New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

49,, ,,. ,ho,,cr ,orhans mentioned on the second
succeeding day some OF III" committeeman SUN
AS charles T. Tower. chairman OF IN" Ne"
Rochelle Yach, club Regatta Committee. who has
been n city editor himself. have tried to explain
TINT durag the summer there Is always crowd
lr, on Saturday night I'm tine columns devoted TO
snorts and these men have thought II only lar 10
tell those who were un2cGn"!ni'd with newspaper
work that 1t was wholly imp'ssib" Tor al To-
gattas to be reported when a number occurred Oh
the same day.
who race their yachts pretty continuously through
tn. ..as0u can got away On a so. 'i''' .IS'..'s'
l.y nbOu- a. well as pu any 'th'' 80 ".". ~ -,
, r,,,.H mon ~oui be nln,I on-nnnd whose pres,
.,,. II i,gattas seems 10 be not often preNcnteu
~ ,,,r'r,r ! Rogers M.Nwcll. wno arc known 20
H. ..,,,ru,llv Immersed ln woik. and who hAyc
sr,tt -, possibilities hanging over thcn ~! 't'e
Inn VINO nevertheless. .ff"nse ther a4grs es
..rl , WY that the rni'f pastime OF their h'e'
vy,,"p.v~r .d" has no better 81 the argument.
faci - clear that tie TX aiIr marry ".Wn."
NV a. fn. association arrangcs these matters the
','f 'ccsrr.n,, 81 ,p Ho e,,1rf9v I, IONS iair
ground tor congratulniion. rather than regret -,
atncndmenss to The general ana racing roles, as
proposed by tho Executive committee, VIII I've
ecutvc Committee FOR "a: coming yesr VII. 6,i nsH
be c..e ana the fst@r V w 10 Considered 1t
a. r,r"nstlv desired that every club the nssocia
ION bo roI,ros~i,ed ~ tho meeting.
The .,Iggcefipn has beer made that there Will be
now argum"n; - this meeting over tn" term %
rnthi,n.' ma that an effort viii Ice made to alter
49,. nrl.i,l meaning FruIite stud,nis have cX-
rlained iiat among 'he ancient creeks ID" Corin-
ielans W., tho ron young men Nho sometimes
descended Into Ia" arena to contest n the pupil
exhibitions and that in" term came from the DIS
rinct!on mad between them and tho paid giadia-
tors The definition as now printed hy ~" asso-
na ond perhsps tho Naval Rescryc men yacht
deslgners and apparently. 10, u Other good ~
lows. This f. the definition. as now printed by the
Capitalization in yachting Is that attribute
which represents participation for sport as distinct
from gain. and which also Involves the acquire
men, of nautical experience through the love OF
sport rather than through necessity or The hope Of
gain no person who follows tho sea a means "
livelihood or who has accepted remuneration FOR
services rendered I'm handling or serving on n
yacht shall be considered Corlnthian yachts
Tho president Of tho Y. r. I. q tho Grca, Lakes.
boats. said. after the last big meeting IN New
York "a large part OF my racing has been agans;
against them My hardest iusslcs have been with
good amateurs. Tho professional generally has
some hard and fa't notions In his head that rs
often put him WRONG A. right You can say from
dltion IT may hc noted TINT for the smaller craft
e anal" ~ arc MI nno1 i, r"r tw@ yrirS
them all round every Of 10" best professional IL
Of his day. and pusean. another amateur proved
get into these twenty footcrs and sail them better
! than Dueean or crane" or even young Mr.. IIoyt?
to give beginners fair chance. u - well to have
some rule on the .nhl'ct ara also 70 have the
responsible for tho conduct Of the boat; and while
such saigsuards are adlm,tted{ rca.onablc Il
seem entirely agreed as 10 their readiness TO
| is conccrncd. and the best Of hcm prcferrcd'
! Therefore. there seems 10 be u large chance for
AZ II well-known yacht designer said Yesterday.
we want fairly good mental blacksmith 10
whclt that definition into something like proper
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