The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-21
YACHTS GOOD DAY
FOUR FAILED TO FIN
ISH
MEETS DEFEAT
This Rnce, With Cnpt. GriEss' Natty
MInnezitkn the Winner, the
Feature OF the
Day.

There was good racing at White Bear
Lake yesterday nineteen boats entering
the four classes, Of which four failed to
nnlsh The feature Of the day was tho
defeat Of DR.. MacLaren's HIGHLANDER
by Capt. Grigss' Minnezltka with mar,
gin of slightly over three minutes. THIS
Is the worst defeat the Highlander has
suffered this season, and 1t goes to prove
that sailing Is quite as uncertain as base
bail and horse racing.
There were but two entries In Class 4
Minnezitka and Highlander were horn or
together, with the latter in windward mo-
sltlon. They raced together to the VIII
wood buoy, when Minnezitka passed
Highlander, and showed the way into
Dellwood. Here Highlander caught up.
and both boats jibed together, but Bum
opened up a hundred yards before going
halfway to center. This lead was stead
lily increased, and Ninneitka came In a
comparatively easy winner, with maIn
sheet at right angles with the boat and
the splnnaker set to good advantage,
completing the distance in the good time
Of 1850, three minutes and two seconds
ahead of Highlander.
Avis was first off In the class. with
NauscHt and Neenemooswa right up. The
close maui to center was sailed with the
boats well punched. Before reaching
Wildwood NokOmis had taken the lead
and never after relinquished It, wt8 ing
by more than three minutes. Avis was
second and NeenemoosWa third. Fry
Keshequa leaked badly and had several
barrels Of water in her, which compelled
her skipper to pull out
Five boats entered in the open class
Goblin was off first, but soon gave WaY
to Wetrdling and Cavite. CaVite turned
the center buoy fifteen seconds ahead II
WeirdlinS, and the race to Wildwood was
close. At the end of the fourth mile
Cavite had a lead Of forty seconds over
WeirdlinS when the latter, In attempt
Ing, to shake out a reef, tore her mainsal
and abandoned the race. Caytte, in try
ing to do the same thing q few minutes
later, also tore her mainsheet and cuff
the nice advantage which she had earned.
Falcon broke a jtb halyard early In the
race and put In for repairs. This left but
Goblin and Spindrift in the race. Tina
latter crossed the line first at the finish
but Goblin was an easy winner on time
allowance.
Blanca, well sailed by Carl Drake.
won close race in Class c. Blanco
took the lead shortly after the start and
'kept 1t up until the finish. Daphne was
a close second. Imp came in third, and
CurleW, the winner Of week ago, was
compelled to be satisfied with fourth
place. Racing summary:
First Second
CLASS A Round Round.
Observation-Disclosures ......27:8 Il6:4b
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ............37:30 1882
Class B.
NokOmis-C larkson ...........A:43 1:28I8
Ay1s-Merrlu ...................45:18 1914
Nausett-Clark ...:............45:40 1:34:Ol
NeenemosWa-OB rien ......46:22 I:34:0S
Jim Crack-Ordway ........45I5 1870
MOosWa-TaylOr ...............45:42 1880
FKeshequa-Fry ...................
Open Glass
GOblin-LemOn ................40:22 1.1g12
Spindrift-Bement .............42:H 1:25:j
%+Weirdling-Dresen .40:O7 -
Neutrality-suspicious. ..........39:46 ......,
%'Falcon-Van Week ............. ....
~Did not finish. %*Dtsabled
The above time shows allowances Of
seven minutes for Goblin.
Glass c.
Daphne-Murray ......................1:23:48
Imp-Patterson ........................1:24
CurleW-Murphy ......................1:26
p :cd 49,, ~
knots; class c, six knots. Wind. maxi
mum, thirteen knots. Starter, Tarbox.
TEN EYCK TO RETIRE.
Edward Ten Eyelc, the champion soul
Ter, has concluded to retire from ac-
tive participation in aquatics. The
champions decision has been approved
of by his father and all officials Of the
Wachusetts Boat club
In pursuance of his decision, Ten
Eyck today gave out the following
statement:
"As previously announced by me n
March last, 1t IS my intention TO retire
from rowing at the end of this season.
II have represented the Wachusetts
Boat Club of Worcester, Mass, at al
most all important regattas since 1895
as single sculler, and have never been
defeated. 1t is my wish before retiring
to meet any and all amateur scuilers N
the world, provided 1 receive notice OF
their intsntion before Aug. ], 1901.
II will impose but one condition, and
that is that the race shall be roWed
on Lake Quinsigamond, Worcester,
Mass, over the college course. the best
and fairest course In the world"
west Publishers Lead.