New-York tribune., 1922-07-05

'o"Hu eiiSiHSeINSS III an unc&cILlnE Ql
the Westchester hills.
The New YorR Yacht Clubs fifty.
footers and forty-footers slipped in
under the fag end Of the northerly
breeze, but several of the thirty-footers
and the Larchmont 30" class had a
tough time making the line. The
yachtsmen spent most of the after
noon whistling for the sou'wester that
frequently ciatters across the sound
late in the day and which has saved
many regatta from failure. They
didn't whistle the proper tune yester-
day. To add to the gayety of the be-
Gained fleet particularly wet rain
began to fall about O'Clock.
One Of the outstanding features Of
the regatta was the victory of Lea,
owned by j. s. Birmingham, in the
international six-mcter class. FLYING
the burgce Of the Seawanhaka
Corinthian Yacht Club and sailed by
Sherman Hoyt, Lea led the rest of the
international candidates across the
finish line by wide margin.
Lea Starts OF Poorly
Lea did not get away to a particular
ly propitious start, trailing most of
her class across the line. But what
she lost in the broad reach across the
sound she made up by fine windward
work IN the second leg. Lea was de-
signed by Gielow and there are many
experts who believe that she will make
the American team of four boats, which
is to meet the English yachts in a
series Of races for the British
American Cup in September.
.JOhnsfnn Fnroct,o Dr;o
i.mpre essive winner on Monday in the
American Yacht Clubs regatta,
finished somewhat weak second to
Lea Yesterday. H. B. Plants Clytie
was third. The six-meters sailed a
special triangular course of fourteen
and one-quarter miles. Nine of the
would-he internationalists started.
Vice Commodore George Nichols in
his black-hulled Carolina repeated his
victory of Monday over Carroll B.
Alker Istalena in the twenty mile
race for New York Yacht Club fifties.
lstalena was outsailed on all legs of
eAe triangular journey and finished
more than four minutes astern of
Carolina.
j. E. Hayes's Zilph was the winner
among the New York Yacht Club forty
footers after a spirited duel with F.
D. M. Strachan's Monsoon and the
Rowdy, owned by Holland S. Duell.
Pampero, the property of c. Lee An
drews, was outdistanced in this class.
Mink Victor Over OrioIe
w. H. Hoffman's Mink was the VIC
tor over S. G. Prizes Oriole among the
New York thirty footers by the narrow
margin of fifty-two seconds. The re-
suit may be changed, however, as both
boats Huipcr CT Aao Cd
what the trouble was the shippers
failed to say, hut the owner of Mink
informed the regatta committee that
he would file written complaint
within twenty-four hours J. B. Dun
baugh's Countess was a good third in
this class.
Phillip H. Johnson, of the Larchmont
Yacht Club, celebrated the occasion by
winning his first victory of the year
with Gray Dawn in the Larchmont "O'
division. Gray Dawn showed the way
to Harry L. Maxwell's black Nimbus
by comfortable margin, while l.. V
Lockwood's Maisie was ten minutes
astern Of the Maxwell sloop.
The summaries:
NEW YoRK~YACHT CLUB 5o-FooTERs
COURSE. 81 MILES-START, IL NJ
Yacht. Owner Finish. EI Time
H NJ. s. II. NJ. s
Carolina. George Nichols. $4,000 3:20:0g
1stalena. Carroll B. Alker. 3:24:4l 3:24:4l
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB 4o-FOOTERs
COURSE. 21 MILEs--sTART. 1906.
zllph. j. e. Hayes. a:so:55 3:25;5s
Monsoon. F D M. strachan. 3:s2o7 327:oI
Rcwdy. Holland s. Dueil. 3.32:4s 3.27:4s
Pampero. G. Lee Andrews S:4s :03 3:43:o;
LARCHMONT 20" CLASS-COURSE. 81
MILEs-START. 1910.
Gray Dawn P. II. johnson 4:44:2f 4:34:2I
Nimbus. II. L. Maxwell. A:46:11 4:s6:11
Maisie, L. v. Lockwood. 4:56:12 4:46:1
Georgia. II. NJ. Cowper
tnwalte ......'......... 4:56 :38 4:4s:3s
Betty. Gerald Ford .... 5:01:33 Ash q.
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB so-FOOTERs
COURSE, 1917 MILEs-START. 1920.
Mink. w. II. Hoffman,. 3:4s:43 8:2s:4s
Oriole, 8. c. Pirie ..... S:49:S5 329:8t
Countess. j. B. Dunbaugh :51:03 3:31:0t
Okee. J. A. Mehstedt.. 3:56:13 3:36:13
Adios. Horndge Bros. 3:57:14 3:37:f4
Banzai. Edmund Lang. 4:0s:27 S:48:27
Fiji II, l.. r. Warner. 5;G5:13 4:45:13
LONG ISLAND SOUND scHooNERs-
COURSE. 14% MILES--START, 1926.
Allure, j. 8. Appleby 5:s5:2s 5:o5:ss
Moira, Clarkson Cowl (Not timed)
VICTORY CLAss--couRsE. lax MILES
START, 1910.
spad. T. s. Clarke. $50. 6;14:55 4:34:55
Madelon, II. w. Buck. 49,. 5:19:20 4:39:20
Gopher. w. r. Elmer. 5;23:s3 4:43 :33
N. A. r. Donald Cow. -. 5:3s:S1 45s:31
Blue Jacket, Jas. Is. F0rd b:39;4f b9.44
Flapper, Lewis 1selin... 6:05:51 5:25:51
SIX-METER CLASS
COURSE, AK MILES--START, 1885
Lea, J. r. Birmingham. =. 4.26:S2 3:5i:32
Priscilla, j. de Forest.... f;34:35 3.59:35
Clytie, II. B. Plant. ... 4:36:07 401:07
l. Esprit. w. II. Childs... 4:38:a5 4o3:35
Viva, Larchmont Y. CO.. s:42:50 407;50
Ace, Adrian Iselin I'd d..... 4:43:2S 40S:2S
Grebe. r. de B. Boardman 4:45:19 4;10:19
Montauk. w A.W. Stewart 4.53!49 4:1s:43
Cygnet, P. l.. Hammond. 4:5o:i4 4.24:I4
HANDICAP CLASS-YAWL DIVISION
COURSE. 14A MiLES--START, 1925
Feu Foiiet, o. J. Karsch 5:17:4o 4:52:4o
Jabberwock, ). H. Curtiss. 5:37:14 6:l2:14
La Guiana, J. 3. Edgar. Withdrew
Squall H. s. Sayers. ..... Withdrew
Corrected time--Feu FolIet, 4:h2:40; Jab-
berwock, 4:53:13.
FIRST DIVISION HANDICAP-COURsE
lax MILES--START. 1918
Amoret, P. G. Pfeiffer.. 5:i717 5:o2:17
Young Miss. L. B. Schwiroz Wrong course
ZIngara. C. w. Atwater... Wrong course
SECOND DIVISION - COURSE, 14X
MILES-START, 1895
Sally TX. Dr. A. E. Black. 4:65:4o 4;30:40
Mignon. A. c. Fox, ,....... 523:03 4:5S:o3