The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-01
YACHTS GET SQUALL,
HEAT AND ZEPHYRS
Carolina Outsails Spartan In
Close Race Of Indian Har-
Dor Club.
RAYMOND LOSES PROTEST

r,,l the yach,smen had a hot time
Yesterday and the regatta OF the Indian
1l.r..- Yacht cub was marred by light
vr.. ~..:,nse heat and a sauall which
came Late In the afternoon and drove
,,e ,lsa's home. When the committee
cached .le starting line off Great Cap
,,iu. Island the wind was very light
and Gle warning signal was postponed
FOR rs.,sn minutes. Then a light air
came .rom east by south and the courses
were reversed, the hf;y footers being sent
nrs, 90 Iloyds Neck and then to Long
Neck Point.
tn. was the best course that could be
..,,ct,l under the conditions and they
h.d some windward work on the first
lex. but after making a lew shcrt lacks
q, yachts were able to fetch the mark
IN, Irouuoist was the frst away at the
start. f..loSed by Acushla. Carolina and
suartau. The second leg was a reach
and the last a broad reach with ball
looms
II was while on this leg that a sharp
,lual. came from the northwest n the
ram se.l heavily for a few minutes, but
n did no damage TO the yachts. a.
BRYAN Alley sailed the Carolina and on
M last leg had a close fight with the
Suartau. The Carolina won by l minute
2; sec nds. The ~Iroguois was third.
! ". Alker's Alerion IL. led the 80
footers at the start, and she was followed
By Alera. okee. Hope. Lena and Mink
IN the order named. The Alerion won,
with Okee second. the difference be-
tween these two at the finish being +!
minutes.
/ +. Raymond. owner Of the Hope.
protested all others in the race for hav-
ing gone inside Buoy "a off Greenwich
Point. The committee ruled that TINS
buoy was not a Government buoy, but
the turning mark of another course
and consequently did not sustain the
protest. ,
The 81 raters Amoret and Anita ra>4d
m the irst division of the handicap class
and Anita Won by / minute SO seconds
They also sailed against the Josephine
IN the regular Glass u. Addison @.
Hanan as usual handled the Josephine
and won by 3 minutes IL seconds from
the Anita.
George T.. Garland having no class
competitor. had the temerity TO sail the
Robin Hood III. against w. IL. CHilds's
JoyettA and Clifford II. Mallorys Mar
garo,. The Joyetta won, with Margaret
second. and Garland was able to hnish
close up, being three minute astern OF
the winner.
Sally IN. won in the second handicap
division from Nadia.
In the Interclub class the Barbara
won and Roy Mlnney's Whit was Sec
ond, beaten / minutes 81 seconds.
Il. :. Morgan added another trophy 70
his collection by winning again in the
Jewel : class with the Opal. h yacht
finished Is seconds ahead OF Brilliant,
the second yacht.
The Indian lIarbor one design sailors
Rad their usual fun n Page & Bush
won the race with the Yaqui, wSile the
Huihoehee. owned by j. w. Lewis. was
second. The Huiheehee, Minnehaha and
Wahneta finished in 10 seconds,
George A. Cory won in the Star class
with Little Dipper, q. w. Elder. Jr.'s
Zete being second.
The races were well managed by
Richard A. Monks, Henry c. Pelton and
Abbott +. Brush. The summaries
NEW YORK Y. c FIFTY FOOTERs-
START 2:2j-cOuRsE. 20 MILES.
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