New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
Carolina Leads
! Fifty-Footers
/ On, the Sound
Adios Spectacular Winner
Over 6 Other 3O-Footers:
- Mars Ill Wins in Star Glass
By Jack Lawrence

the Larchmont Yacht Clubs annual
race week here to-day. Nearly 100
racing yachts were gathered in the
saily decorated harbor when the re-
-gatta committee called the New York
Yacht Club 50footers to the line to be
sent away in the first event Of the day
In addition to the racing craft there
vas the greatest feet of pleasure Yachts
moored in and outside of Larchmont
Harbor that has been seen in Long
Island Sound since 1915. Many Of
them had come from distant points and
mad festive cruising parties on board.
Quite few Of these will make their
headquarters at Larchmont for the en-
tire seven days of racing and water
SPORTS. The eastern end of the Sound
ssvfas well represented in the visiting
sfotila, some of the larger cruisers
looming from Newport, Block Island,
Providence and one or two from Boston.
80 Youngsters Have Big Day
Small boats predominated in the
days racing. the little fellows coming
out in great numbers for all classes,
Veteran Corinthians who gathered
here to watch the amateur windjam-
mers battle for the weeks honors de-
rlared that they could not remember
q regatta ia the history of Long Island
Sound that had attracted SO many
small racing craft. Catboats, sloops
and even sailing canoes were on hand
and many of them were manned by
youngsters, who were having their
trst real racing experience.
Ia the Star Glass alone there were
eighteen starters, the best showing the
class has made since it became prom
lnent factor in one-design racing.
George Nichols, at the helm OF his
Carolina. turned the tables on Phillip
Mallory, at the wheel of George NJ.
Pynchen's Istaiena. by romping off
with the event for New York Yacht
Club 5o-footers. Mallory, however,
gave the New York Yacht Club star
hard battle from start to finish and
was on his heels over the entire tri-
angular course.
F. l.. Richards's Adios won a spec
tacular victory over six other New
York Yacht Club thirty Hooters, while
Mars II, the property Of NJ. C. Crosby,
was the winner IN the Star Clays.
Grayling Finishes Third
j. P. Morgan's Grayling finished
third among the fifty-footers and
looked like winner during the first
leg when she rounded the mark on
practically even terms with Istalena.
The latter, however, seemed to get the
best breaks in the puffy airs that were
blowing early in the day and managed
To outfoot Crawling. Carolina moved
rp into second place and passed Ista-
lena on the last leg.
The summaries:
7. Y. c. 5o-FooTERs-DI DISTANCE, 81
- MILES-START, 1925
Finish. dine:
l 1aI;,a; 6 n , Pynehon s:Ss:os 5:sa:9s
rs,Aeushia. L. g. Ham
Virginia. T. E. crofoot. :. s:o7:5s S:<s:5s
-.e SPECIAL RAcE-NoRwEGIAN rs
- METER CLASS
: Plneyin III. r. A. Kjeve. 4:37;ol 5.s7:51
Tamara III, x. Kroestad. 4:2752 a:s7:5
HANDICAP. FIRST DIVISIONS MILES
START, l2:40
Finish time.
Gina a.no y s sissa 5 s535
SPECIAL RACE-.2l MILEs-sTART, IL 80
MAMMA Hanan J. childs. 5:54:55 S:3o:55
Monsoon. +. d. Strachan. s:14;22 5:44:22
n. Y. C 50 -FooTERs-21 MILEs-sTART.
Matsie /. v Lockwood WOOD s:g1:2s s:4e:2s
Grey Dawn. p A. Johnson 6:25:22 5:5o:22
Georgia. L. T. Mahlstot.. 6:25:43 6:5o:43
" Y. O-FooTERs-ls MILEs-sTART,
Aaios F. L. Richards. 5:5e.S1 5:14:5l
Nautilus. NJ. e. Hatfield. 6:05:20 $1,000
Houqua. W. @. Low jr.... 6:05:24 5:20:24
silhouette. r. ii. Ambere. 6:05:4S 5:20:4S
Rowdy IL l.. Query 49,. e:l1:o5 5:2s:o5
Mizpah, D. r. Richardson 6:12:07 5:27:o7
i Lena. O. 81. REID ........ G:13:47 5:2S:47
LONG ISLAND SOUND sCHOONBRs--
START, l2:50-COURSE. ~ MILES
Elapsed
Finnish time
Yacht and owner Inns. Inns:
a aiaFe Applsby ss o:Sd ssS: 81
sAlgol. l.. Hawthorne. 4:30:57 3:4o:57
Mo.ra, c, Cowl. ......... 4:se:ts SACHS
SECOND DIVISION HANDICAP
s.ssyia II. 4 x.svs s'sSei s W.
sally TX A. f. Black ... 4:22:03 1882 03
Mgnan. A. c. Fox ..... 29:3s SS3: 1G
ssSSsFsoeI !. i; csrtis 45s: S,r, AZ IS
Tern " 7 nofnIdg sssf.' 5000 SIS 90
Badger, ]. Kepplcr .... 4:$2:1l $:3I ~
A,uray, j. F. Lawlor. 4:a1:o9 $4,000
.FHIRD DIVfSION-HANDICA
~ 12:56--COURSE, "a MILES
Robin Hood III. G. e
acadlsn. + e. Raymond a:a7:os s:a5:1l
Qoakeress III. c.. A. Wey-
AI ass ii r Hornidss 1896 ssss g s sss:ss
VICTORY CLASS = START, 200 -
COURSE. 5As MILES
BuddS G. b. Alker...... 4:IT:59 3:1T:59
7Siuelacket j. q. Ford. 4:1949 3:19:49
ssAerte, r. r. Martin. 4:2T:5A S2T;54
Mongolia. II. NJ Curtis. a:2S:0i 3:2S:04
AFl Stewart ................ 4:2s:oo $4,000
Ace A. Iselin .......... 4:29:o5 32s:o5
black Jack. II. S. Morgan 4:30:31 3:30:3l
+ EaFiator r. Davidson. =. 32 100 1882 100
n A. r.. ID. Cowl..... $500 $4,000
biue Devil. H. #. whitney 4:2s:2s S;2s;23
q STAR CLASs--sTART. llo--COURsE.
6',s MILES
Ears II. NJ. c. Crosby. 4:32:11 3:22;11
Maia, b. l.. I4inkfeid 49,. 4N2:3o 322:3o
Septune. c. r. Soaring. T.. 4:54:13 3:24:13
smoothing Star l.. n. Dill
Milky Way. + ". reyes.. 4:s5:ss s:25:ss
40 40 Wind W. J. McHugh. 4;S5;4o 3:25:4o
Sis pipper, j, r Robin
bs sSa 5 2 Mn, ass:5s sss IS
s3nnemis. Van Wrinkle and
North Star. G. rsein I'd. 4:Ss:4s s:9s:4s
saturn q. w. Elder jr.. 4:39:44 3:20:44
a'hern Cross. a. Knopp.
seacock, T. II. Hasbrouck 4:42.b5 3:32:55
rex e. a. Ratsey ....... 4:41 100 s:31 90
Wien COVE JEWELS START, 1906
COURSE. 5h MILES
Aeuamarine, NJ. J. Al
bertson ........... 4:31:l5 3:2s:15
1pal G. III. Appleby 49,. 4.32:49 3:27;40
ssde G. w. Willard 49, 4:32:4S 3:27: 10
ssufquose. a w. Hicks. 4:34,4s 3;29: 81
aapneethyst II. c. McCully. 4;S6;5! 3:3t:51
fs'NhoW CLASS START. l;o5-COURSE