The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-24
LARCHMONT RACE WEEK ENDS
mo FLEET STARTS ~ LIGHT
WIND ON CLOSING DtI.
WinsOmr Wins Race ny Coco Judgment
-IrOndrnuoIi and shimna winners
New Nork 30 FoOtrrs FaIi To Make
the Course start Postponed lntu
the afternoon redIotls o. Racing.

i.arrhmon' race week ended yesterday
There vHs an open regatta Tor all classes
amt -sv~ttl Na,ut~ winch had not raced
h"fNra V"~r uu utul 80 that. A. was pN-
p",'"d. tho race Mas record breaker IN
numbers hu' th. weather put q daiup.r on
the aspirations NJ tho.A ya'hi-m~n u no had
expected -Nn,s brilliant racing Eariv In
~" morning there Wa> \ heavy rain -puAll
and thar eNe"tullly killed tho wind Witch
had been DIVING .tu,e FRIDAY evening The
hri~k wind of m" Two previous DAYS had
-p.n' .t."H and whom The regatta committee
Ven' ont to ne starting line the sound VAS
~ ~r,oo'h ~ % mirror Not breath of air
runi-'i ~. ~ur'ao" Tn. committee. charles
+ Tower. carroll and Rutedge
Nohnlt' had put IA week OF hard work
They had hoped TO get through early. hut
they. Ike others were doomed to disap.
pntn'Wsn'
rn- yachts INST drifted The he ones
had their Cluh topsails towering NJ INTO the
sky and their owners and crews sa' idly
On the DECKS trying 20 nnd shade and some
cool spots The smaller craft oiroled about
they seemed 20 he able % sail without any
visible means Of propulsion and then when
tho heat was unheAra BILE some OF the yachts
men took swim
Il was one ~ the most di>courasing
mornings remembered on the sound. The
only yurhfsurn no seemed 20 n. happy
and comfortable were those " 10 had motor
boats. and they ran about amonc the Yacht.
"hafing their friends and suggesting that
th"v should gr' some power for their ,raft
About O'Clock tiny breath Il ar made
few darn spots on the water and The hopes
81 those Na,h'smen Who had renamed
faithful began to revive Then the li''l"
AIR increased aud rad Indications Of nm
proving l. came about east and he yachts
began fo move NO vessels Tar 'u Tho
"is' ward were nov I,cd one had the wind
nor' n"ast and 10" ~ no. southeast and
'h~n va rNe hopes Of better things later the
course ~Cuil Mas -"i and 90 ~ o'clock
~" waruTuI "H> mad" The ,olrs" VAS 70
're "ss'. 'hu- g.NIng he ~. err IudWard
woTN On Do" rr-r lex III" DC Ma favor
just a. tho yachts nsrc star nz tho wind
died ou' asa.n aud be- am" very t'!ul
%" 81 h"gu'r~ v"r" ~'.n' away 'rS' and hey
Der, ~ followed four ~ nurg~ l,ter and
Tho a. i,D'ci- Nsr. started ~ ~ and
consider ~ ~" ''ud ions nos" ~ 'hHry"
u-"ul" Nrn' across ~ ~" signal sounded .
I~'Jlrni was on ter weather quarter and
Nlto-t sh't' = m'nu'" and a half .a,"r
S'tr'-. he - NINA haN ug the better post ,
ttun The ll"luuTa led he n"N' class and .
- she hauled her wind be- boom foul"d the
lruuisguor. hlt ~ damage was done
Iron l"..uol' ws- -, uud. Gardcna newt and .
The SOUND hy this lime looked somcwha,
lik" - Joe" ."r board 'A'-Vaw- here and
'h"r" mad" da~k spots show tng where
~ s""r "a me dars Squares AMI mako
N" -furt"-f owns" - fIe fr~' marx In
~" Nln>"'u' -'n"d IN t2ward the New
Ur. shore and dIi VOL Ih. aurora stood
n -" STUNT ami a i.''ls alter Ne l.
'ase'hcr b." i >srrra drs% ,ra2 ITom ne
,ir tnr,ai' than 'ha, AIRED on the SvSnEsr
ln" ltunt"',a",' stool m STORE too. ard she
b. 'rl- tam" - va zen that what sind
10" Ne ,nWm' 49, from M" south.
mai -taI.at IN IToni n ino, ' o., am an
Sdssn'as- IA 'b.- Nay While Sh,mna
20 Led .n" NV w.nd 'u.' a little ahead
!, ne NJ, marx he l.,alena vas N.
toward H~mrs,eat and no Tor time dd f. r nfi
" H"mU-teai th"r" was a nee bre~y.
nur On -" " .n-om" the spinnakrr pole
va drupprd IA D" sater u va. On this
Is ma, D. LgV'n "7 S. ~ John
he I'd" va- runnns esS, and they kept
~" Nln>om" a"ad-d "a the westward
-'rawnt .ugr-. nome The wind died
"g'. ant " ns"m" vac ahl" :" dTlf' to the
-~t v--' managed O." r"a b ia. bat she
beaten . minute - - uui- aud Aurora
N,- h~a'"u O.. minutes - - oni,
The ~LtIruu s'G NN""ger sept srv close
fuge't-r tIl over me course and Shimna
& Tossed the line Tf-f H. distance. there
WH~ not NOR" ''tr -'-l Yards hot ~ zen these
two ya,lt-. hu' - took ANengrr , minutes
: -. uud- ru mas" that distance
The lrpndeHuut. with Harry johnson
J u SpIrkUaN. Z ' " lee and " a. y Z
\oul- pr board. d'i remarkably we'll {
~" - no. supposed 20 oUrNsu Eleanora m
hight weather.. uu' these tour werc good ~
guessing all DAY tud guessed right zach
Judgment. hI' vhatov"r ~ Wa u brought
20" Iron Ivu.' 10 fr-t aud "a winner hy a
= fUd UNrEU Ei"qturA took -ssond prize
!. u Alh"Is"r's vnwl Polarts. sailed by "
burton Hart vts last
The 7n Hooters md tho Busrard- BAY 70
foot-rs tried 90 20 once around 'hc rs,
mile 'rtansl". pgt could not Ee, 20 the
TIrei
h. he smaller ,la--aa there we're some
over their courses as the larger boats but
nearly all Of them we're able to nnIsh IN q
nice -Su' hsrly Wind. The raceabouts
Iyp"e and Rascal III. made nna race
ana crossed The line together. making a
dead h"i' The Iou.boy III. which WAs
- leading 10 within a few feet of tho
finishing line Tho Jovette was then over
hauling her very last and those on tn.
lOmbOy lost their heads and the race a.
Z aphOra beat the Rascal by minutes ?
SECONDS lawAuua won n. LArchmont
iu'"r'4b race. with Ikan second Ozse- ,
tuHn N"u agIIn and opal won In tho Jewel
,la>- he h % was tn" winner Of the Man
ht--.' BAY class Ia ihs hardIcap classes
he 81 lnner- were sally N Maialua Kamea
and Miss Modest
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