New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
CAROLINA SHOWS
WAY TO FIFTIES
Alley Sails Sloop Yacht to
Victory Over Samuri in
Lively Race.
ORlOLE THE WINNER
IN THIRTIES CLASS
Miss Bruel at Tiller of the Paw
Iowa in New Rochelle Yacht
Club Regatta.

Steered by A. Bryan Alley, one Of the
cleverest amateur shippers that sail
Long Island Sound, Pembroke Jones's
sloop yacht Carolina, one of the sos
won in her class yesterday from W. +.
Dodge's Samuri by a margin Of min
utes seconds in the summer race Of
the New Rochelle Yacht Club,
Thirty-eght yachts started in the
various classes in a fresh southwest
breeze. and these two covered the long
est triangle of the three courses. II
was 21i. miles, giving them broad
reach from the first leg Of 10 miles to
Woolsey's Rock buoy; a beat Of ca
miles to Matinicock buoy and 5-mile
reach TO the finish. The "30's' sailed
a "a mile course, with the Scotch Caps
and Prospect Point buoys as turning
marks, twice over.
Close up to the weather end of the
line, Captain Alley made a good start
with the Carolina. Ten seconds after
the signal she crossed the line between
the committee yacht, Henry 5. Bull
locks Aura. and a flag boat anchored
off Premium Point. The Samuri
crossed almost beam and beam with
the Carolina, a length or so 10 leeward;;
Both had balloon jib topsails on, and
they made fast time TO the eastward,
The Carolina gained on the ten-mile
reach and rounded the first marx IN
the lead. In the windward work, al
though the Samuri gave her a GOOD
fight. she was able 10 turn tic MatInl-
cock buoy first. and crossing the
Sound she increased her lead to the
finish.
ko cto
the Alera, the Caprice and the Okee
crossing in ten seconds in that order.
Their time at the end Of the first round
was; Oriole. 2:46:33; Caprice, 2:4I:3O;
Alera, 2:5a:44; Okee, 2:57:2I.
Nine of the handicap class yachts
made good starts and had some close
contests. especially between the Sally
TX and the Red Wing. The contest IN
the Larchmont interclub class was also
keen. The Wild Thyme won hnally
from the Whit by - seconds. Ihey
sailed III miles.
A feature Of the race was the SeI-
ing Of the little sloop Pavlowa by MISS
Anna Bruel. who had her mother, MRS;
Nicholas Bruel. as jib sheet tender and
chief mate. The yacht belongs IN
Class K. but she started with the inter-
club boats. 49,
A special class was made up for the
vewls Carmita, Lady NJ, Grace II anu
Cuardia. The Carmita won by II sec
onds from the Lady NJ.
The racing in the Star class was par,
ticuIarly good. Four of these smart
little craft started. They sailed sever
and three -qusrter-mile course, ana
Tracey II. Lewis's yacht, the snake'
after a nip-and-tuck contest in the
windward work with W. ;. Johnso9 IS ;
Vega. won by the small margin o. ."
seconds. The Manhasset Bay sioops'
the Mile. Boss and the Kit, saiied
close race, which was won by the for
mer craft by just Is seconds, nil
The Stamford schooner hopeweli'
owned by Commodore ]. h. Ra|-
mond Of the Stamford Yacht Club, nav
ing no competitor. consented to race
against J. W. Alker's schoonerette
MORA on the ratings recorded. Boa'
for boat the Hopewell won by MN
utes IL second. No corrected time was
furnished.
The summary follows:
sroops-5o.FooT CLAsS-CoCRsE. I'll.