New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Aldricln Buys
Racing Yacht
Flying Cloud
Other Transfers of Cruisers
and Racing Craft Arc
Effected by Sporlsmcn

Winthrop ". Adrich. part owner Of
the six-mctcr yacht Montauk. one of
the American boats Fiat raced at Cowcs
last year for tho Rritish- American
Cup. has purchased the Flying Cloud.
recently owned by Paris s. Russell, and
VIII use her in schooner races here
next summer. Flying Cloud WAS for-
mcrly the Radiant and was built by
l,awlcy for Clifford h. Hendrix from
designs by William Gardner She is
ninety feet long over all and sixty ono
feet on the water line.
Wharton Sinklc", of Phiadcl clphia, has
chartered tho English steam yacht
Lornca, owned by Lord llollandcr This
yacht was formerly the Hcryl and was
originally built for I.oll Invorcly ydc
She has length Of 200 feet over all
and beam Of 81 feet Mr. Sinkler is
on his way to Join the yacht and will
use her for cruising in the Mcditcrra-
mean until late ii tho spring. when he
Will return to this country. The char
tcr was effected through the firm Of
Tams King. Tho same firm has sold
foreign built, Diesel powered yacht
Of 400 tons to a we'll known sports
man She win soon be bropht here for
rcconditonnc.
Pierre l.. Barley. Of 'ruNedo PARK.
has had built from designs by Tams
& k ing shallow draft boat which has
been named kctchcn,. The boat is soon
to be shipped South and Will he used
by hcr owner for fishing and cruising
along the Florida coast The boat is
thirty-t five feet long and Will have a
sustained speed Of seventeen miles an
hour.
The auxiliary schooner yacht Haida.
formerly Elise II, now owned by Major
MAJ c. Fleischman, of the New York
Yacht Club, sailed from Camden. y. j..
last week in command Of Captain
Charles Rodstrom. for her rev home
port Santa Barbara, Calf This vach.
was purchased by Major Flcischmar
through the firm of Cox & Stevens. whc
have supervised her recent overhaul!
ing. ha'da Is expected to arrive at her
Pacific Coast destination carly In
March,
Ilcr new owner plans some extended
cruises. one Of which viii take him to
Alaska. The yacht is rugged as a three
mastcd schooner and is eighty-fivc feet
over all. She spreads $500 square
rect of canvas AND is powered with a
ninety y-horsepowcr gasoline engine.
Among ether transfers reported bv
Cox and Stevens are the 1t5-foot twin
screw steel steam yacht Fortuna, sold
~ NtuaIl w NNeth. or 'Nllade lDn ia. to
Burns Lyman Smith. oil Syracuse. She
"'il be used on the st. Lawrence River
ana the Great Lakes. Her name is to
be changed to Flora The lOO-foot
twin screw motor yacht North Wind
has been sold for Frank W Frueaur.
Of the New Noll. Yacht Club. to A. c.
Burton, of Houston. Tcx. She is now
cruising in the Gull
The 75-ioot twin-screw houseboat
Harmony has been chartered for T. IL.
symnston, Of New York. to q Western
wacLt Va tsman for use in Southern waters.
The '5-foot power houscboat Niramar
mas oeen sold for +. II. Garcn, of the
New York Yacht Club, to Charles NJ.
Swift The Miramar is now in Florida
and iator in the year will be taken to
Lake Champaign
The 80-foot schooner yacht Nalmorc
has been sold for C. =. Stewart to Paul
Plunkett. OF tho Larchmont Yacht Club,
tor cruising and racing in the Sound
next season. Mizpah. one Of The New
YORK Nacht Club th;rties. has been
sold for d. X Richardson to l.. +.
amer, of Bridgeport. Mr.. Richurd-
son raced the AIiznah All last summer