The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
CARLITA LEADS WAY
IN so FOOT GLASS
Margaret Beats Joyctta in
Huguenot Yacht Club
Regatta.
WIND Is LIGHT AT START
Miss Norris Guides Wild Thyme
to Nictory-Ogeemah
Has II Easy.

The twentieth annual regatta o. the
Huguenot Yacht club was sailed yester-
day at the westerly end Of the Sound
There were ifty-eis'ht starters, the same
number a. started I'm the regatta a year
nso. The starting line was of the east
erly end Of whortleberry Island. where
the New York \. e. Indians hold pow
vows, and the yachts sailed around tri-
angular courses of Ave and one-clshth
and sight and a quarter miles in length
Tho 80 footcrs and handicap yacht.
went twice around the long course. some
Of the other classes went twice around
the short course. The committee. George
r. vigouroux. chairman James Il. Wood
ward, q. w. Kcar. q. c. Allen and Com
nrodore Theodore j. Coe. were on the
motor yacht Waiaga owned by Mr. Allen
Coming from the southwest. the wind
vas so light at the start that there wa. a
half hours postponement. but after that
it increased to a nice sailing breeze. 1t
wac late, however. when some OF the
yachts reached the finishing line and held
fairly true. The first leg gave the yachts
a run with spinnakers, the second was
windward work and the third a reach
The so footers were sent away at
/ 10. and the Carlita, sailed by Jerome
Monks. led the fleet over the line. closely
followed In order by the Caprice Orlole
and Juanita. They had booms eased
20 port and at once set spInnakers on the
.s,arboard side. The Carlita finished her
first round at a:43 30. and the Juanita
was second. The Carli;a maintained her
lead to the finish and won by minute
10 seconds from the Juanita.
In the first handicap division the Aier;
was without a competitor. and she sailed
against the yachts OF the second division.
finishing far In the lead she started
first, going Fast. with the Ariel second
and Glare next The Clare finished first
and not only won the race but beat the
others in the regular class on actual
time.
When the third division yachts were
Sen: away the Twinkle was too soon at
the line and had to return. In doing so
che fouled the Natoma and under the
rules was disqualified. She continued
IN the race, however The Natoma led
on the first round turning the home mark
at 3:03. and the Twinkle turned at
. :06. The Natoma won the race,
and the Twinkle was placed second In
tho summary with the Peg third.
Miss Morris sailed the wild Thyme in
the Larchmont Interclub class and led
from start to finish. winning by nearly
nine minutes from the Lewanna. At the
end Of the first round the times OF the
yachts We're: Wild Thyme. 3 :09 90
Whit. 3:l3 90: Como. 3:l5.
clifford ID. Mallory won another race
with his new X class yacht Margaret
She led at the starting line. at the end OF
the first round was | minute 20 seconds
ahead of the Joyetta and finished min
ute 81 seconds ahead
Eight started In the Star class and
after sailing in close company once
around the small triangle the snapper
owned by \. Iselin. Jr.. won. defeating
the Little Dipper Is seconds. A X. Grif-
fen sailed his dory. Alice. to victory
beating q. @. Fry's Tautog ~ seconds
and A. b. Fry's PARKWAY minutes ~
seconds. In this class the Mae fouled
the stakeboat.
A special race was arranged for the
Ogeemah. Dacoit and Dlpper, the first
named winning easily. The Ogeemah was
built from designs by John X. Brophy
and was the first built for the present
rule OF measurement. She is still a hard
boat TO beat. Tho summaries
NEW YORK THIRTIEs-CoURsE. 1871 MILES