Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-24
YACHTSMEN Plan
MANY CRUISES
AND RACES
This Will Be an Active Year for
Amateur Tars - Regatta
Program of H. 7. c.

not expected of the common, or ocean
variety Of sailor man. who gets paid
Tor going to sea, are hltehing their
white ducks in anticipation these
days For on July 2, as week from
tomorrow, the yachting season OF 1913
VIII beainaugurated The Maui Chal.
lenge CtR race, fixture on the re-
gatta caleRdar OF the Hawaii Yacht
Club since $40, win be the opening
event for the white wings, and it is
expected that all the amateur sailors
who have craft to enter, will answer
the starting gun.
Following is the 1913 regatta and
cruising program of the Hawaii Yacht
club, together with statistical infor-
nation as TO courses. conditions and
former winners OF events:
July 2, Wednesday-Maui Challenge
Cup Race, first-class yachts. Start
from Honolulu harbor, thence to
southwark OF Molokai. and up Pailolo
channel to Kahului harbor.
July 1913, Saturday-Sunday-Ope !.
No. 1.
July 1920. satprday-sundsy =
July IS, Saturday spalding Cup
Race, sea wrens. Pearl Harbor
course. No. 2. 1911 n
July "a. Sunday Cooper's Cup Race,
second-class yachts. Pearl HarbotI
course. No. 3. 3tlssi III
Aug 2, Eaturday-Aug. 8, Sunday
Irwin Cup Race, first-class yachts.
Start from the spar buoy, leaving same
on port side, thence to stakeboat an
chored off Koko Head, rounding same
TO port, thence to a stakeboat an
chored off the entrance to %earl Har-
Dor, rounding same - starboard,
thence TO bell buoy, rodnding same to.
port, and finishing at spar buoy, hav-H
ing same not more than 200 yards on
the starboard beam. No. 4.
Aug $40, Saturday Sunday Cruise.
Aug. 16-17,- Saturday -Sunday-G Gov
ernor's Cup Race, first-class yachts.
Start opposite the Myrtle Boat Club,
out the channel, keeping between the
buoys, thence around the island Of
Oahu via BARRIERS Point, finishing to
leeward and within 100 yards of spar
buoys No. s.
Aug. 1924, saturday Sunday Open.
Aug. i30-S1,. Saturday Sunday, Sept.
I. Monday Cruise to Waialua; three
days.
Sept. 81, Saturday -Sunday-Ope
Sept. 1874. Saturday Sunday Sach-
ems Head Cup Race, .first-class
yachts. Start from Honolulu harbor. /
thence out the channel keeping be-
tween, fl1e buoys, thence to mark. boat
anchoreds or Diamond Head, thence TO-
red buoy off Pearl Harbor. finishing
at Honolulu harbor. No. 6.
Sept 20. Saturday Regatta Day.
Sept 81, Sunday-0pen.
Sept 27-2S. Saturday, Sunday Ha-
waiiaH- Challenge Cup Race, first-class
yachts Start opposite the lighthouse
in Honolulu harbor. thence out the
channel, keeping between the buoys.
thence around q mark boat anchored
off the Irwin residence, thence around
entrance buoy at Pearl Harbor, thence
to Honolulu harbor. finishing off the
lighthouse. Won BY Charlotte c, May
s, 1910; Gladys, May p. 1911: Gladys.
Aug. rs. 1912.
Oct. As, Saturday -Sunday-Op
Oct. 1l-12. Saturday -Sunday-Cruise
Oct. 1919. Saturday-Sunday-O Open.
Oct. 25-26, Saturday nday-Pack-
age Race. first-class yachts. From
Honolulu harbor to Waianae.
cereral Conditions
No. l. Main Challenge Cup-Pre-
scented by citizens of Maui May IL,
1911. Conditions:
/. That the said Maui Challenge
Cup shall be raced for in each year. j
2. That the conditions of the race
are as follows:
a-Tlme Of Race: Race to be timed
as to start, so as to allow the COM
peting yachts TO arrive at Kahului
harbor during the day before the
Fourth OF July in each year.
b-course OF Race: From Honolulu
harbor to southwark of Molokai, and |
up Pailolo channel to Kahului harbor.
c-Entries: All yachts owned by
members OF the Hawaii Yacht Club
are eligible for entry, each boat must
be sailed by its owner, or by mem |
Der of the Hawaii Yacht Club nomi |
mated by said owner 10 days previous
to start Of the race each year.
d-Rules; Sailing rules OF the Ha-
wall Yacht Club to prevail, both as to
start and finish, and handling OF
boats during the~race.
That the said Maui Challenge Cup |
should be always held the property |
of the Hawaii Yacht Club, and shall |
not be alienated to, or made the |
property of any person or individual
without the consent of all the signors
to this letter.
Won by Charlotte c, July, 1910;
Kamehameha, July, 1911; Not sailed,
July, 1912.
No 2. Spalding Cup, Won by Jaeg-
er's Wren, May Is, 1910; McInerny's
Wren. May 10. 1911; Not sailed. Aug.
IL, 1912.
No. 8. cooper's Cup. Won by
Princess, July Z, 1907; Not sailed,
1908: Defiance, June 6, 1909; Maggie,
May Is, 1910; Not sailed, 1911; Not
seiled, 1912.
No. 4. Irwin Cup-Presented by
Vim. G. Irwin. The same yacht must
win the cup three times over the |