The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-26
YACHTSRACE TO NORRIS COVE
ACCIDENT PUTS EFFORT OUT or
THE CONTEST. 81.
TIT E1eanOra Also Meets with Q Mlshap
The IstaIena Beats the WInsOme by
Eleven Seconds Fog Delays the start
and Causes q Cut In the Distance.

n E1eanOrH Also Meets with q Mls1ap
The IstaIena BeatS the WInSOme By
Ele'en see0nds-Fos Delays tne stAI'
and Causes q Cut In the Distance,
MORRIS cow, June 25.-Twenty-threc
ysS,nS I9oHI 49, w, ctnh ,nN4.S and ths
leaders of the feet arrived here soon after
8 O'Clock this afternoon. II was after sun
down when the mail yachts arrived at the
from on Great Captains Island 70 New Lon,
don and it was to have been started at
upset the plans OF me yacntsmsn' ,a Lac,
night. and this morning the sun had a dinieult
task to dispel IL. To start was an impos-
sibility, as there was no wind.
Inc cohhnnlttee anhouhceu .hat nO SNet
would be made until the fog lifted. and later
!, was decided that nS. the race race ia.'s.d be be TO 70
New London When the hrst gun sounaea AZ
southwest. blowing about is miles an hour.
and the Yachts took life and got ready for the
e., ~ W
start
Vice-Commodore Stewart placed the
steamer Issaouena at the disposal Of the
regatta committee and entertained q large
party, The Issaouena started after the last
Yacht and reached the Southwestern break:
water well ahead OF the fleet and all on board
kites ne ON Tih t6e m Yachts, q they carried balloon
jlbtopsails and the sch90neTs had balloon
mio Gl vas late ef IN SettInS oat OF ff the hafboT and
iatet Int sba soon beFap to cut down the
Inyader's lead, George MERGERS Seneca
was the next Yacht away, at 22I 80, and at
1 III .he sigma E N s gnfg 0EEHort JJsmes a
Blair ,jr,'s. Nicola. c. ". Pynchon's ~istalena,
II. +. Lippitt's s. Winsome, I'D. Probst's Ath-
burton Hart's Kestrei.
The Eifort was standing for the line and
sailing fast 5r When an, the , hS1 = IN t ne t toPmast.
snapped at the masthead and the club topsail
OF ths Biz raII dfagSins in the water. She
was AZ cIose To The line nj the time OF the acct
dent that she shot across before she could
he brought into the wind and her time was
r WIhnome Was first away in this class.
crossing at 2:25:2I. The Eleanora. too, had q
mTIshaP; Her u CLUB t tS9Sa H. hf hn2r he pS would
wait FOR him and agreed to race without a club
topsaii in order to make the contest fair.
thai thew were sailing against the 1thlone,
could not, cqtca her. The committee, how
and Fieanora
The schooners were next Of. Commodore
M Morse -, IS schooner ,Es 1sos p DC r Ss4md 1Gsss sta lr9d h hst
at 2,a6:57: j. j. Rollins Loyal was next at
9aiSa /, i CalIanans Bennett cup winner
EcitDsa a, o.g207. Robert ELEPHANTS Little
VenoSa next at 3s2iiD The other yachts fol-
lowed In this order: &. q. and ?. II. Mallory's
Banzai, 2:35 90; Howard Wiletss MlnN' 235:is:
q. +. Dominick' Joker. 2S5SS Aera, 2aGiS
Luckenbach's Sue, 1880; = e. stewart
s kssiR'' s'' "''o 'nsF"a" noy'' -, .' '"".a.,
About an ho4r aIler me sIaiL ine ln'1bh ~
PanSeu IN H. south side ~ The Sound
and Was second boat. Tn seneca Was next,
then came the Winsome, Nicola, istalena.
Eclipse The At nRo se w4s n s5d p ssS 'h hse
Eieanors.
About : g,SloGh the Invader sdcrd pf 'eIiSw s1a SE
seneca, Winsome. lstalena and Neela. The
sISoPs then 'o2 qbm In IpxsSe4 SnI 'e out tei IN The
Sound Z passed Morris Cove about $50 O'Clock
and kept on toward New I3nd2n. 'ohn3
issI$ sI.sYSs a. i' "a 6 S:c &c G %sss to s' 6. sdd H.
so that spinnakers were settj n bnS TiinsC COST
hF T6 sse b 5sfSi j,s s i isd 'R n he ~ ' scS9ossI Gas.
put EcIiRse mo xn an bnstInr Ioval minutes'
s. + :t sSHs:. and md P Ssndas / Sa %l9 .]siicv: 20 ' sS q &c
the others in her class started 50 Far behind.
s ssd.5 Il; Ssa ~ S isi:s;:d ne e F %lG%'s s n Is isS:
and Bsnss o minutes and 10 seconds.
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