The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-24
RESULTS AT LARCHMONT.
Mineo,a Wins Series Prize--Seventy.sevs
C1aeses I'm Weeks Races. a.

During race week at Tarohuiont six re-
gattas we're sailed. OF these three were Tor
all classes and on the other days races OF the
special series were sailed. In all seventy
seven classes filled and In these there were
1874 starters. This IL fine showing. and
gives an Idea OF the popularity OF yachting
and the interest that Ia taken In the sport.
The 7O-footers Mineola and Yankee met
three times during the week, The Mine0la
won twice and the Yankee once. These
boats are very closely matched. and the
Mineola won her races by 40 and ~ seconds.
and the Yankee won hers by ~ seconds.
The Mineola wins the series prize.
In the 4O-roOt class OF sloops the Mira,
owned by Charles Lane Poor. had three sail
overs. there being no other competitor In
her class. in the 3S-foot yawl class the Menu
DRY. owned by II, NJ. Raborg. won three times.
or each time Hhe started. and the Saka won
one second prize.
In the ss-foot sloop class Trenor l.. Parks
Mimosa III. won three frsts and sall-over.
and F. C. Stewards Regina won second
prize. The Mmosa gets the series prize.
The Thelema and the FireAy sailed four
match races and Of these the Thelema won
three. THE Orion started twice In the Sea-
wanhaka knockabout class against the Dip
per and won each time The Dipper in one
race was disabled.
The most interesting contests were In the
class for the New York Yacht Club s0-footers
and for the raceabouts. In the sO-foot class
the prize winners were: Howard Willets's
Mink two frsts: s. VAIN wright Cara Mia
Hanan's Nautilus, one first; W. Butler Dun
can. Jr;'s. Dahlnda, one hrst; Newbury p
ana aass s sfs9nd One oSs s. tA oss
i; :; M:,x I've phys%s,. one shird SG.a
Ibis. one third. The fight for the series
s %a' eaTa Ma p I Ran " Sscl NH As s
Hdssd de- ILL., s. Maid Of aeSdon. Is; Phryns.
=, In the raceabout class A. II. Pirie'sTartan.
the champion of last season. made the best
record. She won three frsts and one second.
first. one second and one third. g. G. Hop
kins's Rascal IL won one first and one second nd
Howard Rama s%sy sse two sss and
one second and Royal 4, Raineys invader.
a. Macy Cckst each won 9 9Se
series prize; The score by points was:
Tartan. So; Rama. As: Nora. q; Invader. Jr..
.s pTety Bsy fsssi tai
Four raced every, day in the Larchmont
and two seconds. the Dorothy won two firsts
hs d Foee t%o sR the
20; Dorothy II: Toilette, ~, yaouero. II.
In the 2T-foot class Of sloops the Rascal
won six .firsts and also captured the series
prize. She is owned by j. j. Dwyer. The
Snapper won one second and the Maryola
won two seconds.
There was some very close racing in the
22-fQot class Of sloops. Four o., the Atlantic
Yacht Club boats took part in this class and
these won most everything. Some time
allo vance has 10 be figured vet which may
slightly change the point SCORE, but at present
this stands, More Trouble. -: Saetta. 30:
Quest. 81: Ojigwan. 25; Paumonak 81: 0kee, 10:
Answer 10; Heron, Il: Opossum, |. The
More Trouble won four frsts. the Saetta three
seconds and two thirds. the Quest three
seconds and two thirds, the Paumonak one
first and the Answer one first.
In the Indian Harbor knockabout class the
Kenoshi won the series prize. She also won
Ave first prizes and the Owatana won one
first. Wawa won three seconds and owatana
won two seconds.
In the is-foot class the Ace. owned by R. y.
Bavier. won six flrsts and captured the series
prize easily. Hamburg took three seconds
and third. ,Omoawon one second. Gauntlet
won a second.
In the races between the Iselin boys cat
boats. the Fannie. owned by G. o. 1selin.
Jr., won one first and had one sailover. The
Fritter. owned by o. lselin. won four f1rsts;
The Q,iinsigamond won two f1rsts and had Q
sailover. The bod won two firsts and had
three sailovers and the Arizona won one first