The sun., 1900-06-22

As soon "a she got clear OF the Virginia the
Mnsoa her ead 1t wf reach
were timed: Mineola, 3;ol 40, Virginia. 393 90;
Rainbow. Sp5 20 They gybed around and thu
Mineola and virRina set spinnakers to star
Soin Son1' on Int the S reach and and e0 she made
further gain on the run, A. the
second mark the yachts were, timed Mineola,
ihe Mneois stood in toward ii. Long Island
shore, but "a soon as the Virginia turned the
mark she lacked. and the Mneoa came about
At opoe The I've yachts sailed very closely on
a. the times will show. The Mineola crossed
the finishing line at 4l544. Virginia 4a7 ss
Rainbow %:22 OF. The, elapsed times on the
,,,. Frn!L.g second Ls' Third Lso g,
S.sSs. S,S;'si. ...iiss 4 3 e e !; !;
The Mineola went of TO Hampstead Harbor
at once and the other two yachts sailed into
the haIsT r.an and ',soTsd .ns M for the night
met at the hoat in front of the clubhouse be;
fore the race. Capt, Mringe was there too and
he remarked to Mr., Vanderbilt;
trouble in the newspapers Mr.. Vanderbilt re-
Piled that 1t had not troubled him. and he
thought 1t too early TO do anything that would
spoil what promisedto b, nm Interesting season
tie 10 blame" Mr. Vanderbilt nodded and then
chatted with Mr.. Belmont Tor few minutes
Next 10 tne lD-IOOterS inc race between
the schooners Amorita and Qussetta promised
10 be the most interesting. The Qussetta had
been lightened for this raca and Mr.. lip
pitt was anxious to see II she would be inn
ITO The .Quissetta having the weather
position, bur the Amoria was going
,hrousa the, The water SO fast that
Quissetta's bow. She gained so seconds to the
first mark, but of the wind the Quissetta made
Mn 90 seconds Of this. As soon as they hauled
on the wind the Amorita pulled away. from the
ouissstta again, and at the end q the first
round ed BY ? minutes ls seconds. On the
Second round this lend was increased to min
utss They sailed he long course
The 30-footers sailed very closely together all
around the course They went over the line in
bunch and finished with only 80 seconds be-
tween the first and the last boat AZ the end oi
the first round the Hera led from the Polywog
by 55 secon 3, Wawa was third followed BY
the EsperanZa and Mai The Hera, well sailed
by Ralph \. Ellis. finished seconds ahead oi
Wava These boats sailed sixteen and halt
| miles.
In the 36-foot class the Enpronzi, Alfred
Peat,s new boat, bull By Wood IRON designs
p sHa s, SS Ms ,sr 0seSn and
round an I led NJ the home mark but on the
wndwnrd work Of the second round she wa.
passed by the o'her two. The OiSeau led at the
fnish. but was not far enough ahead to save
the time she had 10 allow the Alerion. and that
boat won the prize. Thev sailed 1917 miles
Seven raceabouts started in their class and
we CON est wa Ol lIf IlDNleSl Witnessed III
| a long time. They went over the line bunchec
| with Si~. Colleen and Scamp the leaders. The
| Scamp. sailed by 3 B. Crowinshield and John.
ston de Forest. led at the END Of the first round
| On the second, however, the Sis and Persimmor
managed 10 pass the scamp and they finished
| in that order. The course was 1917 miles ir
| length.
To-day race will bc for schooners, o5 and 10
foot classes: sloops. first 80 80 A. special 20 nc
25-foot classes: yaws, first and 43-foot ciasses
| catboats, rs, Fl and is-foot Glasses raceabout,
/ n a N N N I'm Tkuh hrut ha sfar xr,l
| be made AZ o'clock. The t,igboat TO take tn.
yachts to Oyster Bay will leave New Rocbe!l,