The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-29
half GALE GREETS
SOUND YACHTSMEN
barbara Wins in New Rochelle
Rarc-\cushla Has Mishap
and Withdraws.
OIEEN NAB BEATS MlLADI

,,s' ~, south. and having a free sweep
u, nm. Sound it whipped up "a big sea.
,bu.r made things uncomfortable for
,.,.. ,l the yachts. Thirty-four yachts
carried. and in spite Of the wine only
90 accident was reported. This was
;, ,nr inter foutcr Acushla, owned by
IT. -. ubruggc. when gybing at the
second mark 81 the course she carried
away the Jaws OF her gan and ran into
lar,hmort harbor. where she anrhored.
Tire MY footers were sent aroun a
tiaugJr OF twenty-one and a quarter
miles 1'hcv were started from u line
Of Echo Ray and went first to Woolsey's
Reef. then across the Sound to Matt
ricotk Point and then home The first
leg vas wlndward work of ten miles.
fnev were started at . o'clock, and Bar
hsra, sailed 10y Harry l.. Maxwell and
under lower canvas only. crossed the line
frs, on the port tack. The Acushla, with
similar sails. crossed on the Starboard
ii,k. In spite of their shortened ran
yas they had their lee rails down to
the water aud all hands were wet. The
Barbara held her advantage all the
WAY. After turning the mark OF Wool
tcys Reef. the yachts reached across the
Sound. with hoonS to starboard. At
Ml'iulrock Point booms were gybed over
and % was here that the accident hap
pcncd ~ the Acushia. The Barbara FIR
ished alone. completing the course In
hours I minutes | second.
Two schooners. Miladi and Queen Nab,
started at 2:Oj o'clock to sail over the
same course. These yachts also were
under low canvas and were heeled sc
that their lee rails were under the
water. The Queen Nab soon took the
lead on the windward leg, and steadily
drawing away from the Miladi she n
ished - minutes | second in the lead.
Su had 80 allow time to the Miladi
hut Won the race by 3 minutes 81 Sec
coudS corrected time.
tt" 81 raters Amoret and Anita were
20 have sailed 49,. miles. or twice
around a smaller triangle, but the COM
ri';eo took blty on the yachtsmen and
called the race at the end of the first
round. This was not pleasing To q. =.
Cranberry, owner Of the Anita. who de.
',ared that had the full course been
sailed his yacht would have won. As 1,
vas the Amoret won the race by 4
minutes I seconds. Two 30 footers
started, okee and Alera. and these also
were stopped at the end OF the frs,
roupd Of the curse. Okee won by !
minutes ! second.
The Arvia, recently purchased by
George &. Malloy. sailed against the
Shadow in Glass q and won easily as
was expected. The New Rochelle yaw1
made a good class, six starting, w. y,
BtNier's Hyperion finished first and won
on corrected time. She had TO allow time
10 all the others In the race.
Abbott Brush sailed the Carolina in
the first division of the handicap yachts
and started with two reefs in the main
s,l. The, Carolina did well unde-
shortened sail, and although she finished
second 10 the Pontiac she won the race
o. cor. ected thine by IS seconds. In the
second division the Ariel finished first
and Won, Red Wing was second. beaten
! miuut" - seconds corrected time. The
Peg O in the third division and Miss
Nodosty in the fourth.
The Barbara won in the intercluh
class and New Moon i'm a special class.
The committee. George C.. Malloy. II. W.
Patterson and u. l.. Dealy, were on
hoard Robert NJ. l.each's motor yacht
Nshoh IlI. and had quite a lively time.
The summary
y Y = T. FrFTIES-START. 200 =. NJ
COURSE, ia MILES.
Elapsed
v,,., and ouncr. + Ftg II, !. II T' Il. ;.
h~rhar', 4 = Whitney : % o. } % oil
sGHi,3},o,N * s,T-TD,sss' FaL .pl1sSlsT 200
Sen NeI. tendon chubb.5 % scli y
Corrected time-Queen Nab, 5:oi:is; MI
''.oorS -GL;ASsr r,sT4Rr, s:ro-
Ht a" = q n p y a! s saSa,y ,....s : ::sSS Il 3:
y s. s. g. THiRfIEs@sTART. 2:i5~
COURSE, -, MILES.
g., + Z. M Msi,sr' : = 81
COURSE. ~ MILES.
ts,'at' q. IS r %1I.", ,.,,,,s i IS i 81 Is
NEW Fpc!lElIE YAwL CLAss-sTART,
COURSE IN MILES.
-,. Wlo'' ~ T. \ W. h AK '..ss . q ! % 70
; 'ur.. VI :. Eattenhorn.8 SO 20 / "a ga
'.. 10. W II smith. o6 10 ~ 10
"'n ID seymour Did not nniish'
'.,ei tim"-Hy perlon. l:ls:St, Lady
-. surprise, 1890, Respite,
-r,ar.' S'o"-fGSG5rRasaE9,' ill., M NILE
", lockwood, q Q; 80
So ..r. 90
H'[n,r,r CLASS, SECOND DIVISION
"INhr COURSE, II. MILES.
: ]Loea,y,.i e Z : g :
% r'rircr...... q - . - -
h.'ul. y = Kralss 4 A. II > IL II
vag o. ''m =, ulriGi; o7 5;p2;gs: Re-
!'' suly lN., ala not finnish.
I'Nh'.AP CLASS. THIRD DIVISION
ST VAT. 10 COURSE, lia MILES.
b. r llorntdEe.,..,.4 % o6 : .: o6
'rl ru" Peg, "i;57;l3; Natoma.
N',nI' W CLASS. FOURTH DIVISION
10 COURSE. H. MILES.
I,-'N. -. VI. Reed a. 90 . o. 90
.. .'u T.. Eichels-
o...u. Parker D, d not %s Gr,sh %
u '.., t.l Zinc, Miss Modesty, ?:OO;lO.
i'I..llM"NT lNTERCLUB CLASS
7.'Nr -a COURSE, ia MILES.
'.5 ,Hie.ds.......t 80 81 o. e
~i'tnirF" a.. NJ NJ Gold
I"a,ou', spence Bros ..., Il q : as 20
f|-'INL MlNEn Clans START ..i5-
COURSE, llis MILES
N''u - r. Eeene - IS OF OF OF
''.'.' H. N. Fraser ...,A 56 a. II "a
OMAHA MAY CHANGE LEAGUES.
Syndicate Wants the CIevcIa nd
Inn Ian