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NEW YORK REGATTA
Is FOR ALL CLASSES
Annual Event at Glen Cove on
Tuesday Carries Offer Of
Many Extra Prizes.
HANDICAPS WILL BE USED

The annual regatta of the New York
day on the Sound. starting of the CLUB
station AT Glen Cove. The line VIII be
made at Motifs Point outside the harbor
and there will he races for all classes
according to the clubs classification.
The courses will he signalled from the
committees tug before the preparatory
signal Is made. This signal will he
sounded at noon. In addition to the
regular class prizes the yachts will sail
for the New York Yacht Club course
cups. one for schooners and one for
sloops, each division with full time al
lowance based on the ratings.
The names OF the winning yachts are
engraved on these trophies. which werc
offered first In 1871, and the owners OF
the winning yachts receive medals. This
will be the sixty-eighth annual regatta
OF the Tub. The committee is II. de
Il. Parsons. J. NJ. M~acdonough and Fred
eric O.. Spcdden. Entries should be
made to the committee tomorrow. but
they may be received up to the time
of the preparatory.
After the New York Yacht Club re-
| gatta many OF the larger yachts Will
cruise TO New London to be on hand
for the Harvard-Yale boat races on
Friday and then several will take part
In the long distance race of the Eastern
Yacht Club. which will be starte next
Saturday from New London to finish
at Marblehead. For this event Commo-
| IA~, II Va nharhf1s has ntfpra1 "A rtin
which must be won three times before
It becomes the permanent possession OF
| the yachtsman successful. on Marble
head the Eastern Yacht Club will hold
It's annual regatta on Tuesday. June 20.
and this will be followed by the cruise
10 the eastward.
The most important regatta at this
end OF the Sound next Saturday will he
that o: the Seawanhaka CorinthIan
Yacht Club. II is that club annua
even; and Is open to all regular. one
design and handicap classes. Tn warn
ing signal will be made at / 80 O'Clock
and the first class will be sent away a;
. O'Clock. The courses will be- the reg
ular ones OF the club. starting and nm
.shing of Black Spar Buoy II / ofI
Iloyds Neck. In addition 10 the reg
ular class prizes there vii, be individual
irlLeS 10 CFfNs Ol winning Ft'Uls
manned wholly by amateurs.
The New York Yacht Club hftles viii
sail for the Robert Center Memorial cgT
and the prizes for the New York Yacht
Club thirtics ar" presented by former
Commodore II. :. Vanderbilt. Entire.
must be made In writing II Reverley u
Robinson. secretary. 40 Wall street. no
later than noon Of Thursday. Juae 20
or at the clubhouse NJ least twelve hour,
be- fore the start o: the race. The com
mittee nj It's discretion mas accep: pos
entries. The race committee is ColGat,
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Hoyt. Jr.. Victor 7. Cumnock, Henry n.
Landon, John clinton Work and Beverley
n RpbiusOn

Hoyt. Jr.. Victor 7. Cumnock. Henry n.
Landon, John Clinton Work and Beverley
X. Robinson.
The annual Block Island races OF the
New York Athletic Club will be started
next Saturday. In the morning at IL
o'clock the sailing craft Will be sent
away from a line on Whortleberry
Island. These are decked or cabin
yachts in cruising trim of 20 to 30 feet
water line. The finish will be at West
Harbor, Block Island. 100 miles away.
This race is one of the most popular OF
the small yacht long distance events and
II IL twelve years since II was naugur-
atcd. There will be five prizes in the
open event, a prize for the yachts OF
the handicap class sailing in one divi-
sion and a prize to the yacht making the
best time over the course. There are no
restrictions except that the racing boats
must he in strictly cruising trim and the
time allowance is ten minutes a foot on
over all length. Yawls and auxiliaries
receive an extra allowance. OF ) per cent.
At 8 o'clock in the afternoon the
motor boats will be started over the same
course. This will be the eighth annual
race for motor boats and the third for
the Upton Viking trophy. This race IL
for cruisers of less than 50sfeet over all
tlll TIVE dllDN d1lNtN U bsu hiib
to the rules of the American Power
Boat Association. The Viking trophy
Is for those boats handled entirely by
amateurs and it must be won three times
by the same owner before II becomes
his property. II has been won twice by
the Thistle. owned by j. III. Wallace.
Tho year book OF the ~seawanhaka
Corinthian Yacht Club has been pub
lished. II shows that the club has n
membership OF 327. divided as follows
Honorary members. 10 life members.
"a United states navy members. S
associate members. 4 Glass \ members.
255 Glass - members. 90. In the feet
there are &c steamers. GO power yachts
IL schooners and 20 single masted ves-
sells and yawls. making a total OF 1877
yachts. The book Is bound in white
clnvas and is full OF information OF
much interest to yachtsmen.
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FOUR LEFT FOR CLUB TITLE.
Glen Ridge Cham ionship Reaches
Semi-nnRl stage.

i'll RIDGE. ". J., June 19.-The
third round for the championship Of the
Glen Ridge Golf club was played this
afternoon. one OF the features being the
defeat OF Harry u. Smith. last years
victor. who succumhed to A. c. Pratt.
w. q. Thomas beat Charles Ames ! up
t9) holes. q. Il. Martin beat G. w.
Schw!nn . and /. Frank Mitchell beat
G. u. Baldwin . and /. In the sweep
stakes the results were
Class A-RuSsell Blckfo-d. Ss-i5, Is:
W. ID. Lyon. 9s-l6. So.
Class B-R. 6. Nanauken. s5-23. 20.
O. W. Mead. ga, IS; II NJ. Walker,
96-2l. Is. II. J. Frost. 1921. u: y G.
Rrckman 1913, 81, T. Connect,
1915, So.
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DUNwOOD1E GOLFERS OUT.
Many Play I'm both Match and
Medal Competitions.

YoNKERs. June lo.-The usual red
card competition and the second round
OF the June tournament were played to-
day at the Dunwoodie Country Club.
a. l.. Babcock with S4-16. 6S. was the
red card winner in Glass A. and in
Glass Il. +. Colville with o0-l7. %, was
the leader. The match play results
r. Colvilie beat j. +. Downey. 3 and 2;
l.. McHeney beat G. Murray, / up twenty
holesl; / II. Hubbell beat 2: oReilly. 2
williams. 3 and 2; W. $. johnson heat
Il. strobridge. :: and Il, y, p; Becker
beat J. l." Clark. ? and /; II. H. Tread
Macfarlane beat W. ". Hancock. / up
uwenty.seven holes: II. II. Buckley boat
X. u. McAlpin. 2 and /; ID. l.. Potion beat
W. u. Halsey. 3 and 2; a. A. Lott beat
q. II. Thomas. 6 and 5.
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Movements Of Naval Vessels,

WASHlNGTON, June 10 The DESTROYER
Nicholson has arrived ~ h!tcstpu" Land
ing, guuboai Eigi" AZ iuautinllno, crUi>
North Carolina Al liuston, tcstrpN cr stand,
ish at Annapolis. tender rhyN,un, IN
submarines HI, H. ami ll-3 AT san Diego
destroyer Amm"n at Newport, collier Aht'
renda At hongkunS, cruiser tIu,tuuiii Al
shanghai, conner N"iu Mt 1T idr
The gunhoat Marietta has sailed from
nns'on for Key West, despatch NoIi Dnl,
shin from Washington for New YORK.
cruiser Maryland from Hono,uiu FOR So
Francisco, gunhoa Chattanooga from Edi
Diego for San Francisco, cruiser ncuN''
from Manzauillo for Acapulco and gunhoa'
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ANOTHER YEAR BOOK OUT.
ev York Yacht Club NoIumr Has
MRnN Kinds of ltcma in II.

Srct'ary George \. Cormack has pub
|s'ed re year book NJ the New YORK.
|a1. cub. which has been circulated
|nots the members. II gives a LIST of
y ~ rcnoeis ~ ,he club with Tire
10 y each oHr's election and his
(Jn,e,, showing hi order On tre list.
's Gr.nre., H. No. l.. lie was
'a May 81, 1856. and consequently
been a weu.er &" hfty-n!nc years,
i.t H. S'c'1.ng, elected in 1857, is
70 10. Zee, ~ vach;s numbers 5Gi
"..' ave Over 'hi,ty-e!ght
p. or tn" w't,r line II sI.i.ng
r. 0l o"'r g., r,"-dyc fa., II steam
J. 1''o. rr7F.
book tor,ll-r tn constitution, by
r. .,oI. 'i.a .aj am, allowance
Z re c.un, chapters on yacht
end ~. oGr. a signal code, IL ,
''s -''",'.ur all tho ch'N''' 80
e. h',' ,' .'. club with recu-i"
p. rl"-s sii,G, o complete lis; OF
We . : and committeeman stree
"I'ls Organization and forty-hve
plates "Gowirg the private sig
pf,hc members
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Lieut.. J, : Arwinc. from inspector ~
powder, East coast, to tho Melville" as
executive.
Lieut.. A. T pidwoll, from New York 10
the Rhode Island.
Lieut.. g. T. Rcoriar, 20 Puget sound
yard.
Lieut.. l. i. johnson. from IN" Connect
cut to Naval Academy.
Ensign q. \ smith. from the North
Carolina to the Dubuque.
Ensign W. u. Baker, from the North
Carolina to the Dubuque.
Passed Assistant Surgeon r q Foster,
from Atlantic reserve feet 20 the Prairie.
Passed Assistant surgeon Il. a. li"iUrr,
from the Prairie to the Naval AClicnN.
Pay director j G. Welt. from genera.
Inspector ~ Pay Corps to navy pas ONCE,
New York
Pay Inspector 2. W, REYNOLDS, from navy
pay Once. Washington, u g., 20 general
Inspector Of PAY corps, Washington.
Pay DircCto" Il. Frazer. from navy pay
ONCE. New York, 20 HON" for orders
PAY Inspector i. II Norrium, from navy
pay once, Washington, u. g..
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Yacht and OwnC-
Nut, Franklin re
BIn,irr IL Spr,ng Champion.

PrAtNFIELp, y. J.. June l9-H !,
Balz!or won the sprin; championship at
the iark Golf Club to-day. defeating II
H. Woodland : up and 4 to play in the
final round These scores were returned
for the presidents cup: Il V. Carpcnte-
500. 20 Charles u. Morse. 9o-ls
- l. C. Morse, sis. 10 II. l.
BlaHicr. NG-l2, a r. VI. Smith. lO5-
60, - Royle T. Phillips. 9l-l5. -
ClaranCe j. Hand. 9G-l?. -: DR.. II. X
Carroll. 96-l3. SO. and J.. A. Wilson
ll3-l6, %.
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Mig Onrr for Lord Decics's Colt.

Lord pecles has refused several
tempting offers for his crack Irish colt
Rillaghtohln since he wcr the Baidoyle
Derby. one report says that more than
$4,000 was offered and refused for this
exemption three year Id. 4 movement
hls bee. started to make a match be-
tween the colt n Solly Joel's Fom-
mern. the winner OF last weeks New
market Derby.
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PLAiNriELp. ". J.. inc lo-The lead
ing scores for the golf committee cup at
the Plainfeld Country Club to-day were
l.. q. Carman. sl-l2. 60 u. O. Rogers.
IT., 20; y. W. Taylor. ?9-23. -
y. G. Kenyon, 92-lG. &c j Whitney
Baker. SD. &c. There was also I
swrepstake event. The scores L q.
Carman. Sl-l2. 60; l. r Wilson. So
Is. "a; II T. Eaton. STA, -: 4. J.
Watson. SIS. 10 p G. Kenyon, 90
l6. &c II A. Robinson. l0i-2T. -. AMI
W. NJ AllinC. ?3-lS. so.
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BLUE LAW STOPS WRESTLING
PardeI1o md lie Coiossc Have "a
Quit ut Midnight.

The law put n finish to the so-called
finish bout between Leo Pardello and
Pierre lie Colosse last night in the In
tcrnational wrestling tournament at the
Manhattan Opera House. They had bat
tied over an hour on even terms when
the midnight hour struck and TREY had
to quit on account of the Sunday blue
ordinance. statute or whatever 1t Ia.
It Is understood there are no other laws
against wrestling.
Alexander Aberg got quicker action
In his finish contest with Sulo Hevon-
paa, throwing his man In l hour 4
minutes rs seconds with n body hold,
wladek Zbyszko and DIR. B. y. Roller
drew in a bout limited to twenty min
utes.
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MANY PLAY AT MONTCLAIR.
Third Round In June Four>omcs
Tourney Com i,Ictch.

MoNrcLAIG y. j.. June l?.-The MEM
bcrs of the Montclair Golf Gu played
the third round in the Junc foursoma
I'd an eighteen hole handicap COMPETE
:.r to-day. The handicap scores
class A. II Alien. S.-s. 20. II. {.
Kerr. S7-!l, -: j. Hodsson, SIT. -;
Il. I. Miller, .2-li, VI. l.. II. Wiswcll.
$50, ~.
Class IA, II. Hopper, oo-,S. -, II
J. Ds'anos, sl-ie. -, G y. A;iins. %
q. Haddow. 93-li. 70. II. Il. Evans, ais,
-; 4. =. Mack, s5-lj, so; j Noyes,
CIas. &C. II. Christie. Jr.. 1919, 10,
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HAS ENOUGH
FIRST ROUND
+. Alice First Then, hut He
vi,hdraws ma Virginia
Finishes Alone.
VERY BOAT NEEDS REEFS

..,os,s taking part in the regatta
r-escen, Athletic club. sailed on
I'D Raw Yesterday, had all the
~, wanted. II came first from
.,,,beas; and then hauled south
-. soually all the afternoon. Some
with reefs In and seine had 10
.,,.au before the finish. The COM
go. in charge Of the race took pity
~. s,l,o-s Of the small craft and
IA the races at the end of the first
"' Among the Experts who watched
r,,r,c, 4 Kelly. w. Straukamp.
- = Boucher. John H. Brophy
Nd $ l. tinlay
-,.,s were " starters in the q
r~crmodarc j. :. Blackton's Nir-
,,d Ghsrard, Davis's Alice. soon
,Ii he the ArNil in this class. as
a. uouss is having that yacht put
nmt.sion The course took these
A.. ars, 10 Il nsonhurst, from the
- line of. Sca GATE. then TO
- shoal. then to Buoy is and then
-. The windward leg was from
oar,, shosl to Buoy Is. The Alice
IA me better OF the start. and although
|. n. second leg the virginia got close
|. nv clever lufling. the Alice held her
IA when on the wind the two yachts
n, ,arks the Alice standing In toward
49, Island Point. When they drew
ls.,ber th, Virginia had the starboard
~ and she just managed to force the
e. about. Mr.. Davis held on till the
Z. second and there was almost a
',,v accident. The Alice led by AZ
,ords at the end Of the first round.
the second round the Alice with
,.v. as Mr.. Davis was completely tired
no smaller classes sailed to Benson
l,r,t. Fort Hamilton. Sea Gate and
Irns In the second handicap division
4 Guiana won. In the third division
I, Bug II. beat the Anna by II minutes
seconds. +. l.. Durland made his
,s, appearance this season with the
tow Poke In the knockahout class and
Though that yacht was last at the
ra-, /; won by | minute 81 seconds
tcm the Mouse. The Shadow. sailed by
/ lnslee. won in the star class,
sa,lag the Meteor, in which were r. II,
En!ey and Carlos de Zafra. 8 minutes
\ seconds. The summaries:
looPs CLASS @ START. 500
COURSE, ll.So MILES.
Finish. Time.
rsch' and owner. II. NJ. :. II " :
-rr!A J : Rlack,on. - So &C | So OF
ss iherlrii Davis, .... Withdrew.
ANDICAP CLASS-SECQND DIVISION
START. 3:0;-COURSE, 10 MILES.
|, Csblaa. B ~Bronander. - oil 80 OF
hoe X. Rufnmell. ...... Withdrew.
h. ". Anderson. ...... Disabled.
lAyDlCAP CLAsS-THtRD DIVISION
START. 3:l0-COrRSE. 80 MILES.
2. Il c. Hoillngshsad..t 90 SO Q SO 8:
-rA ]. II. Nright.......4 ID - / O6 a.
-,sam. J. c Pierce. Withdrew.
Corrected times-Bug IL. 0.52:o6. Anna
sp
sAyEsEND BAY KNocKABouTs-
START, S:lj-COuRSE. 5.3 MILES.
be- Poke, : l.. DurIInd I is 10 % !:
'.ss Il. ?. Supper.....i - so l % -
walk P " Burnham. 20 03 l o5 o.
Pc : Il Church .... Withdrew.
lar CLASs-START. S:23-COURsE, l.;
MILES.
EstoN, " l. lnsles ....4 90 ts o - q
tt'' r II FtnliN ......+ 10 ~ 0 So T.
az Moon. ". '. kipp. Wlthl-sw.
nnt q. L. Boston .... Withdrew.
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The Italian line steamship Europe. SAIL
ing Wednesday for Naples. will take mail.
closing at $50 4. VI, for Italy, Bulgaria.
Servia. Rumania, switzerland and Greece
also for other countries. except Germany.
Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg and Turkey.
II specially addressed for despatch by this
steamer.
The white star liner Arabic. sailing
Wednesday for Liverpool. Will take mail.
closing at 80 \. NJ, for all Europe except
Germany, Austria. Hungary, IuN"mhurg
and Turkey; also for Africa. West Asia
and the East Indies Mail for Italy, Bul
garia. ServId. Eumania. switzerland and
Greece must be specially addressed for
despatch by this steamer.
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Ward Heads New Hnmp.hire.

DURHAM, y. H., June 19.-At a meet
ing Of the letter men Paul Stanwood
Ward OF Nashua was elected unani-
mously captain OF the New Hampshire
College track team for 1916. Ward has
been the most consistent point winner
this year He Is a member OF the
Junior class.
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\ BARGAIN. Ss.h

h"al'iiu' 1913 Cole date model, aye
pars.ns"r ioarinr ctr; has self-startcr.
'E,tr,,u ,lthis sp"etometer, long horn
.".r rms 'Ntri shoes. tubes. Weed chains
t"oIS, & has had very little use nuI H.
tnunl {" new must he seen tn he apnre-
GATED. any demonstration given. gras,
serrln'r Priya'c stable, lts East 3s,h 81,
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NUT RACERS GET DOUSED.
Several Roats Disqualified ALSO
lima Nut Ia Firat.

OYsTEn BAY. l.. l.. June l9.-Morn
than one-half OF the new nut boats OF
the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
that raced on Center Island to-day wer.
either caps!zed or disqualified in tho
third race OF the first series Of the or.
ganizatiOn. Outside OF a wctting tho
,lrs We're not the worse for their ad.
venture. The
NJT CLASS START 80 COURSE
80 =
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Many Events AZ witch.

GREENWICH. Conn, June ia num-
her of competitions were played today
~ the Greenwich Country club. The
.,Sults We're
Eighteen holes against par, handicap
". y. Re!s, 2 up. L. +. stafford. 7 down.
Ball sweepstakes. eighteen holes against
par--W. a stafford. ) down; +. VI. Zittel !
down. !, A. Topping, ) down.
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BAYSIDE D@ISQUALIFIES
SCREW DRIVEN YACHTS
Some Return Figures Are
Greater Than Outward Ones
-TrucOe Is a Winner.

In addition to the weekly races OF sail
ing craft the members of the Bayside
Yacht Club held n bang and go back
the property Of II. Haskell, was the win
ner. Several Of the screw driven yachts
were disqualified. as their returning time
was greater than their outward figures.
In the sailing divisions Tcaser won
among the Birds Edna ]. was the first
OF the one design. and Cabbage was
again the victor in the Butterfly class.
The wind was from the south, n
had considerable strength. The sum-
maries
BIRD CLASS START $40 INSIDE
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WASHINGTON. June le.-These army
orders were issued to-day:
capt. ! W. Grimm. .. NJ. c, Flc'd Ar
tillery, 70 sixth Field Artillery.
Contract Surgeon J. y. Merrick, from
TO surgeon General for anuu'ment - con
tract.
Major l.. Haricmon. retired. 20 active
racks. Onto.
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YoSKERs. n. V, June l9.--Play began
with thirty-two entries on the Dirt courts
of the Nappeckanack Tennis Clu at
Lincoln Station in the lrst open tourra-
ment of the club. Among those VINO
reached the third round were Allen
Behr, who defeated f.. J. Buttenhc'm al
e.. 6-3, and NJ. B.. Hall, who won
from c. Dellgelle at 7-5, Ga.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. eastern Penn
syl,ania. New Jersey and New England.
fair to-day and Tomorrow: slightly cooler
In. puarraul. .acslcrIa aulnds

WI "T'''' 49," WV
sylvania. New Jersey and New England.
fair to-day and Tomorrow: slightly cooler
Tomorrow; westerly winds.
For western New York. partly cloudy to-
day and tomorrow: light westerly winds.
NEW. YORK. June 20.-The depression
which was over Iowa on Friday moved
northeastward to a centre over western
Ontario yesterday and rain was falling
az scattered places In the upper Mississippi
Valley, lax regions. Ohio Valley and
middle Atlantic States.
Tho pressure continued low over the
plateau and Rocky Mountain states and
the Southwest. bus was moderately high
over tho Pacific States, the upper Missouri
Valley. along the Atlantic coast and over
the Southeastern states.
II was somewhat cooler In the Ohio
Valley and middle Atlantic States.
In This city the day was fair: slightly
cooler. wind. fresh southeast. average
humidity. SO per cent; barometer. cor
rectcd to read to sea level. at 4 A. ~.
1905; 2 p. NJ, 3o.0?.
The temperature In this city yesterday.
as recorded by the Official thernometer, 10
shown in the ANNEXED table:
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Tho weight question IS lk,ly to pre-
ven TN" pruuus,ri " inc htlcnir -rrcudic
Welsh boat planned for July 3 AZ Br gin
ton iicacn. l;icn" ~ sand to he de.
mnndine 1873 pounds AZ = o'clock in tina
afternoon, Welsh declares he viii agree
TO nothing but l2i pounds, Jack Brit
ton nay take Ritch!c's place.
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'.EN RIDGE, y j. luac 19.--In the
a''Hr Valley To"nlS League tourna-
['N Glen Ridge won from Arlington
: afternoon Cl tho courts of the
HMtr 4 10 !. The summary:
N'g 's--Shaper Glen Ridge. heat Buck
1 Arlington. -. S.. 81: X, 4.
Il, Ems. Glen Ridge. beat Richardson.
.as'la' IS, st, C.. Peirsel. Glen
Z" tsat r Thomas, Arlington, rs.
oola.s-Beard and Carter, Glen Ridge,
Y. walker and l.. Thomas, Arlington,
II. - smith and Smith. Arlington.
II Williams and l. Knox. Glen
H'n -, -, Is.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. 1N. NJ $50 II. NJ
Lowest temperature. 81. at . 4 NJ.
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SMALL YACHTS FIGHT TO
STAY UP IN STRONG WIND
Red Wing Loses Mast and Margaret Parts Halliard
During Regatta Of Larchmont Yacht Club
Queen Nab Takes First Schooner Race.

In the spring regatta of the 1.arch-
mont Yacht Club. sailed yesterday on
the Sound. the wind was quite strong
and came from south by west. At
times the puns were more than the
small craft could stagger under comfort
ably and some la 10 retire from the
contest. There were two mishaps. The
Red Wing lost her mast while beating
across the Sound and the Margaret
parted halliards Just before the start
and left the Joyctta a sail over,
Hendon Chubb's Queen Nab and
George W. SCOTS Miladi sailed the
first schooner race OF the season. They
went Arst to Greenwich Point. then
across the Sound to Oak Neck and then
bone. and they had windward work
crossing the Sound The Queen Nab
seemed to enjoy the strong puns and
she led from start to finish. She had
to allow ) minutes IL seconds to the
Miladl and she won by { mute
There were six starters in the race OF
the nftics and they sailed the same
tDuTst ~ il'
led AT the start, with the Spartan under
her lee quarter and the Iroauois In the
wake OF the Ventura, followed in order by
Samuri. Grdyliug and Barbara. II was
a reach with booms 20 port to the
first mark, then Il beat across the
Sound and another reach home with
blooms to s'lrh,ard. The lroquo's an
barbara We're sailing their fret races,
81 nj Fl. 1ps.NFN,fG lNkN.sl hA HIlhh
Ellis. won. with the Ventura. owned
by Commodore George +. Baker, lr.,
second and the Barbara, owned 10y
Harry Payne whitney. third. A. the
finish the Spartan. owned by Joseph VI
NucdCuourh. flew a protest Has. IN the
ground that che lsd bcn crowded
to the danger point 10y the Ventura NJ
tho start.
Eight ot 'he thirtics sllled over a
course Of fifteen AM t~hree-quartt'
miles. with turning marks n Great
Captains Island and Motifs po!nt T.
II. Prentice berthed the silhouette wei
NJ the start 1nd kept the lead all th'
way, winning 10y - seconds from the
+ .Alorion II. The Banzai was third
The Anita had the better OF the
star: IN tho l. class. but AnIorrt wor
the race after a hard struggle Ivy :
minu;, ? seconds. The Amovet liked
the strong wind. The Carolina firiSh,t
alone in the first division Of the hand.
cap class and Mediator won in tn,
second division.
In tho intcrc,ub class there wer,
eight starters and II. l.. curry's Skit
was hte winner. with NJ. NJ. cold
schmidt's HrmbIrgh II. in second place
and G. Shields's Barbara third.
The other winners were Ca;Sayc. ME-
Boss, Drena, Affair, Teal. TIutoG ano
Pavlova. Thcre We're siXty-four start
ers. The summaries
SCHOONERS--CLASS F-START. 200
CURSE, 20 MILES.