The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-07
FINE VINE EoR YACHTS.
Queen Defeats Insemar-AsrorA's Captain
Falls Overheard.

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The yachts that raced for the Glen Cove
cups In the regatta Of the New York Yacht
Club yesterday were favored by q good south
westerly breeze and the Queen sailed around
the 19i. mile triangle in 2 hours 70 minutes
ts- seconds u was the first race this season
that has been sailed In a good wind and
yachtsmep were thankful Twenty-one
yachts started and they all finished In good
time. The Queen sailed against the Ingomar
and she won by } minutes II seconds The
Effort defeated the Nicola Q minutes "a seconds.
and she also beat the time made by the lingo
mar by I minute 80 seconds The Wiinsonle
was the winner In the 81 foot class. She beat
the lngomar's time by Is seconds. The AIDE
laide was the winner In the 20 foot class.
An accident spoiled the race Of the ~
~footers. Capt. Christensen. the sailing master
Of Commodore Vanderbit's Aurora. was
knocked overheard by the wire bride Of the
main boom. The yacht had bad luck at the
soon by the I~stolena. which was close under
her lee. The Aurora returned and recrossed
the line, but the Istalena continued and was
The Aurora had made a quick run across
the Sound and Commodore Vanderbilt had
f Pointp %sse. III His as guests. 10 i M. s 1%f M hsrS Sivsr
Hartman and Pembroke Jones, were seated
CANT the c S2Gssis; re aid "' sSs move ssoe Sais S2S
caught by the bride and thrown into the
While Commodore Vanderbilt quickly luIed
the yacht into the wind TO stop her way Penn,
s ss;1ss Jones p;ns W,;h h5 5are ly prs:en rssdx OF for mind Ind
at the man. Il fel about twenty feet short
had had the breath knocked out Of him and
he Vas handicapped by his uniform: lie
eSsaSs,ed ins and d"2 L PROBABLY rob say saved his liz.
for the yacht was fully 500 yards away before
her Roadway was stopped. The Aurora's
men in her soon reached Their. skipper and
dragged him into the boat. When they got
save q the shock and a %ettins' '''
the Commodore after ward. Vce:Commodore
full speed to the pot when he saw the acct
dent. and the committee tug Edmund. Moran
t aIsS f So.s and ade ,s SSIS% s Sssd.:d who no bs shs" sed
lena and Winsome to nght 1t out alone, and a
T TemsiS S5sye Of sh tRs oSu fssy T TSe % ri ~ nSs h ,ns
made a good start and she held her lead to the
finish: crossing the ltne about a minute ahea1
not officially timed.
The start Of the schooners was a fine one.
Capt. Barr securing the weather berth and
having the stern OF the committee boat 80
S,Sse t sSsS one ssS SSTlS nSys t sSS 8 ed s ss,r wiss an
soon after and the race was close as long as
the win was free. The sloop Effort. sailed by
v OWutIs Y . " Dilulns uNu goOO " W VIII
ward and defeated the Nicola hsndily. The
summary:
scHooNHRs CLASS =. so TO 90 -rEEr-oouRsx, 49,.
MILES.
ELAPSED
start. FINISH. Tfme.
S$ ss$s, 4 n II YfSf si:s!: i sss IT.
Corrected time: Queen. 22s:ii: ingomar. ? 2s:2c.
sIooPs, CLASS ,, 5TTo 81 rkEr-coURsE. 1914 MILES.
S SsSs.: J + \ \ h S%I'n r.. D.: .ns%% RsN sgSs
Corrected time: Enori. ssieis: NIeoia. assS:.
sLooPs. MIXED cLAss -CoJRsE, 1915 MILES.
E SsST,. + \ n h S%,,n j "a isT imS
Gardsnia, 4. II. Morrlsi2 rs 90 : 20 - 60 ~
Corrected time: Effort, 2io:ie; Nicola, 2:2s;32:
Gardcnlh, 1850.
sLoors. CLASS 4. ~ To 81 FKET COURSE. 1914 MILES
START, 1870
Ninsornc, ", Y. 1Ipp't. ........... 2 5S II ~ II
Istalena, q. NJ. Pynclon. ........., Disc uallhcd.
Aurora. {. vanderbilt. .. ,........ Withdrew.
n. Y. r. c. % rooTERs -CoCRsE. 1e4 MILEs-srARr.
1910.
Adelaide, q. A. Il y. II. Adce ..,..3 81 81 81
Bsnzai, c. u. Mallory ............9 n 81 81 81
MINK. Howard Wlllets. .........3 80 ~ ? So ~
Affair, J, v. g. {. Meyer......2 ~ : -
Alcra, j. W. AlkeT. '...,...rs... 30 W % 90
Phrs ne. c. W.. Wetmore......... rs 10 Is 10