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NEWS Of THE REGATTA.
Brilliant Social Events Follow Sail
ing Contests -Reception and
Dance Thronged.
MANY BEAUTIFUL WOMEN ARE PRESENT
Speed Boat Sand Burr. Second, Wonder
-Bugeye Mollie Leonard Wins
the Bugeye Event
Events For Today.

II Events For To-day.
10 A. M.-Tub Races. c. & A
wharf to Black Buoy and return.
Prize, s..
, 1918 A. M.-Power Cruiser Race,
; open-Distance, 9 miles. Prize to
winner, cup, given by ViceCommo-
dore F. NJ. Dick.
|, Ills A. M.-Club Cham pionship
! Race-Open to power boats owned
by members of the Cambridge Yacht
| Club; distance, II miles. Prize to
winner, cup, given by Mrs. Alfred |.
du Point
Il 2P. M.-Free For-All Speed Race
! Open to all power boats; distance, II
miles. Prize to winner, cup, given
by Comm odore Alfred l. du Pont.
Il $50 P. M.-Sloop Race, Open
Distance, 6 miles. Prize to winner,
The Cambridge Yacht Club cup.
P. M-Speed Handicap Race,
Open-Distance, 9 miles. Prize to
|
| the Texas Oil Company.
80 P. M.-Rescue Race, Open
| Distance, | mile. Prize to winner,
the Algonquin Manor cup, given by
Mrs. W. B. Rayner.
While number Of those who
witnessed the races yesterday after
noon from different locations along
the shore and on the water stated
they did not know who the winners
were, all seemed to feel amply re-
paid for their time as the result of
seeing the fast work of the speed
boat, Sand Burr, Second, the Allan
tic City speed boat which just had
speed to burn, and easily walked off
with the cup given by Rear-Com-
modore William B. Rayner. Anoth-
er very interesting race was the
sloop race, which was won by the
sloop Eleanor, flying the colors of
the Baltimore Yacht Club and own
ed by DR.. Dudley Williams. The
Eleanor had but one competitor, the
Wingt Trois, flying the colors of
the Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club, land
entered by j. T. and c. l.. John
son. In this race, which was for
distance of 20 miles, the Eleanor fin
ished about one minute better time
than the Wingt TroiS
Class P. for yawls and sloops was
won by the Zillacoa, of The Corin-
thian Yacht Club, of Baltimore, be-
ing raced by her owner, Mr.. VIM,
B. w. Mann. She finished about a
mile i'm advance of the Chenoden, of
the Baltimore Yacht Club, entered
by J. A. Dining, while another
competitor, the Ojigwan, was not
in sight.
Speed Handicap Race-Open tC
all speed boats; II mile course; cup
given by Rear Commodore William
B. Rayner. Napinee, Cambridge
Yacht Club: owner, James Smdth;
start, 306.11; finish, 3.50.35. Slip
per, Cambridge Yacht Club; owner.
James Haggett; start, 3.06.10; fin
ish, 3.56.07. Sand Burr IL, Allan
tic City Yacht Club; owner, White
Brothers; start, 3.06.30; finish, 1926.
40. Nancy, Chesapeake Bay Yacht
Club; owner. Steam; start, 3.06.34.
Evelyn NJ, Cambridge Yacht Club;
owner, VIC. Barrett; start, 3.06.4O;
finish, 1856.
Sailing Races-Class @ sloops.
Eleanor, Baltimore Yacht Club, Cap
tain Dudley Williams; start, 2.15.30
finish, 5.17.45. Vingt Trois, Chesa-
peake Yacht Club, johnson Broth
ers; start, 2.15; finish, 5.1S.44.
Glass P; sloops and yawls. Zilla-
lacoa, Corinthian Yacht Club; owner,
w. B. Mann; start, 2.50.33; finish,
5.56.4O. Chenoden, Baltimore zach
Club; owner, ]. A. Dining; start,
2.50.42; finish, 6.12.20. Joan R. R.
Y. Larchment Yacht Club; owner,
Captain Gilbert; start, 2.51.20.
On account of the lack of breeze,
the bugeyes were unable to finish
in the required time yesterday, and
the race was sailed over this morn
ing Capt. Joseph Robbins, in the
Mollie V. Leonard, succeeded in
winning the race, which, taking into
account the distance, SO miles, was
very close one.
The Tub Race this morning was
won by Russell Jones, son of Mr..
William Jones. On account of the
wind, it was impossible for the race
to be held outside of the Long
Wharf, and it was held in the
smooth water, just on the inside of
the harbor.
The reception at the Club House
yesterday evening was a complete
success and seemed to be thorough
ly enjoyed by the visitors. The
dance at Oakley Beach, too, was
greatly enjoyed by many of the visi-
tors.
Commodore DUPONT entertained a
number of guests last night aboard
of his fine steam yacht, the Alicia,
which is anchored out in the stream