The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
Yachfsmen Arranqe
Big Schedule
Golden C0te Club Has an Am
bilious Program of Cruises
and Races

thls season IN addition to the cruises
and the indoor entertainments planned
for the members and their friends
there will be a number of races. in
which many. OF the yachts in the club
: aeet viii take part
Five trophies have been offered for
competition and some interesting races
should result The Sorenson trophy
VIII be raced for over the channel
course. under arbitrary handicaps The
trophy must be won three times be-
fore becoming the property of any
Yacht owner. Commodore Haley and
Vice Commodore Maino have given
cups, which VIII be competed for IN
races from Vallejo TO Sausalito. Flem-
ing and Nodder and Vice President
Louis R Holm have given cups for
races open TO 20 and rs footers over
the channel course.
The officers elected by the club at
at its recent meeting are: President,
l. c. Pistolesi; vice president. Louis r.
HOLM recording secretary, Joseph A.
Noooers financial secretary, W. J.
Carlisle; treasurer. George c. Fuller;
commodore. W. w Haley, sloop
Sappho; vice commodore, F. L. Maino,
sloop ollie; port captain, B. Vincent.
sloop Moonlight; measurer, r. Sutton,
sloop Threeofus.
The sailing program Of the club for
this season, as arranged by the direct
ors and boat owners, is az follows:
Nay 2-opening Jnks at clubhouse. May g.
Cruise Ia squadron May e-Cruise 70 Vallejo.
" ss. May I7-cruise around United States
-Tsrships In squadron. May 29-cruise to Pets-
t-19s. tlfas orsWeriase; Nay 80 and si-Racs from
June is-Cruise to Paradise cove. June IA
sass june snS s .s s0, T.s sgS 5sDs
handicap race from Vallejo to Sausslito.
July 3. and 5-Specisl orders from Gag
sip. July Is and ls-SpeciAl race for soren-
august and 2-Lesve FOR Sacramento river
2S-HsEdicaD race 20 Sausalito
september .. and Cruise to Petaluma
9ssSoriage and return to Ssusalito. September
cruise outside the heads.
October and <-Cruise 10 Paradise cove
N clubhouse, October 2s~cioslns crai.. nia IN
squadron
The board OF directors OF the Corin-
THAN yacht club has appointed the sew
eral committees that will take charge OF
the most prominent events on the clubs
program for the season Il has ap-
pointed Stuart Mfddlemas, Frederick e.
Schober and Douglas Erskine delegates
70 the Pacific Interclub yacht associa-
tion- The jinks committee. which Will
have charge OF the event for the night
OF opening day. IS as follows: John
O'Brien, chairman; James Miller. Har-
Vey Bassett, c H. Morren and DR.. Leo
MacAahon- O'Brien and MacMahon are
now at work on the skit that Will be
presented. and promise to outdo the
success OF previous occasions. In the
fternOon the ladies will be entertained
al the clubhouse with luncheon and
dancing The floor committee is COM
posed Of J. Gale Anderton, ". George
HOgg, H. Arthur Hawks. 7. Francis
Tracey, ". Brester Coates, W. Frank
Dixey, ". Ignatius Brennan. J. Alonzo
Short, F. Keegan -shober, A George
wagner Of the Harpoon, c. George
Gallagher. Z. Frank Doane, J. Clinton
BFickell, Charles Miller and l. Bruner
Kaufman.
At the last meeting Of the board OF
directors OF the Encinai yacht club H
N. Landsberger was elected president
and Frederick Jemison secretary The
board has decided to hold the opening
day May 80. when there will be aquatic
games and yacht racing in the after
noon and dancing In the evening. The
directors report that the concrete work
underneath the clubhouse is finished
and il now has a substantial founda-
tion.
The members OF the Aeolian yacht
club will be out in force today finishing
UP the lockers and interior OF the club
house at Bay Farm island and building
a pontoon-
At the headquarters of the California
yacht club on Brooks island the anna
Seur shippers are busy with their crews
Npon the yachts making changes and
getting their boats ready to place in
O. 7rs-fc ccf0
OF the flagship Alice NJ has plumbed
up the mast OF his craft, thereby in
. creasing the sail area. and the Alice NJ
is expected to be in the lead when the
feet is under way this year Commo-
dore Keane is about to take a long
needed rest on a trip to England and the
continent. stopping en- route at the
principal cities In the east. He will
open the yachting season and will then
place his yacht in charge Of Anthony
J. Garrod.
II. G. Smith, owner of Shamrock II,
has cut of the mast several feet to re-
duce the topheaviness
Ex-Commodore George NJ Shaw is
installing a gasoline engine in the
dinghey OF his yacht Idler. The latter
viii be oyerhauled prior to the opening
May g. Secretary z. l. Broadwater,
skipper of the sloop Tigress, is having
a one ton iron shoe placed on the keel
TO STEADY the boat.
L. Zimmerman of the sloop Princess
Is putting a half ton shoe on his
Yacht for the same purpose.
Fhe yawl Witch, owned by Charles
Gilmore. has been changed to a sloop
nd rechristened the Lillian.
Port Captain Lee T. Gale. owner Of
the sioOp Secret, sailed last week for
: Sacramento. river points on a goose
~ gnting cruise. When the yacht re-
turns il VIII be hauled out on the ways
and be fitted up for the season.
r. J. Louckes, owner OF the sloop
tlash, Is installing new steering
wheel and gear in his yacht
William Albach is increasing the
accommodations in the sloop Seal Fox
While at work On the boat last Sun
day he accidentally cut his right hand
with scraper.
c Robinson. owner OF the sloop
Spray. formerly the property of Jack
London, is fitting his yacht at sausa-
Tito.
HIGH SCHOOL NINE WINS
BERKELEY. March 21.-The Califor-