The New York herald., 1921-07-26
Squadron Of New York Y. {.
Is in Glen Cove Harbor
One Hundred Ready to Greet
Commodore Morgan.
BY ARTHUR r. ALDRIDGE.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD
GLEN COVE. l.. l., July 25.-The yachts
enrolled in the New York Yacht Clut
began to arrive at the rendezvous to-day
and by tomorrow afternoon the harbor
will be well filled and the feet will In.
clude steamers, auxiliaries. power yachts
and sailing vessels. When it was de.
clded that the club would revive the
cruise this summer the most optimistic
yachtsman did not think that the fleet
would be very large. but 1t was agreed
by all that 1t would be a good beginning
Now so many yachtsmen have put their
yachts in commission that all are sur
prised and delighted at the outlook.
Many of the sailing yachts. particu-
larly the fifties and thirtes, raced al
Larchmont last week and since the close
of the last race their shippers and
crews have been doing a little over
hauling and preparing for the seven
days of racing which will begin on
Wednesday morning.
Some of the sailing yachts went TO
City Island for these final touches.
These will sail or tow over to Glen Cove
some time tomorrow to be on hand
when Commodore Morgan, on board the
flagship Corsair. 'steams into the har-
Dor at o'clock in the afternoon.
IS During Larchmont race week six re-
gattas were held. In these the total
number of starters was 535 and they
took part in 112 class races. In the
series for the 50-footers. which was won
by the Istalena, the Spartan won two
firsts. Istalena, Grayling and Carolina
each won a first and one race was not
finished within the time limit. Istalena
won because in addition TO one first she
was credited with four second PRICES
The series for the Larchmont D class
was won by +. II. Johpson's Grey Dawn,
with two flrsts and three seconds. Ed
mund Fish sailed the Grey Dawn and
will sail 1t on the New York Yacht Club
cruise. ]. f. Mahlstedt's Georgia was
second. with two frsts. a second and
two thirds and Maisie. owned ty L. V.
Lockwood, won one race and was sec-
ond once. The Maisie on the cruise will
be sailed by L. Burton Hart, recognized
as one Of the best amateurs in this sec
ton.
The best record in the 80 foot class
was made by the Adios. owned by F. l..
Richards. That yacht won three frsts
and was three times third There were
nine starters in this class. Nautilus
was next. with one first and three sec
onds, and Lena next. with one irst and
one second.
Twelve of the Victory sloops took part
In the weeks races and the competition
was very keen. This class Is hot one
1t was promoted last year and has de-
veloped some remarkably good sailors.
Just who will finally be determined the
winner of the series prize will not be
known until some decisions have beer
made by the regatta committee. but 1t
looks as II the Blue Jacket has won.
The racing in this class was not at all
a monopoly by one boat. Buddy Is the
only one of the feet TO have finished
first twice, but her second win she lost
through having disregarded the rules be-
fore the start. with this disqualification
taken into consideration the winners of
one race each during the week were
Ace. Buddy. Blue Jacket. Mongolia.
Black Jack and Marie Rose.