The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-18

Boat and skipper. lliio;
Jim Crack. Jack Ordway ............. 2:Z34
NokOmis, Clarkson ....................2:4O :9 S
NaGsottST. L. Wann .................2:45 ~
Avis. Ring "a ~
Mooewa, Q. Taylor ;....'.'''''..''. i 1000
Keshqua. Gene Ramaley ............DraWn
OPen Class
Harriet T.. Sam Shepard ............2 :98:55
Spindrift L. It. Boment ..............2:4 S:lO
Falcon. Van Week ......-...........Dra Drawn
Cavite, Ray Armstrong ........... Drawn avn
Keewavdin, Rodenberg Drawn
Class c.
PIanoa carl D~ake ....................2:1 o.
KIT. Kenneth Tavl0r .............-..2oSa'; 1h
Curlew Matt Murphy ...............-2: o2;2 -,
Da~h0n Murray ......- ..........:.. Drawn
Ccursc-Class b an omen class, n,gnt
Jncts. class c, six knots. Wind light.
Slater. TarH0X.
RANDOM sPLAsHEs.
Highlander and Minnezitka were load
ed on car and shipped Friday night for
Oshkosh. where they will arrive this
morning. The boats will be rugged at
once. and will be ready for the Oshkosh
regatta, which begins Tuesday. OF the
two White Bear boats, the one making
the best showing at Oshkosh will be
selected to represent the club at the In
terlake regatta.
The seventeen footers will have their
trial races this week. The leaders in the
class seem so evenly matched that it has
been rather difficult to make a prediction
without string tied to it. From all
accounts there will be a good representa-
ton OF seventeen footers at the Interlake
regatta, to be held at Green lake,
The Clark street leg of the course has
come into disfavor on account of the
weedy condition of the bay. Nearly all
OF the races this season have been sail
ed from the club house to center and
Wildwood and return, twice over. It
would seem that a buoy dropped into
Mahtomedi bay would be a good idea.
The shore along the Mahtomedi side of
the lake IS deep and with the prevailing
winds from the south and west would
offer no distractions.
The race of the five sister boats in the
B class for the Ordway sweepstake
trophy Is keen and close. The trophy
offers an incentive for the owners of the
seventeen footers of like design to enter
their boats weekly.
Mahtomedi is getting rather chesty
Never before have there been so many
boats at this popular shore. Of the fast
ones there are Cavite Keewaydin, Weir
ding, Torpedo and Nckomis, with fifteen
or twenty more not SO fast
Lake Calhoun, on the suburbs OF Min
neapois. is developing a pretty warm
yacht club. There are some TWENTY-FIVE
OF thirty sails on the lake, and weekly
races have been in vogue for the past
month The lake though small. is handy
to the Minneapolis tar and on this ac
count number of goods boats have been
taken of Minnetonka and placed on Cal
houn.
The Bald Eagle Yacht club is develop
Ing lot of good sailors, and the boats
are improving with the age of the club.
The oFen and lark classes are well filled
each week
capt Lemon entered Goblin with the
seventeen footers yesterday, and consid-
ering that he did not use gpinnaker
he made a good showing Goblin needs
little more wind, and with the aid of
q spinnaker on runs, will push the crack
seventeen footers from start to finish
Starter TarboX got busy as the boats
We're finishing yesterday They all Seem
cd anxious to cross about the same time
AS starter and timekeeper. Mr. Tar
box cannot be beaten. He gets the boats
on on time and shows splendid control
throughout. "a