The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21
JOSEPHINE GOES TO
BOSTON YACHTSMAN
Addison G.. Hanan Sells Boat
Which Brought Back the
Manhassct Cup.
j. j. MARTIN NEW OWNER

John j. Martin of. the Boston Yacht
Club has purchased the 81 ratcr Jose
phine from Addison o.. Ianan. tn.
Josephine last fail won the Manrisset
Challenge cup and the East and Yves.
cup from the Chicago Yacht club, aud
those trophies will he defended next
surnmer by tho Indian Iarbor Yacht
Club. The Josephine again win sail for
the M~annasset Bay cup rs the Boston
Yacht Club has challenged the Indian
Uarbor FAC Club for u race and has
named Allen G. Jones ~ It's representa-
Give. Mr.. Jones own the ~ ratcr Nut
mes ILL.,, formerly the Corlnthian. built
by HerresloH. II IL understood that the
Eastern. Corinthian and Manchester
Yacht clubs also will have representa-
tives in the series of races to be sailed
next summer and the Josephine and
soue new boats will be sent around the
Cape after the prize.
Addison q. Hanau is To have a new
boat built. The Josephine was built by
Woods at city Island from Mr.. Hanan's
designs and he has now Il set of plans
FOR "A new 81 ratcr. which he is con-
fdent will be faster than the Josephine.
Commodore W. II. Guilds, II Is said, also
will have "a new boat for this class. 1t
IL possible, thougs, that Commodore
Childs and addison Hanau will join
forces and have the boat built between
them and Mr.. Hanan will sail her in
races.
\ boat also Is to come from Chicago.
A challenge has been received from the
Chicago Yacht club naming Commodore
j. -. Hayward and the lake yachtsmen
are to have "A new boat built. probably
from Gardner designs. which also will
eail for the East and West cup. After
a challenge has been received aud ac-
ccpted for these trophies othcr clubs may
enter r"prcs 'utives aud II seems now
M u there will he seven or eight yachts
In the next series of races.
The Stamford. Seawanhaka corinthiln
and indian Harhor Yach, clubs are to
have new one design classes for next
seasons racing and at least twenty-five
Yachts viii be built FOR these classes.
The Seawanhaka Coriuthlan Yacht club
member talked last winter Of building
n Herr.shoN class Of boat about II feet
long. but conditions were not favorable
Then and now the members are thinking
of going ahead with the plans. This
class is likely to b. u blk one as MAN.
members of tho Oyster nay and Piping
Rock colonies contemplate huilding.
The indian Harhor club will nave "A
class of sloops 20 feet on the water line
.ne! VIII ne s'H''iar I" me lNi'cnnnoh'
.n''I'l'p ''ass ana Il iLtIe iare"r 'hin
'ne resuIar ci's' Is lnese boats are
70 cost sl'""" ga u ana 'li1"rn /, MI
lorS' VINO Is arranging All Inc uetaiis.
h'ieidS mas been assured or hNe menu
"rs hh'lh!hg ana ne thinks there VIII he
81 least three more.
u stamford Yacht cub members
nave be"n plannlng FOR new boats cvor
eince their old ones were burned two
years ago hut the building Of the new
clubhouse delayed N" progress of the
yachts. Now they hav" decided on a
class Of - footers which are 10 cost
$3.50 each and probably a dozen sill be
built.
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The rlaus for the New YORK Yacht
Club 10 foot.rs are progressing well and
the class will be one of tie most popu-
lar ever developed. Among those who
are said TO have agreed to build are Dr.
J.. 4. Rishop, George Lauder. Jr., -. NJ.
pvnchoi. Wilson Marshall. Edgar
Palmer, T. W. .tlker, Cornelius VAN
d.rbil,. Johnston de Forest. Edmund