The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-09

designed by II. j.. Gielow, and the, new
Gardner boat, will make their debuts.
In the Upton cup class the ~Bensonhurst,
NJ. and F., 0unda and Blue Bill and prob
ably the Sereid will meet in the down the
bay races.
The first regatta will be that Of the At
lantic Yacht Club. which will be sailed on
Tuesday. The committee in charge, John
r. Brophy. c. E. LenScke and +. l.. Dur
land, have arranged an interesting pro.
gramme, and several se era W y : Snad slrd haze I'VE
racing will be fine. The entries do not
close until 8 o'clock on the morning Of the
race, SO that il O yachtsman can get his
boat ready he has until almost the last
moment 70 enter. The start will be made
made at 1880 o'clock from the committees
steamer, which will be Commodore Rich
ards's steamer Garcia. ,.
The racers will be sent OF in divisions
from the starting line, which will be in
Gravesend Bay, The INST division is sioons'
Weetamoe, Nicola, 1rolita, lstalena, Aurora
and Winsome. In the second division,
started at ll:o5, are sloops OF classes Il and
above, but it is not likely that there will be
any in these classes. Classes A and B of
schooners are to be sent of at IL: 10 in the
third division, and five minutes later the
smaller schooners will be started.
These four divisions are to sail TO The
Southwest Spit buoy, then to Scotland
light vessel, and TO return over the same
bell buoy OH the point of the Hook, a total
distance of 20 miles. The fifth division is
for yawls of classes p and above and they
will be started at ll:20. The sixth division,
for sloops OF classes l., NJ, N and p, is to
start at 11:25. These yachts will sail to
of one the Seq POINT Of tRRg Hook and return, a dis dis
tanoe Of III miles. The seventh division,
sloops, class Q. will start at II 80 and sail to
old Orchard Shoal and the Southwest Spit,
a distance Of 151S miles, and the eighth divi-
ii;sS and 90 to Old Orchard shoal, West
Bank light and home. II miles.
The prize list is a good one. Commodore
Richards will give special prizes in classes
j, X and NJ. The club prizes are as follows:
c, sia5; GLASS d, 500; class e, SIS; classes ID
and EE, $50 each. Shops and yawls,
classes + and q, $3.50 each. class H, sI25;
classes J and X, t75 each; classes l., NJ, n
and p, $50 each; class q $40; Glasses X and
8, S2S each, There will be a first prize in
each class with two starters, a second prize
half the value OF the first in each class
with three starters and a third prize when
five start. These prizes will be In silver.
On Thursday the yachts will sail on the
Sound. Ii win be the regatta OF the New
York Yacht Club for the spring cups and
there will be racing for all classes down to
class n and a special race for the 80 footers'
These yachts will sail over the regular
courses, starting of Glen Cove, and the
courses will be signRlled from the COM
mittee's steamer prior to the first starting
signal.
regatta win he sailed on the Sound on
Saturday. This In open 10 yacht enrolled
in regularly organized yacht clubs and
there arc TO be races FOR all Glasses, regular.
s~reciai. restricted and one design. The
courses TO be sailed over will be slRnRlled
shortly after II o'clock n the warning
signal will he made at II 80 O'Clock, Entries
committee al LArchmont al 8 r. NJ. on