The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-31
White BEAR SAILORS
HAVE EYENTFUL DAY
All Records Are Smashed and
Several Boats Suffer Dam.
age in Weekly Race

One mast shattered, one mast buckied,
0ne Spreader broken and all records
smashed was the summary OF a strenuous
afternoons sport al White Bear yesJer-
day. Wanderer. sailed by Capt Sam
Ordwav. established d new record over
the eighU-nliie course oy sailing the dis
lance in one hour and fifteen seconds.
This Is all the mere surprising because
the feat was performed by Class boat.
ana the record OF 1:01. 07. made Aug l.
1903. was made by Seeress. a Glass A
boat
The wind was blowing from the south.
ct such a point that il relieved the boats
from any hard wlndward work and which
gave them an excellent opportunity OF
making extra ordinarily fast time. A
Elif breeze was blowing twelve miles an
hour ana in the nuffS was as good a.
l1teeu. The first leg was 4 close haul to
center. then broad reach 10 Wildwood.
tight haul into the wind with a reach
INTO DellWood.
EVanderer sailed straight. steady
course going into the lead shortly after
tie start and although hard pressed for
nearly the whole distance managed TO
keen ahead and win DIV rhE narrow margin
or nfuy-seveu seconds over Robin Hood
All boats went Out fuN sail and kept
their lee rails constantly awaSh Time
ana again they heeied over until il looked
as though they would caDsize but all
Shippers managed 10 keen their boats
right side I'D. Sprays freauentir dashed
soaked when they got back TO the club
dock
Three classes We're represented. In
class A there were but two entries and
neither finished SeeresS carried her mast
ON the third leg OF the course Just after
gaining the lead. The stick broke of
near the deck and was badly wrecked.
SeereSs was taken in tow by a launch and
moored at MahUomedi Moccasin- the
other contestant stood by for while ana
then refused 10 continue the course.
Wanderer Wins Class
In class 3 new the race went TO Wan
derer. ard in Class 3 old Monedo added
another TO her already growing string OF
victories by trimming IN Spiudrift. Avis
ana Neoia with something ike a half
mile 10 spare
The TWO Class a boats were sent off
at So. MoccaSin crossed the line two
seconds ahead OF SeereSS. Capt. Fry kept
his lead TO the first mark. bui on the way
10 Wildwood Capt Armstrong took Seer
eSS TO the front and turned the second
buoy Two lengths 10 the good. He stood
away on StarbOard tack for short
distance and then came about TO port. He
encountered several heavy puffS in rapid
succession ana an unusually strong one
carried his mas. = almost clean with the
deck. MoccaSin stood by TO offer assist
ance. which was not needed however.
ana then sailed of 10 the club house.
The racing was good in the two B
classes The new boats We're sent off
at 80 There We're ten entries. Gree
crossed the line first followed by Wan
dereF Robin Hood Pluto FIycamaroo
Ipcelon. Rambler Young America Wrath
ana PiQua- Piaua was forced outside OF
the buoy at the start and was obliged
10 gibe ana come within. BY doing so
she lost considerable over a minute
Young America ana Wrath were also cut
side OF the buoy as the gun sounded
Down the center they were well punched.
FFandeTer went into the lead half way
down % the nTst mark with Robin Hood
and Gree right behind her Young
America and Rambler quit after going
half q mile. the formers mast buekling