Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-14

ven the Judges boat and an an
"',ed stakeboat. The time of each
S'cf't will be taken from the starting
ou,i OF It's class The rules Of the Mass
"cnusetts Yacht Racing Association
WI govern. The winning yachts must
nu'ct the course within the time limit.
,'efe must be at least two entries in
i.'Hs + to ensure the award of a first
'''t'e ana at least three entries to en-
'ule second prize
me course for both classes will be
,iat indicated below as Course Il I'M
icSs otherwise indicated by letter on
INC Judges boat.
."tfsc A-From the start around the
hiack Spar Buoy No. off Burnt Is
IIld'' thence around Rcd Spar Buoy
10. II Gangway Lodges near Buoy
40. > thence around the Cuckoids' He'll
LUCY, thence back to the starting lire
leaving all marks to starboar,l-abcut
miles.
course B-The reverse to Course A
paNlnS marks to port
Course C-Four miles to Windward
ana return around a mark set by the
judges.
Course D-Four miles to lcrWard and
return.
Inc time limit for the above courses
VIII be: For Class y. three hours and
10 minutes; for Class Il. three hours
and a half.
Any protests must he made to the
committee orally ut the immediate I'M
'Sh OF the race and in writing over the
owners signature within one hour af-
ter the race.
Address entries. fees ami inquiries to
Chairman Yachting Committee. Box y,
squirrel Island, Nc.
L. t. WIIITEHotSE,
WALTER EMERSON,
ALIEN DOYLE,
Committee.
NJ N.lo Friday evening there will he a
dramatic entertainment in the Casino
with three short plays. as follows: THE
i-tllieSt Girl, Poor Pillicuddy," I'm
der Protest"
Fctc day, Saturday, Aug. IS Field
sports at a. NJ. as follows: Events
FOR girls, 60-yard dash (undcr $50; CO.
yard dash cover 16): throwing baseball;
"gG-in-sponn race; Obstacle race;
swimming race, 100 yards; diving.
Events for boys under IL: a0-yards
dash; sack race: potato race; Kinder
g"rtcn race: long distance race: nbsta =
g" race: watermelon race Gree for alD
broad jump: high jump; swimming
race. Zoe yards; diving: fitting match.
The prizes except for Il, Watermelon
will be silver medals suitably engraved.
Entrance for Ill members Of tin, Ath-
lctic Association free. For all who are
moi MON hpfss 80 tho tthlptis AeSnri..-
ti"n the entrance fee for juniors Jun
DER Is years Of aGe) is 10 cents; for
adults II cents for each event. Entries
must I've made in person.
1t go y. NJ, on the campus. baseball
Squirrels ". Boothbay Harbur Pets.
Vt 80 +. NJ. illumination. The Ath-
lctic Association politely requests all
Islanders to decorate their cottages
with flags, the :. /. a. 4. burgce. IAN
terms, etc. and To illuminate at 40 p.
NJ. with colcrcd fire. The s. !. A. A.
furnishes the co0rcd fire at wholesale
cost. Mr.. Richards at the store has
kindly offered to handle it, cash Oh de-
livery. On account of the danger it is
pan ticularly requested that no other
form of fireworks than colorcd fire be
used.
At $50 p. NJ, reception and Fctc ball
under the auspices of the Ladies' In
Irovemnnt Association. Reception $50
till O. Dancing at Q.
Squirrel went to Boothbay Harbor
Saturday afternoon with high hopes
ard championship ambitions. but there
was a big drop in Squirrel stock at til"
end Of the third inning when Roothbay
by thee hits assisted by three errors
succt eding in netting five runs. Part
of the game was played in dense fog
which made it difficult for the outfield-
ers NaXcy was replaced by StanWood
in the fifth inning and managed to keep
the Harbor team from scoring. Two
more games are to be played in the
series. Squirrel will play at Boothbay
Tuesday afternoon and Boothbay will
rlav here Saturday afternoon, Fcte
day. The series now stands: Boothbay
H;rhCr. won 4; Squirrel Island won :.
The score Of last Saturday game fol-