New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

cans were decisively defeated.
vice Commodore George Nichols. of
lie New York Yacht Club; Robert w.
rmmoas I'd, of Boston, and Clifford
MALLORY comprise the committee that
viii make the final selections. The
elimination trials and the cup races
rsish are to be held IN September are
q he conducted under the auspices
q the awanhak8-Carinthia Yacht
rlah af Oyster Bay.
yise.Commodore c. Sherman Hoyt.
~ she Observation-Disclosures Club,
who Is secretary of the committee
having the cup RACES in Charge, re-
ceired cabiegran yesterday ffom
England announcing change in she
British team. The Rose, built from
designs by Charles Nicholson for =
syndicate Of English yachtsmen, viii
F5t be sent TO this country. It is said
.sst IN the English elimination trials
ste did not perform as we'll as was ex-
tstted and her place on the team has
been taken by Caryl. one of the quar-
,st that contested successfully against
The Americans last year. Caryl was
designed by Fyse and is owned b.
william F. Robertson. She will be
miled by Mr.. Robertson and an anna
teur crew.
VIII Arrive This Week
Cary and Cola, one OF the other
British boats, are new on their way
rgoss the Atlantic on the steamship
stythia and viii reach here on Tues
asy o. Wednesday. John G. Stepten
asd Charles Glen Andrews. who will
sA the Caryl, are passengers on the
Str.hia.
The Reg, owned by N. Clarke Neil.
snd the Jean, the property of Major
the Honorable Sir John Ward, are be-
lag sent over on the Berengaria. They
have been somewhat delayed. owing to
slight accident to that steamer MIR.
Clarke Neill and Captain r. T. Dixon,
she will sail the Reg, are passengers
On the Berengaria, as are Sir RaInh
and Lady Gore and Sir John and Lady
Ward, who will sail the Jean. The
bitter yacht was named for Lady Ward.
The English team will probably make
rs headquarters at the American Yacht
Club in Rye and will hold their prac.
Use races off there. On September T
he visiting yachtsmen will be given
dinner st the Stamford Yacht Club,
shsn the yachts taking part in The
inter-club cruise will anchor in STAN
iord Harbor.
Il is possible that only fourteen of
he American candidates for position
On the cup team will compete in the
elimination trials which start to-mor-
row, as there is considerable doubt as
TO vaether Nanwa and Mosca, two
eastern entries, will start. The boats
that are certain &c startoare the Sake,
haatauk, Grebe, Cygnet, Priscilla. Peg
81 gally- Hoo, L'Esprit, Clytie. Ace,
fan l..
ater, owned by Charles A. Welch I'd
nd designed by Burgess, is one of the
Boston entries, as is Sake, the prop
.ty of Frank c. Paine. She also was
designed by Burgess.
Mystery in Name
The naming of the Undertaken has
caused considerable comment in yacht
ing circles and has never been ex-
are owned by syndicates organized by
members of the Larchmont and Stam-
ford Yacht clubs.
Inc American Six-meter candidates
have had a great deal of racing this
summer on Long Island Sound and the
selection committee already has a fair
line on their capabilities. The COM
petition between them, however, has
been very keen and the job of choos-
ing the best four will undoubtedly be
quite a task. On past performances
several of the yachts stand out and
ssmong these are J. F. Birmingham's
Lea, sailed by Sherman Hoyt; Henry
B. Plants Clytie, the Priscilla owned
and sailed by Johnston DeForest and
nullt by Nevins; the Grebe, owned by
n, dc B. Boardman and Townsend Ir-
WIN and Esprit, the property of Will
nam b. Childs. Grebe and Montauk
| are veterans of last years races in
England Both were designed by Will
nam Gardner and Grebe is the one
member OF the contesting feet that
seems certain of selection. Another
/ apparent certainty is Lea.
Inc first elimination trial will be
started at 10 a. m. and it is the de-
s slrs Of the selection committee to have
shIee races day if possible. The boats
.assiag the poorer showing will be dis
saraed day by day until only four re-
main. The boats will be sent over
triangular courses of six miles and
sso winds1ard and leeward courses Of
III Me ssrna J,e$,,oa ~