New-York tribune., 1902-07-05
THE MINEOLA AGAIN WINS.
coon RACING AT THE LARCHMONT
ANNUAL REGATTA.

ANNUAL REGATTA.
While hundreds watched her from ship and shore
,o1,s+ Bemont.s peerless soop yacht Mineola,
Going AT ten knot clip. swept majestcally across
The finish line off Larchmont yesterday. again
winner IN her class. She has not been defeated
this season.
This time she had entered against her in the
1arcbrnon+ annual regatta J. Rogers Ma1wells
Yankee and Cornelius Vanderbilts Rainbow. 1t
was the latter yachts first appearance this season,
and her owner hopes. with Captain Hank" Haff,
If cup defence fame at the helm, to defeat the
Nineola many times before the season closes Both
the Mineola's opponents apparently in the
best condition. and they certainly made a brave
hid for first place, but the Yankee was defeated
minute and p seconds and the Rainbow minutes
and seconds by the Belmont boat. They sailed a
fifteen mile triangular course the first leg of which
was broad reach the second windward work, and
the last q close reach to The finish
The schooners Elmina and Muriel sailed the same
course The former obtained a start of thirty sec
onds her rival, and she steadily increased her
lead until she finished a winner by minute l2
seconds. actual time. The work between these two
going 10 windward was a fine exhibition of Yacht
racing. Their light sails were smartly handled
spinnakers were carried by them and by the big
sloops on the run 10 the first mark and balloon
5b topsas on the reach from the Hampstead
mark TO the finish.
Great things were expected OF the two new
Gardner designed sloops Nicola and weetamoe
showing,
the six miles Of windward work and with the
wind free She got the best Of the start by COM
ing down for it under splendid headway with
her balloon jib topsail drawing well and shooting
IN 10 windward of her rival and blanketing her
Before the Weetamoe could gather way again the
Nicola was many lengths ahead.
THE WIND STARTED LIGHT.
The wind light from the southwest when
they started at 3 p. m and it increased as the
yachts began their windward work after rounding
the first mark, which six miles to the
eastward Of the start.
The start of the raceabouts and knockabouts
and other small yachts pretty sight as they
eailed away to the eastward-some thirty of them
with balloon sails set
The Neola's time at the first mark Al 26m.
ss-, the Weetamoes, All. 26m Sos The Mineoa
and the other seventies were not timed there.
The times at the second mark were:
Boat. HMs Boat Inns.
Yankee ............. .5:ii 8Oi ~
The sl9ops Humma and syce had great fight in
me n9 5 me fOeT eHa aE & py Il Er min
and the sloop Challenge. She defeated the
In the raceabout class H. L. MaxweIrs Indian de-
feated the Mavis by minute and A seconds. The
sLooPs-CLAss H-sTART s:O5-coURsE 30 MILES
owner. Finish. time
Alineoa. August Belmont. 2:ig:o2
Rainbow. Cornelius vanderbilt -. 5:2sii 2:24:ii
scHooNERs-CLAss D-sTART s:1O-CoURsE 30
MILES.
Elmina, r F. 2:23:59
Gurie Charles
sCHooNERs-CLAss D-CCRUIsING TRIAD-sTART
3:I0-SAME COURSE.
Katrina. James B. Ford..............5:4945 2:39:45
Gevalia, 7 o'Conor Sloane .6:1356 3:O3:56
sLooPs-cLAsS J-START S15-COURsE 80 MILES.
Seoa George N Rei 5ss:sS ss4S
sLooPS-CLASs K-START s:2o-COURsE % MILES
II. 2.
sLooPS-cLAss K-CcRUisiNG TRIN5@sTARr 800
SAME COURSE.
ohGss H J. Robert 21s 2l6:s1
sLooPs-cLAss L-sTART s:2O-CoURsE % MILES
Dorwina Clifford V Brokaw. .5:22:5o e902:5o
chaIsnse Iis Wallace NJ S5'9 r S5is
sDooPs-cLAss M-sTART 8:25-coURsE % MILES.
fees fSssam heP5y F I BsoT sd3 ss93 2SS5 ISd5
SSRas SRSPe J. g. Benz II Kddsac kGE 353e Ss3S 9ssS
YAwLs-CIAss M-srART 3:25-COURsE q MILES
fe4Gi5s e4n john E HyAioS a S4SSl S:4S 5 S2S
sLooPS-CLAsS N-sTART s:SO-ooURsE % MILES
s=i:5 G#s s":sss s: Fss sss
Gossip D. B. Ssi 92 2i:9
II Ifoquos J; {, aver. 6'o2:ss 2:S2:as
Jolly Roger r Hisn B. BeecEer Dd Soa no9 nls5 5a2o'
S5s$s. $$ss sf5s
sLooPs-CLAss s1-FooT-srART 3:a5-coURsE
MILES.
Rochelle Frank J. Gould ............. 6.0l46 2:26:46
SilsacooH =, hlns. s.-..-.-...-.-..- 60e4 2:33:4S
SlaIIeT- A D. AHey.--...-........... 60956 2:34 456
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3:35-CoURsB
II MILES.
Elapsed
Boat an downer HWS HM
hSaia 9e5i D. a ESser, 2:S65z
Dorothy, l. G. Spence. Did not finish
sLOOPS-cLAsS R-sTART 340-CoURsE IL MILES
Hoe & "a; = 2:4!57
NANHASSET Y. RUNABOUTs-sTART 3:4o-
COURSE. IL MILES
Flrehy, Guy Standing.
Mist. ]. w Alker. 3.Oi rs
80 J. n 6;36:lS 2:56lS
1srbId, % N C9rIy. 633le 255lG
NEW-ROCHELLE Y c. CONE DESIGN)-START S:4o-
COURSE. II MILES
Caper. p l. Howard .-...-.........6 6:29:l2 2:49:l2
knaye. w y. Bavier .6'26:$9 246:59
Deuce. L. D. Huntington. ........... 6:27:2s 247:2s
DoRY CLAss-sTART. 3:4O-coURsE. IL MILES.
Prize, H. n. Van Rensselaer,. .5:51O5 2Il:O5
The winners The EImina. Katrina
nicola. the Nicola. the Humina. the Oudama,
wilma, the Eda. the Tern. the Hanley Indian the
Rochelle. the Hour. the Hope. the Knave. Prize
anad the Lsmkin
On signal from Commodore Fred T. Adamss
flagship Sachem all the yachts dressed ship" at
II a. In the evening there was a brilliant dis
play Of fireworks at the clubhouse and the yachts
for six minutes, then green torches for the
period.
MIR. RUTHERFURD'S BOAT WINS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.l