New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
TIE ROLLC4LL AT OYSTER BAY.
ASSEMBLY, Or THE DAMAGED TWENTY
FOOTERS IN THE RANDBOX FLEET.


FOOTERS IN THE HANDBOOK FLEET.
The yachtsrnen assembled yesterday at the Sea-
| vanhaka Corinthian Club house, Oyster Bay. 10
continue the trial races Of the new twenty-footers
Sorne had stayed over night at the cluo. out 'hose
Who came from distance arrived In a drenchine
n:n that promised 20 last ali day The sailors Oh
The previous day were undoalably feeling the ef-
ss,s o! their hard work and exposure. AS Chariss
O Davis OF the Mon,aul, said: when they came
awn TO breakfast you could tell every man 'ha'
ki been riding the weather rail OF twony-iooter.
E.was "a rusty as q Queen Anne Dusket.
Bu. even il the weather had permitted any racing
rany OF Yachts would have teea unable TO start
exhg 10 damages sustained in Mondays breeze OK
Uas The examination that was made OF the
tsa2iated yachts was Ggood ceal IKE cai'i''s
The roll after a battle Three were stove IN DINERS
lad los; sails, another her centrepoafd. ana 80 Oh
he general smash-up of the Spanish Armada was
rs,hlne 70 i, and il would be difficult 10 get
clearer indication as 10 the utter unreabiliiy ana
uaseayorthiress OF the modern racing craft than
this standardization OF a feet OF oandooxes III
Wind tina; was only a good WHOLESALE breeze ior an
abe yacht
The Mono Will be as ready TO start TO-DAY de she
vas at the finish of Mondays race. Inns Doa.'
sr, for A. ~ Durkee c. II. Crane ana ). H.
care has established a great reputation for her-
sst curing late races and also by being ape 70
insh on Monday without accident ana WIN e1i,-
aS Sehsy it" Al the club yesterday Colgate Hoy
nd tha, he Shark, owned by his son. sherman IN,
you'd start to-day The Shark mad Pa iucS ,a U
Hoaeay being run into twice, each coliisVn stan d
ing hole in her Nor did her owner tfiads n sun
With the racing When the Montank wen. I asho.J
the harbor he was one o! the party 'n ~ dinev
1es OF. and IN returning 50 inc WHIT - "a ,hrce
Tie craft capsized SHILLING sherman anu " -
others INCLUDING a man who could not swirl, ~
Es water. Young HO,' preserved me ' ~ n din
w sails by swimming ashore WIN thehi III ~
e.n s.away. - $500, mr. may
The skaie belonging TO Irving Cox may or b nave
iet he ready to-day. The Bath iron W. U,ret,oa ri
ssa required 70 stamp out new steer Se ~, This
ir her and last nigh, II was hoped that 'i,s
ssfd he in place to-day. After inc ~ msaSe
inoacsv the Skate received pretty naIoord Gy
..s.g towed undCr water and Hast-oo""" ~
The Al Anka will be ready as she W sa,ss,r rr,
!crt1 by her TWO capsizes She has iiusua.i
hes Possibility IN the way Of danger III eap,h;i !,
W Monday her hollow mast flied with WAFER Will
,ne boat lay on her side, there being soIne SSahln
.1es n the SPAR The crew was thereioIe u hnard
~ BALANCE her up by standing on me somrce
- l,ty did after her first capsize in's - IN Inc
=. CANCER which seems 70 be totaiB new r ~
SSanss u yachting though there rs 70 SStsInned
$40 aay rev sources Of danger may le "''N'
ne uandtox feet .,-,- In, II
he Aranca was not ex3 mined yestery't a., ~ ~.
sad that Mr. Howard. the owner, VIII Ia col
issHk the hole mad. by her latest Iecotp' --,a6y
:r1r and :, hoped that the boat n,.s us - he
-. The ldsa. which was party " o,,bh cl,.
S.1sca's cC.lisore has not been scen AZ Tue ,:.s
NE since IL * sUrr,sed that her owner So a.
some other hnrnor Ths Eogarv - expec'eu w
~e'' though She CID rot star; CT MonGny.