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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-30
SHEPHEARD SOULS FAST.
Beats HObeH, Yeseley and Titus in
Harlem RiUer Regatta.

Notwithstanding the rain. which came down
in torrents, but stopped at $3.50 ?. M. one hour
after the scheduled time for the third annual
regatta of the New-YOrk Bay Regatta AssOcia-
ton to begin. large crowd present to see
Frederick Shepherd. of the Seawanhaka Boat
Club, win the senior single scull race.
At the crack of the pistol the oarsmen were
off like a flash. and were we'll aligned for the
first quarter. Here the pace began to tell and
Norman Southland. of the RosedaIe Boat Club.
stopped rowing. AT the half David McEntee of
the WaverIy Boat club, gave UP.
Shepheard. Frank Veseley and C.. :. Titus
fought with logged determination To get the
lead Shepherd at the three-quarter began to
dig his oars deep. and was in front. with
John d. Hoben half length away, Wesley a
length and Titus three lengths back.
These positions We're held 10 the finish. Shep-
heard winning by scant length from Hobea.
The latter beat Veseley two lengths.
1t was one of the prettiest contests seen IN
some time, for Hoben put up plucky race.
Wesley too. rOwed a good race. but appears TO
have gone back c. s. Titus. of the NOnpareH
Boat Club who defeated. had no excuses
Considerable interest was aroused when 9hep-
heard won as TO the chance OF a meeting Win
Greer. A race between them would ne Wen
worth the seeing The tNo are likely TO meet
in the regatta 10 be held at Baltimore on Au-
gust IL.
r. G. Peck who won at the Long Island re-
gatta, took the intermediate single smell raeS
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INTERCLUB LAWN TENNIS.
Rain Interferes with Schedule of Metropoli-
tan League-Some Scores.

The ninth series OF matches in the championship
tournament OF Tho metropolitan Lawn Tennis
League brought the S.wanoy Lawn Tennis Club
team against The players Of the Hamilton Grange
Lawn Tennis club. on the latters courts on Wash
against the team Of the Knickerbocker Field Club,
on The Flatbush courts; the West Side Lawn Ten
ms Club team against the Montclair Athletic Club
al Moutclair. and the New York Lawn Tennis
Club against The Englewood Field Club AT Engle-
WOOD.
The Hamilton Grange players and the team of
the hnickcrhocker FIELD club each scored three
points Both Montclair and a EngleWoOd an
enort was made 10 hold the competitions. but the
Tam made ~ Impossible 10 do and these COM
fetuohs hold over, with two others Of the series
thCr N. l-Oyihond won for The home club, defeat
ans hugh ID Montgomery, the captain OF the silva
hoy forces, ~ straight sets, by the score Of 6-s
ana ~. he other matches We're defaulted.
robert Bryan. the team Of the New York Athletic
Sllp otiau3ted the matches with the kncker-
LSSchsE fleid cub without scoring. Teams OF six
players facl IN singles and pairs in doubles OF
scores;
sinsies- Fre4erieE q. Anderson Kings County de-
1s@,'l p. - alien hIIckerbocker. Go G-3: Henry
king. COUNTY defeated u. s. Roberts,
kiugs county. defeated ~ - Rising Enicieerhocker
-. ~ % j. n Antouicies. Kings County defeated
n, ~ Jennings, Anckerbocssr, Ga. 81. So, J. c.
County, ID -. a.. William Best Kuickerl,ocker
csfesffd Or D. D. koyce Kings Cousty Cd co
doubles Frecefich c. Anderson and Henry " Molten
Roberts KUickerbocker Field Club. G-l e-I. I5T " \
FREEZER and D. J. Nesval. Kings County defeated ~
2. Rising and j. C. Willard Knickerbocker Field club
g.
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CLASSES NJ AND BELow-srARr s:OO
DIXIE WINS FOR E. R. THOMAS.
New-York Motor Boat Captures the Gay Cup
Of Marblehead.

Marblehead, Mass. July 2s.-The Dixie. 5o-foot.
I5o-horsepower motor boat. owned by f. r Thou-
as OF New-York, to-day won the Gay Cup offered
by former Commodore A o. Gay. of the Eastern
Yacht Club. having taken two OF the three cup
events held this week.
The Tai Kun owned by w. II. Stewart Of
Swampscott Mass. which the frst race on
Thursday withdrew to-day. The Dixie's time for
the twenty-five miles to-day iIo12.
The Spagett, owned by f r. Hoander. OF Bos-
ton was second I'm the cup contest. Her time for
the twenty-five miles was i;5i 81.
Motor boats also raced for silver cups offered in
two Glasses to-day. prize was offered for second
class launches. but there were no entries. and
the boats starting were in the nrst class for
The course for the class contests twelve and
one-half miles. The Tama won N the nrst class.
secured the trophy In the third class In Oh Ss
xscted time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-30
HAWAIIAN TEAM FOR SEA GIRT.
Thirty-fve States Will Send Representatives
to Annual Rifle Tourney

Trenton. y. J.. July 2s-It announced to-day
that thirty-fve States will send teams OF twelve
men 20 the annual rife shoot for the government
trophy at Sea Girt from August "a 20 September
g. inclusive. The States include NewYork. Penn
syivania Massachusetts. Ohio and New-Jersey rep
resenting the Middle States. and team from
Hawaii.
This will be the first time team from Hawaii
ever shot in the annual tournament. held under
the provision of the 1903 act of Congress which
provides ammunition and expenses for rife teams
In annual meets.
The government will send from the
army representing the infantry and cavalry and
one from the navy. One OF these will be composed
OF cadets at West Point and the other Of Middies
from Annapolis The entries this year show that
interest in rifle practice has grown from hfteen
teams in 1893 10 forty-one teams in 1896.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-30
WEST ISDASs.
JUNIORS BEAT VETERANS.

Toi os :ir riess'' MeDtoa and sober. ala
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MORE TROUBLE WINS AGAIN.
Beats the Quest in Second Race for the Will
lam H. Shields Trophy.

In strong easterly breeze the second race of
the year for the William III. Shields challenge
trophy sailed yesterday over courses IN the
Lower Bay by yachts representing the Benson
hurst Yacht Club. the defending club: the chal-
longing club. the Atlantic; the Marine and Field
Club. the New-York Canoe Club and the Brooklyn
Yacht Club.
The first leg OF the course. from Timer Park
pier around Buoy No. 13. was broad reach; the
second leg. down the bay TO the Romer beacon
beat. and from there to the finish a reach.
The More Trouble the winner. She defeated
the Quest. F. J. Havens. owner. by l minute. 50
seconds. This yacht also the first race on
July 3. The summary follows:
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SHELTER ISLAND REGATTA.

IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBrNEl
Shelter Island. y. Y. July 29.-The Shelter island
Yacht Club held it's regatta in the harbor to-day
under weather conditions Of rain and fog. which
marred what otherwise would have proved an ex-
ceIlent afternoon OF sport.
In the fourth OF the series of GOry races. Mr..
HOLSTERS HunkydOry FIRST In 2NlH+; D. +.
Hathaway's Yaw Waptah, second, IN @'V4 and
James wIers Janet third In 205;3+
In the sioop races Glass r. the Iris was first. In
l:4s:E J. NJ Bakers Harp was second and III.
Norbert's Chicke Flash third
Marmont Edison, Of Jarvis r. Edison. while
aboard his yacht the Viking, slipped on the deck
and sustained severe contusions his face and
about his right eye.
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YACHTS RACE In UGLY SEA
Mimosa III, Cherokee, Phryne and
Tartan Vim Races.

In spanking breeze from the eastward. that
kicked up an ugly sea In Long Island Sound. the
thirty-eght yachts that started yesterday at noon
in the seventeenth annual regatta OF the Indian
Harbor Yacht Club had a lively time Of Il. The
sky overcast. and there frequent rain
squalls so that the shippers and crews had wet
Jackets for the greater part of the race
on the southwest end of Great Captains Island
the start was made from the committee boat
Unique. The first leg OF the course was a thrash
10 windward of five and one-haif miles the gas
buoy OF Shippan Point The second leg
broad reach of FIVE and Ihree-eighths miles 10 the
buoy of Oak Neck Point across the Sound where
the yachts gybed and had another reach of three
and one-eighth miles 20 the home mark
IL was as pretty hght would wish to see
between the sloops and yawls In the 33-foot class
and the New-York Yacht Club "thirties'' in the
struggle TO windward in breeze that kept lee rails
awash all the time.
larger class. and Harry Maxwell with hts Phryne.
working along close TO the Connecticut shore and
oetNeen the Islands. had to night nard for time
10 Keep TO windward of j. W. Alker's Alera and
Cord Meyers Atari. The Nautilus the Mink the Da-
hinda and the Cara Mia only few lengths
minutes " "
There was chapter of accidents luckily none of
mem mem serious ones. The Fleetwtng down the
faunenak and the latters crew were thrown over
pp fnS iney were rescued by launch. The Robin
HOOD parted her bobstay the Maid OF Meudon ran
aloul OF the Nicola III and the Dorothy carried away
her throat halyards.
appeaa,tance this season defeated the Memory, and
The Phyrne defeated the Nautilus by nearly two
The Mirnosa III won in.her class and the Tartan
~ the raceabout class. The other winners were
tne Eaquero. the Rascal. the Heron the Kenosh and
the Ace The summary follows:
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t,c,,,ar interest was taken in this event 1t was
the first time boats of this class had arranged to
go such a distance on Lake Michigan. and 1t was
considered to be a fair test of fitness for future
long distance races.
the order named: The Erin. of Chicago, l5-horse-
power: the Marion. of Chicago, lO-horsePower' the
Dusty Sides. OF Detroit. ls-hOrsepower. and the
Violet Louise. OF Chicago scratch boaO. D-horse-
power
A heavy sea was running when the boats left anu
n was figured that unless it moderated the boats
would have an exceedingly hard time reaching the
destination in the time expected-thrty to thirty
FIVE hours.
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CRICKETERS BAT HARD
Gentlemen of Philadelphia Hare
Long Lead on MaryIebone.

Philadelphia. July 2s-Hard batting the
feature OF the second days play in the cricket
match between the Gentlemen OF Philadelphia and
the eleven Of the Maryebone Cricket Club. of Lon
don, which began yesterday the grounds OF the
Merton Cricket Club at Haverford.
The Englishmen, in the first inning. which they
completed to-day, scored pa runs, "a more than
the Phadephians made in the first inning. The
home team in its second inning had accumulated
254 for the loss OF nine wickets when stumps
were drawn for the day.
The best batting of tho day done by ]. A.
Lester. of the home eleven, who made 10i runs. II.
J. VIVID did the best work for the English cricket
ers, scoring Ga runs before he left the field. Play
will be resumed Monday A large crowd saw
the match The score:
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ON THE CRICKET CREASES.
Staten Island Team Il Beats Brook
Ign Zingari EIeuen.

large crowd gathered at Prospect Park yes
terday 90 witness the cricket matches there. No
less than six games We're brought OF. including
championship contests of both the Metropolitan
District Cricket League and the New-York
Cricket Association
Brooklyn Zingari eleven and Staten Island
Team were tied for the championship of the
league. and this game attracted the largest
number Of spectators. In close and exciting
match victory went TO Staten Island by Il runs
The score:
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KINGS COUNTY ST. GEORGE.
EASY FOR UNION COUNTY.

At Elizabeth, N j.. yesterday. Union County
gained easy victory over the Essex County team
in n New-York Cricket Association game by IS
runs.
This due to the splendid bowling of f. F.
Goddard. who captured wickets for 5 runs, and
of d. A. Gibson. who took for s. The former
also performed the hat trick In batting, NJ.
Gould scored 20 ]. "A. Leach IA not out and Glib
son IL
Not a the Essex County team could make
n stand against the bowling OF the winning
The totals were; Union County s.; Essex CouR
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.2iT Total 60 wickets). .234
/, CRICKET CLUB.
COLUMBIA OVAL. BEATS YoNkERs.

Columbia Oval had as opponent. at Williams
bridge, the Yonkers team. and after declaring the
innings closed with only wickets down for II, sue
ceeded in disposing of the visitors for 50. winning
by is
d. G. Birkett bowed we'll for Columbia Oval.
taking wickets for II runs while o. Darrell took
for IA and j. n. Escobal for IS R. Cobban and
A. H. Dorey did the best batting for the winners
with 81, not out, and Is. respectively.
For YonkeTs A. r. Smith and 5. A Low were
the only double figure scorers. with Is and To- The
score;
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STATEN ISLAND TEAM b.
NomADs WIN CLOSE MATCH.

A close cricket game resulted from the meeting OF
the Kings County and the Brooklyn Nomad teams
IN a league championship match at Prospect PARK
which the latter by six runs.
The bowling analyses for Kings County were: ].
Gautier for 3; H c. Smart. for % and n. Curtis,
for &C. while those OF Brooklyn read: A Corbin.
for /; J. II. Tattersai. for 8; A. Lowell for
IL and J. L. Foyer for So The
BROOKLYS NOAADs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-30
STATEN ISLAND HORSE SHOW.
Arrangements Complete for First Fair of
Richmond County Agricultural Society.

Arrangements are complete for the first annual
county fair and horse show. 20 be held al Dongan
Hills Staten Island from Sc Dtember 4 10 8. under
the auspices Of the Richmond County Agricultural
Society President ~. 8 Van clef. Secretary
EGwsrd y. Doyle and the other members or ne
society are using every effort 10 make this fair
q complete success The grounds, consisting OF
about 100 acres are located bn the line OF both
tho steam and trolley roads only nfteen minutes
from the ST. George ferry Toe bnltaings arc
nearly Snfsbed TIE main one. for exhibition pur-
poses. II more than three hundred teet lOhs, anu
most " the available space has been taken py e4-
hibltOTs.
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CHESS AT SYLVAN BEACH.
Koehler. of the Manhattan Chess Club, Wins
the Trophy Tournament.
Inr rrLEaRArH 30 rHE rRIprxE. /

Sylvan Beach. y. Y. July 2.-Koehler, OF the
Manhattan Chess Club. won the trophy
here beating Finn in the last game. The latter
tied for second place with hampton. Curt. who
had gone down before hampton. was placed fourth
Finn made n grave error in his game with Koch
Ter In tho trophy contest this afternoon. touch
ing a wrong pawn and thereby losing a piece.
whereupon he resigned the game,
In the general tourney Guckemus beat Cover and
Scripture won from McMartn. Searle and Cucke-
mus are thus Tied for second places and will
play another game to break The ". The InseiLAg
a successful one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-30
ROWING CLUB ANNIVERSARY.

The New Rochelle Rowing Club celebrated its
twenty-hfth anniversary yesterday at the club and
several rowing races were decided.
The Junior four-oarcd she'll Gnatch racel between
the New Rochelle Rowing Club and the New-YOrk
Athletic Club, which was also scheduled. was post
pOned
There were however. two races decided The
match will take place at the club some time
week
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MANHATTAN II.
MANHATTAN soUNpLY WHIPPED.

In the championship series OF the Ner-York
Cricket Association the Manhattan Sustained a
crushing defeat at the hands OF the West Indians
who gained the victory by lo5 runs. with four
wickets 10 spare.
II g. Alexander played IN nne form for the West
Indians for in addition 20 taking three wickets he
was credited with a. not out.
For Manhattan. A. smediey, with if, and y.
Vickers with 10 did the best batting. The score:
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CHICAGO YACHT CLUB CRUISE.

Chicago. July a.--The 23o-mile cruise of the Chi
cago Yacht Club TO Mackinac and the eighth
nusl cruising OF the Columbia Yacht Club
Macatawa began this afternoon. The latter race is
under the auspices Of the Macatawa Bay Yacht
Club.
Four power boats also started to Mackinac, Par
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KINGS COUNTY CRICKET c1.uB.
CITIZENS PERFORMED "HAr TRICK"

Team B. of the West Indians. played the Man
haitian II in New-York Cricket Association game
at Prospect Park. yesterday and gained easy
victory by 81
For the Manhattsns. r. Citizens took the honors
I'm bowling. for I'm addition 20 getting 8 wickets for
IS runs. he performed the hat trick
J. Titley batted well for the winners for So while
doubles were contributed by z. Bird and A. Pop
ham. The score;
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cHALLENeeRs BEAT HOLDERS.

Bristol r. J., July 81. d. f. Jones and II ID
Wilcox challengers, defeated f. T. Gross and
r. X Dana. holders. IL the match for the State
tennis chamrionship of Rhode Island in doubles
al tho Bristol Young Mems Christian Association
courts this afternoon. The summary:
D,sales tchaletge roundl-J. -. T. Jones and II ID
Wiic6x -.chalangefsj heat - T. Gross r. y Dana
iI.,lg J. ! q q ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-30
TO CHALLENGE FOR sEAWANHAkA CUP.

Toronto. July 29.-The National Yacht and Skiff
Club, Of Toronto. has begun negotiations with the
Manchester Yacht Club. with a view OF challenging
for the Seawanhaka Cup next year II the con-
ditions governing the prove satisfactory, d
challenge will be at once issued.
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MOTOR PACED RACE POSTPONED.

Revere. Mass. July 2s.-rhe forty-miie motor
paced race among James r. Moran, Harry Cald-
well. Floyd Mcfarland and Louis Netting sched-
uled for tonight az the Revere track was post
pOned on account or rain. The race viii b held
next Tuesday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-30

An Interesting cricket game resulted from tho
Meeting al Prospect Park yesterday Of the Brook
Ivn Juniors and the New-York Veterans. The
match was close and resulted in victory for the
former by the narrow margin OF runs The score:
RROOKI.YN JrNIoRs.
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YAWL ESCAPE WINS.
Finishes First IN Nezc- Rochelle Yacht
Club Cruising Race.

The eight yachts that started In the cruising
OF the New-RochelIe Yacht Club had the
veliest kind of experience yesterday In the thrash
to windward of some twelve miles The wind was
strong from the eastward. and the sea rough for
small craft.
The first leg Of the triangular course was from
the starting point. OF Echo Bay. TO the gas buoy
OFF the Cows. where the order of the leading
Yachts
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PHILADELPHIA YACHTS CRUISING.

New-Haven. Conn. July 2s.-The boats OF the
Corinthian Yacht Club. Of Philadelphia. which put
into Morris Cove last evening. started for New
London this morning. The yachts a cruise
Newport.
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o's H 1iSfds webster and C Bennett; did MOI S. II
KINGS COUNTY ST. GEORGE LOSE

Good bowling by w. Simmons and ". Gibbons
won cricket match for the Colonials known
III recently the Bermudans at Prospect Park
yesterday. where the Kings County st. George
team suffered defeat by 49 runs. The score:
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-30

The Wayne Automobile Company. OF New-forS
10 sending touring cars through It's en'ire East
ern territory.
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AUTOMOBILE TRADE NOTES.
Hints to the Buyer from Mandatory and
Garage.

Palmer q Christie have delivered 40 horsepower
chassis 10 James F. Lord. of Chicago. KimbaIl &
Co. will build the body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-30

F. Lille drove his li-ls-horsepower Mors last
Monday from Chicago to Milwaukee In four ana
One-half hours.
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JOCKEYS FIGHT AT CITY PARK.
Shea. Badly Wounded, Is Likely to Recover
-McCarleY Ruled Off

New-orleans, March 14-Five out Of IA
vorites won at City Park to-day. while the other
two winners well backed. During the morn
ing something of a sensation was caused by cut
ting affray between two Jockeys. in which McCar-
ley cut and seriously wounded Shea. The stewards
probably recover. The summaries follow
First Chree and half furongsl-sster Edith
ITO fNicoD. 3, Colonial Lady. Ito cLaughlin)
Time, 0:43S Polly Forest Nola 6. Standing Lady
Naddeii Irma Brown also
Second race Gsx furongs)-0rderly. 102 (RomanellD
% l. Governor Sayers 106 CfroxIer g. second
Lila Noel. 9s SeamssT), so l. third Time 1:15+.
Roninis Miss Gould, Gus Lanka. Handsome Man. Grand
Third (sx fUrl0nss)Ida Davis % (Gregorl,
Reticent. III tJToxlerl l. Arnorer,
l0T ~ Morrison). TO- J. third Time 1:15&s Clifton
Boy Julia NJ 7omnlefack Fort Plain, Monster and Little
Fourth race zone mie)-Austrana 90 toregar) to g.
flier 101 CNcIaughlnl. l. third. Time. Duel
list. Lowcut, Reliance, Glenwood Cap
ran.
fifth race Chye and one-haf furlongs-E lo7
Mclaughlin TO Weberfelds, IO5 u. McIAngh-
linz u 10 ], second Billy Handsel 102 (NcoD, to 2
Hunter, Judge Taragon, Barnaby Golden Flower,
t'ecreo Lapghter, Arthur StiweI and Isabella d also
Tan
Sixth race Zone mile and seventy Kernel. 100
(Nico. TO 5. Miss MAMMA L. SO a. Hennesssy),
20 l. second ,Brunswck Us CFoyJ 16 third. Time
Al. Brush Up also
Seventh mel--I1esnja l04 (5annon), Is
won; Thistle. 90 tMcIaughln), to s. second Ruda
be1. -lO7 fBridewelD 20 !, third Time, 1925. Re
Ernest Parham. Reveie and Sea Shark also
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YACHTING.
Early Racing Dates 4rranged for
Various Clubs.

Francis J. Landon. chairman of the race com
mittee OF the seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht club,
presided at a meeting OF yacht owners at the city
Club last night, which tentative schedule of
dates was arranged for the Seawanhaka and other
clubs On the date of the club opening May 2.
there will be water sports ana gig races at Oyster
Bay. also club races for the 33-foot class
On May 30 there win be open races OF the Sea
wanhaka club and special races for the 80 and
l5-foot classes. On the day the NewYork
Yacht Club is To have races for the large classes
and for its 27-foot classes. The Indian Harbor
Yacht Club has also chosen that date for its
raceabout class contests June 3 and 10 the
oates chosen for the Indian Harbor and American
yacht club races respectively.
On June 10 the special race around Long Island
for Seawanhaka boats will start. There are five
entries for this race as follows: Victor /. Cum
nock's Nike, Rear. Commodore r. 8 Hastings
Peggy, f. G. Stewards Regina, Jons than Thomp-
sons auxiliary yawl, and another boat not yet
named A Seawanhaka Corinthian open race will
De sailed on June "a On July and 4 the Indian
HAEbor and Larchmont yacht clubs are have
their annual races and on July there will be a
offered by Rear Commodore Hastings. On Septem-
Der the Larchmont Yacht Club will have & re-
stricted race, and or the same date the Indian
Harbor club an Open one. The fall race of the
Seewanhaka club will be sailed on September Is
Every Saturday in the there will he races
FOR the l5-foot class OF the Seawanhaka boats In
the first series Of the three be sailed the boats
VIII be drawn for. by the owners who will sail each
others boat In rotation. to find the best helms
man. irrespective of the boat