The sun., 1910-02-06

three Of the home ASSOCIATION: This viz "a
the third match for this trophy sailed pM
sIHd MrsIeAsSG Asfn and tss SSTss %a PFpR4s
The interlsre yachtsmen are not satis4p4
with the terms governine the cup pTsEeRtsa
should be held by the club repressnssd "
clubs course course. S%rS The provisions @ a tSe deed
Of gift say that IL must be sailed Tor o4
These changed EmS5' so srs hsS &c %Ss asSs ne e
sailed In connection with tho annual re&htty
OF the lnterlake Association. It q .l1t
OF members m Of the Toledo ' Yacht club Wlx
consent to such a change in the rules eqF4
Is Is one one Of the most expensive and beegEi;S 81
held by any aquatic organization % t94 (,
Tos eEss e9s S .hs s,Rss:s sa: SIs1s s 49,
sailed this year In connection xit6 TIA nls
course. a Il '' : eSpscssd sse that pstrsis ss&
MonrOe yachtsmen will send their be41
was captur ed last summer by the Possull.
owned by Arthur Davis. ss'1s
Commodore e, q. Jsnnlngs Of The. ne as,ocisss = ~
regatta dates will be arranged and'ths plANs
There Is . iikeliSood Of an iStsseIts: fsss
being arranged between New Drinnn4 ezz<
for a race to be be raiied ON Lake WinnsbeSq
at Oshk osh between the kathryn, wfnnqr p{
the inland Yachting championshiP, and 80.
Yacht Club, Edward Keep Of Se~ 0risay
is the owner Of the Seawanhaka snA - y
fair % 'e,a conditio1s ~ csn ne" be % ssreed on. M
Sea wanhska was formerly the Manchssssey
xsT he of paashsssa ans tSs yssss
changed the name Mr. Keep has also
said said he would send the Yacht 70 h Mf fB,s- q
select defender for the Sea wRnhaka csfpl a q
Much interest is being taken in the ecu{inx
O%sers opf bo.ss ssSw sT. snd Ms,ns
tion before declding on the oxstt thS,{lwM
good one Every 1IanufactureT Of prPp-
inence from all parts OF the e0pntrS tsW - y
p.dis n".HSed IN me nTS % nnn1rsa ,,a Wa n %
surprise many Fasteners 10 know tha4 the Y
demand for power boots and enEf9es, is5 49,
S greater than the supply. Detroit fsplous
as the greatest msnnfscturina city inltke
rank in the motor boat industry and nearly a
q dozen TBanufacturerg OF boats. enMH14
Garden. There aIso will be resrss3fte-
tives from Indianapolis. Cincinhatls Netd~.
Dayton Grand RsPads 81 ypssp4 kssn- ....
Western cities, while the New rtfk 4usf Nf~ <
ENGLAND territory will be reVsekeA3st ~
Hi The 'In annual % convention T Of ske Ibunl
Power Boat Association will be beHd " 10
that 0 several in @ portsnt ant matters wsli 81 ss~ \
cided at the meeting. ArrRn gcnrehte hNY4 Z
been MADE with the trunk Tugs MNW tn&
eastern Canada for special rates of one and
thTee-tifths covering the siN ssFses ths
show. ~ se i1i7
Al the annual meeting or the ouincy
Yacht Club. held last week. those eiyleesS
SSssins: Ss ssS SiSe-coS%oSSTe SSaf Ira T n. TMsitfs
more rear commodore Prank y, CFaB&f
secretary. John q. Hail: treasures. QeQrGe
executive committee, Henry y. Crane. lx.DHN
W. sheppard. Joseph l., Whiton. Jr., nn4
Harry r. Winslow: house committees. y. NJ
Esterhrook. Edgar w; Emery. Thqmae ~
William q. Hardwick and George L. Tnppef.
The following sppointments were an
nounced: Fleet captain. w. 8. Hibbard,
heet surgeon. Dr.. Fred e. ycnes: conA-
ID: S delegate % u 70 the Yseht % RscIns
tson. W. s. Hardwick; delegate to the lntef-
club Association, Joshua p. HolbrQo8:
chairman OF board of Judges. John o. Hall
The clnb decided TO make All surxtxsn&
The new officers OF the Revere fncnk
Club are Commodore, James h. Str0Nxs
vice-cOmmodore, Emil ROhmer: secrDtarys
treasurer. Thomas Hsnnan: dLrect9rs y
was badly damaged in the Christmas etprfs,
and the members made the necessary or-
preparation at the annual meeting to put the
house IN nrst class shape again. i
which for four years has been con@pieO1tN
In Yachting the lakes has given M t&4A
Yachting department. Chairman RRcqy. "a +.
the athletic committee gave 70 fea444r 4
statement: The Illinois Athletic, Club. " an
athletic club and not y yacht club. PrNrss.
tfcaly every member OF the yachtMNt
auxiliary was Also menber OF some ynctst
s'perfnOus as an Illinois Athletic Cluh
institution. l4h1. 9ssHlU