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

Thursday, June Is. The COMMITTEES will
be in the clubhouse up to 10 O'Clock on the
morning of the race to give mstructlonS
to the yachtsrren. There wall bs q hrS
prize il two yachts start. a second II three
start and a third if five or more start: The
committee is Charles P. Tower, Chairman;
Edgar b, Carroll and Walter B.. NANNY,
On Saturday the Atlantic Yacht Club
viii have q regatta of Sea Gate for yachts
of classes NJ and below. and this race will
be the last before the championships OF
GraTeaend Bay begin, 80 that 1t is probable
that many yachts will be ont getting. a
tuning up before the hard racing mar really lily
Gravesend Bay and the first start will he
made at 8 O'Clock.
The Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
will have q race for Is footers owned in
the club. which will be the third race of
the inside course starting at o O'Clock.
The Bayside Yacht Club will have aregatta
for all classes owned in the club. This Will
be the first OF q series OF races
One OF the most interesting races of last
season was the long distance race OF the
Indian HRrbor Y. G. from Greenwich 10
New London, II was started in time 70
get the yachts TO New. London Ia
be present at the Harvard Yale beat race
and II is to be repeated this, year. lbs
start will be made on Tuesday, June 20,
and the boat race will be on June n, so that
those yaohtsmen who wish can get back
Ia time for the regatta Of tho Seawanhska
CoHnthian Yacht Club on june 20.
This rack is for all classes, including aux
iliaries NJ over 20 foot rating enrohed IN
any recognized yacht club. Suitable tro-
phies are offered by the flag officers OF the
club n others as first prizes in each GLASS
and there will be second prizes in all classes
when five or more start. Special prizes
are also offered for the auxiliary s~ohoqnerN
and auxiliary sloop or yawl making the
best corrected time. over the course pro"
vided that IL yachts are not winners ~
regular classes.
All yaohtc are to sail IN cruising trim.
except that clubtopsails may be carried.
The warning signal will be made from the
committee boat at s O'Clock and tho racers
will be sent on at regular intervals after
hat. 1t will be \ time start, and yachts
OF each division are to cross the line during
their respective starting intervals or VIII
be timed at the expiration OF such intervals.
I'm other words, yachts rave five minutes
TO get over the line after the signal.
The course will be from the starting line
between q stake boat anchored one mile
south OF Great Captain Island light and
a white flag on, the committee boat TO the
finish line which will I've between the fore
mast Of Bartlett Reef light vessel and q
white flag on the committee boat. distance
seventy-two nautical miles. The compass
course TO StTatford Shoal Is east = north,
70 BARTLETT Reef light vessel east noToh;
Yachts must pass 20 the south Of Strattorl
Shoal. Faulkner'S Island and Cornfield
Shoal light vessel and must pass the com
mittee boat on the starboard hand at tho
start and finish. Yachts crossing the line
after dark are 10 burn night signals and hal!
the committee boat, giving the name H1d
racing number. Should the committee
be absent from the finish line yachts will
taxi their own finish time when Bartlett
Reef light vessel bears north y vest and
New london light bears between north.
east u north and northeast Y north anu
are 90 hail the light vessel. The race will
he sailed without time limit. The com
mittee il Frank Rowne Jones, Frank o
Henderson and Richard Monka.