The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-05


onds apart and on the beat To center
Aipna- Kept her windward position
mar way up 10 Tie mark Seeress SEEM
ca 70 pc closing as the wind grew strong
er- but al the buoy Alpha picked I'D her
sASnI loss On the close reach into Dell
wood the boats made the fastest time
ie2plng over the short eh0ppy waves AID
forcing stream OF water or their lee
faIlS- The syndicate boat was flzirtv-fofI,-
seconds 70 the good ar the fourth mark
ana me same number at the fifth buoy
running free she gained slightly also
eaooshs q Few more seconds on the last
peat INTO the wind The reach home e,,rv
no changes Alpha won by one minute
ana tXenty-One seconds AIocraSiu- x-a =
third. five minutes and tTentv-one SEQ
oEds behind the winner. The time made
II TINS race was the fastest of the sea-
son; ,, ana the second best time ever made
on White Bear
Nine boats entered in class B new.
" ahoerer. Pluto Ipcelon- FIvcarnaroo
1oung America Gree Robin Hood F2aro
bier and Piqua The starr vrsS ar -
ceient one for all but Ipcelon ana Ram
pier, which were forced to recross Youue.
. ID I'd Capt harold Pirska- woraed her
way INTO the lead and set a fast pace
down 10 first mark Right behind her
were Pluto. Flycamaroo Wanderer and
Gree Half way down to VFiIdwood
Pinska WAS forced TO yield the Head Pl1,fo
and Wanderer crowding forward. Pfa,sa
ana Rambler brought ND the rear In
e .s.o,. improved her position right along
5tter ner door start. and was cutting
down the distance between herself and
the leaders,
Good Time Made
Before the wind the boats broke ont
splnnakers and made good time down to
wildwood Back onto the wind they nat
uraIly strung out Wandsrer going into
me the lead With Pluto hard by Sam Ord
ana got TO center first Gree and Robin
6ood were hooked together All the way
i hogIs america fell back TO fourth place
IdA way over the course the POSITIONS
remained unchanged excepting that In
celon sailed INTO third place with FLY
c2maro0 a boat length hack Then caT,s.
Gree and Young America Al center fI,t
second TIME cut. the positions were Wan
qefer Pluto Ipceion. FIycamaroo Gree
loqnS S,3 AIllerlea Robin Hood Rambler
dAo flql1a These positions were held
10 the nnish with the execution that
aoung America changed places with Gree.
W anCerer had minutes and II Seconds
10 spare as the boats crossed fI,e linz
In class 3 old. Monedo trimmed Nicola
anu AVIS without much difficulty Nicola
va Mss oellged "a 5feeross for starting out
SIDE or the buoy Capt Savage was in
excellent position but eareIesslv threw
away MS advantage in going outside the
ma a: -aonedo was Well on her way be-
lore the others knew what happened ard
she never was IN danger of losing her lead
repeating her performance OF SATURDAY..
1<eo.a improved her position by passing
AVIS on the first leg. bun pursued a I,se-
less task in her efforts TO 45xertake the
shepard boat, which found the wind much
- me- AAiie there was more than
nn1sh- Summary.
Boat Skipper Time.
Alpha l.. r. Ordway ........I:Ol:47
SeeIess. Evan Rees .........l :03-0S
Moccasin. c Fry . -fT7-aS
Class B new
Manderer- Sam Ordway .........1-06.55
49, l-eD- lo'fsLd 9-26
1pceion- r. M Owens I:O9:4S
ElScanaroo. Don Taylor .-.1:I1.5I
Young America. PiI1ska 1855
t5l1of,, 12Slelt@e =
rambler ". Skinner I.I4.45
Pl9ua- Forrest Daniels .I.22-01
Class B Old
Monedo, Sam Shepard .........-.1.Is:ao
Nicola. Savage ! .1S.6S
AVS ring 1-20.54
As Alpha was not officially entered
with class a boats. the races both
IN the morning and afternoon go To the
credit OF Seeress in this class as against
Aioecasln- This gives Seeress seven
straight races and the championship for
the season of 1904. Seeress also won fsle.
championship last years
Ladies' Face at Bald EaoIe
Winnefua- sailed by Miss Ficariaud.
Won the class A race. with Afoflican sail
cd by Miss Null second. We're Here W.,
gan.
In The open class Mikado. sailed by Miss
doIterhosS. won with Frontenac sailed
by Miss Helen T3af caoe..<5