The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-25

Sound Doat1. She StarteN Hto&otheE
twelve times in this class and finished first
three times, second twice and third four
times. Sh raced Ave times against the
Gravesend Bay boats and finished second
once to the Jigstep.
The Gravesend Bay boats started m
three and was second twice and third once,
the Jigstep was first twice, second four
times and third once INC the Sue was first
twice, second ono n third three times.
In four other starts the Sue on the Sound
won twice and was second onne. These
Yacht Club and she met the New York
50 footers Tabasco and Phryne. Tho Phryne
Mon once, was second once and third once.
The Tahasoo took n second. prize
part Of the season In this class and took
two frsts and one second In o starts.
Oliver Harriman's The Kid, another race
about out OF 1--WE starts won twice md was
second once.
The "a foot class, or Class Q, "a it 10 Of
end bay boats to the Sound and these again
secured the honors. They raced only
during Larchmont race week, but in the six
days racing OF that week they met the best
OF the Sound boats. and w II. Childs's Joy
won the series prize with Hendon Chubb's
Spider second. The Soya, More Trouble
and Saetta also raced during that week.
These boats each started six times. Joy
won three hrsts and two seconds, Soya
two firsts and one second and in one race
was disqualified for a foul. The Spider
won one first, two seconds and two thirds.
Saetta took q second and a third and More
Trouble one third.
During the summer there were twenty
five yachts that raced in this class. Twenty
races were sailed and in these the total
number OF starters was 100. The Mopea.
a boat built long ago, but which fits the
rule well, started in ten races and she Won
four firsts. three seconds and two thirds.
This boat won the Brooklyn Yacht Clubs
challenge cup for the ocean race. She
is owned by &c. and NJ. Sullivan. The
Paumonak, owned by +. p. Currier, out OF
seventeen starts finished first four times
and second twice. The Ogeemah, an old
Gravesend Bay boat and h first bu liz
under the new rule. owned by A. B.
Clements, started in thirteen races. She
won three, was second three times and
third twice, and had n ~sailover. ]. B.
M~acdonough's Rogue started once and
won.
In class II, Is to IS feet, twelve boats
started in sixteen races and the total num-
Der of starters was thirty-eight. r. N.
Bavier's Ace was the biggest winner. In
nine starts she won four times, was second
three times and had one ~sailover.. II. P.
Clark's Mist in seven starts won four times.
was second twice and third once d. j..
Levett's Vivyen in nine starts captured
three irsts, four seconds and one third.
X. l.. Cuthbert's Wee Wean, a Seawanhaka
Is footer, started twice in this class and
won each time. j. +. Mahlstedtls Tam
many and Judge Kehoe's San Toy each
won once.
Catboat racing has not been popular here
for some years. There are, however, a few
boats that race inc the clubs offer prizes
whenever the owners OF these craft feel
like having a contest. Eight Of this type
took part in nine races and the total num-
A4a ~ n-NA- wnaa NuwAAkW H~a- M
Grace won three times. the Louis Belle
three times, the Airline twice n the Fannie
once.
The four L%archmont q footers raced
again and furnished contests as hot as the
first year they were out. They started
in seventeen races IN the Sound and the
total number OF starters was fifty nine.
j. ii. Fsser's Hour out Of sixteen starts won
seven times and was second six times.
L.. g. Spence's Dorothy started sixteen
times. She won five races and was second
five times. William Stump's Vaquero
started in sixteen races and won four.
She was second twice. l.. j.. Garcey's
Toilette started eleven times and won once
and was second once.
Fourteen raceabouts took part in the
seasons racing They took part in twenty
six races and the total numbe of starts
they made was 100. A. b. Alleys Pretty
Quick was ready early in the season and
secured several victories before some OF
the Others were in racing trim. Out of
fourteen starts the Pretty Quick was six
times first, once second and once third.
y. {. Hopkins's Rascal III. was the cham
pion Of the class on points. Out of sixteen
races she won five, was second nine times
and third twice. The Cadeau, owned by
w. W. Swami, started in twenty-one races.
She won five, was second five times and
third four times. @. l.. Prizes Tartan
started in ten races and won four and was
second once. r. Mallory's Chinook started
in sixteen races. She won two, was second
twice and third four times. L. B.. Bleeker's
Jolly Roger in three starts won a first and
a third. j.. j.. Dryers Rascal won once
in six starts. At the close of the season
the Amanitia, owned by Joshua Crane,
visited the Sound. This boat won the
championship of Buzzards Bay. She
started three times against the cracks of
the Sound and won twice and was second
once. The Rascal III, won the Larchmont
race week series. Tartan was second
and Tomboy third.
The handicap class was a new venture
and IL worked very well. Each week a
new handicap was arranged, based on the
performances of the yachts up to date,
and the allowances were figured on a per
centage basis on the winners time. These
yachts were divided into two divisions,
Forty-two races were sailed in these two
divisions, t~wenty-lour yachts took part
in the contests and the total number of
starters was 100. u. i. G~ranDery's Rube
was the biggest winner. In twenty-five
starts this yacht was first thirteen times
and second seven times.
A. +. Blacks Thelema won six races out
twenty-One starts, with nine seconds
and five thirds. DR.. J. b. Palmer's Naiad
won three times, and other winners in the
first division were Marguerite, Firefy and
Tillicum. In the second division the
Maryola won five races out of eight starts,
the HuDtress won three, Howdy and Grass
hopper two each and Robin Hood and Mon
n each.
The New York Yacht Club 30 footers also
furnished lots of sport. Thirteen of these
yachts raced, taking part in thirty-two
contests, and the total mum Der of starters
was 232. j. 4. and @. G. Meyers Atari
won seven races, four seconds and two
thirds out of twenty-seven starts. G.. M,
Pynchon's Nicola was six times first, five
times second and seven times third out of
twenty-seven starts. Stuyvesant VAIN
wright's Cara Mia finished five times first.
times second and four times third in
twenty nine starts. c. W. Wetmore's
Phryne won four races, two seconds and
thirds in twenty-three starts. Adee
brothers Adelaide was three times first
AMI five times third in nineteen starts.
Clifford Mallory's Banzai was twice first.
four times second and once third In twenty
five starts. A. H. and j. W. Alker's Alera
was twice first, four times second and three