Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-11
WINS OUT.
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morrow between here and North HaV-
err. while several of the steam yachts
will take excursion parties up the
river to Bangor. The summary:
FIRST DIVISION SCHOONERS. START
1905 T. NJ
Yacht-owner. Finish. time, time.
z, ". Clark .,...,4o45o 1888 S.oI1
az a +. Plant .....4o51s 4W1s 4.oo-1s
.. B. Pratt .......A33n 42I 41s.1s
SECOND DIVISION SCHOONERS,
START 12.05 p. NJ.
W s. Eaton .....44s52 +44.52 42754
f' +. l. I.'; CLARK ......522E 517.F 5.17s1
+Iris. f. NJ Whitehouse
robin, C. A. King
THIRD DIVISION SCH0ONERS,
START II NJ.
yagrant.
H Vanderbilt ....5.152s 515.2s 515.2S
r. If.0 a. Morss ......6.O7O5 s.OLo5 5.5o.S9
sVenona, E. J. Bliss
same, B. B. Crowninshield
FIRST DIVISION SL0OPS. START H'sS
A. NJ.
Adventures. .oa
C. c. Rumrill ....4.5o45 45S.f' 4-4f -
a r. Y. Paine, End ..5o222 5o7.22 5o72
A b W Manahan .5O7sl 5i2.a 51o22
AUXIL1ARIES.
E r r oas,lark.......522E 517F 5.HF
.Iris f. NJ. Whitehouse
*Yenona, +. }. Bliss 1,ns.
SPECIAL CLASS SLooPS.
4a,opturess 100,
A9 q q Rnmrill. .4045 45545 44I
H y r Paine. end. .5oss2 5.@.as 5.o7as
%Did not hnlsh
The fleet had quiet night in TINS
,i,tl. Iand-loeked harber and TINS
morning most of the yaehtsmen eaui-
cred to talk over the jolly reception on
tho JroIita last night. For seNerd'
hours the moon shown down on gay
Gathering on the decks of the IoThiei
Oueen. where Capt. E. Walter clark
was a genial host to nearly hundred
of the captains and guests oil the iieet'
The social side of the Eastern faeht
Club cruises usually begins in the re
nobscot and evening receptions VIII
continue until the wind up dinner at
Bar Harbor next Saturday.
Weather conditions still came up to
Clarks standard, this
morning being very clear with cool
southeastern slipping up the bay ana
making the air excellent for all KINDS
of sailing.
The racing portion of the fleet left
the harbor shortly before 10 O'Clock for
a warming up and sail stretching spin
in the bay, as the start was only two
miles off the entrance of the harbor.
The regatta committee planned a Is
mile race down the bay to Two Bush
channel whistler and back to the fin
ish. Ia miles each way This carried
the yachts across the government trial
off Owls Head and the big
white buoys that mark the miles were
objects as well as the
range beacons on shore.
Owing to the lack of wind it was
after IL o'clock before the fleet left the
harbor and noon before the sloops
which as usual led the racing were
sent away. The Humma and Adven-
turess were close to the line when the
signal was given and only short dis
lance astern came the Affair The
wind was light from the southwest and
all the yachts went across the line
with flattened sheets. The small di-
vision of schooners went away five
minutes later. with the little Fame,
mere midget compared with the other
yachts in the lead. The large schoon-
ers. seven in all, brought up the rear
ana once more the Elena captured the
honors at the start. although the
laormlna was in trifie better posi-
ton at the windward end of the line
The breeze freshened a bit as the
yachts worked down the bay to ths
outer mark and at o'clock the Elena
had pushed by the small schooners and
httie sioops and had taken her accus-
TONED place to the fore front.