The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18

N Glass y Caye'good a., cunts OF themselV e
ana p~T~,st"nilv foilowed the events
] Two tnisfn,ttonal matches. the SeaNan
haka md the Spansh- american. have
! been Ven bv the hope pTudu.t the Ms-~s:
p. .1n ss S.S ar me i6 rT., snS
/ lar rup fTotu he Dons and ook ~ OuiEv '
! ,tp sNHN from the Boston ~ club
/ N the ,oni~.' h,, w--n Mas,a"hns@ti, and
Narrugan~-t Hay ~ Too Nnu = about~
Nhi" the Dolly IN and the lf- lan'l'd
s'-is"is 90 -itaIr. 81 me Ray 'up and tots Of
oi her lesser rnphi~s IN 'he interhuN matches
l'ri Vr~u Cai boIf- from fu@~- waters. Mar
.ond"r boat B~aNrr also captured IN" GoN
bIap"t 'ut' Ia the International matches
With Span. and championships view Won
gal"r'' 40 and dONn the coast
N~Ni season he ,rui-s 81 tho Eastern
Na,h' tlph promises to eclipse IA character
- bua = aud value III fInaLi-- ANYTHING oI
81 ~tmilHruaitrr seen IN New England waters
~ LONG Itu" Valuable prtye- v NJ b@
U1"rri 20 80 rae New \ork 'A''hi- - Mar
hl-h"ad ana duNn he coast - Maine NeNi
wears ru~e " III h- star. 81 earlier IA The
season - a. hot - yuuiit't With The aunt
10 the "aSl wari ~ d" Bn-ion la"hf ,lIh
And n" turinthlan Yacht cub j. batug
alrrsdN looked forwaU! - ~ -IouSur Tor =
con- inuai ION % he mulsuru Wer -~rf'-. 'h1t
iuimt'a hl" -nubpat thrr.. dave ia Augu-t
performance AZ Marbl.h-ad that "N,-ls
ANYTHING IA shape ~ heterogeneous Yacht
racing "ls-WhTr" m ~" world
ih' l'rA'sw11 81 LONDON Iu comment
.ns IN IA" season INST closed aui the lessons
- h~ irarn"'' from 'h- Visit "' ne schooner
Westward ~IN~:
Al'housh 'hi- season ras he-n marked
hv much had weather and many accidents,
one unfortunately fafA. ~ can h" said
With triIth that ~ has proved successful
btNnhild'~ los some interest was rev we'd
m the ~ meter lass after VIM" ea'h"r'-
rrl-hap on fhc CLYDE. hui u - beyond doubt
now thai there l. not much pru-p-c ~ he
hig cutter class u~coming popular N This
there - no room for II II. A. We hope. the
schooner class - - hni favor m Br'ain
The - meter class wall probably always
retain ~ popularity aud II - vrrv ,"r'ain
that NJ" - meter SIZE ~ racing Yacht will
flourish NOR aud more a. "parS 20 ou
And now a. Last ,h"r" j. a fa,r rIn-p-c' Of
Eue correspondent tells -. WCr. has
already been commenced on 10 meter
doubt that n least two oiher~ will shortly
be rei"r'"d -" "a ,orrs" OF construction
The viS,i 81 NrNsnd"r 'ochran- nne
schooner Westward 20 hi Coun'rv has
hat a stirring effect. for vachtsnen fP..l that
Bri'a'n hAs been compelled to take back
seat IN sport which was once peculiarly
It, own u - 80 be hoped that his Majesty
hiuE George Will hu ID a schooner for newt
c. ..,,S, racing snd 10 hi1 eETsmple Is
man Emperor has shown how much 10
meant hv such a lead Yachting in Ger
ne came TO he hr"u- and u was in some
what parlOu~ state n our own country
hs-I ne no, nnlN -uc,"rded ~ putting new
~" m" N" sport IN tri'stn. hut he has
made G~rmanV one ~ the foremost yacht
Inv nations 81 he world
] q fho~" who have studied the develop
ment % The sport - l. truly remarkable 20
consider The growth ~ German Yachting
End a. every German vaChtsman will ad-
mf. ~ - entir,'lv due - the example aud
E~ueTu%ify of the Emperor tie has NOT
been oyerfoT' uuafs with his last two yachts
hu' " L. yerN certain that he would be con
tent 20 take wor-" h@ating~ than be has vet
, per'enc-d N h- saw that International
yacht racing was 10 bs improved thereby
The time has passed when the subjects ~
any European pot"ntate had cause 80 fear
deCapltaiion Tor N~n'uring 10 sV'-l his
IA any form Of sport indeed he
reverse - now 'A'. case snd N = 'vNvr the
ambition ~ many 10 20 on" better = al their
ruler