New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-24
TWO YACHT CLUB REGATTAS TO-DAY.
MICH INTEREST IN THE sEAwANHAKA CORN
THAN CoNTEsTs-NoTEs ABOUT THE
pJEASI-RE ROATS

MUCH INTEREST IN IHfs SEAN ANfhhH 'ofsi~-
THAN CoNTEsTs-NoTEs ABOUT THE
PLEASURE BOATS.
The twenty-hfth annual Cornthian race OF the
seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club Will take place
about noon to-day Many entries have been made.
and the contest will doubtless be OF unusual inter
est The classification OF entries includes schooners
Of racing lengths ranging from less than % feet
10 over IS feet; soops cutters and yawls from q to
over feet: cabin caboats from 10 TO 50 feet. ana
open catboats. from Is to 30 feet.
a prize in silver or its equivalent In money Will
be awarded 10 the winning yacht In each class.
In any class In which there are more than three
starters, a second prize will be awarded In case
there is only yacht entered in a class the prize
for the class will be awarded. II the course be
sailed.
The Leland Corinthian Challenge Cup. open to
members OF the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht club
only is for this Offer ed In the S-foot class
OF schooners The winner OF this cup in the annual
Corinthlan race and following contests Will receive
a prize recording the name OF the competitors
Individual prizes will be given to the Corinthan
members Of crews winning yachts. whenever
all or all except one OF the crew are amateurs.
The course for the larger schooners and sloops
will be from the starting line TO a mark about one
mile from Greenwich Point. thence five miles to
mark about and three-quarter miles off Long
Neck Point; thence five miles to the stakeboat;
course to be sailed twice thirty nautical miles.
pan triangular course. From the starting line
five miles 20 Cows Buoy thence two miles to a
mark about and three quarter miles OF Long
Neck Point; thence five miles to the siakeboat.
course be sailed over twice. twen'y-four nauti-
cal miles.
The thirl class OF boats will sail the
Sound triangular course and the fourth class
over the Shippan triangular course.
The entries include many famous yachts from
various clubn and nothing seems TO have been
left undone by the Regatta Committee. consisting
of oliver +. Cromwell. chairman; Charles W. Wet
more Walter c. Kerr. DIR. Valentine Mott and
Charles A. Sherman. secretary. to make the days
sport lively.
There will be concert by the Hungarian Or
chestra at the clubhouse and dancing in the even
Ing The steamer Dunderberg will leave the new
pier at Oyster Bay for the clubhouse at s. and
l0:45 a. m. and at i245. SS5. b46. e;51 and p M
returning from the clubhouse at 1890 D. m.
After the regatta the yacht squadron Will meet
In Seawanhaka Harbor, preparatory TO the race to
New London tomorrow.
The twenty-sixth annual regatta OF the Pavonia
Yach, Club will be sailed to-day over the lower
Bay courses. There sixiy-four entries In ten
classes The steamer Bay Queen Will accompany
the feet leaving Morris-st. Jersey city. at $780,
and Pier No O. North River ~ 10 a. The
Judges are George T.. Garland. Of the Ne~-Jcrsey
Yacht Club: George Parkh. Of the Columbia
zach, Club and Commodore I. F. Fischer. OF the
.ists OF w. j. Kent. l.. Mttelsdorf and h. H. Me
Claim.
The Pequoit Casino Association OF New-London
will have a race next Thursday in which four
Classes OF yachts will start for the prizes In each
class in which four yachts start second prize
will be provided Yachts need not be in cruising
trim. but clubtopsaiis Will be barred.
The course for Class one will be from New Lon
don Light 10 Plumb Island. to Hatchetts Reef and
return. Distance twenty miles The course for
Classes two, three and four Will be twice around
ten mile triangle. between New London Light,
Bartetts Reef. and Fishers Island.
The Yonkers Cor.nthian Yacht Club will have It's
seventh annual regatta on the Hudson OFF Yonkers
on Saturday, June 90 Clubs comprising the New
York Yacht Racing Association are Invited TO take
part. The start Will be made near 10 as
possible. The will be decided upon the
morning Of the regatta 10 depend upon the condi-
ton Of the weather The regatta will be sailed
under the rules OF the NewYork Yacht Racing As
ISOLATION Entries close June &c D. m. En-
! tries to be made 10 Regatta Committee. Of
| F. A. Rlgby. Box &c. Yonkers. New-York A prize
boats start. Special prize TO class H.
The first OF the Atlantic Yacht Clubs ladies'
regattas for vice-Commodore Adamss prizes will
be sailed on June 20 of Bay Ridge In the even
ing there will be a dinner and dancing.
| c. l.. Hubbard has hoisted his nag the yacht
Kaloiah, OF the Nev-York Yacht Club. at New
London and the boat Is now In commission. The
Kalolah Is Herreshof flyer comparatively new
and has a record Of high speed. Mr.. Hubbard and
| his family will have cottage In the Pequoit col
| ony during the summer.
The steamer Comanche. H. Melville Hanna, Of
Cleveland. will 60 into commission at New-London