Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-25
CONDITIONS FOR THE
SENDER CLASS RACES
President Wilson Cup Coveted
Prize in International
Regatta.

NEW YORK, August 2J.-The Eastern
Yacht Club through its regatta committee
issued yesterday the official conditions
that will govern the German-American
races to be held under the joint control
Of the kaiserlicher Yacht Club Of kiel.
Germany, and the Eastern Yacht Club of
Boston, to be sailed on September l, ., 4.
s, y and >, starting at II o'clock each
day, or as soon thereafter as may be
expedient
The courses are to be either triangular
or to windward and leeward and return.
II triangular they will be two and 4 half
miles to each leg, to be sailed twice
around, a total Of fifteen miles. II to
windward and leeward the yachts will
sail three miles tn windward or leeward
and return twice over, or u total of
twelve miles. The time limit Of the races
will be five hours, but in no case will a
race be extended after shutdown.
The prizes are the President Wilson
cup, which goes to the yacht that first
wins three races, or wins the fifth race
Of the series. In case the deciding race
is the third the winner will not be al
lowed to compete in further races II the
deciding race Is the fourth the winner Is
excluded from the fifth.
Should the first four races not have
resulted In a decision only the winners
of these four races can take part In the
reached in the fifth race, OWING TO two
yachts having Won two races. then q
sixth and deciding race shall be sailed
between these two yachts.
The Governor Foss cup Will be
awarded on points in the first four
races. provided that five or six races
are necessary for the winning of the
President Wilson cup, otherwise on
points in five races. The boat coming
in first gets points; the second,
third, fourth, fifth and sixth boats get
5. 4. 3. 2 or l point. respectively. The
winner Of the Wilson cup will not be
eligible to sail for the Foss cup.
The umpires for the races Will DC
erlicher Yacht Club; Henry Howard and
Louis NJ. Clark of the Eastern Yacht
Club The starters and timers will
be Henry A. Morss, r. w. Fmmons
I'd. and Frederick NJ. Hoyt Henry a
Frothingham will be in charge Of
the mark boat
The yachts that arc to compete. wltf
their numbers. owners. crew and de-
siyners. follow:
German Yachts.
| No. 1-Angela VI, His Imperial and
Royal Higness Crown Prince William OF
Germany and Prussia; helmsman, J. L.
We1tZmann; crew, Herr Mariue SchAil-
baumeister Kaye and Hans r. Moring.
No. 2-Serum. Waldemar Tletgens,
, Hamburg: crew, j. Schroeder and DR..
Rakenius.
No. 3-Wittelsbach X, Christof Alt.
Berlin; crew, II. Drewitz and Herr
Gerichtsassessor DR.. Heise.
The first two boats were designed Dy
Won Hacht and the last by Il. Dfewltz.
American Yachts.
No. 4-Cima. Guy Lowell; heimsman.
c. 1. Edgerton; crew. Guy Lowell and
C. D. Mower: designers, BoWes and
Mower: builder, George Lawley d Son
Corporation.
No. 5-Ellen. Charles p. Curtis; helms
man, Charles p. Curtis, il; crew,
Charles p. Curtis and Rtchard +. CurtiS;
designer and builder, w. starring
No. 6-sprig. john L. saitonstall;
helmsman. r. de B. Boardman; crew.
John L. Saltonstall and =. a, boaraman;
designer e. A. Boardman; builders.
George Lawley & Son Corporation.
All matters connected with the races.
unless otherwise specified. will be gov
erned by the conditions. restr1ctions and
racing rules Of the international Yacht
Racing Union.