New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-04
Rio Schooner Makes Up
for Slow Getaway When
Breeze Comes.
FORTY-FIVE START
IN SECOND DAY RUN
Nv v c. Tars Have 10 Whistle
for a Wind, but 1t Comes
at Last.

New London, Aug. S.-0eoFge l.
e.,.~ ir commodore Of the New YORK
Wit club. is receiving the eongrs'u-
,,,ions tonight Of scores Of yacht own
ynon the success Of to-days SQUAD
-. MN from New Haven 10 this port
tbc second one Of the cruise
Wbcn Robert F. ToG's big schooner
v.+ours travelling at steamboat speed
.-ossc5 The finish line of Sarahs Leoge
~ brov this afternoon she was 'he
ioasor 81 rs fine feet Of sloops ana
.sIrorcrs as have ever entered tnis
-. Fortv-ive Of them started IN
-, .i-s ana Gains that gave no
.ss,,,;so 81 breeze for several hours
..Yo,yinr the start. and yet they were
1-.yi,. favored with breeze that
k-.rrb. them over the S9-mile course
s,ienSid finish. The katours, ac-
;-abi,, sailed BY her owner, made the
x...,st time over the course. although
20 started half an hour after her
ss SbH won from Morton +. Plants
t-lena by eight minutes hity-'hree
seS Ceorgo ". Scotts schooner Miladi
coDtor,3 the principal prize Of the dsy
The Alumni Association or l. > "
ltChaIlenge Cup Tor sehooners, oeteat-
6inc. on time allowance. from ten otheIs
81 tbst RIG. In her class she Won from
/ tbe AmoriUa By eight minutes ana
tfo,entv-six seconds. corrected Tune
Okee Ill Wins In Thirties.
T,o cum for sloops went to l. IT,
psr,e-slev's thirty foot sloop Okee III
&c. non in her class from the Adois
~ one minute. one second. Inc
Ts,tiIus was third az the hnlsh and
80 Tera fourth The p class sioop
49, sailing against the best time OF
~ "+hirties." won By five minutes, hVe
seconds from the Okee III, but thAt
sioop beat her on corrected ''me oE
nine minutes, 1--WE seconds
There was some keen racing among
,be offties" when they got the oreeAe'
sspeciallv between william Earl Doages
ssmuri and Geo. NichOls's caro- ma
The Samuri won By one minute I0ul
seconds. but most q her gain was pc
tween Bartlett Lightship and the hhlsh'
OF the clever "forties' that started
Il. B. Plants Mais.e did ne pest WorA'
winning from the Black Duck oy TWO
minutes. thirty-One seconds: CoIhg'lus
Vanderbit's siNty-hvo foot stoop
Aurora. won from the Winsome oy I0u'
minutes forty-siN seconds.
o.. W. Clark's schooner iI0!lIa ca
rcd OF some honors in the way OF
,,;z.s in Class ID. She won from
the Katrina on corrected time by seven
minutes. thirteen seconds: from the
+ Elena in Class B Special by seven
minutes. twenty-sIX seconds, and from
The Flv.ug Cloud in Class + (speclal
bv five minutes, fftv seconds. Harold
Vanderbnts schooner Nagrant sailed
fss- race. defeating the Irolita on
. te,nal time by nine minutes. thirteen
seconds. but she has not been meas
med and so the corrected time is not
available. The Elenas actual time
i aver Tho course was the second best Tor
the distance. 1t was five hours. forty
one minutes, twenty-four seeonds.
Start in Light Air.
An extremely light air from the
sou,hva-d made the start tame analr'
ms regatta committee-H. de q. Far-
sors. J. VI. McDonough and Frederic u
spedden on board the tug
Jn6s q Moran, off the New maven
br-al,water. sent the "thirties" away
frst These small sloops we're lea py
G. b. Kulenkampff's Lesmona, the VIM
ner. Yesterday, of the Navy CnalIenBe
CUP for sloops. She crossed the inc me
with sheet eased 10 port, as did an Vhe
yachts in the feet of forty that started
The other "thirties' got away IN the
following order: The Okee H. the
Benzai the Silhouette, the Lena the
Adois. the Alera and the Nautilus -
The "forties." which started at S:9o'
we're led by DR.. James Bishops ram
| pero. The ten others were strung out
| over an interval Of nearly ten minutes
Aerossing the line in this order: BLACK
8Duck. Souaw, Rowdy, Zilph, Iaullne'
Katharine. Shawara, Maisie and Jesslca'
tThat yacht was twelve minutes IN
Under good Roadway, considering the
weight Of the wind, Cornelius Wander
| bnt's Aurora, with young Nanderbllt
on the after deck. crossed the line,
with balloon drawing well, and her
rival. the Winsome. on her lee quarter.
These were followed by the sloops
Medora and Doris, few lengths apart.
Ssmuri OF First.
When the signal for the getaway OF
| the "hfties" was sounded, at 900.
| William Earl Dodge, at the helm OF
his Samuri, sent her across the line IN
| the windward berth at the same time
that the Carolina. sailed by her own
Il acAf GtOiEt +NANi4NAHs Nlpa7NNa
tnd. The Barbara steered by Ralph
y. Ellis. came next; then the Grayling,
with ]. p Morgan at the stick, and
| Commodore Bakers Ventura, steered
by Fleet Captain Granville Kane, cross
l~ing last, but close up 20 the Grayhng'
! W. l. Baldwin's Flying Cloud led the
| schooner division across the line, the
others following in the order named,
but few Of them within the time limit
'for their respective classes; The Mlladi,
| the Amorilla the Windward, the ka-
trina, the Elena, with a great balloon
maintopmast staysail on; the Vagrant,
the Marette, the Katoura, the Invader
and the Atlantic. This yacht crossed
the line fifty minutes after her signal.
Faulkner's Island Light is twelve
miles from the New Haven Breakwster,
and yet not one Of the yachts had
passed that beacon three hours after