The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-07
BISY WEEK FOR YACHTSMEN.
Races for 0O-FoO&ers and Resattas Of New
York. Atlantic and LarchmOnt Clubs.

Races for 0O-FOOters and HeSAttaa OF Now
York. Atlantic and IarchmOnt Clubs.
This will be a busy week for yachtsmen.
There will be racing on four days, and ON
three days OF the week the s0-footers viii
be fighting together OF Sandy Hook. This
will be the first real test that these boats
have had, and it is expected that the races
" II be more than usually interesting. Each
boat has been thoroughly overhauled since
the races were sailed on the Sound, and
will 90 to the line in the best possible trim.
The races on the Sound were sailed IN
smooth water, and the winds there are 30
fuky that no fair trial CON be had. Outside
Sandy Hook there is usually sone move
ment on the water, and, as it Is there that
the Cup races are to be sailed In August.
it will be interesting to watch what the
three boats can do.
The New York Yacht Club has arranged
for two Of these races. They will be sailed
Tomorrow and Tuesday. The drst race
will, if possible be fifteen miles to wind
ward OF leeward and return, and the other
race will be over triangular course tan miles
to each leg. These are the Cup race Courses.
The start each day will be made At 1l:sc
o'clock. and the yachts will be sent on in tho
usual way. For the accommodation OF the
members Of the club who wish to witness
these races the steamer Cepheus has been
chartered. This vessel will leave Pier l,
North River, at 9l5 o'clock In the morning
The annual regatta OF the Atlantic Yacht
Club will be sailed on Tuesday. Entries
will be received by the Regatta COMMITTEES
Prices are offered for races in all classes,
according to the clubs classification. ana
fun time allowance will be given, nomatter
when the yachts were built. The starting
line will no between two MARKS Anchofen
vision, al schooners and sloops, and ysws
Of class H and above Will sad to handy
Hook lightship and hack. twenty-stl niIo9:
Classes ], X and l. will 60 g fer - ne Dell
buoy on the point OF the HOOK ~ "a, nac.,
the Southwest Spit and back, fourteen
miles Glasses p and below will 70 to Old
Orchard Shoal light and back twelve andn
quarter miles. The preparstorys signal wni
be made at II O'Clock. The yachts WI %
minutes each The Regatta Committee tug
will lea We the clubhouse dock st io:4s9 clock.
Tickets, including lunch, are u each. The
Regatta Committee is Henry !. GiefoS'
Frederick vilmar and Charles =. SohuyIef
sound n 1a ssain Tor the spring ressst. 81 the
IArchn,ont Yacht Club. This is an open
event, and prizes are offered for races in all
the regular classes and for the c. r. Hsrree-
hoff 2s-foos class, the Newport So-footers,
raceabouts and all other one deeign claAses:
The course for these races will be siSnAiled
from the Regatta Committee tug fifteen
minutes before the preparatory signal.
which viii he made At 1850 o'clock. En-
tries must be made with the committee At
the clubhouse no later than p. u. on
Thursday. and the racing neasurement OF
the yachts must be fled with the committee
not later than O 'ciook on the morning OF
the race. The Regatta Committee Of this
club 10 Charles p. Tower, Frank Hardy and
Howell q Perrin