The San Francisco call., 1910-09-25
AEOLIAN YACHTS
Will RACE TODAY
Nineteen Craft of the Various
Classes Are Entered to
Compete in Events

The event in yachting circles today
is the Aeolian yacht clubs class fae
regatta over a course starting at the
Alameda narrow gauge mole, beating
over to the May Flint buoy. thence
along the water front to Hunters
Point, and thence running back to the
starting point, which will also serve
as the line of finish. The entries for
lows: -
g foot class-Speedwell and Ariel.
90 90 TS., LOO. ciass-Edna, Emma, Dawn. Genesta
watha. Gnu AHu MA
sr0rt 20 foot oass-Cerss. Aeolian, Merry Widow
ia~i cisss-iols' Tyes II and Maybe.
The San Francisco yacht club will
mold class race next Sunday for three
handsome cups offered by A. B. Spreck-
els a prominent member of the organ
lzatlon Aand an enthusiastic yachtsman.
me race IS open only to members of
the San Francisco club and will be
handled by the regatta committee, con-
slsting of Phil j. Fay, Lawrence T.
wagner and Roy C. Ward.
Ihe conditions of the race are as
follows:
COURSE
The course will be the regular channel course
as ioiioWs: From starting line drawn from
Meiggs wharf to stakeboat anchored 800 Yards
on SAID wharf 70 and around Preside shoal
10 and around Goat island shoal BUOY. Leaving
said buoy on the port hand; thence to and
around stakeboat anchored two miles due
north from Goat island shoal buoy, leaving same
on port hand: thence to and around Preside
sboal sa, buoy leaving Alcatraz island on the star
BOARD nand and said buoy on the port hand
thence to the finish across the starting line
This course is officially reckoned as Il miles
STARTING SIGNALS
Preparatory-At 1125 a. m. a gun will be
fired and the blue peter holsted
Start. class Alt IL 30 A. M a vun will be
fired and the blue peter lowered.
Start, class BAT 11:40 a. m gun will be
fred
Start, class Cat 11:5o a. M gun will be
fired
Boats will be given two minutes to cross the
pfration of the interval will have her time taken
in class as of 1882. in class 11:42, in class
PosTPoNEMENr
If It be found necessary to postpone the
start. the code flag G will be hosted- Postpone
Ing Intervals remaining the same.
CLASSIFICATION AND HANDICAPs
CLASS A-Fleur de Lis, scratch: Pronto, 10
minutes; Phoenicia. 10 minutes; Vixen. 10 min
utes; Sea Fox, Is minutes !.
CLASS B-Amigo, scratch; White Heather, 6
minutes; Neva. 10 minutes; Mary, 10 minutes;
Surprise IL minutes.
CLASS C-Challenger, scratch; Monsoon. Z
minutes: Annie, 10 minutes; Aggle. 10 min
utes; Chspa. II minutes Martha. 13 minutes ;
Virginia, ls minutes; lola, /: minutes.
The long postponed Farallon island
race will be held under the auspices
of the San Francisco yacht club Sun
day. October 8. About seven or eight
yachts are expected to participate,
Entries close this week with Philip J..
Fay, Merchants exchange building.
The San Francisco and California
club schedules are open today while
the Sausa1ito club cruises outside.
The annual outside cruise Of the Cor
inthian yacht club will also be held to-
day. The Tiburon tars made Sausalito
the ocean swe1ls.
Next Sunday will be busy day at
Tiburon when the motor boat enthu-
siasts of the Corinthian club will be
given chance to distinguish them
selves. There will be open boat races,
speed boat contests and a race for
cruisers in addition to swimming and
diving events.
The Aeolian club will also hold sim
liar events at their club house.
Commodore Louis T. Ward of the
Aeolian club left this week for San
Pedro in charge of the steam yacht
Wanderer.
Two new yachts were added to the
Aeolian fleet this month. They were
Walker brothers handsome new yawl,
the Tyee II and 35 foot sloop belong
ing to C. F. Kletzker-