New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-09
ssippers and Crews OF
New York Yacht Club
Enjoy Day of Rest,
THE RESOLUTE GETS
A NEW MAlNSAlL
s,uuri Leads List of Winning
Craft-The Lena and Barbara
Win Two Trophies.
D. CAPTAIN J. c. SUMMERS.

vr,A,ohead. Mass. Aug. s.-Never
-. old rook-bound harbor held a
s's ' or more representative fleet OF
'Sis an. aving the pennant Of the New
!. - y.,bt Club than the one now an
I'VE .i here. There are ninety-four
'H' ,s,. Of all rigs and sizes, Added
''. -. are more than two hundred
" .rd small ones flying the flags Of
-. % ros,ern. Corinthian. Of Marble
- ar8 other clubs, so that the har-
-. allied as it has never been before
:. ,bs remembrance of tie Oldest resi-
dents. ,- loo, dov If rest
M cruisinc yachtsmen, skippers
iol ~. ~ the New York Yacht Club,
Ga. .nS much needed one after the week
bsd weather they have experienced
.;,rs leaving New London last TUESDAY
N.Y. 4, 'acolorso this morning, upon sig
al from Commodore George r; Baker
20 Aacship-the Viking -all hands
1900 Shin rainbow fashion, and the
s-sTsn, suniif display of bunting
.,.,1jr, IN tne morning breeze from
- tsT rasts on the ResolUte and
v.ritie and the others made picture
hat would be a JOY 10 the painter VINO
rould transfer IL 10 canvas.
Although the ResOlute captured an
Actor cup and another one, won yes
.e-Sav. Robert W. EmmOns, I'd, her
manager. and Charles Francis Adams
d are not altogether satisfied with her
WOW. so early this morning another
rs;nsail was substituted for the one
,be has carried 90 far on the cruise
The performance Of the Nanltle on
tho run from Newport 10 BCZzard 5
Raw. when she defeated the Resolute
u nearly half an hour. demonstrated
est the Gardner sloop has some re-
,srye speed and pointing ability, while
he first squadron run in a gale shows
nat she is 10 be depended on IN heavy
veethcr
This has been visiting day among the
vaeh-smen. Most Of them paid their
respects % Commodore Baker on board
The Viking. and many called on Herbert
" Sears. commodore of the Eastern
Yacht Club, on board his flagship, the
Constellation Five hundred men and
women dined at the Eastern Yacht Club
last night.
There will be a mems dinner at the
Eastern Yacht Club on Tuesday night
UPON the return Of the New York Yacht
Clubs feet from Gloucester, for which
port they start tomorrow morning on
their race Tor the cups presented by
Vce-CommodOre J. =. Morgan. The
race back from there viii be for the
cups presented by Rear Commodore
Harold S. Vanderbilt. The following
day the race for the Kings Cup Will be
held of this place.
4 recap.tulation Of the performances
Of the yachts during the cruise shows
that William L. Dodge's sloop Samuri,
one Of the Cities" sailed by Edmund
Fish, stands at the top among the
sloops, for she won the Navy Challenge
Cup on August 3, the Aston Cup on
August and the Commodore's Cup on
Saturday, run Harry Payne Whit
ney's Barbara of that class. sailed by
Harry Maxwell. won the Alumni As
ISOLATION Of United States Navy Cup on
August 6 and Ogden VI. Reds smart
little "thirty' Lena. sailed by her
owner. won the Commodore's Cup for
sloops IN thu second division on Satur-
day, as well as the prize in his class.
Ne also won his class prize in the long
beat to wi1dward on Friday from New
port TO BuZzard's Bay.
Of the schooners. William Z. Iselin's
Enchantress was the winner of the
Navy Challenge Cup on August 3, and
OF the Alumni Cup on August 6. She
made the fastest time over the course
on Aston l.rrn dav lut lcc+ n Ia
queen Nab On time allowance. E. W.
Clarks lroli,a won in her class in the
run from New London TO Newport and
IN Saturday run TO this harbor.
Nothing but praise for the manage
ment Of the Cape Cod Canal is heard
on all sides from the yachtsmen for
The successful passage through it of
some fifty yachts of both deep and
Nght draft on Saturday morning. II is
probable that they will all return by
that route