The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-01

elass. he A.s. not placed an order 70. fos
. boat. but Y = Thought that ~ vtll dSsg
and have d In time for the chief racing a
ne aslss.ts. % the .npasl NESTING Of
70 govern AFFAIRS Of the % ganizaiiOn during
Pr Pre- 9eodIiS S-s sic sSSsss f
v. y N. MIlier: dslesass al large. Bsnismin
Pesis9 q the fsii RSsr Yacht ' cIuS I6S Is
chairman Of the newly organized power
boat committee. constitute the executive
committee OF the ASSOCIATION. Mr.. GoOslwtu
vas also chosen by the executive COMMITTEES
&c act a. offsctal measurer daring the coming
Three new clnbs-ths Pawtuxet Motor
Boat Club. the King Philip Yacht Club Of
Fall River and the Bay springs Yacht club
were elected to member ship In the oTgnni-
Saiion The racing rules OF the asaociatiOn
Tally In regard 20 adding 70 the boats in The
restricted classes aud In regard TO measure
ments.
The schedule COMMITTEES reported that II
bad hsld one meeting and had allotted
The Commities viii hold a meetins in the
sc ss VIII be srsanS s The ' som@iirss
1 B aSSdSin. fSliip RSSinson, !, Potter.
Peekham, bradbury ]. Barnes. = r. Csnedy
aud D. y. Bliss. The newly elected clubs
y, reTs 1nSsSr TS to -PpC,n, 'hssr deIeEa'eS
by the association and composed oi Priest
gate. hooks. feckham and TiiiinsSSsr. has
carefully gone through the rules governing
the rscIng. with las, seasons results a.
none of which. however. is Of very great
Importance or very radical,
sSsn:s. R: :.i 81 s: CO Ss;H e.p .rs
fI.i.In ns.ssrins the sail are. bu, IS
instssd Of the kuli area, as a. present. This
will approximate closely, Ia IL thought. the
the sail area measurement into conformity
With the rules adopted 10y the Atlantic Coast
second-ths executive COMMITTEES Of the
Narrasense't Bay Yacht Racing As-ocs-
tlon II EiNen, power TO appoint an omcial
M ss s whose neasnrements snail ga
ThiTd-IO the RESTRICT ed Glasses are added
two divisions Of the handicap cla-s amt
The association IL also making an enor'
10 revive tho speciacuar racing Of three
years aGo among the class = sloops Com
Club has recently offered a handsome
trophy for boats in this class aud " u stated
S Sy TOE ,S,S s ,s ne poe, r S.'Hs
Wrest tbs Nay Queens laurels from her
classes are organized nv yachtsmrn
for a season or two they are sold by their
owners and are soon lost sight 81. Iher"
ave been may classes m these waters
that have attracted much attention. Year.
ago there we're the 90 foOterS, these Mere
followed by the 20 footers, Of which tloTiana.
and then the Wasp. we're the he-t The
New York Yacht Club class OF 50 fOotsf-
has probably lasted longer than any Of these
spectals. There we're the four. 20 footer~.
las-eS, and there have been MANY classes
u small yachts. one Of the best known
IN the eastern coast Nas the Ma-sarh u-ettS
\ ass OF ~ footer~ Ibis class " a. - afted
"a lo0a. mostly through the efforts Of sum
ler " Foster. and although only a few
we're built. the year flowing saw the class
eadils the racing on s.aChuset,- BaN.
The Boston Globe, referring 10 this class
md the way u was scattered. savs the
championship going to Opitsah Y . owned
~ = n. and n. !. Foster. The NEXT wear
here were nine racers IN the class and tho
iotho. owned by Cheney \ I.anninr won
he championship The season 81 1915
= a. the banner one for the class, With
'leven Yachts follow ing tho circuit The
that year sent 20 the lyIo.
summer ~. Foster. The adoption Of the
ating rule by the association in 1905 Killed
he las and only three boats we're in he
actng the following season These were
he Iyro. Nutmeg and the Marie T.. the b
ast having been built for the class durtug 7
he winter OF l0OS-O8. The Tyro again
ook the championship
since the summer % 1875 the boats 81
his class have been distributed ny pur-
'cotio 10 Oravesend Hay until now only I