New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
YACHTING.
uTLANTIC YACHT CLUB RACES.
A COLLISION AND cAPsIzE-THE oUI
WYE AGAIN DEMONSTRATES HER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAUGHT
IN THE SQUALL.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAUGHT
IN THE SQUALL.
TIA fourth Of the June series OF regattas
..ned yesterday by the Atlantic Yacht Club 1t
- varied assortment OF weather, eliminating
=, = white soual that cleared the whole Of New
York Bay Of sailing craft.
Ten yachts started in the races. which were In
charge Of Colonel D. E. Austen. George w Nc
xnIty and Henry c. Barnet, and among these We're
,our small-szed knockabouts. said TO be designed
Nv w P. Stephens and owned In the New-York
Csno4 Club 1t was their first recorded appear
ence.
Tos 1s-foot knockabout Impudent. owned by Louis
eoury. won her hrst prize. beating Mr. Bainbridges
Scrap In hard vino.
Georse Freeth another race with his big cat
Nat Out Vive and the Gunyar. owned BY Mr..
bennett took first prize among the small knock
sbouts.
20, away first the broad reach 10 Fort Hamil
con and IL took a long chase 10 catch her. The
orl vive took the lead. followed closely by the
Crawling and the Dorothy. Among the smaller
boats much doubt existed as TO which was which.
the racing numbers not being identified with GER
tainty with the boats in the race: but No 4. APP
parently the Gunvar led all through.
The yachts sailed three times around the inside
course OF the club. which between Sea Gate.
Fort Hamilton and Bensonhurst. and the wind was
blowing hard from the southwest At the end OF
the FIRST round the yachts were timed as follows;
sorsp go 80 r porGrny 55S4
Wao4sso :tS:S. Gq -THS6, rs
s. GU % vortex Withdrawn
one Of the incidents Of the day was the collision
between the Out Vive and the Wabasso Inc AT
se D 90 b aaf s9 rond when the Out Vve which
turned close after her bore away TO her course ex
pecting the Wabasso to 20 fast enough 70 keep
Clear But the Wabasso gathered way slowly, am
the spry Qui Nive Unexpectedly punched hole IN
o csr Wv ve ihough the Wa6asso was sailing walk
over another class, and the value OF the protest
The second round chiefly peculiar for the close
Sans OF ali being double or close reeted the boats
kept heir relative positions fairly we'll Inc second
round ended thus
Scrap t:l7:ie Craving Te}ins ri .....tsSsSl "a
S ST. Y,y' &, S saaysf sS.ts
The race Of the special small knockaoouts was
decided by the times in the second round because
the committee abandoned their position at he end
@ ss wH1 h a94 % M faf e aas
s9 S hnr hers the Mind FOR one hundred Yards
water. but he iufYed her and then capslzed and
barnet. Of the Regatta COMMITTEE a launch com
Ing in from the saohem had hard time in making
a landing. but the women reached the clubhouse
The following table shows the results:
SPECIAL C1Ass-2l- FOOT KNoCKABoUTs.
&C.: e.: III: :
SLOOPs-4o FOOT CLASS.
Wabasso y. Shea.......2 70 30 Disabled. "ithdrew
IAcksm F. D. Mack,y. did not start
CABIN CATS-CLAss s-SERIEs G.
Out vlve George Freeth. 90. 1913 35631 l;N.l3
Cirayllng J. :. Selins 10 p 4;1f.lf 20
Dorothy, G. l. Johnstone 3:l3;+' 4;'>74 l'4".rf
SPECIAL KNOCKABOJTS-TWO ROrNDS-SENEN
MILES
Vortex Mr. Fredericks. 32l:o Dfd not nnish
'Gryphon. Mr.. Moore. ...... 3 u 80 40:
cyclone H. Ives.....-.. .3:l3lI $3.50
Gurwar. Mr. Bennett. $3.50 4.o5.+-
priz4