New-York tribune., 1907-09-28

TITLE FOR THE IRENE.
THE DEN FAIRLY FLIES.
Wins One-MHe Cham pionship in the
Motor Boat CdrniUdL.

Tho hest davis sport that has been seen in con-
rection with the race week OF the Motor Boat Ciub
~ America was witnessed on the Hudson River
a,..r1av The .'hoodoo" that had been following
the club since Monday was entirely gone and the
times not only fast out tne Hhlshes were
close and exciting
In the International worlds championship at 80
miles F. J. Anderson's @0horsepower boat the
Irene was the first TO finish. 1t gave her two
legs on the trophy. against one by the Den
and SO enabled her to win the cup. The Dixie the
previous holder of the cup did not take & a s,nse @
Tuesday and Wednesday and not starting at all IN
yesterdays contest.
H N Baruch's Skedaddle a 1g0-horsepower craft
that flies the colors of the Atlantic Yacht Club was
successful defence of the national champion
ship Mr. Baruch's victory surprise
Through error on the part of the regatta COM
mittee Thursdays leg given to Jacob SiegeTs
X p d n c. Yesterday 1t found that the
Skedaddle's time had been wrongly recorded. and
the corrected time gave the Atlantic Yacht Club
boat the The Skedaddle. by winning again
yesterday retained the title
The weather conditions favorable It was
decided to run off the one nautical mile champion
ship race. which had ended in a farce on Tuesday
]. II. Hoadley's Den and the Skedaddle were the
only starters Each boat made three trials OF
mile first with and then against the tide. These
times We're carefully averaged by Edward A Ste
vens. tr. of the regatta committee who announced
that the winner the Den According to the
official figures. the Den hae averaged 25.622 knots
an hour. This is equal to 29S0i miles hour. The
Skedaddie had run at the rate Of 1884 knots
hour which equals Is 70 miles hour.
AS the boats are still unmeasured, the winner Of
the other championship was not announced. In all
probability, however. c. J. Swaln's Sparrow has
won the interstate title. The summary follows:
NAUTICAL MILE CHAMPIONsHIP-FI.YING START
os and owner Iyi Fi.St tTe ria Sef9nd tI;s & Third trai
Den; J. H. Hoadley. .215 2:$2 PIG 2:34 2:2i 2:Si
SkedadGle II. y. Ba-
ruch ..........,...2:24 go 224 2.4s 214 IA
ro fa assTase G q a @ ano h Sf9s % e % %" e s'
INTERNATIONAL WORLDS CHAMPIOSSHIP-DI
TANCE. 50 NAUTICAL. MILES-STAFtT. 225
Elapsed Corrected
Boat and owner H.Ms Fal'A HMs 'ins HIS ilSf
J. r Anderson. 3:4O:j2 1885 1:15:56
Den J. H Eioadley ~...... 3:f4:47 I:f9:f7 1:is:47
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP-DISTAN 30 MILES
START 2:2O
Skedadie II. N Paruch. 3:2o:53 1i9:53 l:13:22
p d y c. J. SeGe. 3:39.37 lI9:5T 1:19:5T
INTERSTATE HAMPIoNSHIP-DIsrANCE. 80 NAC-
TICAL MILES-START. 2:l5-
Finish time.
Inns INNS
Sparrow c. svan................. 3:5o;42 l:32;t2
ArtfIl C. 4o;3S Z-io.O5
Creole G. D OrCtItt. Disabled
MOTOR YACHT HAMProSsFfIP-DIsTANcE 20
MILES-SrART. 2:lo.
Alabama J. H Hoadley ............. 4:o3:51 I:a3:5l
vanderbest E J. Steiner 4li:Jy :2y
%. OppenhenIer. 4:43to 2:33-tS
CABIN LAUNCH CHAMPIONSHIP TANCE- -
NAUTICAL MILES-START EOS.
Rfleaqs ss5 G., " ! c,Is TG:s sS:Ps sfGs isfSs is
CLASS l. TAMPIoHsHIP-D1sTANCE 20 NAUTICAL
MILES-START' eco
Fsii:ss1J 5.,1 = ss :s5Ss s
Kittie, d 4:S1:05 2:SIoS
The Rose. G. Ludwig ..-.--..-.....-.. 4fIIf 2i1I4
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