New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-09
TIE AURORA LEADS FLEET
Cornelius VanderbiIt's SIoop
First to TarpauIln Cove.
NINA ALSO 4 WINNER
Third Squadron Run Of New
York Yacht Club Cruise Ends
at West Chop
g relegr,7h e The Trihuas.

a--7-1 The %rSt OF TIE rdClnG HSci ~
eecr -he finishing line on the third
Ia -ou run Of the New York Yacht Cluo
use today When she ended her race
- ,,-her Yachts were stretched through
= VINEYARD Sound as far Gay Head
=. Aurora vas me winner Of the rear
,-crno5o-ers cup for TIE first division OF
.oone II was her first victory on the
.--7;ee. ARD she had defeated the Shimna-
So far unbeatea
The El-1i1a ~on The rear commodore
rs, for the first division Of schooners
- a.re-u OF her was z. Walter Clarks
too-er I-olita she vas the winner OF
= ed for the second division Of Schoon-
=. ara little later the Cara Mia owned
- s+,,vvesant Wainwright. crossed the
=. -Aa winner Of the rear connlodore's
= >o- the second division OF sioops.
Viii. sailing through the sound the
Hilary schooner I5Ie- touched on the
,-;so,e Ground she hung there <or
-. tul-. and then COZ of without as
sz-.roe ans entered lis ra-boT Inder her
c1r ponSr-
~ Hz1t breeze from the southeast and
ms. going tide. seventeen schoone-s.
,,.,-v s!ocps anG tpo Nap-ls made 3 pretty
car 81 70 O'Clock IN their third squadron
- u the eastward. the f-st leg Of u hich
,s beat dead 20 vvindRsrd or seventeen
s1d quarter miles GTnT' the starting point
RI brentor's Reef -Lightship to the Vine
zs-d Sound Lishtsl'ip.
lifting close around TIE stern u re ca
fsentshi2 the 1hirty-foot sloops Fhryne.
7sehinda. Bapzai. Juanita and Alera crossed
t7z lire n thirty seconds afte~ the signal
To- their class 70 start was given Inc
T5t-dTsrd t.,s cara sfia and Min'oss III,
70 --e P class crossed in the oToer
named on tie start signals end so dlo the
auxiliary scrooners seneca. NencedoT- us
-de-. Intrepid and ATisdne. These i've ana
4be Atlantic. that started al 1l;2o O'clock
are connecting II z special race tof TIE
cups offered r. Mrs Arthur Cur11ss James
Harold : Nanderoilt's schooner Nasraht
feE TIE = class over the line At 1910
o'clock She vas OF the port tack Meet
lns he Cvsnsr on the line she vas forc7o
e.nr- H. Derrish and the Miladi were
he other rz-o starters IN this class ana
ne both got away on the starooaro rack.
= 100 O'clock George Betcheioers DO
-e1lo led the slocps II Classes L. n ana
= over the linz. but she crossed tea sec
oros TOO soon and vas recalled n 'hS
committee. 20 the Min2osa III Tas resllf
-h- Leader uf-h the Shin1na close on her
4zsrne- beam. th- Adventures. The Fhan-
-onl. The Polaris. the FerErles u. The ron
6e7r,oit and che Eleanore fclloTins N me
order named
III. start Of the sixtv-foot class a. 1e:G7
o'clock. al being OF the s1arhoard- vas
f-s-;-fnF II ? Ilppitt with his Winsonas,
managed Il obtain the weather BERN cNt
.-e7-ze " Pvnchon- with the lstalene'
.--oeee5 the line first Just 10 leeVar1 OF me
-r-,1eo--7e uf+r IRE Hester under her lee
pesr. and TIE Aurora. handled ~ William
F2---rer Duncan =. - leeTsrd Of all but
e1f-z <-sr with he- rind clear tapTein
4,,r-osn -r5r her z bout - once and STOOD
az shore OF the tort tack. The others heid
7he s-srb7ard tack. heading in Tor tie
Rhode Island shore
,~a--atn Dennis. Of the ElTnioa- had the
.-iel on his weather beam as ne an
r7-oa cnef 1r= lire. Just - the whsle
sor7de,7 he Ilffed her trffe and shot over
The line in the lead Of that schooner class
The order q the others was: The Arie''
-, Ear-7na the TaorUira, the sea FOX
80 -f-e T-sFirs The Atlantic started IeH
minutes after the Irolita-
A. non as the Tyinson1e thc lena ana
.-a Hester could weather the eastern buoy
or rS-e--or-s Reef they stood close II 10
f-o r.7--r shore Then coming about they
worked nat shore in short tacks up 10
E.es- Island. which the Ninsone passed
z-0r- IN hour after the start stu stand
.-~ eIo-r on lis, starnoard tack. they kept
Eat -1-o~e lust under their lee for about
s+re miles. when the winsou1e came about
ed stood orsho-e 20 meet the Aurora The
ig--e-. OF tfe starboa-d tack. had btalned
3 commanding weather position and vas
.-,-i-- 81 vain 10 pass the shiTnna- That
soon had cake-. & position about AT eighth
o. mile O. TIE Aurora's weather bow,
.1l III lie ligis; breeze she was apie 70
"a ;lere will little Difficulty.
4 Z O'Clock; when the leaders had COW
rred ..bo11- hall The distance between che
lssH-s..iEs. and when the Vineyard Sound