The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-23
n. Y. Y. R. A. REGATTA
The Sixth Annual Meet Will
be Held in New York Bay
Labor Day.
STEVENS WINS ANORHER GAME
The Barry's Offending Players Re-
ceiye a Reprimand-Wheel-
ing Notes,
STEVENS WINS ANORHER GAME

The sixth annual regatta of the New
York Yacht Racing Association will be
sailed on Labor Day, Monday, Sep
TENDER 3, over the regular course in
the New York Bay. The clubs which
are members of the association and
which will be represented in the races
are:-Jersey City, Pavonia, New Jersey,
Oceanic, Bayonne, Newark Bay Boat
Club, Audubon. Canarsie, Columbia,
G~reenville, Harlem, Hudson River, Kill
Won KuIl, Newark, New York Athletic
Club, Shrewsbury, Sing Sing, Staten
Island Athletic. Tappan Zee, Tower
Ridge, and Yonkers Corinthian. The clas-
siication is arranged by the Regatta
Committee is as follows
Schooners-Class A, all schooners, &C
feet and over.
Cabin Sloops and Cutters-Ciass Is, all
g. feet and over So feet; class c, 53 feet
and over As feet; class D, all As feet and
over IS feet; class E, So feet and over 81
feet; class f, all 80 feet and over 27 feet;
class G., all q feet under; class H, all
open lib and Mainsail-Class !, 80
feet and over q feet; class :, all q
feet and over % feet; class 3. % feet
Cabin Cat Rugged Yachts-Class 4, all
over % feet; class 5, % feet and under.
Open Cat Rigged--Calass :. 81 feet and d
feet; class. s, % feet and over 20 feet;
class 9, 20 feet and over II feet; class 10,
II feet and under.
In each class at least two yachts must
start or no prize will be awarded in that
class.
The courses for the various classes
Course 1-For Glasses A, B, c., D, z
and F. From the starting line to and
around Red Nun Buoy, No. Y Perch and
west Of and distant one and a half nau-
teal miles from the point OF Sandy
Hook,4eaving the same in turning on the
port hand and return over the same
course. Distance q statute miles.
Course 2-For Glasses G, H, l. 2, A, {
and From the starting line to and
around swash Channel (Red) Bell Buoy,
located one and a Quarter miles NV;
t~hree-eighths w. from Romer Shoal
Light, leaving the same in turning on
course. Distance, q statute miles.
Course 3-Classes 8. 5. s and 9. From
the starting line to and around Black
Of a mile E.. NE. from swinburne
Island, leaving the same in turning on
the port hand and return over the same
course. Distance, Is statute miles.
Course Glass 10. From starting line
to and around Black Buoy, No. II,
t-hree-quarter miles S. by E. from Fort
Tompkins, leaving the same in turning on
the port hand and return over the same
course. Distance, Il statute miles.
The start will be a flying one for all
Al. as practicable. The starting and fin
ishing line for all classes shall be an
imaginary one between Oyster Island
Buoy No. 10 and a stake boat anchored
confusion, if the wind be from the south,
it is requested that all yachts cross the
starting line on the port tack.
The measurement for allowance of time
shall be the length on deck, measured
from the forward part of the stem to the
be added the length Of the load water
line measured when in sailing trim, the
two measurements to be added together
and divided by two. The resElt thus OBJ
tained shall be the sailing length.
Allowances shall be figured according
to the table prepared by N. q; Hers
hoff. No two yachts owned by the same
nerson. in whole or in part, can com
pete for the same prize. vi cabin
yachts must be provided with two cork
life buoys. placed within easy reach of
the helmsman. Prizes will not be award
ed unless this rule is complied with.
Prizes will be awarded to the winning
yachts in each class. Cap'a yaGnts,
measurement or fraction thereon, IN al
dition to the helmsman. open yachts,
one man to every three feet of sailing
measurement or fraction thereof, in ad-
dition to the helmSman.
Sails-Schooners Mainsail %foresail,
forestaysail. jib, flying jib, jib topsail
maintopmast staysail, balloon jib and
s~pfnnaker. Shops and cutters.Mainsaii,
forestaysail, jib, flying jib, jib topsafl,
club topsail, gaff topsai, balloon jib and
spinnaker. Yawls-Same as sloops and
cutters, with mizzen and mizzen top
sail.
Balloon Sails-Yachts may set light
sails over working sails. Open sloops
lib and mainsail only. Cabin and open
cats, mainsail only.
Ballast-Shifting and throwing out OF
ballast will be allowed in open yachts
only.
Club SignaLEach competing yacht
must fly its club signal at the peak.
Anchoring will be allowed during the
race, but anchors must be weighed and
not sifpp&d. If the race is made by a
yacht, IN Glass; in seven hours or less.
it will be declared a race for all classes.
The member of the Regatta Commit
tee area. F.. Adams, M. w. Brown,
Henrichs, E. Langerfeld, Secretary. No.
1880 West Eighty-eighth street, New York.
F. NJ. Randall, Garrett Van Horn.
The Yigilant and the Satanita went
into dry dock yesterday. The Figilant's
centreboard, which sunk after being
torn from its f~astenings by divers yes
teraay, has been recovered. and will be
ped in position tomorrow.
a yacht race that is attracting at
tention will be sailed on the Shrewsbury
River Saturday off Fairhaven. The race
will be between E. E. Hopely's Turnin
at 5000, and will be sailed over a ten
mile course, and both yachts are now be-
ing thoroughly overhauled for the con-
test ET4Er-t