The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-09
CRUISING YACHTS REACH GREEN WICH Members of the New Haven Clubs Fleet in Splen-
 did Spirits and
 Health. CRUISE BIG SUCCESS so FAR Meet Arctic Steamer Roosevelt at Oyster Bay-Ex- Commodore
 Mitchell Falls Over-
 board.
CRUISE BIG SUCCESS so FAR
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 Greenwich. July s.-The fleet of the New Haven Yacht club, on annual cruise. reached this harbor this after noon after an enjoyable run from Oys- ter Bay. L. l. The cruise, which started last Monday, nas been very successful up to the present time and all the members of the fleet are in splendid spirits and health.
 The Keewayden, owned by H. P. Trapp of Hartford, quit the fleet yester- day on the run from Black Rock. She is thought to have put into Hunting ton, l.. l. The remainder of the fleet is intact and Is as follows:
 Rosalie, flagship Henry r. Parme- lee; Gamecock, R. P. Tyler; Grllse, John \. Champion; Notis. K. c! Mitch ell; umbrima, J. E. Wayland; Cock Robin, J, F. Elton, Waterbury; Mash nee, W. $. Pardee: Katona, r. T. Cat In; Karma, E, A. Leopold; Flight, w. F. Knapp Cavalier. c. R. Waterhouse Jr.; Syren, F.. H. Searles.
 Aut lliSt udS S run tb bldCk ftOVh was q pretty one, all the gail boats be- ing able to raise every inch of canvas The run brought the Rosalle, flagship of the fleet. and owned by Henry F. Parmelee, into port first, and in sea- son to take the time of the other yachts which came in in the order given: Rosalie, Syren, Cock Robin, Ka- tona, Mashnee, Notls. Game Cock, Kar- mn, Grlse, Umbrima and Kecwayden The other boats were power,
 On Tuesday the fleet found itself at the time set for the start at the mercy of flat calm, It managed to get un- der way at noon There was very light southeast wind, but 1t freshened later and finally developed into q strong southwest affair, bringing the shortly after o'clock On the way up the harbor the fleet met Commander Pearys Arctic ship Roosevelt coming out, conveyed by Frank J Goulds steam yacht Helenita In full dress En- signs were dipped. Later on the fleet pdSScu tle luHlous rdclilS scuOoHet Corona.
 This, Wednesday, morning, the fleet after a quiet night, got under way at 9:30, A long beat to windward in u strong northwest blow brought the fleet into Greenwich harbor shortly after noon.
 From this port the club sails across the Sound to Port Jefferson, L. l., and expects to reach the Thimbles Friday. Saturday the run will be to Sachem s Head, where that club will be met for cruise to the eastward.
 The Mimosa II, ex-Commodore Cole, which defeated the Rosalie in the rae Saturday last sailed from the New Haven Yacht clubs anchorage yester- day and will join the fleet for the re- mainder of the cruise. It is expected that Vice-C Commodore H. o. Trow, bridge of the Sachems Head club, who has chartered the Cleona, will join the cruise
 The boats in Class c are ,now sailing with prize in view. A pennant has been offered for the boat giving the best performance on the cruise. The Katona has thus far led this class into each port,
 The Mashnee, recently purchased by W. S. Pardee, is sailing spendidly and Is proving herself satisfactory boat in every particular. She has thus far held her own and beaten the other boats in the 30-foot class.
 At oyster Bay ex-Commodore Mitch ell of the Sachem's Head Yacht club, took an impromptu bath. In stepping from his yacht to his dinghy he slipped and fell overheard.