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Atlantic Yacht Club Cruise.

NEW LONDON. July CIV. Gould Brokaw's
schooner Amorita led the yachts Ot the Atlantic
Club into this harbor this afternoon Soon
Gfter the boats started Mr.. BrOkaws flyer
sumed the lead and held it to the finish. defeat
ing the Colonia. her most dangerous competitor.
in hollow style Commodore Posteys boat met
with an accident early in the day. Her foretop-
mast was carried away and she was obliged to
enter the harbor in a disabled condition. The
Penguin again defeated the Wcnonah in tho
special class and the Ondava and Xenobia were
victorious in their respective classes. Fred
maintopmast stsysail early In the race and q
little later on her foretopmast was carried
away. the weather throughout the day was
good and the yachts were favored With a steady
breeze from the southwark.
The preparatory signal was made at 1O:16
O'Clock from the Regatta Committees steamer.
which was anchored Off Penield Reef beacon
and ten minutes later the sloopS We're sent
away. followed by the schooners after another
interval OF ten minutes. thin fog veiled the
shore as the boats crossed the line in the follow
ing order under the influence OF nice sailing
breeze from the southwark:
Narika, Bonnie Clint Endola. OndawA, Arvn,
weuonah Penguin Bonita, Eenobia. Wabasso, AM
orita. Huron. Katrina, Sachem. Coiona. Lady Evelyn
and Ramona.
All crosScl with booms broad Off TO port and
spinnuker poles lowered to starboard The
Sachem luhed out to windward of the Katrina
quickly ran into the lead and led the Meet nto
New London. The yachts finished of the bell
buoy on Sarah's Ledge. the entire distance be-
ms covered in about seven hours.
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PARDON IN TIE lead.
English Golf Champion Defeats Park In
First Part of Their Match.

Special cable D,Spdtch 10 THF SuS.
LONDON, July eat $50 O'clock this morn
ing 5000 spectators were present to witness
the golf match between the professionals. Will
Park and Harry Nardon. the English champion.
which began at the North Berwick links at |
o'clock. The weather was perfect. Both Of tho
players were in their bost form. +. q. TAFT
was the referee for Park and Broadwood for
Vardon. Edward Blyth was the umpire. The
players were attended by four fore-caddes.
In the first round out every hole was haved
Each score was as follows: !. :. 1. 1. !, I. 4.
3. 5. At the eleventh Nardon's tee shot struck
Parks into the hole Coming in Park won the
eleventh hole Vardon the thirteenth and A.
teenth and Park the seventeenth and egh-
teenth At the end Of the round Park led by |
up. The second round was won by Vardon by
Pun.
Nardon thus won the first half Of the match
by splendid play Parks putting was good
but Nardon cxcelled 10 the other parts OF the
game.
The crowd continued to increase until when
the second round was being played there word
5000 persons present. the largest number
ever seen at such match. Sir Archibald Hep
burn thanked the spectators for their good
behavior. they interfering with tile players in
no way.
The second half OF the game will be played
at Canton on July ~.
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THE RECORD.


After ,oaing eight straight games on the en-
smy'a grounds the Brooklyns made their re-
appear.ncA at Washington Park yesterday. and
1900 persons went home happy after seeing
the Ph.lads phia players laid low by Hanlon's
Tho on, .uk1r. On edge. for the BrOuklyns
took such commanding lead in the
cary innings that III" interest died out.
sti., the ONO, kers were not quite sure
tho Quakcrs are great sIuggcrs. but the
rIpe,ted cannonade Of hits did not material
no The PhIadei phlas can 10 some leldinE. hut
they rely marGly to win their game 10y heavy
their hts or to bunt. but toed the plate with
the sols purpose OF knocking holes in the
iencc Maul. who. by the way. pitched his
frst full game Of the season yesterday. did
10 could h?ld his o W. bTru9S the SMakers
badly scattered that the home team held
the victory well IN hand. A remarkabo
Offered eighteen chances t" catch fly balls, All
81 those chauces were not easy either. the three
outnelier- being compelled to run like deer
before they succeeded in catching several of
Brookyn PLAYERS were at fault Ths vas in
the second inning. when Jones and keelcr.
after getting under Fiick's high Gv. al
lowed the ball e. fali between them, thereby
Hugh jennings had only one opportunity
10 throw to first but he made the double play
90 quickly that all doubts were set at rest
whether his arm was good or not. Although
Manager Hanon decided 10 play him at third.
L. place OF Casey. who has not been hitting
wsll enough to be regular player OF the team.
Bprnhardt was hit hard in the first four inn
ings During the remainder of the game the
Brroklyns failed to locate him again. The
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ARGoyAUrs HALF LENGTH BEHIND.
Beaten by London Rowing Club at Henley,
Howell Still in tho Race.
Special tabb D,,patch to The SUN

Special cable D,spatch 10 The SUN
LONDON. July 0.--The first heat for the wy
fold Cup was won by the London Rowing Club,
which beat the Thames Rowing Club. In the
second heat Trinity Hall. Cam bridge. beat the
Kingston Rowing Club by three lengths.
In the first heat Of the second round for the
Thames Challenge Cup. First Trinity boat the
London Rowing Club by one length The Sec
ond heat was won by Kingston College. which
beat Jesus College. Cambridge.
The second heat OF the second round for the
Grand Challenge Cup was won by the Ieander
Club. which beat Trinity OF Cambridge. The
third heat OF the same round was won by the
London Rowing Club over the Argonauts OF
Toronto This was splendid race 1t was
close throughout. and was won bv tho London
crew by half length
In the first heat Of She second round for the
Stewards Cup the Trinity boat collded with a
pile and Magdalen continued over the course
and won The secoud heat was won by ths
favorte- Hammonia four from Hamburg.
which beat Ballio Oxford. easily.
The first heat for the Visitors Plate was won
by Balliol. which beat Pembroke College. Cam
bridge. In the second heat New College. Ok
ford, beat MagdaIen. Oxford
The London Rowing Club beat Trinity in the
frst heat OF the second round for the Silver
Goblnts, In tho second heat St. Georges
Hospital beat the Thames Rowing Club.
The first heat for the Ladies' Plate was won
by Pembroke College. Cambridge. which beat
Radley College.
In The fourth heat for the Diamond sculls
Blackstafe beat Fox. In the nth heat Ashe
beat Thompson. In the 0rst heat of the second
round Howell american beat Hammerde.
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Pitcher Wheeler and Utility Inhelder Fultz have
been released by the Philadelphia club,
The Washington Heights Field Club have July l6
offering suitable terms. Address T. q. Cook. 2Als
EgntA avenue.
The Woodward Field Club of Jersey City would
Ike TO hear from uniformed teams in Harlem Van
Neat amt On staten Island, sunday Rames only
Address Charles Stewart, 2le Summit avenue. Jer'
soy city, \, }.
The Black Diamond Baseball Club has July 10 and
~ open aud would re pleased TO close tho sam with
any strong team within 800 miles Of the city offering
a suitable Inuucelnent. Address j. r. Hayes mana
ser, lGG Last 10th street
Owing to the dlsbandment of All outot.town team.
tue Sanonal A {. has July X. w. II. IL. - and 80
" ""wm I te %I"a Hdrsss Arthur L. Jaeger 2o
ltut!ad:e street, Brooklyn.
wi. be- "TIosei to thu New YorE A. &. Huylrr Vest.
cyclt vii pitch against his former team. while Law.
the box tor the Orange Athletics.
The Aeru OF East New York have July 70 open
Vpa HGHS tG TO Of S.% I'VE o :H' P1R
Is. I,lpn 23T Broadway. New YORK.
| The Niagara baseball club has July any sun.
day IN August september open for games with
uniformed teams aVcTaEinS 20 years, on tne Nl'Hara
dress .liau " Drtscoll. 20 Henry street Jersey
City.
Everett College Baseball Club has a few more open
date. Il July, Angus, aud september. and would
like 10 M the same with semi prIfeSSi3,1al
TArry towns Atlantic Guys. Martons. Perth Amboys,
dress george W. bay, 424 seventh avenue.
Owing to poor, attendance the scranton Club was
to aeapd the Sn TET. nss BE- SI n
in phatephia tonight According - the plans
l1t out the championship will be awarded To- Rich
muuu. the leaders the race, ami new r. hedale
adopted for the second championships ssrIcg. III
wllrh only 50 clubs wall take part.
| SrR,rrsE. July d.-Prcsident +. T. Powers OF the
Eastern League, who came a'ruuning to syracuse
| when he received George KuntZsch = telegram re-
lin iusning the syria franchise, IL to-day
deavOTug to organize stock company 10 huIsh out
the with tne stars in this city. lie says he has
solue prospects nf Alta meeting To- be held
morrow h Expects reorganization NIL We Of.
tsctSd, with EuntLsGh On the OUTSIDE,
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LAWN TENNIS.
stevens Beats Pnret in tho Middle States
Championship.

Only one OF the semi-flnal matches In tho
Middle States championship tournament was
played a: Orange yesterday afternoon. but this
furnished excitement enough for day. The
summary:
Championship Singles third round W A. LArned
beat u. +. Davis. ll-i3 ID. 6-3.
cent Final Round Richard Stevens beat J. p
Parct, 80, ID. -.
Champonsiip Doubles Preliminary round-Da-
Wis and Ward beat Grant and Kcaruey ~, 10.
First Round -Hackett and Allen beat Brooks and
Brooks, o,n,a 81; Lsrned and Lsrned heat Glaze
brook and Hills. Sd -.
mtercity Team Match--w. A. Larned, New York
beat D. I. Davis Boston la. TO, ga: s. c. Mil
lett. New York We. Alfred Goldman. Boston, S.
8T ,unhnished.
Consolation Singles First round-R. c. Hills beat
7. Souther. "a, 81. o-3; s. Franklin beat W. h.
Miles, +-6. lO-S, %.
Second ROUND. Keerncy. Jr.. bat r. G. Hills
al. "a; F. b. Hoguc beat c. F. Watson Ir ca
80 "a. W. c. Grant beat Jay Bramhall by de.
fault
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This week Macdonald won the gold medal,
and has put out in turn Stickney. Hoahird and
Thorp. His worst score round has been an 20.
the others ranging from ~ to 30. Hartman
match player Hartman has few equals. Medal
scores are grand things in their way. but Col.
BoRie does not walk the links side by side with
the player. 80 the New Workers are not dis
mayed. Summary of to-dny's play:
W. J. Travis oakland, beat John Reid, Jr., st. An
drews, by 2 mp and to play.
i. s. Douglas, Fairfield, beat Gardiner q. Hubbard,
Oakley, by up and Il to play.
{. d. Macdonald Chicago, beat J. q. Thorp, Oak
ley, by 8 mp and 2 to plpy.
II. NJ. Hartman. Mssdowbrook. beat II. p. Toler,
Baltusrol, by 4 up and to play.
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Omcial Correspondence on the Question of
His EliEihiIity TO Compate In midland.

Prior TO tho sailing Of the Yale Harvard
team Eyert Jansen Wendell. Chairman Of tho
Joint committee. obtained Credentials from
Secretary James F. Sullivan Of the A. A. l..
showing that all tho members Of the team arc
eligible 10 compete rs amateurs.
hat Burkes standing has been the subject
Of special inquiry ia shown by the following
CurrespOnicnrc between Secretary Herbert II
the A. A. 4. Of England and Secretary sullivan
OF the A. A. l.:
LONDON June ~. 1892.
DEAN Sin: May ask you to answer in losed QueS
uous with al little delay a. pos sIe; Is 7, Burke
who may compete for Harvard anil Yale against %
ford and Cambridge. at proseut an amateur accord.
INK u the 4 A, L. Of Amer!c. laWsi Has hs stAtus
as an amateur ever been called question ohciAly :
Ar" the men tn represent the H. aud team ali ANA
t"us according 10 the A. Al. rules and Lawn Faith
fully yours, Z. n, rEFHP,
Huu. SEQ Amateur Athlete AssucIatluu.
J. r. sULLINAk, hsq,. Hon. ssc A A, L.
NEW YuEB July 4, l-HG.
Ch0rlG' Rerberi. F'q, HonordbH Secretary 4 4. A.
" Grsu 6,JtniH, "a JohH street, Ad'jphi r.. T.,
London. khg,4ad,
DEAR SIR Yours ot the 2-tn ult to hand aud
contents noted. In reply TO your questions would
STATE:
. kuSt Thomas e. Burke A slRSblS 10 compstsIn
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Last year, at tho same .uncturc in the event.
DouGlas beat Travis by > NJ and 10 play.
Travis has undoubtedly improved since then.
hut it Is hardly posslble that be can beat
douglas. one Thing Is certain he viii not
lard did this morning Tic Macdonald and
Hartman match will hc n harder propOsitIon
10 solve, Hartman p.ay~ better game now
than Smith did at the rim" Ur put Macdonald
out last year. and, although a homo bred, he
j. a holder player.
Tn" metropolitan cNrCrtS are faithful 10
their champlOp. and. as in way 1t is case ~
New York against chicago. there will ne u great
sectional foclIng, and without doubt a few
WAgCrs OF more consequence than mere cigars
% baskets Of win" VIII haug on the result.
Macdonald has tn" advantage Of being on
Il course that h" kLOw- well, bur, 70
onset this. ii golfer cannot learn a
course ~ = week he " someBhat slsak-
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NATIONAL LkAGuE AsD AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York at Boston; Philadelphia at Brooklyn;
BlltimoTc at Washington. Cincinnati At Louisville;
Cleveland ut st. Louis. Chicago at PIttsburx.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Providence AZ Toronto; Worcester at Montreal;
Springfield at Rochester.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Newark al richmond. Paterson At Allentown;
Wilkesharre at Ian naster.
OTHER GAMES.
THE SUS VS.. Herald, at Prospect Park.
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Io-FOOT CLASS CABIN CATS.
Qui Vve. Geo A Freeth..3 90 90 5 o5 20 = 90 20
Win or Lose. is. Appleby.3 90 90 . ls 23 IL -
25-FooT OPEN CATS.
Sirene. r. OutwAter ..,...9 O5 90 > 81 ~ 2 lG 70
Elsie W. +, Gillespie. q % 90 - OK . II U3
2l-FOOT OPEN CATS.
Vera, A. N. Bradley ..,.a o. 90 rs 10 . 30 10
Pyscle. b. Is, Stevens .. O5 % not timed.
lS-FOoT GLASS, OPEN CATS
IA Ia Ia tt McCahilJr 3 90 o. 2G - = II -
The winners We're IIuSsar. Windora. Lorelei
Hour, Ripple. Esperanza, hlttie, Speudrllt.
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Quite n feature Of tn" morning was tho tie
between ToIer and Hartman. lluling out on
every green the medal scores were So for the
iiu!tusroi man aud oulya stroke more for Har-
riman, Tolcr went out IN ~ and back in ~.
eluailing the best medal play s"or" for cigh-
tn"n !. I", made in the qualifying round Il
Nls the best golf of his Iif" II is fair
I" say. and grand p.rfGrman"" when
il is considered that Wall street has
kept him from tn" links t. Il great
extent Tor the past Year. IIarrIman was 3
down Ar III" turn, with only one . on his card
The Mead "whrnuk PLAYER WAS on" OF th" most
surprised mru ihni over walked the links. and
h" began To- thuk thar the match was to b"
something in thr uHtur" 81 trIumphAi march.
Possibly this Is what il should he termed tor
to break oven Hartman had to play his lest.
and I" catch up against IL" game Toer was
putting up was Il triumph in itself
Trlrr won III" tenth h0In. but thereafter the
best he could d" WIS t. halyc Wh"r" Tolcrs
game has improved f. in his stcaliucss on tho
AZ rr,ach shots and in rut'ing In the nftor-
noon, however T"l"r could not hold tho pace,
AMI Hartman was NJ At the turn. Aftcrwari
Hartman won every hulr except the eleventh,
which was halv"d in q. and Il" thirteenth,
which rol"r won in { to = This. gave the
march to n" VI q, \. champion by u W and
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New England League.

innings.
!! PAWtuchet-Taunton g; PAwtucEet. 5.
Observation-Disclosures ~, Manchester. q.
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AZ Milwaukee Milwaukee, !; Buffalo. =.
A. Kansas City--kRnsas city, 3. Columbus, 7.
A. Observation-Disclosures y; Indianapolis, 7.
Al st, Paul-St. Paul. I; Detroit, q.
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Taxi Tw" Races from Algonquin of
Oyster Bay.

The Constance won two races at Oyster Bay
yesterday. defeating the Algonquin very de-
cislvey in each. The Palm did not put in an
appearance. and the Constance. having wen all
the trials except one. will without doubt be
selected as tho challenger to go to Montreal to
sail for the cup.
The wind was very light on the Sound, and
run in each race the Algonquin easily led the
Constance. but as soon as they hauled on the
wind the Constance Outpointed and Outfooted
her rival. and won by several minutes each
time. The summary
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There were thirty-ivo entries in the ap-
women. each holing out six balls DR. Wells
and W. +. Moore tied for first place, each
ho!ng out in twenty six strokes. Mrs. Wells
with twenty-seven. The summary
Dr. Wells %; ": E. T; Moore. 90: Mrs. Wells. 81;
A. Copprll, -. G. kell. rs; NJ. Howe, 2S +. a.
booth, rs 4. c. sherwood, 2s, Mrs, Miller ~;
William Kilder. ~; II. Betts 20: b. F. Rsnnon4.
-, Mlss Smith. ~: Miss H. BurrItt. so; Il.
Bayhs. 20, Ii. Coppcll. so. Miss NJ. Barber. 81;
Miss NJ BUrritt, 81 " Snddler. ~; II. W Banks.
Mss Now ~, 4 dratam. Y Mrs. II. ". Banks,
~. II. Dtman. 81: Mrs II. NJ Banks "A; Il. 4.
ogden, ~; Il. Burritt. ~.
The tic fol. first place was played off and was
won 10y DR.. Wells.
The liillandale Golf Club had an informal
opening Of It's new clubhouse on Tuesday. Tea
was served on the spacious piazza. The prn-
cipdl event OF the day was thirty-siX hole
contest, medal play. the best two scores being
selected from each four holes. thus making
eighteen holes returned, as follows
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ATLANTIC CITY.
n. n. e.
Atlantic City....2 o 2 0 o Ill IL 7
Cuban XGiants.3 K 2 o % ..-22 81
Ha,tcrles Burns Latmer and Agnew; Nelson and
williams
MORRIS PLAINS.
n. Fl. Z.
State Hospital 2 o o Ill II y
Dover .........l o q U q / y IL
Bat ericsO Seill and Connolly; Clancy and GaeEer.
At Bowmanville Ont.-deuuine Cuban Giants, II;
Bow nhMNlllo. ..
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In Placing Your Advertising

For the season. be certain THE BUS ia on your list.
The number Of leading summer resort advertisers
who use THE SuS are in Themselves an ndursanIent
of the value VI the payer Is profitable medium
ALr.
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The tnyttat'u 70 VISIT tie un.tDd States which tho
Associated Cricket clubs Of Phlal,lphia sent ~
the Australian c.i'Aotcrs now touring Ia England
has hoen treated with Ecant courtesy by Major
WAtdil the ATuroiesn's manager. II 10 now
understood that the games expected 90 lie
played in this country IN the autumn will
got take place. Tho invitation WAS sent 10
the Australians las' prnG, but no reply
f"reiyyd, and cahl gram was tr atrl IN nAA man.
nor. The Ihllai'Iphlan- arc uuw n.id"rtug the
l4YsAWlI} OF hr!lEng another cam rIrr. or Let.
ting the So t.r =, 'urrAtttl ~, Ert II
concerned l'Is tn.uGut tiiat lie IL sIln = L.. Tho
autumn VIII 90 J. ilN' fG" N q md m! "a
II the 81 nrt aud a. ~ maiCl'- ha SISal- hn"u a
srarees nIIEr.a..y N IN lar. patA tao .l, u p.e-
ya!!R tHa' tho : mes should not he disc ,nuuuel
More People and H~tter People
h"Ad me StN than any other paper publ. she'd. For
this reason You Will r'tlII, 4ul, Err response
hroush advertising ~ Its columns than through
A1anMsE 0EtIsHs4Res thll.SA Adv
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Al bristol Bristol, T.; New London, 3.
A. Now Hayrn-New Haven, X, Merlden, 2.
~ Derby Norwich, y, Derby, o forfeited,
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~ binghamton-BinghA =. OSWego. 10
~ schenectady and Albany. ram.
Az Cortland Cortland. |; Auburn. 5.
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q he Curf.

all amateur ntes'-. al present beng registered
amateur aud roGuyed A. az amateur by til" A L.
second, Thomas r. BuEFcs status a. an aulAtsuR
has usycy been ~, nod plS,lnlly. The men who
to prcs'n' the Harvard and Yale in Eng
land are all amateurs according ~ the rules of tho
Amateur Atb tcuc Union Of III" United States. Every
from Harvard ana Yale WI saIlr- rom -cl-
compel. H. England would have H. entry accepted
without PROT II At m" amateur track aud field ChAm
IIONsmps of America. Yours truly,
j, T. Sr7tryA~.
William r Curtis likcw,se received letter
from S""r',sry l!erh'r' SIMILAR 10 the one re-
c~lved hv Mr. sullivan. He answered il mora
fully. however. than l.lth Secretary u the A.
4. |. in his official uotiiI"a'IOu.
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LurfSvliIr. July 1.-THE game was plaI ed to-day
VII ne umpire. Andrews hayin: sent IN his rcsg-
iAuou. IA. gam' abOunurd sensational plays
the most brilliant Of which was a cat h 10y Clark II
sslrch's long hy 20 the centre held frnr" Clarke
van lax - Hoy, who playing too rlOse up and
managed 20 hold onto the ball with one hand The
hit woult nave woT. :hoGamc Tho score;
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baseball, Washington Park, AZ. M. To-day.
brV"l!!L - kL.kdeigaiG. AdA,. SOC. L 26G.-Adv.
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FIRST RACE.
SECOND RACE.
Indian Hnrbor Yacht Club Race.

GREENWICH, July 6-The circuit race OF the
Indian Harhor Yacht Club. sailed Off the club
house this afternoon. was participated In by
twenty two boats seven Of which were in the
2l- foot knockahout class. The 43. 80 and 80
foot classes Of sloops and special 30 foot classes
covered the course twice. a distance of thirteen
miles. while the other classes covered ten miles
The weather was very threatening and the
scarcity OF wind in the morning was the cause
OF many of the entries not appearing. At the
time for starting rain was falling, so a half
hour postponement was announced. At 23O
the preparatory signal was given. and at inter-
walls OF five minutes each OF the different classes
started. The wind was west southwest. light
and steady. In the knockahouts the Robin
Hood sailed her ma den race, Two prizes were
awarded in this class. Summary
43-FooT CLASs-sLooPs.
start. Finish. TIM
Ydcht and O1pnSr. II. NJ. =. II. 81. r. II. NJ g.
Hu,sar. James Brd.......2 rs 90 I "a 80 10 ~
Sultan, C.S. Summerville 30 OQS , Oh 20 33 80
36-FooT CLASs-sLOOPS.
Acushla @. T. Wills,....2 IS OO' % 20 30 20
Windore, W. L. Ward. 2 80 90 - 50 ~ SO
3O-FooT CLAss-sLoOPs.
Lorslei, Alfred Pests. .... ? SO 90 ~ 40 ~ 30
25-FoOT CLAsS-SLooPS.
Hour F. ]. Bergen ,......o DO 90 20 ne "a ~
lS-FOoT CLAsS-SLooPS
Ripple, DR.. ]. A. Mect",.2 h5 90 = 4d ~ 81 a.
SPECIAL 3O-FooT CLASS.
Espcranza. II. q. Have
meyer Jr. ............. ~ 90 ; ~ Og 2 % 90