New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
YACHTS BEAT TO NEWPORT
MINEOLA LEADS YANKFE
Corona. Doris, MurieI. Kizcassa on6
Cara Mia Winners.
rsY TELEGRAPH TO THE rrreryv

Cara Ma Winners.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TrrprvvI
Newport. r. L. Aug 14-In one OF the rra,,<
est races ever sailed between the 7O-foot vac,..
the Mineola and the Yankee. the former wen -
day the 4O-mile contest from Nev-London ~
this port Thrashing to windward tba vybot.i
distance. in a stiff easteriy breeze in Z b,rr.i
a minutes and 4 seconds. the MineoIa beat 49,
Yankee by the small margin Of minute ana g-l
seconds The big yawI Sybarita covered tb.s
course in only l minute and s seconds fasfs-1
than the MineOIa
Arthur T. Luke's schooner. the Corona. v,hfchi
has probably won the CommodOre's CUP f1r tb.
run. sailed great race against F. F. Brewgterts
Elnina- She won from the latter by only 8 ascL
onds elapsed time. but she was beaten by r,f,
ute and % seconds corrected time The p.,xi
Herreshon sloop Doris won in Class from th,
Humma by minutes and 3S seconds.
In the schooner classes. the MurieI won from
the Rosemary by 46 minutes and 81 seconds, and
the Kiwassa from the Venona by SO second.
Perhaps the greatest work OF the day. however,
was done by the 3O-foot class. considering tb.
distance and the ugly seas encountered.
The little Cara Mia. owned by stuvvs.a.s5
Wainwright won from the Ibis BIZ minuta.
and seconds. The Dahinda was third Tn.
race In the auxiliary class was won by Ilovf
Phoenix, with the schooner Intrepid, beating ths.
Idler by 4 minutes and 2 seconds. The Carr
Mia has probably won the Comrnodore's Gun sor-
sloops.
With the wind abeam and piping rner-r.
from the east northeast, the start was n,aA.
promptly at 1905 a m. from the commits.
boat, anchored OF Sarah's Ledge The "thirt,ssr~
got away first in this order: Atari Dahins,-
Nautilus. Banzai. orioIe. Ldnnet Ibis. Cara MA
Neola II, Alera and Mink.
At 1910 a. m. the PelIsgrina Doris Trol,,,
Mira, Shark. Humna. Phantom and Cheemaua
crossed the line in that order. Then came ths
yawl Sybarita, timed officially at 1O:15O5: m.
Yankee at 1O16.O9 the weetamoe at 1O:1RII
and the MineoIa at 1O:163O
Seventeen schooners followed at the next siz-
nal. but only the first ten OF them got avvav-
within the handicap limit OF minutes Thess
were the Corona, Venona, Rosemary Palestine
Cacique. Elnina, Katrina. Mavis, Agatha and
Ktwassa. The CachalOt Mur1el Venca4Or va
more l@ulckstep, Norma and Lasca were handi-
capped The auxiliartes. VergenOc IdIer IN
trepld and Ariadne. crossed IN that order ths
last handicapped about minute.
Five minutes after the start the Cr1fclsfa-s
lost bowsprit and left the feet. The schoonerz
and sloops trimmed sheets down fat on ths
port tack. as they rounded Race Rock for ~
was 10 be a hard thrash dead 20 JVindVrard IN
Point Judith, some thirty miles 10 the east
ward. The schOoners held the port tack aIT1ose
TO MontaUk Point, while the Others rnals sbo-s
tacks along the south shore TO Watch Hin
When the Syoarita tackled TO starboard az
11OO. she had a good lead on the "seveuties-
with whom she started. The Vizilaut which
started before the rest OF the feet was easily
passed by the Sybarita- The thirty footer Neola.
II quit before reaching Race Rock. The sum
mary follows:
4A"Is-cLAss G-s2 TO 100 FEET-coURsE 40
ELAPSED correctsa
syo.ri,. ,5:i5as 5's5s s5ai'S si0'6i .ss.ss s: time
sLooPs-CLAss H-ss TO So FEET-COURsE 20
MILES
&s;::s is#: 5SBsiS sS sSis: @ :Ss s :
sLOOPlCIAAss ks TO 81 FEEr-CoURsE 40
MILES.
Es,ts PS,ts ,S:1SsoS 1890 5sds :5sds sqsds ss
ES%. iESiSs - $3.50 1880 .is.sS fs sjssi s;5ss s
sLOOPs-CLAsS Ma TO 40 FEEECOURSE 20
MILES
E;Issrtna E;Ds 1S1SSS 1S1o;cS . sss:ss sssss ss
essasam ehs.@ann ISS6S 1880 bd Bif mot mot anR nR
sCHOONERsL CLASS E-UNDER IS FEET-CoURsa
40 MILES
XsR4sA Tsel. IS29s iS295 s4sis sfsis 1895 1895 s
AFsths zFa9 1922 1921: 90 594:t3 s4893 s9as
DiHoSssif h%Sai iosa6S 5o: 90 9id st not ansa s' S
sCHoONERs-CLAss D-55 TO g. FEET-CoURsE 20
MILES
xas1sn xais iS22Ss iSsfSS 6ssS.a tssSt 'a70' S'7%
sCHOoNERs CLASS Ca TO rs FEEr-CoURsE %
MILES
Es::3sa. sss;.:; i BS3 983s :::s: : :si. ] s
sCHOONERs-CI-AsS B-75 TO 90 FEET-COURsE 20
MILES
f35S5s f5:!s NM: #$=s5S #$ . @ ,:5 ; 4 :
AAuXILLARIEs UNDER 70 FE1577r, 20 NILES
S:sss:i:s S:ss:ss. - 4$ :s :ss : ss
AUxILIARIEs OVER 20 FEErCOCRsE 40 MILES
Esfr:8id HsSs%i'' - 5s 5s t5:ss s5sss 535 5s9 M s:.
Aradne -. i0:27:00 s.s9:i4 622.i4 S.650s
NEw-YORK YACHT CLUB sO-FOOTERs-sTARr iosoS
COURSE 30 MILES
Yacht Inns HMs
. . -
Atair 1873 sS5s
Nautilus 400 % oo4'4'
Halzai ~ '
LOS -----''----'..' S-aS
Cara Mia al % o'o't
.\oIa 800 -fafN
Al,s Alsrs s75 s5.12 7sn
The winners were the Sybarita, the liineela zee
Doris the Nina the Ktwassa. the Naimore; ths
Muriel. the Corona, the Nencedor, the intrepid Al"
the Cara Mia
MOTOR YACHT CLUB.
Increment on Foot to Form a Local
Organisation.
With the rapid Increase in the use OF me
motor boat. the sentiment has been CROWNS
among prominent men identified with the spO'.
that representative club should be formed
which would enjoy the same high standing N
this country as the Motor Yacht Club does u