The sun., 1907-08-14
The QUEEN LEADS The FLEET
NEW YORk y. &. MAS FAST Run TO
VINEYARD HAVEN.
Tngomar Finishes Only ~ seconds AFTER
Nr. MsxwsIIs Yacht -Aurora. Third.
Wins In Her Class -Phryne and venOna
Take the Navy Challenge Cups

IN. "A.
She led the neet OF thc New YORK Iacn' !, WV
into port srer . nne ana iast run rom ~ ~
port, ana MT Ma1weli mas plchro "p an"'"e'
trophy w 40" '" MS '"Ik' 'o'''','y"' -
lne hsn' pet"ern 'ne V"'tn s"' . InkV"s ~
nso peeh NeIN ''o-e o''' ~ t'' 80, 80 ~
VuecD tooh ean VI , "n',u'r - =" 80.
tnat whst the InSonisr coulu cut uo"n VI ,HIs
Nss cieAI gam INC '"sU,ia' ~ " w ,
ume 'o we Q"ren 'vo' ~" 49, ,e..
tne ine Just ~ secohus aneau oi 'ne i"k'""'
ana rne won the rec' oy - Se.o"u'
ts'etn oi t"e i"H"'"a' vas w.
winner, ine "msot N"s - , S"u % ny.
csme the bHor'' winner ~ me- Neso, auN
me m, ~ Nce.an,oe 80, so @ ~ Ea,ri,a an.
Eouo"Ine tne nno', var W. 70. IT. ,s.v
nao come UP w ,ne 'as. pa, n' y, .ne oh.no. =,
lsst ana ues.roye" ,nr Oue'n .stn
winning tne navy 'ha'.enEe cup lor Nn'on
the yhcn's were rH''nR' ine 'cnona Won sno
cup w tne Nonoone' "N,r'on' i"o ieo' '. e
Io'o"eu .ne haIr'na ~ ,, anu ~a' Sa,. o ~,
V seeonus q, ~ ,,,;.,,,,, a., 49, ci....
IoiIoweu py tne hsenssr; NI'neI W ~ nei eis'e'
wee.ahos io,o"ou anu 80 ,,,. SS'
wlnoWaro' rIepr ue Is'; c'aI. 80
tchpee ana 'aroens' .e
zone wsl, assn anu nau s"a.uno u...
seemed nke victory ,rou .ne nNens. ,.r, pus
zoe ht''e ." 'oo,fI yue "'s "u ~.
,neeuussnit w ''o"s au. Ie''.' e'e' " na"i
clsee, "op the navy cnanehse cup lot s'oops'
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northveAt wind rrcshened and they came in
q, Az .,,.lc Az mana, a. was m occasion of
20 'Ie ~ " A. - .,.. On,,.n.r. hor.
tne season WIN 'he summer 'o'Cas.,s nei'
rbere were .o MANY that the big yachts at
80. hod b.rd uo,s. ri,l,,ng out their courses
umee nnu iaru NY.'' I''n,,Ik on. .n.'
INTO the harhor "hhont runnlhe any uo"n
The run to Vineyard Haven from Newport
wa, the best so far of the cruise. II is true
That hs OF ,hr way .ns ysGn,s naa a, me e. vino ,hs
iourney it was so far aft that spinnakers
were carried aud there was consequently
NO windward work. but every one was happy
because tne'e vas "'nu a"o pe'ause '"o Tvs
had disappeared.
The fog blew away IN the night and and when s1sa,
tne sun roe p'eaSa"t ",, ", ",r.o,,,h
over the hsrnor. " lnI'eascu s naa w e..ens.n
Vanderbilt siRnaled Proceed to Vineyard
Haven" st o o'clock the yachts beat out to
Brenton's Reef lishtship and found quite
It took some time for the racers to get out
70 enable all to be on hand; The race was was
o WsvsH "Sd on 70 pbe wsv tSs
,scb,st ad 70 leave the VINEYARD Sound light
~ on ,be nor, hand 10 th,. noint the
course was east southeast va miles From
there they raced throuEh the sinenaId sn re, ,oouhq,
1Ns Wss 'G"rsS smoSy s"s ssoHSvesteT % @ haze hung
around the hon zon hut there was no FOG
and AZ 1910 o'clock. the racers having 5esched re
srs s as%S'"'' away. '"' 'O'"',e " Nv.
Metm9se sa,9g @ a the d phT{pe TN iens tnss ss
zach sGr9sS tpe the Neps saed s by Johnston
de Forrest, still further to leeward. The
Wind was blowing over the yachts, quarters
away fast. s,-.
Next came the 40 footers. skipper johnson
bis crew Of scientirc dopers always sive ,6im
on board ne line ;s ard ,dI. jus,
was broken out and she was OF. The Pelle-
yrine. owned by Richard Ioland OF Phila-
SstpRs sSsp Rss soon SsS e GAZING on behind % O
Those on the kestrel must have slept too
long They did not reach the line until six
minutes later, bur little handlcsp OF SIX MN,
away she vent. Howard Horton, Lee z. Hart
and G.. W Longley working on the balloon as
she crossed the line. and it was soon up aud
drawing wel
Then. came the Class X sloops. the Here
shon class, The Winsome was vas nrst S az me ,ns
reaching jib was sent sloft and broken
out. She crossed the line az i0:5ol7. just
to leeward OF her and one second later was
Commodore vanderbilts Aurora. 49, .,
and it blew out in the wind and drew like
team OF horses The Doris was next al
1O:5O.35. her skipper was content WIN d
reaching lib topssif. but on the .Avenger the
smallest boat in the class. a balloon was set,
and she staggered along under the weight OF
canvas She crossed the bne at i050:52.
The last 10 get away was G.. VI. Pynchons
1stalena and she WIS timed at lo:h 10
j. Walker sailed the tTort and ne led across
the line when the signal for the 8s footers
vas made Her balloon jib topsaii was
broken out at the line and quickly she bore
down. and she timed AZ l0:55ai, The
Weetamoe was too soon at the line and wore
round and came up again. She had up
reaching jib topsail and crossed at i0;5o:i
The Seola started at l0:58j1 and carried
rea ching llb topsail
Next came ths small schooners. The
Taormlna crossed at ti:00I2. Eclipse at
II .OOls, NindNard, 1900 40 Katrina, II :O0:54;
Crusader, II :0l:37: Nenons. lI?OlN, and Fleur
de Lys, handicapped. AZ 10000 They all
caTried balloons except the Katrina, and she
used reacher. The Nenona and Eclipse
set balloon maintopmast staysais and the
Fleur de ,Lys, always picturesque. set a fisher
mans stsysail.
The Queen went with the next signal and
smothered in canvas swept across the start
ing line az II lOj:3i, taking the lee end Capt.
Barr sent the Ingomar across al II O8;43 and at
the weather end The OF hers in the fleet started
ms follows. Seneca II N Os Nencedor, Il:Ii:I5:
Cachalot iII2Oo: Sylvia, IiI2OO, and the
Agiadne at iil7O0.
The wind was blowing over the starboard
rnarters OF the yachts and they tore on for
the Sound lightship and the fleet OF steamers