New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
YANKEE YACHT VICTOR
PRESIDENT SEES JOTETTE
UTfN RACE.
BroohiBa Yacht Beats German
Challenger an Thrilling Con-
test or Mmblehead.

-f.-tchead. Mas. SEPT President Taft and
Secretary Never Of the Navy American
-.t Jovette. winner Of the first contest sweep to
a-uwest Of victories over the IIeveIla the Ger
boat that the third race yesterday, in the
fourth the International souderklasse races for
ID. Taft and Draper cups to-day. The President
The best race that has yet been sailed. wit
messing the spectacle from the deck OF the Sylph
afs- She revenue cutter Androscoggin. detailed to
paire' the course, had doomed out a Presidential
salsa II tweuty-one guns when the Sylph steamed
lrvr. tie course.
Commodore Childs N the Bensonhurst Yacht
t-rf, owner OF the victorious Joyette, was more
than delighted AZ the outcome. for his splendid
1-.e haar had the storuest sort of a chase TO win
a-l . was only The quick judgment of her skipper.
Captain swan. who split taCks the second run
- V--dUard. and So found a stiff breeze that gave
h'- great advantage, that brought about the
TIE Joyette was in fourth place at the end Of
tls -st leg Of the course. but only three minutes
behind The HeveIla which in the lead. The
l.a. was iE second place then. and the Seehund II
ws- third. while The Wolf and the Margarethe
DR. --t up tho rear AT the end the Joyette had
'H-eE rilg HeveIla hv three minutes and fifty sec
..a-- The Ellen was third the Marsarethe and
..e Saeruul II fourth and i5th. and the Wolf was
.a-- only twelve minutes and one second behind
-..- winner.
Hoiaz ont r. 7virjward for the second time. the
-a.ette split racks with the fleet and took a long
a1 a. t'1e southeast while the other racers stood
...-ara on the port tack The Hevella footed very
-e-- hG- The Jovett,. sailing off 10y herself. ran
... f.s fresh breeze that CAPTAIN Swan had scent
. Before completing the first round, ana iu a few
minutes I- ua- plain To The onloozers that the
s.raE.Eu bca- hat worked into the lead Had one
-n- German boats followed the request of the
committee ta give chase 10 any American hoar that
s. r. tarEs. tho result might have been different
Captain TEolEeu. of She HeveIa. devoted himself
-a The EIleu for 700 long time He finally saw
+r.-I a[ar E-a- sim breeze The J0yette get
and made her direction. but it too late.
-.- .9Ee--e crossed her bow with minutes to spare
and was Tar ahead nj al the boats at the turf. X
o... required simple sEiuuaker run To the finish
81. --e J9Eete To receive the winners whistle and
..r-a#n swan said that he had seen the breeze
,H -a -Ha -arlrhva~5 when completing the second
..- ar -la course. and So had gone for II just
c- sr as he had hauled ou the wind for the beat
The outer mark Tor the second time So that while
r.. ..--e-E may Pee termed e 1uke by some il was
good =aa-als5ir on the part Of Captain swan in
=a= atrar wind where DE- had seen il that really
-T.l -la
--s J.re---- victory gives her Two legs on the
T.f. a.r and -..- her with Ellen for the Draper
s.-. All laa boats which have not won race In
-.. SERIES taa WOLF Seaauud II. and the MarEa-
-.-... ara u1v eliminated troul the remaining con-
r.--= and Oh Monday The Joyette, the HeveIla and
rra Ellen wil fight i- out for the Taft cup. Should
-.a Jorerte WIN on Monday she viii take the Tart
..r and the ELLEN U--H zet the Draper trophy II
.H wins ou Noulsv then she and the JOY
.--- 1913 raEe marine duel on Tuesday to settle
f. question about -he TAFT cup. and The loser viii
take tile Draper trophy
- the Heve,ia should capture the next race she
end the Joye-te vll sail against each other. and
r. -'a Presidential trophy goes to Germany the
Draper e-r Wl become the property OF w. Il.
l-Lls. Owner af ;ls Joyette- Ia other words the
I.----0 l- bound r0 v-tu one o- the two cups no
--s- H-s- tae outcome Ut Lle remaining one or
contests may le
r wa= aHetler lovely daE on-tae water with the
r..# r-Ea TOO light and st-eakN To send the
lr.r- yachts a.aE- Very fast