The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-06
WITH WINGS SPREAD.
Third Animal Regatta Of FL
lott Bay Yacht Club.
WILL BE SAILED TOMORROW.



exsiisEa -lng StTuxg.e for Eonors n ne
third 4nnual re-4lsa OF the E.sotl Bay
Gaent club
f@tci1srlen from ali parts % the Sound
74Is D- present. ana there - E9o1 reason
10 fe.leYe thai q sargeT nam0eF o. yscifts
Si4 AXE par ths2 su any Other regatta
Rcd - tn1s Representatives rsup. seattle
alone vii enter tNea-y yarats, aa3 tiat-7
- ae az seAst tNenIy yachts from otS--
sasie ToEts- The Oracle Fe}4sz. Az Cd -
aff.e favorite 59s now o@ ned ~ Ia s91ns.
Nsi4 lake part. All tae aeN sic.oTiA
frsf - ~ Awake. HeslinEaazn has = eX-
jst=e Ted 70 enter some SNIFF crafts ln sac
second and third c.4zses. aE3 possibly tae
MYTH ia tire flr-. class. The local yacnt
NIL have 20 De we sailed % ~ IN races
There VII be four classes and TAO psZes
- each class. The Classes ara divided IS
follows. First class. al yachts over thirty
feet, second class, yachts twenty feet
and under thirty feet third clAss, zach .
eighteen feet ard under twenty-five fsei;
fourth class. yachts under eighteen feet
la case OF mixed rigs srA0ouers vii he
rated a. = per cent AMI y4Sls a - o@r
cent. ~ fAeir racing measurements The
ersw limits wilI 5e as follows. exclusive q
captain. First class. seven men. second
class. six men. THIRD class. four men. and
f0arth class three men. No shifting OF
ballast Si.I D. allowed. ard al boats en-
longing 10 some recogn lze6 yacht CLUB.
The course for yachts az the first and
second classes wit % from ar imaginary
line. drawn from a stake boat or buoy, "a
the flagstaff on the club house. 70 and
around a buoy moored Of FouT-Mi.e rock.
thence "a and around the bell buoy on
Dawapish head. thence 20 ana around tho
buoy nearest the Oregon improvement
Company's coal ounkers; thence TO and
around the stake boat or hUoy OF the club
house. teence to and around the bell buoy
thence 10 and around tire coal bunker
buoy and finish at the starting point.
The course for the third and fourth
class yacais viii DC the same as for the
larger yachts. except that they finish On
passing the club house the first time
around. Yachts are 20 leave all marks
ard bu0ys on the port SIDE. This course
may be reversed a; the discretion o. the
regatta committee. In which case yachts
VIII leave marks and buoys on starooari
side.
The star, viii b. mad. a f0.So IN the
morning. the signals being az follows, \
blue flag vii he holsted az the starting
point as a preparatory signal % refna.n
FIVE minutes when Il viii be replaced by
n white flag, % remain one minute. when
The starting gun viii be fred for The first
class. The white fag viii then 5e hsnled
down and be replaced by the signals 3 be-
class Attention VIII be called 20 each slg
nal ~ whistle. II case the starting gu7
should miss fire. a whistle wiil be bonn N
rs stead. All starts VIII b. flying ones.
ard the time viii be taken from the gun.
Charts Of the course and sailing snstr1lc-
tons have been prepared and wli Se fur
nlsned each yscht. Al prizes will 30
awarded on The evening Of the day Of 10
races when the club viii entertain ths
visiting yachtzrnen IN the cilb rooms. a
smoker and a musical programme having
been provided.
The ihird class viii probably furnish the
greatest number u entries. and also ihs
greatest interest. "a many new boats have
been built tbs year that VIII meet for ihe
FIRST tig4e The club ~a depend on The Cd
reliable Nora % defend the first prize IN
the FIRST class and on she Truant FOR the
FIRST prize IN the second class. In the third
class opinions siger The choice Is he
tween fhe Lucinda, Evelyn Nav ard Ka-
| Iata In the fourth class the Chispa and
/ Imp are looked % - defend the trophy.
and the visiting yachtsueu VIII have "a
san their Httle ships hasi am VEL 20 wln.
| The COMMITTEES having the regatta ia
! charge Is as follows. p II colby. VIII
! TIensel ir ana DoM Simonson 4 NJ,
! 'roS'e's steamer hss been engaged as
| judges brat AID vii carry fhe regatta
| COMMITTEES and representatives. Of the
press.
The list Of Entries.
| First cfass-C;-ac!e Feiitz. Captain \ "
| Tone = T. Y G Nora. Commodore
| Henry Iiense'. =. Y e.. Ketoie. Can
| 'a}n = = sander. Rainier. Albert Han.
| sen. unssta bod. American pr. Kloble. :
| y C rsr' 2. rsrnas < Y. o.
| Sefor.i class Fa3cen. J Selson. r r
| Y e. WHITE S'ar < Stevart. : Y c.
Pagr u.s. Y. Irh.crbe~g. Z. y. 7. c.
! sr-f,astt Tr-eF F7.stfFere = Y Y g.. cor.