New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
W|NSONE SHOWS THE WAY
Defeats Her Rivals in Light Airs
on the Sound.
MANY YACHTS At START
The Emoret from Boston Beats
the WinWard IL Larch-
mont Regatta.

Efenr> r. Lippitt's sioop yacht WinsoT7e.
with her balloon jiatopsau wooing every
breath of the light easterly breeze. and her
fsE r7aiusaiI eased q t-if7e 10 port added
aaocher 70 her seasons string Of victories
,yren sEe crossed The fiaish line a winner
yesterday in the fan race - the LaTchmont
Yacht Club.
sailing once around the fifteen and
Quarter mile course. she defeated the Ista-
lena av 3 minutes p seconds. and The
Aurora n- q minutes - seconds The three
El- slocps started a. I1 -3a O'Clock almost
or even terms. BY szilful msnpuvring the
W-irsoue's owner obtained the weather
berth ir the liga- easrerIy breeze then pre-
vzlliug, ard for which the committee had
waited fer an hour beyond the scheduled
starting time
The I>taloaa was wei herthed IN the mid
de and the Aurora AZ the lee end Of the
line. al being on The starhoard tack close
hauled. and carrying small 5ibtopsaiIs. The
trsr le- o. the triangular course was five
and "a half miles NJ windward work TO a
s-zker1a1 in The Sound OF Port chester
-re second bread reach Of six and one-
quarter miles tn rhe buoy of Mor-S Point,
and from there q reach with boonS n port
@ three and one-E2lf miles 10 the finish
All three stood in for the Westchester
sro~e. the TstaIena taakinE of shore first
a -Z-t@ and the Aurora ~ 1919 10 fetcn
HE The Scotch caps buoy The Ninsone
vas able 10 weather il without tacking-
FROM rrar time 10 the finish she was able
II hold her Iced. winning as stated by
minutes So seconds from the Istalena-
Despite the II=h- airs. The starts Of some
o. tne classes were close. notably that NJ
Ire T-andeouoit r g : Eoble's black
1-e signal from the flagship Garcia. which
had been placed at -ne disposal af The re
Ea--a committee Charles T. Tower. Edgar
b Carroll and a. Ruredse schmidt-loy
Commodore Leonard Richards The last
named had Oh board as his guests Charles
= PHELPS. George Brown. William Gardner
znS Fleet Captain Morton W Smith.
Sere--E-rvo yachts started iu the various
classes. and r feature OF the days sport
vas The winning hE H s Wheelock's Bos-
rol zsoap. ihe Auorer. IF the prize IN the ?
class. Size showed some ability a a light
weather boat by defeating the Wtndwar6
minutes seconds. aLSc The Cara Mia.
T1er sailed over a course Of eleven miles.
There also vas some reen competition in
-he 1z--rmr-t fnrercLuh class. IN which ten
boa-~ started. T. z. Eduond's Como won.
beating The IaEmar bv g minutes o sec
on5s Another Eastern boat. the Little
Rhodv IL of the Rhode Island Yacht club.
proved a winner III the g class. defeating
-n= More JOY boy Minute fS seconds.
In the New York Yacht Club-s 8o-foot
class =. ?. Morgan. 5r- z- Fhrzne. sailed ny
Sherman Hog-- was rle winner from rhe
Caprice hE minutes a. seconds. The
car5l1sn class was represented b- eighteen
boats in the fv= divisions. the winners
being -he Crescent. the Na-a6, -he Rascal
II. The InsurEeHt and the Eirhus III r
L-rrErsl5s E0r5=r made q Eoo6 showing
n class 2. winning from the OEeemah by
e minutes A. seconds, and Donald Cow $
1--tle hug" the Dragon Fly. defeated hve
u-He- starters. winning from the Big Bug
- = minutes 4 seconds
The wind was So light that The committee
Ererne6 me larger s-oors a. rHe completion
Cf The rrsr r7sn5 0f ma course.
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