New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-22


larger classes were supposed to have
a beat from the starting line off Larch-
mont breakwater to a mark off Motifs
Point. A broad reach then was sup
posed take the boats to another mark
off Great Captains Island. Another
reach was supposed to bring them
hong. AS the wind kept playing
prarJ,s, the plans of the committee
went to Davey Jones's locker, and only
the shippers of the craft know how
they sailed the triangle.
AS the afternoon advanced the old
reliable southwest wind came sweep
ing across Long Island Sound. When
1t struck the feet the craft were widely
separated. Boats in the same division
were IN some cases a good half hour
apart. Naturally it made wide differ
ehces In the times at the finish Also,
a beat on the final leg. This also made
late finishes.
AS usual, it was the more important
classes that vent the longer courses
and did not finish until late in the
day In the 50-foot division Of the New
York Yacht Club the winner was Caro-
Ina, the property Of Commodore
George Nichols, New York Yacht Club.
Like Americas celebrated race in Eng
land, there was no second" as Istalena.
the other 50-footer, was hopelessly out
of the race.
l.. V. Lockwood's Maisie was the f'rst
Of the Larchmont boats across the
finish line, winning by big margin
from Betty, the property Of Ford &
New York Yacht Club the winner was
Oriole, the property of s. G. Pirie.
The first Of the international six-meter
yachts to reach the finish line was Lea
which belongs to j. F. Birmingham.
w. Il. Eimer's Gopher won In the
Victory Class. In the Arrow division
the winner was Jack O. Lantern. which
belongs to G. J. Bardsh. The usual
large feet of Star yachts started and
the winner was Themis, which belongs
to Van Wrinkle & Pingry. Jade was
the first Of the Glen Cove Jewels home.
Allure won in the Long Island Schooner
Class
The summary:
NEW YORK y. C. 50-FOOTERS-START
2:o5-COURSB. 16A MILES.
Finish. Elapsed
Yacht and Owner Inns HMS
GS stn}a5s Gee Nichols. 6:4o:24 ABBA
Won by Carolina.
NE" YORK Y. c. 4O-FOOTERS-sTART.
z1O-CoURsE. 1sA MILES.
P PsmnsIn 70 NJ straehan. 1850 1850
R aR4sf0 r. G S p AndrewS. s:esos .:ssos
Zilph, ]. E. Hayes ..... 80. No
Mildred II. R. c. Mcneil. -
Won by Rowdy.
LARCHMoNT Y. c. s-FooTERs-sTARr
2I6-CouRsE. So MILES
Georgia, H. NJ. Cowper-
SlmSqs. II l. Maxwell s s:ss:ss t ta1ss
Gray Dawn. p. H. Johnson - 800
Ralsie' l.: v Lockwood s:o7:1s s:52:1s
Won by Aiaisle.
HANDICAP CIAss-FIRsrr n1vrS1or
START, 2:2O-COURsE, s% MILES,
southeriy, B. X. sharp s:5s:2s 4:ss:ss
Azor. C. A. Marsland 7:I!.5o 4.sJ IN
Mashnee, Norris & Hayden e:50:l4 4:30:IS
AA a P. c Pfsiher... 6:46:4i 4:2s:44
Corrected time on Mashnee 4.o4.54.
Anoret. 4:26:44; Southerly, 4:3o:os. Azor
4:3i:5o. '' 1A"'i'
NEW YORK Y. c. so-FooTERs-srART
2;20-coURSE, sN MILES.
ooq pios Z B BIZ, Dunbaush 5:oo14 4ss:14
okee. J: II. Mas.;stedt. . t:4s:42 4:so:42
Mink, W. Fl. Hoffman. 6:47:l6 4:22.is
Adlos. Horndge Bros. 80 - $50
silhouette. r. II. Amberg. s.4a:27 4:1s:27
HANDICAP cLAss-sECoND DIVISION
START 2:ao-coURsE. 5lA MILES
Sally TX. A. e. Black .4:4s:ss 2.1s.ao
Comet. C. Vanderbilt jr. 527:o6 2:5T:os
I9 hbsr III; D. II + Cox 5:2l:l5 2:si is
corrected time on Sally TX. 2:lS:32:
Dolly III. 2;42:15; Comet, 2:5s.4a. Iah,
berwoc<. $4,000. 'ao-
HAMDICAP cLAss-THIRD DIVISION
START, z;a5; COURSE. 81 MILES
f. Hood III. G.E.Gartiands:aso3 s:ol:oa