Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-12
7lCHTSMEN EXCITED
,,l,,,p, % the Decision Of The Re-
f,tta Committee DIn'r'
.,s,,,llnrs cunrAsDn FsErvED'


vEw 1OhN' 49,. .,,r,te
,a,II.h party hold. 'no nv, h.siv
'pln'DS ,,.,o can he no doubt II any
li' ',s'ary on this poin. were needed u
l''" ,a nave been found tonight over ID
''u' S, ia b.,ln, where the two yhoh"
..h,Inc measured Tor the third time
,., The electric llghts-sometnins
aD-' ,ha, llne--whon tao feeling DO
, Dss the respective crews Of the 'hip'
"',..,,d i,sslf In various ways.
minunr,,rn, friends agd advisers
bhs T,iv OF Bridgeport, tho val.
90 w ,anasr. were all curt In rnnnoi
Ayn.s,ssd In word. They seemed
ins "a I.t the American cslInrS
u mai thoy were deeply hurt.
klo" ING tlme Commodore Arthur
i,isnnle. VINO has gained 'ne i,ps
,.,len since he has been On 'n'
. ~ n, being a genial anu OK
,u',,onally merry fellow, reiuson 20
y " Inc newspapers the alightest nope
r, mars might he race tomorrow.
w. s,,ii only say inst he was walt
az ~, o,der, from Lord Dnnraven.
VIZ ~ IA warm up u TITLE, however,
-, 4 o'clock, and admitted that
v-,1,,,. would start tomorrow cer-
isiy This fact had been discounted
'... Mr.. Glennlo's admission be-
80 ~. NJ the presence OF Measnrer
us.ion The general activity OF val
ny, sallors. aud the very plain
,~,ss OF ths English BOATS mana
~ 10 tighten her and mus decrease
ne load waleI.llno length ~ mlSh.
~ mentioned Incidentally that one OF
M thlprs done TO llghtrn Valkyrie
~. 10 remove the eighteen pigs OF
80 th.t were taken aboard on tbs day
80 inc nfat race. This lead weighed
M Inc nslghbofhood Of ton.
Excitement among yAcht-men was
a, ever heat all day. Everybody hnu
an oplnlon 10 express. or COURSE, most
lemons upheld the committee from
,.itIotic motlvea II nothing else.
Thefe were n good many, however,
vino ehampioned Vaikyrie and her
csu,e. There were others who SAID
liza, the mmiltee ought TO nave
given tho race TO Valkyrie, becauio
Defender could toAt her anyhow, and
a verdict favorable 10 the Englishmnu
would have no other effect thnn 10
make necessary one more race.
While thinking this matter over,
oldllmers recalled the action OF Sir
Richard Sutton, the owner OF the
Genesis, who raced againai Puritan IN
1855. II was remembered that the
Puritan accidentally fouled the Genes
AA the start on the first day OF tho
f,os, When tho committee scnt word
10 SIT Richard that Puritan had been
disqualified, and that he could sail
over the course alone and win the
race, be nrlied that he did not want
10 win that way. He wanted race
and no vslkover. He showed himself
10 DO SPORTSMAN. Lord Dubraven
b., shown 10 this cass that he In moi
the Quiiier that some persons have
.fied 10 make him out, by saying
tonight al the Waldorf hotel that he
wsuld certainly DO on hand to race
tomorrow.
10 an interview tonight, Lord Dun
raven expressed himself regarding the
action Of the regatta committee OF tho
ANtN hVih AhNht Ilhb Au tht hiAhhoA v
The protest made by tho Defender IN
Tuesdays race, as fOllows. 81 shal
all this race tomorrow m spo rtsmau
because have no occasion TO do Other
vile. believe Ia tne ability and
honesty OF the regatta committee OF tbs
Mes York Yacht club. believe tina
10 effort has been made TO inilu
enes their decision. / believe then
70 be gentlemen aud yschtsmen, aud
while I do not care 10 say anything
about VAlkyrie, l yet think MI. Watson
hss inlnlled his engagement. do no
expect that Mr.. lsolin will ofior !
Glance for rs-lgil or anything OF TIL
,qfL While II 10 worry certain tina
hmeflcS's cup 10 lost by reason OF thl
Valkytie's racing showing, II is not n
certain that at B0me time the cup MAJ
not 10 carried across the Atlantic.
"Ihe appearance OF the decision o
the New York Yacht club commltto
comes as n surprise TO mo. | boliev
The Defender made heroic Il ght oil
TuetdAy. do not think tho decisiO
Of the New YORK Yacht club Ycgatt
committee IA based On their oalin con
,ldentlon Of the matter In hand. l u
nslagree with them"