The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-26
WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP YACHT
RACE AT THE PEWAUkEE
REGATTA
JIM CRACK, OF WHITE
BEAR, WINS IN CLASS 3
First Race a Rather Slow One, the
White Bear Boat Crusader Coming
in Third-Jim Crack Well Handled
and Finishes Ahead of Four Class A
Boats.

TE w AUhEE, WIS.,, Aug. 25-Anita,
OF Neenah, which won the 1900 cham
plonsh1p during the inland lakes
yachting meet at Geneva, won out in
slow race in the first championship
race OF the associations annual re-
gatta sailed this afternoon on Pewau-
kee lake. Davis was captain and he
used excellent judgment and never
failed to take advantage of every
favoring slant of wind that came his
ahead of Aderyn.
In class the Jim Crack, of White
Bear lake, with Jack Ordway at the
helm, easily diStanced her class and
finished five minutes ahead of her
rivals
The wind at the start was south and
very light and during the race hailed
several sSs points to the west Mavis led
the fleet over the line and Anita,
Emaneon, Ruth III, Crusader, Aderyn,
Challenge and the rest of the fleet
trailing after her in order given.
reaching for the upper stake fair time
was made, Anita, Minnewoc. Crusader,
Emaneon and Aspirant soon taking the
lead; Twenty-Five minutes after the
start Anita and Emaneon were con-
verging close hauled and compelled the
Neenah craft for the last years cham
plon to give way.
Anita in the Lead
Anita Immediately took the lead and
at the turn had fifty-tWo seconds to
the good. Mayis, of Pistakee turned
third, fifty-three seconds later. her
crew making grand stand play by
Jlblng around the buoy and breaking
out their Spinnakers at the same time.
Down the wind the Mavis and the last
years champion overhauled the Anita.
Mavls passing Emaneon off Lakeside
and taking the lead from Davis a few
minutes later, but the Anita was not
to be denied her position and regained
it at the mark where she was thirteen
seconds to the good. Enaneon was
right after Mayis, being but twenty
two second later.
Beating back to the finish. the contest
was spirited between Mayis. Anita and
Emaneon, Anita turning 1857 ahead of
Mayls, and Emaneon one minute later
Slowly the boat from Neenah drew away
from the fleet, and at the lower buoy was
SIX SIX, minutes ahead of Mavis; Emaneon
still holding third. At the finish of the
second round this lead was further in
creased up the lake again.
800 Between Crusader and Mavis.
j. On, the final beat the Aderyn began to
feel her oats and by good work crowded
in to second berth. the Mavis and Cru
Sader fighting it out between themselves
for. third. When Anita turned the lower
puoy on the last round the wind was light
c0iAo 1ldu 40 opponent TO Tear, but
would, lose the race unless She finished
before 4:05:00. 1t was close fight, but
Davis by taking every advantage offered
managed to finish with five minutes to
SPARE
Jim Cracks Victory.
In Class Jim Crack was well handled
ana sailed a game race. even finishing
ahead Of four Glass A boats The Class 3
yachts did not finish within the time limit
OF s;l5;3Q, but the judges established this
class GDish within the time limit the races
for both classes hold
Tomorrow the start will be II a. m,
Among the prominent arrivals TODAY were
BENJAMIN F. Carpenter. John Bergman,
OF Chicago; DR.. MacLaren and Oscar L.
Taylor 20 OF White Bear Lake Mimi. Sum-
Class A-Start Los
t-Club-Owner- Finish
Anita, Neenah. s. L. Davis 100 :O8
Aderyn. Pine Lake. Geo: Brumder.. IA 80
Crusader, White Bear, Ordway &
MnnsMac, oconomowoc, Petit & 1900
Emaneon, oconomowoc, Charles A. 80 ~
Caroline. Oshkosh F. II. Libby. Isl 81 81 81
Aspirant, Nagawicka, Ed VOL
Breta. Cedar Lake sprinkerman. 4 80 80 80
Comet, Pewaukee, F. Pabst. ......4:33: 40
Adelaide, Milwaukee, R. Nunne
Glass B-Start Ito
Jim Crack, White Bear, Jack Ord
Nakomis, Lake Geneva, G. Braun. .4:4O IS
Geronimo, Fox Lake, B. Sullivan. A: Al $50
Spray, ocenomowoc. Charles E.
Dora. Pewaukee, w. III. Meyer. -. .4:50:22
Challenge, of Spring Lake, in Glass A,
and Scraps, Of Pine Lake, in Class B,
did not finish
The judges were John Bergman Chi
cago; George M. Conway, Pewaul1ee, and
DR.. Archie MacLaren, st. Paul.