The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-02
CAROLINA HAS LEAD
FROM START TO END
Crosses Line Before Samuri in
New Rochelle Regatta and
Increases Advantage.
WINS ~ OVER , MINUTES
fifty rootcrS Sail Course of
II IL Miles and Finish
in Heavy Rain.

Ttr'tcght Yachts started yesterday
In n. ANNUAL r,gatt, Of the New Ro-
cpcNa Yacht club They wero favored
.v'tn = r... sailing breeze from the south
Ves' and rsdc fsst ''ue. II was n
cloudy dr., and A. the finish OF tho race
,ha rain came down aud wet every one
SAo had been unable to reach the finish
ins I'm,
Tho regatta committee were on board
the motor yacht Aura, owned by Henry
: Bullock. witch vas anchored AT the
entrance 10 Echo BAY. The committee
in cn,rr, l.. e. rfelffcr. VI. s. katten-
horn and g.. 9. Malloy the warn
Inn sigud AZ I o'clock. The courses &c
lected took the 'tchts to the eastward
first and gave them windward work on
the second leg The hfty footers were
sent first to WOolsey's Rock, a reach Of
ten mile. thcu across the Sound to Matini-
cock Pliu, buoy 4 beat Of 81, miles. and
then a reach Of five miles home. The total
distance sailed was ~, miles.
A BRYAN Alley handled tho Carolina.
owned D, Pembroke Jones' aud berthed
that yacht well at the start. She crossed
the limo 10 tho wndward end with her
loon ilb topsal The Samuri was TO lee
ward and about four seconds astern.
Thers two made a very close race. but
tho Carolina managed to Increase her
sigh, advantage and won the race by
f. minutes = seconds
-Four yachts started I'm the class for
thirty footers. Edmund Fish sailed his
OWL yacht Oriole and led at the start,
WITH the Alyra. Caprice and Okee fol-
lowing iu the order named. They sailed
vice arouad u triangle Of ~, miles, hav-
ing turning marks AT the Scotch Caps
ard Prospect Point They had IA wind
ward leg crossing the Sound, At the end
NJ the urst leg the times were Orole.
9.i6 30. Caprice. ~ $50; Alera.
25ili Okcr. . So 81. Tho Oriole drew
away from the Caprice on the second
round and won tho race by minutes 50
seconds Tho Alera was third.
TIE stanford schooner IlOpewell and
the Sound schooner MORA were without
class competitors. 50 special race was
arranged for these two over course Of
ILL., miles The Hopewcll finished min
ute. ~ seconds In the lead. The ratings
NJ the tNo yachts were not known, but
Horeweli VII have to allow much more
'lmo than she finished ahead. and MORA
undoubtedly wins.
Tic ALERT had a sailover In the first
handicap division. In the second there
vcr, five starters. The Sally IN. made
'hs fastest umc. hut an allowance OF 6
re. cent made the Tlllicum II. the
winnie, with lied Wing second. W. G.
Russell. president OF the Amateur Hockey
teagI'. is A1lf owner Of the Tnllcum. and
MS is ho- urst victory uf the season.
The Nil1 Thyme was the winner in the
0,ercub class. with Whit second. At
'hr start tnr order was tho reverse Of this
and the r.er between these two was very
lose NIll Thyme won by - seconds
and VIM beat Bella II seconds for sec
onl place Tho Il class sloop Pavlowa,
sailed uy Miss Anna Buel and her mother.
Ms Nicholas Bucl. sailed around the
course with the mterclub yachts She
was ID. match for the crack Lnrchmunt
hor's. but size made a good showing.
special race for yawls was arranged
and wa. N,u 10y r. ". j. kiugau's cav
mi'l, with g. g. Myricks Lady NJ second.
Mile Boz defeated the Kit in the Man
NaSset B'N class. The race OF the Jewels
wen to Uo Brilliant. and the Snake won
IN the STAR class The summaries:
NEW YORK. g. FIFTtEs cot RISE, ct.