New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
'..0OANA AGAIN
SHOWS WAY TO
FFTY-FOoTERS
. p. Whitney's Yacht
;" Wins Her Third Contest
in Seven Days.
oyrRCOMES A BIG
STARTING HANDICAP
IL, Harbor Clubs Regatta a
lively Affair, with Close
Finishes the Rule.

-. third time In seven days
PAYNE Whitney's 50-foot sloop
~. BARBARA has crossed the finish
a, winner in her class in the
. a three different elub'-the Sea
',,l,.cOrinthian. the New York and
sSn HsrbOr.
-, Yesterday over the last
"a. ,lub's courses of Greenwich
:. Barbara. sailed by Harry Maxwell
sre others Of her class, did q
N...E.ble thing Starting more than
-. after the rest by reason OF
5o-eed 70 the wrong side OF the
- - overhauled them NIL and won
~ ,Ss Iroouois II by 81 seconds,
y" course OF twenty miles in 2
a a minutes .04 seconds. The
r,.,rrs finished 50 seconds after the
hS rs....;5srine the fact that for an hour
y. start the wind shifted back
ny. s,,,b .one ten points from S. s. W.
NV AZ which point II held, the
-, one Of the best that the Ind
u,,bor Yacht Club has ever held.
=. srishes making remarkably
,,',,,d picture. The winner In the
,s.,,t;.. was !. +. Rsymond's Hope,
81 minute IS seconds from J, A.
yAi,,.d,'s Okee. Ogden NJ. Reds
bsing third The winners In the
- -, ,issses we're the Pontiac, the Red
~, he Firehy. the Joyetta, the Wild
-, the Minnehsha. the Zete, the
6,,l and the Van.
y. ,tart was made 81 1910 of Great
c,,,,in Island in the lightest kind Of
k,,,,s from the southwest. The
.si;,sS were sent away st that time.
IN Ys,donough's Spartan was the
'..i,r although W. Z. Dodge's Ssmuri,
- Eddie Fish at the stick, had an
,-,,,n 70 the windward Of her. The
l-..nsis II. with her owner, Ralph y.
m, Al the wheel, came for the line
r-Ssr such good Roadway, with sheets
.,-nsS lust night, that she went
,i,oprb the lee Of both the Spartan
nd ire Samuri 81 once. :,
Commodore Bakers Ventura, handled
y william Butler Duncan, Rugged the
v,,iher end Of the line so close that
h, Barbara. steered by Harry Max
v,n coming up astern, had not room
"A 70 between the Ventura and the
bsoy. 90 she was forced TO windwsrd Of
! She lost one minute b. having 20
-s,urr and recross the line.
Herman steinbrugge's Acushla mean
While bad crossed in fifth place. All
,ro"sd on the starbosrd tack with
hooms sased g couple Of points, and
snail rsaehers aloft.
n. course for this class was across
a, Sound 10 and around the Lloyds
ys,k buoy. Gybing there they had a
sre,S reach 10 Long Neck buoy, the
zind having shifted 20 the west-north-
vest and 0 close fetch Of eight miles
ron there to the finish. The Barbara
fs, protest flag In her lee rigging
ln-tis,sly after the start.
The start Of the "thirties" at 1:25
stlock was q pretty one. They crossed
he lire with the Hope leading the
lena BY half dozen lengths. The
Als1, the Juanita. the Okee, the
Silhouette and the Alerion II crossed
in that order, well punched. The other
clauses got away at FIVE minute inter-
uls
The steam yachts which accompanied
he yachts over the courses included
J P Morgan's Corsair, J. W. Alkers
Noret,e. T. G. Bourne's Alberta and
Z c. Benedict's Oneida. Former COM
redors George Lauder. jr., was also
tsi in his schooner Endymion. The
ace was managed by Richard A. Monks,
Henry c. Pelton and Abbott P. Brush.
The summary follows.
NoQFs 60 D-POOT CLASS - START ITO -
COURSE. 20 MILES