The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-06-14

Y. c.: Daisy, A. B. Beers, Jr., Mohawk
Y. c.; Idler. Daniel Boyle, Pequonnock
Y.C.; Cora W., Tfras Wilson and son,
Pequonnock Y. c.; Margaret B., John
F.Babineau, Pequonnock Y. c.
Glass C, canopy top boats handicap
magnetic; third, mounted pipe. Pre-
paratory gun and signal hoisted at
2:20. Starting gun and signal lower
cred five minutes later. Course to
and around red spar buoy off Black
Rock harbor, easterly to and around
red spar buoy off Point No Point and
return, the course to be covered twice.
Distance 20 1-3 miles. Entries, Wizard,
George Kealsey, Park City Y. c.;
Clara L., William E. Haffner, Pequon-
mock Y. c.; Jane. William j. Stratton,
Pequonnock Y. c.; Pequonnock Y. c.;
LILLIAN A.. Vice Commodore William
Pickard, Pequonnock Y. c.
boats, handicap event. Prizes, first,
silver cup; second, folding anchor, and
third, brass bilge pump. Prepare
tory gun and signal hoiseed at zap,
starting gun and signal lowered nve
minutes later. Course, westerly to
and around red spar buoy at Black
Rock and return to stake boat, dis
lance to be covered twice. distance
IL IL miles.
Entries Sea Skunk, Fred M. Blake
of Park City Y. c.; No Name, NJ. G.
jennings Of Park City Y. c.; Media.
Arthur E. Deming of Park City "a c.;
Bright Eyes, Joseph F. Fray of Park
City Y. c.; No Name, Joseph Bell
wood of Miamogue Yacht club;
Y. c.; Joy A. Vantulette of Miamogue
Y. G.; Bambin A. Winter of Mia
mogue Y. c.; Star, Frank Doty of
Miamogue Y. c.; Lillian, Commodore
H. M. Richardson of Berkshire Y. CT;
Gale, Eugene Lockwood of Berkshire
Y c.; Wanita, Frank E. Elliott OF
Pequonnock Y. c..
Glass E, open fiat bottomed boats,
handicap event Prizes: First silver
cup; second, compass; third, pair of
Kenyon life cushions. Preparatory
gun and signal hoisted at 2:40. Start
ing gun and signal lowered at 2:45.
Course-from starting point at COM
mittee boat, easterly to red spar buoy
off Point No Point and return to the
committee boat. Contestants will
cover course twice. Distance 10 miles
Entries, Flipper, Samuel Stradling of
Pequonnock Y. c.; Roy /, Harry Chit
tenden of Pequonnock Y. c.: Char
lotte, A. B. Ford of Miamogue Y. c.;
Minnie Belle, John j. Gaffney of Mia
life of Miamogue Y. c.; Major Taylor,
Henry Pitt of Miamogue Y. c.; Vic
tory, Walter r. Bevans of Berkshire
Y. c.; H. L. p, E. D. Parker of Park
City Y. c.; Crocodile, ]. w. Walsh
of Mohawk Y. c.
Glass A, speed boats open to any
in Long Island sound. Handicap
event Prizes: First, silver cup; Sec
ond, pair of military brushes; third
set Of oilers Preparatory gun and
signal hoisted at $3.50. Starting gun
and signal lowered at 2:55. Course
From committee boat located off bath
ing beach at Steeplechase island
westerly to and around red spar buoy
off Black Rock harbor; easterly to
and around red spar buoy off Point
No Point and return to committee
boat Contestants will cover the
above course three times. Distance
80 miles. Entries. Question, William
Snadacki of Park City Y. c.; Red
Devil, E. P Thomas, West Haven;
Comet, of New Haven; Restless, of
Huntington, L. l.; Vim, owned by Mr..
Baker of New York and hailing from
the Larchmont Yacht club, and Albert
Petremont's speeder from the Nauga-
tuck Valley Yacht club of Shelton,
Conn.
The rules are to leave all number
buoys on the portta and the racing num-
bers which will be a white flag with
black numbers must fly at the bow of
the boat two feet above the deck. All
racing numbers must be returned to
the com mittee at the end of the race.
1t is necessary and will be a great
help to the committee that all boats
will keep out of the way of the start