1936. Black D 0000 Totals 32 5 8 27) Totals 32 1 724 S. W. Harbor 100 000 000- Blue Hill 100 000 22x-5 Irrors-Bowden 2. Cunio. Stanwood, H. Astbury, Runs batted in-Demmons, Syl- vester 2, P. Carter, Mills. Two base hits -Mills. Stolen bases-H. Astbury, Mills. Radeliff. Sacrifices Sylvester. Double plays-Osgood to H. Astbury. Left on base Blue Hill 7. S. W. Harbor 5. Base on balls-Radeliff 2. Strikeouts by Dem- mons 12. Black, Hits- off Radcliff 5 in 2-3: Black 3 In 1 1-3. Hit by pitch- er-by Radelift (M. Astbury). Wild pitches -Radcliff. Losing pitcher-Radeliff. Um- pires-Shirley, Jenkins. Time-2:00. At- tendance-300 Full Racing Season At Northeast Harbor NORTHEAST HARBOR, July 13 This second day will see the com- ward Memorial Cup race. This race -The 1947 racing season of the bined fleets of all the yacht clubs has been an annual affair since Northeast Harbor fleet has an un- in the vicinity of Frenchman's Bay 1925 when it was sailed on the usually full schedule this summer participating in an all day race. birthday of the former Commodore for the four regular one design The crowning event of the season George Davenport Hayward. who classes which are the International, is the August cruise of the fleet the first commodore of the A, Luders 16. and the Bullseye when visiting yachts from all along Northeast Harbor fleet. classes. the Atlantic coast center their OTHER RACES During the month of July there activity here for a three day cruise. Other important special races will will be six regular series races held In addition to these events there be tryouts for the Adams cup and on Tuesday and Saturday of each are numerous special races for the Sears cup, team races with Bar week. In August there will be eight special classes of boats. On six Ha-bor and Blue Hill, the seaman's regular series races held on the Fridays throughout the season race sailed in Luders 16, the single same days of the week. there will be special all day races handed Bullseye class race, and the Two sailing events which always for the larger sailing boats in the final event of the season ,the Labor attract a great deal of interest and cruising class. These races were Day regatta. competition in these waters are the started last year for the first time For junior members the fleet, two cruises, one on July 23, 24 and and have proved so successful that sailing instructions are held off 25. and the other coming on August an increased number of these races the Rock End dock each morning. 20, 21 and 22. ha 3 been added to the schedule in More than 50 youngsters report to SEASON'S FEATURES this clas the six instructors who teach An innovation on the July cruise Of particular interest also are elementary and advanced sailing. Bar Harbor this year will be the the seamanship race for boys under Opportunity is also given for ling of the Bar Harbor regatta 18 nd girls under 21 years of age, private sailing lessons during the the second day of the cruise. and the George Davenport Hay- afternoon. Mon. 7-14-47 Full Racing Season At Northeast Harbor NORTHEAST HARBOR, July 13 This second day will see the com- -The 1947 racing season of the ward Memorial Cup race. This race bined fleets of all the yacht clubs Northeast Harbor fleet has an un- has been an annual affair since in the vicinity of Frenchman's Bay u sually full schedule this summer 1925 when it was sailed on the participating in an all day race. birthday of the former Commodore fo." the four regular one design The crowning event of the season classes which are the International, George Davenport Hayward. who is the August cruise of the fleet the first commodore of the A, Luders 16. and the Bullseye when visiting yachts from all along Northeast Harbor fleet. classes. the Atlantic coast center their OTHER RACES During the month of July there activity here for a three day cruise. Other important special races will will be six regular series races held In addition to these events there be tryouts for the Adams cup and on Tuesday and Saturday of each are numerous special races for the Sears cup. team races with Bar week. In August there will be eight special classes of boats. On six Ha-bor and Blue Hill, the seaman's regular series races held on the Fridays throughout the season race sailed in Luders 16. the single same days of the week. there will be special all day races handed Bullseye class race, and the Two sailing events which always for the larger sailing boats in the final event of the season ,the Labor attract a great deal of interest and cruising class. These races were Day regatta. competition in these waters are the started last year for the first time For junior members the fleet. two cruises, one on July 23, 24 and and have proved so successful that sailing instructions are held off 25, and the other coming on August an increased number. of these races the Rock End dock each morning. 20, 21 and 22. ha 3 been added to the schedule in More than 50 youngsters report to SEASON'S FEATURES this class. the six instructors who teach An innovation on the July cruise of particular interest also are elementary and advanced sailing. to Bar Harbor this year will be the the seamanship race for boys under Opportunity is also given for sailing of the Bar Harbor regatta 18 and girls under 21 years of age, private sailing lessons during the on the second day of the cruise. and the George Davenport Hay- afternoon. UILA CAPTURES FINLAY'S CHARM-WINS NORTHEAST RACE AT NO. EAST HARBOR FINLAY'S CHARM ORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July NORTH EAST HARBOR, Me.. -In a seven knot easterly breeze July 14-Thirty-four boats of the yachts representing five classes of North East Harbor fleet started the OUTSAILS SABOT che Northeast Harbor fleet, took part second race of the July series here today in the first of the regular races today in a three-knot southerly in the July series. breeze. In the S class. Henry P. Potter's Aquila Leads 30's at In the 30 square meter class John Finlay's Charm beat Frederic O. Spedden's Spindrift by a little over Northeast Harbor R. Potter's Aquila won over Dr. Francis C. Grant's Nancy by nearly a minute. John Tyssowski's Valee [Special Disp: ch to The Herald] 25 minutes. E. Farnham Butler's nosed out John R. Potter's Aquila NORTH EAST HARBOR, Me., Whistler took first place in the Law- by 11 seconds to win the 30 square ley division of class A, beating Harry meter class race. July 17-In a 10-knot northwest Haskell's Kayleen by nearly two min- In the Lawley division of class A. breeze, 36 yachts of the Northeast utes, In the Rice division of this Joan Milliken's Kipper captured first Harbor fleet crossed the starting line class Reginald C. Robbins' Kinglet place beating Vance C. McCormick's in the third race of the July series ed William L. E. Sinkler's Hoyden Mecoh 2 by a little over a minute. to the finish line by a little over four In the Rice division of this class here today. minutes. Reginald C. Robbins' Kinglet beat Henry P. Finlay's Charm won the In class B, W. Rodman Fay's Skip J. Slater Murphy's Bob White to the S class race, beating Eliot Richard- Jack outfooted Dr. William Earl finish line by nearly 2 minutes. W. son's Sabot by nearly nine minutes. Clark's Kit Kat by a little over two Rodman Fay's Skip Jack won the B class race beating Andrew McInnes' In the 30 square meter class, John minutes. Joseph L. Grant's Sizzle aptured the Bullseye class race by Venture 2 by nearly 9 minutes. R. Potter's Aquila beat John Tys- heading H. R. Neilson, Jr.'s Chizzle S Class Boat and owner h m . sowski's Valee by nearly a minute. y over a minute and a half. Charm. Henry P. Finlay 0 47 00 Wharton Sinkler's Last Chance Spindrift. Frederick O. Spedden o 18 08 30 Square Meter Class Sabot. Eliot Richardson 0 IS 11 captured first place in the Lawley quila. John R. Potter 29 28 30 Square Meter Class laney, Dr. Francis C. Grant Valee John Tyssowski 1 51 division of the A class by outsailing 55 23 Aquila John R. Potter 1 51 CLASS A Naney, Dr. Francis C. Grant 1 52 04 Finlay Matheson's Colleen by 25 sec- Lawley Division Lawley Division Thistler. E. Farnham Butler I 41 IS Kipper. Joan Milliken 1 16 on onds. avieen. Harry G. Haskell 1 43 33 Mecoh 2. Vance C. McCormick 1 47 lecoh. Vance C. McCormick Kayleen, Harry G. Haskell 1 49 20 In the Rice division of this class, 1 4D 10. Miss Elizabeth Madeira Whistler E. Farnham Butler 1 19 30 410 57 onstance, Harry R. Medcira 53.45 Acolus. Louise and Alan Mellhenny 1 30 04 Reginald C. Robbins' Kinglet won slleen. Finlay Matheson 03 on Daffvdill. Francis Parkman 1 50.32 ast Chance. Wharton Sinkler or 20 Colleen, Finlay Matheson 1 OS its third straight race of the season colus Louise and Alan Melllhenny 04 00 Constance, H. R Neilson 1 35.01 by defeating James S. Murphy's Bob upper, Joan Milliken 04 18 Last Chance, Wharton Sinkler 1 58 43 affydill. Mrs. Henry Parkman 06 05 Ino. Miss Elizabeth Madeira = 10 41 White by a little over a minute and B Class CLASS B Skin Jack. W. Rodmen Fay 1 55 58 a half. tin Jack W Rodman Fay 1 58 23 Venture 2. Andrew MeInnes 07 35 W. Rodman Fay's Skip Jack also it Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 1 Witnit. Constance Bradley 12 08 itnit. Constance Bradley 00 25 Kit Kat Dr. William Earl Clark 15 00 took it's third successive victory in ein. Thomas Reath. Jr 03 55 Vera, Thomas Reach Jr 13 the B class, leading Dr. William Earl had. Holmes H. Welch 2 04 28 Shad, Holmes, H. Welch 18 22 entur 2d. Andrew Melnnes 05 32 Rice Division Clark's Kit Kat by nearly a minute. CLASS A Kintle' Reginald C. Robbins 1 43 S Class Bob White, J. Slater Murphy 1 43 Rice Division Charm. Henry P. Finbay 2 31 49 Don Q., David W Clark no inglet. Reginald C. Robbins Sam-West. M. W. Wilder. 3d 16 12 Sabot. Ellot Richardson 10 10 oyden. William L E Sinkler 30-Square Meter Class as Hoyden. William L. E. Sinkler 2 16 16 ob White, J. Slater Murphy 59 Aquila. John R. Potter 31 58 No. 33. Rezinald E Wigham 2 16 17 on Q. Davis W Clark 2.00.03 Valee. John Tyssowski 32 54 M. D. I. Class an-West M. 15 Wilder. J: 2 05 20 No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks 1 10 27 Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant 38.53 o. 33. Reginald E. Wigham D.N.F No. 11. Peter Chase 1 11 22 Agile. Herman M. Hessenbruch 42 02 M. D. Q. Class Bul's Eye Class A Class, Lawley Division Chizzle. A. P. and H. R Neilson. Jr. 1 20 OX o. B. Lucretia G. Brooks 1 47 on Playboy Mrs. rimman 1 29 06 Last Chance Wharton Sinkler 32 10 hite Rabbit. Timothy G. Stillman 1 35 52 Sizzle. Nancy Grant 1 3th 20 Colleen. Finlav Matheson Bullseye Class Fidzet. George Richardson 1 as ao Constance Harry R. Madeira Kayleen. Harry G. Haskell zzle. Joseph L. Grant 27 Mecoh II. Vance C. McCormick 48 sizzle and H. R. Neilson. Jr. Daffydill. Endicott Peabody 2d 135.49 deet. George Richardson 04 36 Aeolus. Louise and Alan Mellhenny 36.20 ayboy. Mrs. Henry Parkman 12 Whistler. E. Farnham Butler say, John B. Thayer. 3d 23153 Kipper. Joan Milliken 02 32 B Class Skip Jack W Rodman Far 04 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 38.08 Venture II. Andrew MeInnes 250,23 Vega. Henry Reath. Jr 2d 39.36 Witnit. Constance Bradley 3.00.39 Velox. Ann Honkins $ 60 48 Spad. Holmes H. Welch 01 20 A Class. Rice Boats Kinglet. Reginald C. Robbins 47 53 Bob White. James S. Murphy 49 an Hoyden. William L E Sinkler 50 30 Don o David W. Clark 32.54 Sam-West. M. W Wilder, 3d 35 16 No. 33. Reginald E. Winzham 57 47 M D I Class No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks 21 White Rabbit. Timothy G. Stillman 1 59 No. 11. Peter Chase 1 26 31 Bull's Eye Class Playboy, Mrs. Henry Parkman 1 as 04 Cityzate H. R. Neilson, Jr 1 42 31 Sinzle, Nancy Grant 1 12 11 Okay. John B. Thayer 3d 1 14 Fidset. George Richardson 1 45 03 FTER'S AQUILA TOPS NORTHEAST HARBOR IS RTHEAST HARBOR 30'S Special Dispatch to The Herald] ORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July SCENE OF FIFTH RACE Thirty-seven yachts of the heast Harbor fleet started the th race of the July series here NORTHEAST HARBOR. July 22 THIRTY SQUARE METER CLASS. Aquia, John R. Potter 7.26.06 y in a four knot southerly -Twenty-one yachts of the North- Valee, John Tyssowski 7:55:35 ze. John R. Potter's Aquila east Harbor fleet left their home A CLASS. d out John Tyssowski's Valee port this morning in a four knot Colleen, Finlay Malheson 7:23:47 east to south breeze to sail their Kipper, Joan Milliken 7:33:00 9 seconds to win the 30 square No. 33, Reginald E. Wigham 8:03:10 fifth annual July cruise. Henry P. r race. B CLASS. Finlay's Charm won the S class e fleet starts its fifth annual race over the twenty-two mile Venture 2nd, Andrew Meinnes 7:23:06 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earle Clark 7.26:24 se tomorrow, racing to Haven, course beating Frederic O. Speddins Shad, Holmes H. Welch 7:28:24 and back to Northeast Harbor The Spendthrift by an hour and Withit. Constance Bradley 7:28:48 three minutes. John R. Potter's Vega, Henry T. Reath 7:41:03 following day. Skip Jack, W. Rodman Fay 7:49:45 Aqula easily beat John Tyssowskis 30 Square Meter Class MISCELLANEOUS CLASS. H M. S Valee in the thirty square meter Rhine, Charles G. Rice, 2nd 6:41:11 a. John R. Potter 04 as class. In the A class Finlay Math- John Tyssowski 01 31 Malabar 3rd. John S. Skillman 7:04:59 Dr. Francis C. Grant 08 37 eson's Colleen beat Joan Milliken's Beatrice B., F. B. Talbot 7:15:37 me. William F Cochran 08 38 Ripper by nearly ten minutes, An- Southern Cross. Henry Rawle 7:25:02 Herman M. Hassenbruch 21 36 drew McInnes Venture second nos- May Mischief, Malcolm MacDuffie D.N.P A Class, Lawley Division Roaring Bull. Thomas Gardiner D.N.F dill. Endicott Peabody 2d ed out Dr. William Earle Clark's Kit 15344 Brant, E. P. Richardson, Junior D.N.F ler. E. Farnham Butler 3644 Kat by a little over three minutes on. Harry G. Haskell 1 38 45 Chance Wharton Sinkler 157.37 in the miscellaneaus class, Charles n. Finlay Matheson 00:01 G. Rice 2nd, Rhine of the Eastern ence. Harry R. Madeira 00 21 Elizabeth Madeira 00 24 Yacht Club of Marblehead. Mass., r. Joan Milliken 2.01 11 beat John F. Skillman's Malabar 8. Louise and Alan Melihenny 20137 h 2. Vance C. McCormick 2 03 03 third by A little over twenty three B Class minutes on corrected time. Holmes H. Welch 2.02.46 Charm. Henry P. Finlay 6:23:52 ire 2. Andrew MeInnes 02.52 Spindrift Frederick O. Spedden 26:25 Henry T. Reath 103.23 Constance Bradley 2 04 59 Sea Fox, Wilfred Jones 7:32:00 Et Dr. William Earl Clark 2 03 43 Jack Wm. Rodman Fas 08.30 . Ann Hopkins 12 03 A Class. Rice Division EWING'S SEA FOX WINS West. M. W. Wilder. 3d 2004 et Reginald C. Robbin 01 33 NORTHEAST RETURN White, James S. Murphy 03.28 Mario Heck 03 20 n. William I. E Sinkler 03 12 NORTHEAST HARBOR. Me., Q., David W Clark 06 05 July 23-Leaving Center Harbor at 3. Regina'd E. Wigham 07 19 Haven, Me., in a five-knot smoky M. D. 1. Class so'wester, 21 yachts of the Northeast > Rabbit Timothy G. Stillman 0 58 26 Harbor fleet arrived back here to- 11. Peter Chase 0.58.32 6. Lucretia G. Brooks 0 38.33 day. In the S class. Byard Ewing's Bullseye Class Sea Fox defeated Henry P. Finlay's Henry Parkman 1 13 15 George Richardson 13 Charm by 12 seconds over the 181/2- Nancy Grant 17 36 mile course. Polly Thompson 19 30 le. A. P. and H. R. Neilson. Jr. 1 22 27 John Tyssowki's Valee won the 30- square meter class race, beating John R. Potter's Aquila by 12 sec- onds. The A class race was run by Finlay Matheson's Colleen. Ir the B class Henry T. Reath's Vega de- feated Andrew McInnes's Venture II by nearly two minutes. In the Miscellaneous class, Malcolm Mac- Duffie's May Mischief outsailed John S. Stillman's Malabar III by nearly three minutes on corrected time. S Class El. time Boat and owner. h. m. E. Sea Fox. Byard Ewinz 3 27 17 Charm Henry P. Finlay 3 29 Spindrift. Frederie O. Spedden 3 03 12 30-Square Meter Class Valee. John 3.24.03 Aquila. John R. Potter 3 24 15 A Class Colleen. Finlay Matheson 3.28.42 No. 33. Recinald E. Wisham Withdrew Kipper, Joan Milliken Withdrew R Class Vega. Henry T. Reath 3 26 16 Venture 11. Andrew MeInnes 3.28.13 Skin Jack. W. Rodman Fax 3 29 16 Witnit, Constance Bradley 3 32 17 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 3 36 18 Shad. Holmes H. Welch 3 40 38 Miscellaneous Class Rhine. C. G. Rice, 2d. 2.55 16 55 16 (4) Malabar, III. Stillman 3.14.36 2.47.56 (2) Beatrice. B F B Talbot 3 12.03 20136 (5) Southern Cross. Rawle 3 29.12 2 81 17 (3) May Mischief. M'D'ffie a 29.34 44 32 (1) Roaring Bull. Gardiner 3 47 21 3 12 01 (6) Brant, Richardson. Jr d-n 1 da : (7) VALEE CAPTURES NORTHEAST HARBOR PHOTO FINISHES July Charm. Henry P. Finlay 18 NORTHEAST RACE Boat and Owner h m. AT N. E. HARBOR Sabot, Eliot Richardson 2/10 30 Square Meter Class Nancy. Dr. Francis C. Grant 09 Aquila, John R. Potter 14 Sabot, Kinglet. Skip Jack Valee. John Tyssowski 28 First Four Winners Have Agile. Herman M. Hessenbruch 29 Among Winners A Class, Lawley Division No. 7. Helen Morris But Seconds to Spare 1 38 Kayleen, Harry G. Haskell. Jr 1.38 [Special Dispatch to The Herald] Mecoh Vance C. McCormick 1 39 [Special Dispatch to The Herald] Whistler. E. Farnham Butler 1 40 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July Constance. Harry R. Madeira 141 27-In an eight-knot southwest NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July Colleen. Finlay Matheson 1 29-Photo finishes would have been Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 14: breeze, 36 yachts of the Northeast Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 143 Harbor fleet crossed the starting a big help to judges in the seventh Daffydill. Endicott Peabody. 2d Sinbad 2d. Charles Pratt line in the sixth race of the July of the July yacht series here today Acolus. Robert W. Tilney. Jr Withdra series here today. John Tyssowski's B Class Valee won the 30-square meter race, as the first four winners squeezed Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay beating John R. Potter's Aquila by across the line with but seconds to Witnit. Constance Bradley 14 Velox. Ann Hopkins nearly 316 minutes. Kitkat. Dr. William Earl Clark 1 spare. Shad, Holmes H. Welch 1 Ellot Richardson's Sabot won in John R. Potter's Aquila nipped Vega. Henry T. Reath 1 the S 138, beating Henry P. Fin- Venture 2d. Andrew MeInnes lay's Charm by nearly two minutes. John Tyssowski's Valee by 20 sec- A Class, Rice Division Knigley. Rezinald C. Robbins 1 In the Lawley division of the A class onds in the 30-square meter class; Bob White, Ray L. Murphy Helen Morris' No. 7 captured first Eliot Richardson's Sabot repeated in Halo, Marie Heck Don Q.. David W Clark honors, beating E. Farnham Butler's the S class by 48 seconds over Henry Sammy West, M. M. Wilder, 3d. 14 Alanda, Pamela Brinton Whistler by nearly a minute and a Finlay's Charm: Helen Morris took No. 33. Reginald E. Wigham half. In the Rice division, Reginald M. D. I. Class C. Robbins' Kinglet came home a her second straight in the Lawley No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks 0 White Rabbit. Timothy G. Stillman 0 winner ahead of James S. Murphy's division of class A, edging Harry Felix 2d. Peter Chase 0 Bob White by nearly five minutes. Madeira's Constance by 38 seconds; Bullseye Class In the B class. W. Rodman Fay's Chizzle, A. P. & H. R. Neilson. Jr. 1 Reginald Robbins' Kinglet beat Ray Bicker, Polly Thompson Skip Jack beat Dr. William Earl Sizzle. Nancy Grant Clark's Kit Kat by almost a minute Murphy's Bob White by 13 seconds Playboy, Mrs. Henry Parkman and a half. in the Rice division of this fleet. S Class S Class Boat and Owner El.time Boat and owner h. m. a. Sabor. Eliot Richard-on h Sabot. Eliot Richardson Charm. Henry P. Finlay 142 13 Charm. Henry P. Finlay 2 21 38 2 23 25 30 Square Meter Class 10-Square Meter Class Aquila. John R. Potter 1 37 27 Valee, John Tyssowski Valee. John Tyssowski 1374 Aquila. John R. Potter Akile. Herman M. Hessenbruch 1.39.03 Nancy. Dr. Francis C. Grant 3 17 30 Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant 133.56 A Class-Lawler Division A Class-Lawley Division No. 7. Helen Morris Whistler. E. Farnham Butler 13140 No. 7. Helen Morris 0.46.30 Kavleen. Harry G. Haskell. Jr 1 Constance. Harry N Madeira o os Daffydill. Endicott Peabody 2d Colleen. Finlay Matheson n 20 1 Kinner Joan Milliken Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 0.47.81 1 38 26 1 Kayleen. Harry G. Haskell 0 47 33 Last Chance Wharton Sinkler 1 10 23 Mecoh II. Vance C. McCormick 0 48 05 Mecoh 11. Vance C McCormick 1 Colleen Finlay Matheson Whistler. E. Farnham Butler 0.48.22 1 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira Whistler. E. Farnham Butler n 22 1 42 Dally ml Endicott Peabody o 48 34 Constance. H. R. Neilson Ino. Elizabeth Madeira o 18 15 R Class Kipper. oJan Milliken o 50 41 Jack W Rodman Fav 1 37 56 B Class Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 1 39 Skip Jack. W. Rolman Fay n 16 19 Vera, Henry T. Reath Shad Holmes H. Welch I 39 39 Vega. Henry T. Reath 0 47 47 14050 Venture II. Andrew MeInnes Shad, Holmes H. Welch D 48 36 1 0 48 Witnit. Constance Bradley Velox Ann Hopkins Velox. Ann Hookins 1 52.50 Kit Kat. Dr. William Eart Clark o 48 56 2 01 35 Witnit. Constance Bradley 0 49 35 A Class-Rice Division Venture II. Andrew McInnes d. n. f. Kinglet. Reginald C. Robbins 1 38 44 Bob White James S. Murphy A Class-Ric Division 1 43 20 Sammy-West M. W. Wilder. Sd Kinglet. Reginald C. Robbins 0 16 04 1 46 53 Bob White. Ray L. Murphy o 46 17 Alanda. Pamela Brinton 1 49 38 Don Q. David W. Clark D 46 19 Don Q David W Clark 1 49 48 No. 33. Reginald E. Wigham Sammy West. M. W. Wilder, 3d 0 49 1 50 53 Halo. Marie Heck Halo. Mary Heck 0 49 38 1 31 17 No. 33. Reginald E Wirham 0.33.01 M D I Class Alanda, Pamela Brinton 1 18 28 No. 11. Peter Chase No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks 0 48 16 M. D. I. Class 0 48 44 Rabon Timothy G. Stillman 0 48 White Rabbit. Timothy G. Stillman 0 No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks 1 on 24 Bull'seve Class Playboy Mrs. Henry Parkman Felix II. Peter Chase 1 14 00 Bicker, Polly Thompson 33 15 Bullseye Class Sizzle Nancy Grant n 54.49 0 37 50 Playboy Henry Parkman 1 11 39 Sizzle. Nancy Grant 1 12 03 Chizzle. A.P. and H.R. Neilson. Jr. 0 38 27 Chizzle, A. P and H. R Nailson. Ch zzle. A. P. and H. R. Neilson. Jr 12 35 Bicker. Polly Thompson 1 14 21 SEASON'S BEST FLEET AQUILA CAPTURES FIRST ATNORTHEAST HARBOR [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me, PLACE IN N'EAST RACE Aug. 5-In a light northerly breeze of about three knots, the largest fleet of yachts which has started a race this season sailed the second NORTHEAST HARBOR, Aug. 3- Sinbad 2. Charles Pratt 2-09-40 Polly D., Luke Hopkins 2-09-41 race of the August series here today. John R. Potter's Aquila captured Colleen, Finlay Matheson 2-09-55 In the 30-square-meter class, first place in the 30-square meter Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 2-10-08 Constance, H. R. Neilson 2-10-10 John R. Potter's Aquila beat John class as the August series of racing Ino, Elizabeth Madeira 2-10-35 Tyssowski's Valee by almost a opened at the Northeast Harbor Mecoh 2. Vance C. McCormick 2-11-56 Yacht club. Forty-four yachts Kipper, Joan Milliken 2-30-41 minute. Henry P. Finlay's Charm won the S class race, beating Eliot participated in the program. B CLASS. Richardson's Sabot by nearly two The Aquila beat John Tyssówski's Vega, Henry T. Reath 2-10-19 minutes. Valee by three minutes. Skip Jack W. Rodman Fay 2-10-42 In the Lawey division of the A In the S Class. Walter S. Finlay, Kit Kat. Dr. Wm. Earl Clark 2-11-25 Venture 2. Andrew McInnes 2-12-55 class, Finley Matheson's Colleen Jr.'s Charm beat Eliot Richardson's Ace. Marcia C. Stebbins 2-14-35 captured first honors, outsailing L. Sabot by more than two minutes. Velox. Ann Hopkins 2-15-01 Farnham Butler's Whistler by E. Parnham Butler's Whistler won 111 Wind, Ann W. Hessenbruch 2-16-54 almost two minutes. the Lawley division of the A Class Witnit. Constance Bradley 2-18-40 In the Rice division of this class. Shad, Holmes H. Welch 2-21-27 from Rev. Malcom E. Peabody's Reginald C. Robbins' Kinglet beat Daffydill. A CLASS-RICE DIVISION. Adam Rhodes' Eaglet by almost two In the Rice Division of this class, Kinglet. Reginald C. Robbins 2-05-10 minutes. Constance Bradley's Wit- Reginald C. Robbin's Kinglet con- Hoyden, Michael Crofoot 2-07-03 nit edged Marcia C. Stebbins' Ace by Don Q. David W. Clark 2-14-16 tinued its winning ways by beating Englet. Adam Rhodes 2-16-45 57 seconds to win the B class race. Michael Crofoot's Hoyden by nearly Bob White, James S. Murphy 2-17-03 S Class two minutes. Sammy-West, M. W. Wilder, 3rd 2-17-23 E1. time Boat and Owner h. m. In the B Class, Henry T. Reath's Halo, Marie Heck 2-20-43 Charm. Henry P. Finlay 1 28 26 Almanda, Pamela Brinton 2-21-54 Vega nosed out W. Rodman Fay's Sabot. Eliot Richardson 1 30 21 No. 33, Reginald E. Wigham 2-22-53 30-Square-Meter Class Skip Jack by twenty-three seconds. M. D. I. CLASS. Aquila. John R. Potter 1 22 36 Summary: 1-10-11 Valee, John Tyssowski 1 Kittywake, Mary F. Jordan Nancy, Dr. C. Francis Grant S. CLASS. White Rabbit, Timothy G. Stillman 1-11-18 Agile. Herman M. Hessenbruch 1 27 03 Charm. Walter S. Finlay, Jr 2-51-39 Felix 2. Peter Chase 1-11-23 A Class. Lawley Division Sabot, Elict Richardson 2-53-45 No. 6, Lucretia G. Brooks 1-11-42 Colleen. Finlay Matheson 1 26 31 30 SQUARE METER CLASS. BULLSEYE CLASS. Whistler. E. Farnsham Butler 1 28 49 Playboy, Henry Parkman, 3 1-31-30 Mecoh 11. Vance C. McCormick 13037 Aquila, John R. Potter 2-49-56 Imo. Elizabeth Maderia 1 32 19 Valee. John Tyssowski 2-53-20 Bicker. Polly Thompson 1-34-52 Acolus. Robert W. Tilney. Jr 1.33.50 Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grani 2-53-53 Chizzle, Harry R. Medeira 1-35-14 Polly, R. Luke Honkins 1 34 : 3 Agila Herman M. Hessenburch 2-55-33 Sizzle Nance Grant 1-38-01 Kayleen, Harry G. Haskell. Jr 131.00 Daffydill. Endicatt Peabody. 2d. 1.35.47 A CLABSLAWLEY DIVISION Kipper. Joan Milliken 1 36 17 1-58-39 VALEE HOME FIRST Constance H. R. Nelson 1 34 76 E Farnham Butler Sinhad II. Charles Pratt 13713 Daffddiff Rev Malcolm E. Peabody 2-02-00 2-07-30 IN NORTHEAST RACE Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 1 37 40 Kayleen. Harry G. Haskell, Jr B Class NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. Witnit. Constance Bradley Ace, Marcia C. Stebbins 1 31 25 7 -In an eight-knot southwest breeze Kitkat. Dr. William Earl Clark 13453 45 boats sailed the third race of the Shad, Holmes H. Welch 1 33 03 Vera. Henry T Reath 133.35 August series here today. In the Skip Jack, W Rodman Fay 136.01 Velox. Ann Honkins 1 36 48 30-square meter class John Tyssow- Ventire II. Andrew MeInnes 1 12 05 ski's Valee nipped John R. Potter's III Wind. Ann W. Hessenbruch 1 IS 43 Aquila at the finish by nearly two A Class. Rice Division Kinglet, Reginald C. Robins 1 32 minutes. Eaglet. Adam Rhodes 31 34 S Class-14 Miles Horden. Michael Crofnot 1 34 Boat and owner h m. 5. Alanda. Pamela Brinton Charm, Henry P. Finlay = 29 59 Don Q.. David W Clark 133.31 Sabot. Eliot Richardson 35 14 No. 33, Rezinald L Wigham 1.38.21 Rob White. James S. Murphy 1 39 06 30-Square Meter Class-14 Miles Halo. Marie Heck 14603 Valee. John Tyssowski 29 18 Sammy West. M. W. Wilder. 3d 1 45 13 Aquila. John R. Potter 2.30.38 M. D. I. Class Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant 31 19 Ahile, Herman M. Hessenbruch 33 24 Kitewake. Marv F. Jordan 4S 12 White Rabbit. Timothy G. Stillman 49 21 A Class, Lawley Division-14 Miles No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks 30 Whistler E. Farnham Butler 42.00 Felix II. Peter Chase 32 or Aeolus. Robert W Tilmey, Jr 48.44 Bullseye Class Kipper, Joan Milliken 50.01 32.47 Chizzle. Harry R. Maderia KY to Kayleen. Harry G. Haskel. Jr Mecoh 2. Vance C. McCormack 34 02 Bicker. Polly Thompson 1 03 17 Polly, D. Luke Hopkins 36 13 Playboy Henry Parkman. 3d 1 03 07 Daffydill. Endicott Peabody, 2d 39 33 Sizzle, Nancy Grant 1 07 18 Sinbad 2. Charles Pratt 3 03 06 Fidget. Harrison W. Wood 1 09 49 Constance. H. R. Neilson 3 04 02 Last Chance, Wharton Sinkler 3 03 33 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 3 on Colleen, Finlay Matheson 3 10 10 B Class-14 Miles DUCEY'S DAFFYDILL Witnit. Constance Bradley 3 02 0 Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay 3 0257 NORTHEAST WINNER Kit Kat. Dr. Wm Earl Clark 3 04 36 Ace. Henry T Reath 3 07 29 NORTHEAST HARBOR. Venture 2. Andrew McInnes 3 09 33 Shad, Holmes H. Welch 3 13 00 Aug. 8-John Ducey sailed his II Wind. Ann W. Hessenbruch 3 19 06 Daffydill to a two and a half- Velox. John R. Potter withdrawn A Class. Rice Division-It Miles minute victory to capture the boys' Kinglet, Reginald C. Robbins 2 57 39 scamanship race cup at the yacht Hoyden. Michael Crofoot 3 00 22 club here today. In the day's other Alanda, Pamela Brinton 3.07.02 Don Q. David W. Clark 3 08 10 contest, Constance Bradley helmed Bob White. James S. Murphy 3 09 44 her Colleen to a 35-second lead Eaglet. Adam Rhodes 3 10 43 Samy West Samuel B. Wilder 3 15 24 over the women's fleet. Halo. Marie Heck 3 16.01 No. 33, Reginald E. Wigham 3 18 23 Boys' Seamanship Race El. time M. D. I. Class-3 Miles Boat and owner h. m. No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks 0 43 31 Daffydill. John G. Duery 24 10 23 White Rabbit. Timothy G. Stillman 0 16 10 Aleda William D. L ppineott 21 53 Kittywake, Mary Fell Jordan 0 47 13 Aelous. Henry T Reath 10 12 Felix 2. Peter Chase d. n. f. Whistler. John Suilman DNF Kayleen. Harry G. Haskell. Jr Bullseye Class-3 Miles Disq. Women's Race Bicker. Polly Thompson 00 41 Colleen. Constance 45 Playboy. Henry Parkman. 3rd 1.00 50 Kipper. Joan Mithken 00 10 Fidget. Harrison W. Wood 1011 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 10140 Chizzle, Harry R. Madeira Last Chance. Mrs. Warton Sinkler 1 02 30 Sizzle. Nancy Grant 08 20 GRANT'S NANCY BETSY SCORES WIN VIXEN III WINS AT NORTHEAST HARBOR DEFEATS AQUILA [Special Dispatch to The Herald NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. N. E. HARBOR RACE 11-The Seal Harbor regatta con- Features Race Week Start at cluded the second day of the North- east Harbor fleet race week. J. A. Spray, Shad Also Score Race Northeast Harbor Harris, 3rd's Betsy beat J. D. Arch- Week Triumphs bold's Vixen III by 32 minutes on NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. corrected time in the miscellaneous [Special Dispatch to The Herald] 10-The first event of the race week class. NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., series of the Northeast Harbor fleet x Class El. Time Aug. 12-The Bar Harbor schooner and also the fourth of the August Boat Owner h. m. S. race and the Southwest Harbor Betsy, J. A. Haris. 3rd 6 04 49 series started here today with 43 Vixen 3. J. D. Archbold 6 36 51 Yacht Club concluded the third day Halabar 3. John S. Stillman 6 43 41 yachts competing in a four knot Symph. Fulton J. Redman D. N. F. of the Northeast Harbor fleet race May Mischief, Malcolm A. MacDuf southerly breeze. fie D. N. F week. Eight boats took part in the Southern Cross Henry Rawle D. N.F. In the 30 square meter class Dr. Seawane, Wharton Sinkler D. N.F. schooner race, competing in a light Francis Grant's Nancy nosed out S Class Artemis W. P. Scott 6 33 54 easterly. J. D. Archibald's Vixen John R. Potter's Ayuila by 24 sec- Sabot. Eliot Richardson 6 III sailed in a winner, easily beating Charm. Henry P. Finlay 6 onds. The S class race was won by Emily 2nd. Barclay McFadden 7 24 40 J. A. Harris, 3d's Betsy by nearly 25 Spary, Edifh Clark D. N.F. Henryq P. Finlay's Charm, which Three Brothers. Edward Mac C. minutes on corrected time. Blair D. N. F. beat Elliot Richardson's Sabot by a The combined S class and 30- 30 Square meter class Azile. Herman M. Hessenbruch 54 50 square meter class race was won by little over two and a half minutes. Naney, Dr. Francis C. Grant In the Lawley division of class A, Valee, John Tyssowski 8 00 : Edith Clark's Spray which beat Aquila. John R. Potter 8 21 45 Elliot Richardson's Sabot by a lit- Farnham Butler's Whistler captured A Class tle more than 25 minutes. Holmes Whistler E Farnham Butler G 38 22 first place to beat Endicott Peabody, Acolus, Robert W Tilney, Jr 7011 H. Welch's Shad beat E. Farnham 2d's. Daffydill by nearly two minutes. Colleen. Finlay Matheson Butler's Whistler by nearly two Don Q. David W Clark 8 In the Rice division Michael Cro- Hoyden. Michael Crotont 30 24 minutes in the combined A and B Last Chance William L. E Sinkler D. N. F foot's Royden led Adam Rhode's Kayleen, Harry G. Haskell. Jr D. N. F. class. Eaglet by a little over three minutes. B Class BAR HARBOR SCHOONER RACE Vega, Henry T Reath G Constance Bradley's Witnit stepped x Class. 14 Miles Shad Holmes H. Welch 6 26 S 02 30 Vixen 3d. J. D. Archbold 4 04 fast at the finish to defeat Andrey Kit Kat. Dr. Wm. Earl Clark Skip Jack W Rodman Fay S 09 09 Betsy, J. A. Harris. 3d 4245 McInnes' Venture II by seven sec- Acc. Marcia C. Stebbins D. N. F. Sagamore. Elizabeth Madeira 5053 onds. Witnit, Constance Bradley D. N. F. Malabar 3d. John S. Stillman 6381 May Michief. Malcolm A. MacDuffie 011 S-Class-Nine Miles M D I Class Southern Cross. Henry Rawle 17 0 Charm. Henry P. Finlay No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks 3 49 09 1 28 58 Beatrice B. Dr. F. B. Talbot D Sabot. Elliot R. Richardson Felix Peter Chase 4 as 50 1 31 28 Kittiwake. Mary Fell Jordan 5 19 31 Nymph, Fulton J. Redman D 30 Square Meter Class-Nine Miles SOUTHEAST HARBOR YACHT CLUB Bullseye Class Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant 22 16 Bicker. Polly Thompson S and 30-Square Meter Class Aquila. John R. Potter 1 23 10 chizzle. Harry R Madeira 45750 Spray, Edith Clark 23.3 Agile, Herman M. Hessenbruch 1 24 06 Fizzle. Naney Grant 50025 Sabot. Elliott Richardson Valee, John Tyssowski 1 26 09 Playboy. Henry Parkman. 3rd 3 11 05 D.N.F. Charm. Henry P. Finlay A-Class, Lawley Division-Nine Miles Fidget, Harrison W. Wood Aquila. John R. Potter Emily 2. Barclav MacFadder D. Whistler. E. Farnham Butler 48 Flying Cloud. Edward MacFadden D. N. Daffydill Endicott Peabody, 2d 1 29 44 Acolus Robert W. Tilney, Jr Valee. John Tyssowski D. 30 21 D. Polly, D. Luke Hopkins Agile. Herman M. Hesenbruch N. 1 30 37 1 31 36 Nancy. Dr. Francis C. Grant D. Mecah 2. Vance O. McCormick Ino Ehzabeth Madeira Makai 3. Horace Mann D. 13142 Kayleen. Harry G. Haskell, Jr 1 33 41 A and B Classes Sinbad 2. Charles Pratt 133.08 Shad. Holmes H. Welch T 36 Last Chance Wharton Sinkler 1 36 27 Whistler. E. Farnham Butler 37 Colleen. Finlay Matheson 1 46.49 Hoyden. Michael Crofoot 46 Constance. H. R. Neilson 1 48.54 Venture 2. Andrew Macinnes 8 00 B-Class-Nine Miles Acolus Robert W. Tilney. Jr. 8 OR Witnit Constance Bradley Vega. Henry T. Reath S 15 1 34 03 Venture 2. Andrew MeInnes Skip Jack. W Rodman Fay D. 1 34 12 Acc. Marcia C. Stebbins Kit Kat. Dr. Wm. Earl Clark D. 1 24 27 Shad. Holmes H Welch Havleen. Harry G. Haskell D. 1 34 14 Colleen. Finlay Matheson D. Skipjack W Rodman Fay 135.15 Kitkat Dr. Wm. Earl Clark Witnit Constance Bradley D. 1 37 34 Vega. Henry T Reath 13747 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler D. III Wind, Ann W Hessenbruch 38.03 M-D-I Class Velox. Ann Hopkins 1 38.47 No 6. Luteretia G. Brooks 3 20 A-Class, Rice Division-Nine Miles White Rabbit. Timothy G. Stillman 3 Hoyden, Michael Crofoot 1 33 19 Kittiwake. Mary Fell Jordan 3 20 Earlet, Adam Rhodes 1 36 23 Chase 3 20 Don Q.. David W Clark 1 37 59 Bullseye Class Kinglet, Reginald C. Robbins 1 38 07 Chizzle, Harry R. Maderia 3 Alanda. Pamela Brinton 1 39.44 Bicker. Polly Thompson 3 45 Sammy West M. W Wilder. 2d 1 40 10 Fidget. Harrison W. Wood 45 Rob White, James S. Murphy 14 Sizzle. Nancy Grant 3 45 Halo. Marie Heck 1 37 50 Playboy. Henry Parkman 3 47 M. D. I. Class-3 Miles No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks 0 47 50 White Rabbit Timothy G. Stillman 0 40 01 Kitty Wake. Mary Fell Jordan o 50 15 Felix 2. Peter Chase 0 50 51 Bullseye Class-3 Miles Chizzle. Harry R Madeira 0 34 04 Fidset. Harrison W. Wood o 56 53 Sizzle, Naney Grant 0 59 15 Playboy Henry Parkman, 3rd 0 59 17 Bicker, Polly Thompson 0 59 18 VIXEN III REPEATS GRANT'S NANCY BEST AQUILA TRIUMPHS OF NORTHEAST FLEET IN NORTHEAST SAIL NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 18-Forty-seven yachts. the AT N. E. HARBOR largest number of the season, started Wins by 30 Minutes in Maine the sixth race of the August series here today in a six-knot southerly Sabot, Kayleen, Whistler, Ocean Race breeze. In the 30-square-meter class, Sammy-West Also Collect Dr. Francis C. Grant's Nancy came (Special Dispatch to The HeraldI in first to beat John R. Potter's [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. Aquila by a little over three minutes. NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 13 - The Northeast Harbor ocean S Class, 7% Miles El. time 25-Forty-six yachts started the race finished the miscellaneous class Boat and Owner h. m. racing of race week today. Six boats Sabot. Elliott Richardson 1 20 eighth race of the August series here Charm. Henry P. Finlay 1 30 14 today in a nine-knot northwest started in a three-knot southerly 30-Square-Meter Class. 14 Miles Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant 00 58 breeze. In the 30-square meter class breeze. J. D. Archbold's Vixen III Aquila. John R. Potter 3 04 20 John R. Potter's Aquila beat Dr. 3 04 21 again won, beating J. A. Harris 3d's Winsome, William F Cochran Valee. John Tyssowski 3.29.30 Francis C. Grant's Nancy by 3 1/2 Agile. Herman M. Heasenbruch 3 33 41 Betsy by nearly 30 minutes. minutes A Class. Lawley Division. 7% Miles In the afternoon, 44 One Design In the S class. Elliot Richardson's Whistler. E. Farnham Butler 1 30 59 yachts sailed the fourth of the race Constance, H. R. Neilson 1 32 88 Sabot beat Henry P. Finlay's Charm Daffydill, Endicott Peabody, 2d. 1 33 01 by 55 seconds. Harry G. Haskell, week series and the fifth of the Kaylee. Harry G. Haskell, Jr 1 33 31 August series in an eight-knot Colleen. Finlay Matheson 13400 Jr.'s. Kayleen captured first place Aeolus. Robert W. Tilney, Jr 1 34 47 in the Lawley division of the A class southerly breeze. Polly. D. Luke Hopkins 1 35 25 Sinbad II. Charles Pratt 1.35.40 to beat E. Farnham Butler's Whistler In the 30 square meter class, Dr. Mecoh 11. Vance C. McCormick 1 36 21 Francis C. Grant's Nancy beat John 13907 by a little more than a minute. Ino. Elizabeth Madeira Tyssowski's Valee by a little over a Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 1 39 11 In the Rice division. Samuel B. minute. Elliot Richardson's Sabot Kipper, Joan Milliken 150.30 Wilder's Sammy-West nipped James B Class. 7% Miles defeated Henry P. Finlay's Charm, S. Murphy's Bob White by 21 sec- Shad, Holmes H Welch 1 33 2 by a little over 4 minutes in the S Vega. Henry T. Reath 1 34 35 onds at the finish line. Venture II. Andrew MeInnes 1 37 09 In the B class. Dr. William Earl class. Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 1 38.30 Ace. Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 1 33.27 Clark's Kit Kat sailed in a winner. Ocean Race. X Class-25 Miles Boat and owner: m. 111 Wind. Ann W. Hessenbruch 1 39 47 14003 beating Ann Hopkins' Velox by a Vixen 3. J. D. Archhold Skip Jack. W Rodman Fay Velox. Ann Hopkins 1 40 21 little more than a minute. Betsy J. A. Harris 3d Witnit. Constance Bradley 1 43 40 Vavu Richard Harte S Class. 14 Miles May Mischief, Malcolm A. Mac- A Class. Rice Division. 7% Miles m. E. Duffic 55035 Bob White, James S. Murphy 1 32 17 Sabot. Elliot Richardson 2 31 54 23243 Southern Cross. Henry Rawie Sammy-West Samuel B. Wilder 1.35.04 Charm. Henry P. Finlay Sagamore, Elizabeth Madeira. disqualified Hoyden. Michael Crofoot 135.50 30-Square Meter Class. 14 Miles One Design. S Class-11 Miles Kinglet. Reginald C. Robbins 1 37 26 23 21 1 38 18 Aquila. John R. Potter Sabol. Elliott Richardson OT as Don Q. David W. Clark Naney, Dr. Francis C. Grant 26 51 Charm. Henry P. Finlay No. 33. Reginald E. Wigham 1 40 20 1 42 56 Akile, Herman M. Hessenbruch 33 08 3 11 13 30 Square Meter Class-11 Miles Englet. Adam Rhodes Valee. John Tysowski Withdrew 03 12 Alanda. Pamela Brinton 1 47 10 Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant Valee, John Tystowski No 38. Jarvis Cromwell 1475 A Class, Lawley Division-14 Miles 3061 10 Agile. Herman M Hessenbruch Halo. Marie Heck 1 49 02 Kayleen. Harry G. Haskell, Jr. 40 35 2.07.06 Whistler. E. Farnham Butler 41 54 Aquile. John R. Potter 3.08 : 22 M. D. I. Class. 51/2 Miles 43 28 1 13321 Daffydill. Endicott Peabody A Class. Lawley Division-716 Miles Felix II. Peter Chase Aeolus. Robert Tilney, Jr 43 Daffydill, Endicott Peabody 2d No. G. Lucretia G. Brooks 1 38.56 1 16'32 Last Chance, Wharton Sinkler 45.35 30 Whistler, E. Farnham Butler 1.55.35 Kittiwake. Mary Fell Jordan Colleen. Finlay Matheson 47 13 White Rabbit. Timothy G. Stillman 1 13 Hustla. Charles D. Dickey 15 Constance H. R. Neilson Polly, D. Luke Hopkins Bullseye Class. 51/2 Miles Ino. Elizabeth Madeira Polly D. Luke Hopkins 48.31 Aeolus, Robert W. Tilney 03 Kayleen Harry G. Haskell. Jr Fidzet Harrison W. Wood 04 11 58.36 Constance. Crawf'd C. Maderia. 48 44 Meeni Vance C. McCormick Chizzle. Harrv R. Madeira 04 12 59 16 Mecoh 2. Vance C. McCormick 50 04 Colleen Finlay Matheson Bicker. Polly Thompson Sinbad Charles Pratt 53 06 08 18 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira Playboy, Henry Parkman. 3d 10 08 Sizzle. Nancy Grant 04 08 Kipper, Joan Milliken withdrew Kipper. John Milliken B Class-11 Miles Sinbad 2. Charles Pratt Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler withdrew Kit Kat. Dr. Wm. Earl Clark 45.52 Velox. Ann Hopkins 4659 B Class-ili Miles Witnit. Constance Bradley 48.05 Venture a Andrew Meinnes 03 1 ( QUILA TRIUMPHS Ace, Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 04 10 Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay 35 Kit Kat. Dr Wm. Earl Clark 04 43 AT N. E. HARBOR Venture Andrew, MeInnes 51 49 Skip Jack W Rodman Fay Veza, Henry T. Reath 06 13 Shad. Holmes H. Welch 39 as Velox. Ann Hopkins 06 26 [Special Dispatch to The Herald] Vega. Henry T Reath Witnit Constance Bradley 0627 III Wind. Ann W. Hessenbruch Shad. Holmes H. Welch 06 32 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. A Class. Rice Division-41 Miles III Wind. Ann W. Hessenbruch 16 38 Ace. Marcia C. Stebbins withdrew 17-Sailing in a light northeasterly Sammy-Wes Samuel B. Wilder 46 09 A Class. Rice Division-71/2 Miles breez the Quila, skippered by John Bob White James S. Murphy Eaglet. Admin Rhodes Don Q. David W. Clark 20123 R. Potter, finished a winner over Hoyden. Michael Crofoot 18.38 Hoyden. Michael Crofoot 01 30 20131 29 boats in the George Davenport Halo Marie Heck 49 Sammy-West. Samuel B. Wilder Kinzlet, Reginald C. Robins Eaglet. Adam Rhodes 03 Hayward cup race. Dr. William Earl Alanda. Pamela Brinton Halo. Mario Heck 2 09 30 No. SS. Jarvis Cromwell 53.53 Robb White James S. Murphy 2 28 35 Clark's Kit Kat came in second a Don Q.. David W. Clark 54 18 Kinglet, Reginald C. Robbins 23501 little over three minutes behind the M Class. 512 Miles Alanda. Pamela Brinton 38 38 Mr D I Class-3% Miles winner with E. Farnham Butler's Felix 2. Peter Chase 1 27 32 No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks Whistler a close third. White Rabbit Timothy G. Stillman 00 IT White Rabbit. Timothy G. Stillman Lucrétia G. Brooks 1 02 12 Kittiwake. Mary Fell Jordan In this special race all classes of Kittywake. Mary Fell Jordan 1 05 16 Bullseye Class-3% Miles vachts compete as one class with Bullseye Class. 31/2 Miles Chizzle. Harry P Madeira 10 Playboy. Henry Parkman 1 37 47 Playboy Henry Parkman 3d their various handicaps given at the 1 16 48 Bicker, Polly Thomps 138.12 Sizzle. Nancy Grant 1 19 03 strart, thereby making the first boat Ohizzle, Harry P Madeira 14150 19.13 to cross the finish line a winner. Fidget. Harrison W. Wood 15218 Bicker, Polly Thompson Fidzel, Harrison W. Wood 1 20 02 Sizzle. Nancy Grant 33.59 NORTHEAST FLEET IN FRONT NORTHEAST HARBOR. M., Aug. 14-Two interclub races between Bar Harbor Yacht Club and the North- east Harbor fleet rounded out the last day of race week. In the morning race Bar Har- bor's total points were 134 as com- pared to Northeast Harbor's 216. In the afternoon race Harbor picked up 16 points, but lost the series, 383 to 317. Northeast Harbor's SAGAMORE VICTOR NORTHEAST RACING Annual Cruise Starts ON MAINE CRUISE ATTRACTS 49 YACH BROOKLYN. Me., Aug. 28- third race of the annual cruis NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. the Northeast Harbor fleet 26-The fifteenth annual cruise of Northeast Harbor Fleet An- sailed this afternoon from East J the Northeast Harbor fleet will get chors at Allen Cove Hill to Allen Cove, with 49 b under way tomorrow morning at competing in a four-knot north 9.30 o'clock. This event, which is [Special Dispatch to The Herald] breeze. really the climax of the yachting Z Class ALLEN COVE, Brooklin, Me., Boat and Owner E1. season here, will last for three days. h. Aug. 27-Fifty yachts finished the Vixen. 3d. J. D. Archbold The fleet will spend two nights in first race of the 15th annual cruise Mitena. William J. Strawbridge Katherine. Marston I. Smithers Allen Cove, about three miles from of the Northcast Harbor fleet here Larikin. Robert B. Whitney Betsy, J. A. Harris 3d Brooklin, Me. today. Valkyrie. Louise Catherwood Seven classes of boats will race: Jacktar, Nelson A. Rockefeller 1 class X, special schooner class; class The fleet left Northeast Harbor in Nymph, Fulton Redman Antonia. John V W. Reynders a four knot northerly breeze. In the Vayu. Richard Harte Y, yawls and ketches, not over fifty x Class feet L. O. A.; class Z, miscellaneous X class, composed mostly of schoon- Saramore, Elizabeth Madeira ers. Elizabeth Madeira's Sagamore Malabar. 3d. John S. Stillman class, over twenty feet L. W. L.; defeated John S. Stillman's Mala- Idler. J. Stanley Reeve class S; thirty square meter class; Southern Cross. Henry Rawle bar III by a little over 812 minutes Niliraga. Gano Dunn class A; and class B. on corrected time. In class Z. for S Class Three Brothers, Edward Blair Friday morning the fleet will weigh miscellaneous yachts, William J. Charm, Henry P. Finlay anchor with two courses available Strawbridge's Mitena, a meter Spray. Edith Clark Sabot. Elliot Richardson for the race to East Bluehill, finish- boat, took first place on corrected No. 2. Frank Howard time. beating J. D. Archbold's Vixen Elinor. Margaret Dorrance ing about noon near the Kollegiwidg- Flying Cloud. Bowen Blair wok Yacht Club, where the fleet will III by nearly 14 minutes. Spindthrift. Frederic O. Stedden be luncheon guests of Commodore Class X 30-Square Meter Class Boat and Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant and Mrs. Seth M. Milliken. In the Saramere Elizabeth Aquila. John R. Potter Malabae I'L Jeh Stilman Valee, John Tyssowski afternoon of the same day the fleet Naliraira. Gano Dum A Class Southe a Cross. Hears Rawle Whistler. E. Farnham Butler will race back to Allen Cove, spend Z Class Kayleen, Harry G. Haskell. Jr. their second night there and race Mitena. William J. Strawbridge Aeolus. Robert W Kilney. Jr. Vix III, J. D. Archheld Colleen. William Matheson back to Northeast Harbor Saturday Don Q.. David W. Clark Katherine Auslin L. Smithre Tar. Nelson A. Rock feller Constance. Crawford C. Madeira. Jr. morning. Alanda, Pamela Brinton Larikin Robert B Whitnes Hoyden. Michael Crofoot A large group of yachts is ex- Harris Daffydill. Endicott Peabody, 2d Miss Lonis, Cathe pected to take part in the cruise, in- Sinbad. 2d. Chas. Pratt Nymph Folton J. Redman Sammy West, Howard C. Johnson. cluding Maxman and Thistle, which Vaya. R chard Have Jr. Class Hustla, Chas. D. Dickey have just returned from the New Shray, M Eith Clark Kipper. Joan Milliken York Yacht Club Cruise. Other boats Elinor, Mi- Margaret Bob Whit. James S Murphy SHOOL Effici Richardson Eaglet. Adam Rhodes expected are Robert B. Whitney's No. Frank Howa No. 33, Reginald E. Wirham Three Brothers Edwa No. 30. William C. Elliott Larikin a new New York thirty-two Charat News P. Fin' B Class meter; J. D. Archbold's Vixen III; Emily 11. Michael McFadden Acc. Dr Henry D. Stebbins intri O Spodium Velox. Ann Hopkins Cummins Catherwood's Valkyrie; Flyip# Cloud Bowen Blai: Kitkat. Dr. William Earl Clark Annita. John R Potter Henry T. Reath Nelson A. Rockefeller's Jacktar, an Valee, John Tyssowski Witnit. Lawrence J. Brenzle, Jr. R boat; William J. Strawbridge's Nancy. Dr. Francis C. Grant Venture 2d. Andrew McInnes Class Mitena; Augustus W. Lee's Neried; Whistler. E. Far Entire Kayloon Harry G Harkell Jr Pierrepont Edwards Johnson's Fly- Daffsdill. End cot: Prabody ing Cloud; and L. S. Chanler's Acclus. Robert W. Tillov. Jr Con tener Craw Made Frenchman, a cruising cutter which Hustla. Charles D. Dickey Hoylen. Michael Crowfot arrived just last night from Eng- Kipper. Joan Miliken lafid via Bermuda. Sammy West. Samnel B. Wilder Collecto William Matheson Hob Wh James S. Murphy Sinbal 11. Charge Prat: Eagles Adam Rho les Papero Brinten Pirt WWilem F. Cechran Dan Q. David W Clark No. 3N Cromwell No. 33. R sinald E Wishau No. William C. Elliott B Class T. Reath 13 Dr. Henry D. Stebbins (10) Rentile Kitkat. Dr. Wm. Earl Clark 13 04 V Amy 38 40 Venture 11. Andrew McInucs 6 03 16 MITENA SCORES WIN NORTHEAST FLEET IN N. E. HARBOR SAIL AQUILA TRIUMPHS EAST BLUE HILL, Me., Aug. 28- COMPLETES CRUISE In a fresh northerly breeze, yachts AT N. E. HARBOR of the Northeast Harbor fleet par- ticipated in the second race of the Vixen III, Malabar III Cap- annual cruise, this morning's race Whistler, Sammy-West, Skip ture Series Trophies being from Allen Cove to the Kolle- Jack Also Victors giwidwok Yacht Club at East Blue [Specie' Dispatch to The Herald] [Special Dispatch to The Herald] Hill. In class Z William J. Straw- NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., bridge's Mitena nosed out J. D. 29-In . five-knot southerly breeze Archbold's Vixen, 3d. by nearly two 43 yachts of the Northeast Harbor Aug. 31-The ninth race of the Aug- fleet left Allen Cove on the last leg ust series was sailed here today minutes on corrected time. Z Class of their three-day cruise. In the Z in three-knot southeasterly breeze Mitena. William J. Strawbridge 41 01 class, J. D. Archbold's Vixen III cap- with 40 yachts competing. Vixen. 3d. J. D. Archbold 05 John R. Potter's Aquilla won the Katherine Austin L Smithers or tured first place. beating Robert B. Larikin, Robert O. Whitney 01 41 Whitney's Larikin by a little more 30-square-meter class race beating Valkyrie, Miss Louise Catherwood 2 21 than a minute and a half. Dr. Francis C. Grant's Nancy by 50 Betsy, J. A. Harris, 3d 2 29 40 Jacktar, Nelson A. Rockefeller 2 34 01 The Vixen III also won the series seconds. In the Lawley division of Nymph. Fulton J Redman 44 10 of four races in this class. John S. the A class, E. Farnham Butler's Vaye. Richard Harte x Class Stillman's Malabar III sailed in a Whistler captured first place beating Malabar. 3d. John S. Stillman winner in the X class beating Eliza- Endicott Peabody 2's Daffydill by 2020 Southern Cross, Henry Rawle 3.22.23 Saramore. Elizabeth Madeira 3.37.13 beth Madeira's Sagamore by 57 sec- nearly two minutes. Niliraga, Gano Dunn 3.46.09 onds. The Malabar III was the In the Rice division, Samuel B. Idler. J. Stanley Reeve d.n.f. series winner in this class. Wilder's Sammy-West beat Michael S Class Margaret Dorrance's Elinor nosed Crofoot's Hoyden by 41 seconds. In Three Brothers, Edward Blair the B class W. Rodman Fay's Skip Spindrift. Frederic O. Spedden 20 out Edith Clark's Spray by 1 second Charm. Henry P. Finlay 01 to win the S class race. John R. Jack beat Andrew McInnes's Venture No. 5. Michael McFadden 33 11 Sabot. Elliot Richardson Potter's Aquila was the winner in the II by a little over a minute. 43 Spray, Edith Clark 45 05 30 square meter class beating John 30-Square-Meter Class Elino. Marcaret Dorrance 10 16 Aquila. John R. Potter n 52 12 Flying Cloud, Rowen Blair 06 Tyssowski's Valee by a little more Nancy. Dr. Francis C. Grant 0 53.02 No 2. Frank Howard 3 21 33 Valee. John Tyssowski 0 53 12 than a minute. 30 Square Meter Class In the A class Harry G. Haskett. A Class-Lawler Division Valee. John Tyssowski 30 46 Jr.'s, Kayleen beat E. Farnham But- Whistler. E. Farnham Butler 0.51.15 Aquila. John R. Potter 31.31 Daffydill. Endicott Peabody 2d. 0.6259 Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant 53 49 ler's Whistler by 14 seconds. Henry Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 0.53.31 A Class T. Reath's Vega was the B class win- Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 0.56.53 Aeolus. Robert W. Tilney. Jr 1 10014 Whistler. E. Farnham Butler 48 56 Constance Crawford C. Madeira. Jr. 38 ner today, beating Dr. Henry D. Colleen. Finlay Matheson 1 Stebbins' Ace by a little more than a Hustla. Charles D. Dickey 1 Hoyden, Michael Crofoot Kayleen. Harry G. Haskell. Jr 1 01 50 Hustla, Charles D. Dicker 230.31 Daff-dill. Endicott Peabody 2d minute. Mecoh II, Vance C. McCormick 1 02 06 Sammy West, H C. Johnson. Jr Z Class Polly D., uke Hopkins 1 02 28 Aeolus. Robert W. Tilner. Jr 3.06.08 Boat and skipper h. m. 8. Constance, Crawford C. Maderia Jr. 1 05 01 Rob White. James S. Murphy Vixen III. J. D. Archbold 20 57 B Class Kipper, Joan Milliken Larikin, Robert B. Whitney 3.31 31 Don Q., David W. Clark 11434 Mitena. William J. Strawbridge 3.34.04 Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay 0 55 34 Katherine. Austin L. Smithers 3 36 59 Venture II. Andrew McInnes 0.56.55 Kayleen. Harry G Haskell, Jr 32111 Eaglet. Adam Rhodes Valkyrie, Miss Louise Catherwood 3 44.30 Witnit. Constafice Bradley 0.57.08 3.82.30 Jacktar, Nelson A. Rockefeller a 49.02 Kit Kat. Dr. Wm. Earl Clark 0.58.59 Colleen. William Matheson 3.58.59 Holmes. H. Welch 1 00 28 Alanda, Pamela Brinton Nymph. Fulton J. Redman 4 28 05 3.59.04 III Wind. Ann W. Hessenbruch 10209 Sinbad, Charles Prait X Class No. 38. Jarvis Cromwell 4 18 17 3 36 12 Ace. Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 1.02.25 Malabar III. John S. Stillman Vega. Henry T. Reath 1 02 26 No. 33. Reginald E. Wigham d.n.1 Sagamore, Miss Elizabeth Madeira 3.37.03 william C. Elliott d. n. . . Southern Cross, Henry Rawle 3 48 24 A Class-Rice Division D Class Niliraga, Gano Dunn 3 54 33 Sammy-West. Samuel B. Wilder 0.52 23 Ace. Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 07 S Class Hoyden. Michael Crofoot 0 53.04 a 17 19 Elinor. Miss Markaret Dorrance 3 25 13 Kinglet. Regniald C. Robbins 0.53.32 Venture 2d. Andrew MeInnes Kitkat. Dr. William Earl Clark Spray, Miss Edith Clark 3 25 14 Halo. Marie Heck 0.55.15 Witnit, Lawrence J. Brengle, Jr Three Brothers, Edward Blair x 25 32 Alanda, Pamela Brinton 0.56 22 Velox. Ann Honkins Sabot. Elliot Richardson 3 29 44 Don Q.. David W. Clark 0.56.44 4.28.02 No. 2. Frank Howard 3 29 50 Gathid. Jarvis Cromwell 0 57 27 Vega. Henry Reath Spindrift. Frederic O. Spedden 3 3021 Eaglet. Adam Rhodes D 00 Charm, Henry H. Finlay 3 30.56 Bob White, James S. Murphy D.N.F. Flying Cloud Bowen Blair 3 32 25 M. D. I. Class 30 Square Meter Class Felix II. Peter Chase 0.55 20 Aquila. John R. Potter 3 31 21 Kittywake. Mary Fell Jordan 0.55 51 Valee. John Tyssowski 3 32 26 White Rabbit. Timothy G. Stillman 0.55 32 Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant 3 33 42 Lucretia G. Brooks 0.66 44 A Class Bullseye Class Boat and owner h. m. Chizzle. Harry R. Madeira 10404 Kayleen. Harry G. Haskell, Jr 3 46 Whistler. E. Farnham Butler 327.00 Fidget. Harrison W. Wood Bicker. Polly Thompson 1 06 13 Aeolus. Robert W. Titney Jr Playboy, Henry Parkman. 3d 06'54 Sammy-West. Samuel B. Wilder Eaglet, Adami Rhodes 3.28.33 Sizzele, Nancy Grant 10904 Hoyden. Michael Crofoot 3.29.06 Hustla. Charles D. Dickey 3.29.07 Constance. Crawford C. Madeira. Jr. 3.29.08 Daffydill. Endicott Peabody, 2d 3.29.30 Bob White, James S. Murphy 3 30 04 Don Q. David W. Clark 3 32 45 Sinbad II. Charles Pratt 3.36.13 Alanda, Pamela Brinton 3.36.45 Colleen William Mateson 3.38.48 F. Cochran 3.39.14 No. 33. Rewinald E. Wigham 344.53 B Class Vera. Henry T. Reath 3 25 Ace. Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 3 27 02 Kitkat. Dr. William Earl Clark 3.28.44 Venture 11. Andrew MeInnes 3.31.28 Velox. Ann Hopkins 3 38 47 AQUILA TAKES SERIES TNORTHEAST HARBOR NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Sept. 2-Forty one yachts of the Northeast Harbor fleet started the 10th and last race of the August series here today in a fresh 10-knot southerly breeze. In the 30 square meter class John R. Potter's Aquila beat John Tyssowki's Valee by 34 seconds to win the August series in this class. In the S class Henry P. Finlay's Charm beat Elliot Richard- son's Sabot by a little over two minutes. S Class El.time Boat and owner h. m. 8. Charm. Henry P. Finlay 1 22 14 Sabot. Elliot Richardson 1 24 32 30 Square Meter Class Aquila. John R. Potter 1 22 36 Valee, John Tyssowski 1 23 10 Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant 1 26 11 A Class-Lawley Division Daffydill. Endicott 1 29 01 Whistler, E Farnham Butler 1 30 46 Kayleem. Harry G. Haskell, Jr. 1 31 11 Colleen, Finlay Matheson 1 32 10 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 1 32 18 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 1 32 52 Polly, D. Luke Hopkins 1 34 44 Mecoh 2. Vance C. McCormick 1 34 47 Aeolus, Robert W. Tilney, Jr. 1 34 56 Hustla. Charles D. Dicker 1 39 33 Cristance. Lewis N. Madeira 1 41 45. B Class Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay 1 35 17 Shad Holmes H. Welch 1 37 21 Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 1 37 27 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark.. 1 37 40 Velox, Ann Hopkins 1 37 48 Vega. Henry T Reath 1 39 20 Witnit. Constance Bradley 1 12 33 Venture 2. Andrew McInnis 1 43 07 A Class-Rice Division Bob White. James S. Murphy 1 33 12 Kinglet. Reginald C. Robbins 1 33 13 Alanda. Pamela Brinton 1 34 06 Eagler Adam Rhodes 1 34 23 Halo, Marie Heck 1 34 42 Gathid. Jarvis Cromwell 1 37 51 Don Q. David W. Clark 1 as 21 Sammy-West, Samuel B. Wilder 1 38 34 M D I Class No 6. Lucretia G. Brooks 0 41 18 Littewake Marv Fell Jordan 0 42 03 White Rabbit. Timothy G. Stillman 0 42 38 Felix 1 Peter Chase Withdrew Bull's-eye Class Bicker, Polly Thompson 0 50 40 Sizzle, Nancy Grant o 51 20 Playboy. Henry Parkman. 3d Chizzle Harry P. Madeira @ 52 23 n 52 47 Fidget. Harrison W. Wood 0 52 44 1935. CALM WEATHER VALEE AGAIN BEST of Earl Cookson, of Milo, has en- AT NORTHEAST tered the Northern Maine Sanatori- um for treatment. OF 30-SQ. METERS John Baker is working in Patten Morris' No. 7 and Eddi- in the employment of Bruce War of Has Seven-Minute Margin at this town. Mr. Baker has construct- son's Woozle Win Slow ed a number of camps throughout Northeast Harbor Races this section. [Special Dispatch to The Herald] Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Bean were bus- NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July 12 iness callers in Houlton. Tuesday. -Thirty-one boats of the fleet started NORTHEAST HARBOR. and July rain 20 Albert Walls of New York is visit- the second race of the July series here ing his uncle, John Nickerson, State today in a fresh eight-knot south, -After caused five postponements fleet five days of fog of street, cast. southwest breeze which slackened to a four-knot southwest breeze toward the which the Northeast Harbor race of Woody Jameson, who injured his end of the afternoon. races, to start its third easterly leg Sunday and was unable to walk The course was twice around mark was the July able series in boats a flukey participating. for a few days, is able to be up and "L" off Sea Wall point. John Tyssok- about. ski's Valee again won the 30-square today Only two with classes 34 finished within the Misses Marjorie and Evelyn Judd metre race, benting Dr. Francis C. of Oneida, New York, have been vis- Grant's Nancy by nearly seven minutes. time limit. W. Morris' No. 7 Class won the A. iting in town at the home of their R. Gwynne Stout's Atlanta again took first place in the Lawley boat Casper boat division of Madeira's cousin, A. V. Heningway. group of class A, beating Wharton Lawley Miss Elizabeth Wil- Governor Louis J. Brann has ap- Sinkler's Last Chance by a little more beating nearly fifteen minutes. Mrs. pointed Clayton Steele as a member than three minutes. In the Rice boat Ino by B. Eddison's Woozle beat nearly of the state racing commission. division of class A, Michael Crofoot's liam Parkman's Playboy by match Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nelson and Hoyden led E. Farnham Butler's Eaglet Henry to win a drifting 30 to the finish line by nearly two minutes. three children, and Mrs. Nelson's In class B, E. Sohier Welch's Shad 27 minutes the Bulls Eye class. The and the mother. of Boston, who have been outfooted Andrew McInnes's' Venture in meter class, Class B. finish visiting Mr. Nelson's mother, Mrs. 2d by a little more than five minutes. square Rice boats of Class A did not Minnie Nelson, and sisters, Mrs. J. C. Eddison's Woozle won the Bulls within the time limit. Time Gladys Savage and Mrs. Eva Street, Eye class race by heading Mrs. Henry Owner returned to their homes in Boston, Parkman's Playboy by almost a minute. Boat 2:40:18 Sunday. 30 Square Metre Class-its Miles No. 7 Casper W. Morris 2:55:03 Boat and owner El. time Mr. and Mrs. Harry O'Donnell, h. m. 8. Ino. Elizabeth Louise and Alan Sinkler McIlhenny 2:58:47 2:59:09 Madeira Valee. John Tyssowski accompanied by Mr. O'Donnell's Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant 1 27 16 1 34 12 Acolus. Last Chance, Rev. Wharton Malcolm E. Peabody 3:04:30 3:25:00 mother. Mrs. Addie O'Donnell. vis- Class A-Lawley Boats-71 Miles Daffydill. R. Gwynne, Stout 3:27:14 Atlanta. R. Gwynne Stout ited in Campbello, N. B., Saturday, 39 54 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler Atlanta, Mecoh II. Vance C. McCormick Jr. 3:34:18 1 43 09 returning home Sunday. Ino. Elizabeth Madeira Colleen. Robt. W. Tilney. Jr 3:39:25 1 43 10 Flirt. Samuel S. Drury, Jr 4311 Colleen. Robt. W. Tilney, Jr Constance, C. C. Madeira, Jr. 3:46:32 1 43 35 MADAWASKA Daffydill. Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody 14620 Flirt, Samuel S. Drury, Constance, Crawford E. Madeira, Jr. BULL'S EYE CLASS 1:19:0 No. 7. Casper W. Morris 1 58 02 Whistler. Barbara Stuart Woozle. William B. Eddison 1:45:3 2 10 01 Avolue. Louis and Alan Mellhenny. DNF Playboy, Mrs. Henry Parkman 1:50:4 MADAWASKA, July 10-Thirty- Class B-71/2 Miles Chizzle, Lewis N. Madeira III 2:28:1 nine candidates passed the examin- Shad. E. Sohier Welch 46 14 Venture 2d. Andrew MeInnes Okay, John B. Thayer D. N. I 15136 Acc. Dr. Henry D. Stebbins Bicker, Polly Thompson ation for the Assumption Scholar- Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 15232 ship. Sunday at St. Thomas Aquinas Velox. David L. Chapman 1 54 18 Vega, Henry T. Reath 1 54 52 Hall. President Thomas D. Dufour Skip Jack, W. Rodman Fay 1 54 56 Class A-Rice Boats assisted by Vice-President Albert Hoyden, Michael Crofoot 143.46 Eaglet, E Farnham Butler 14532 Caron. Leonard Martin. and Levite Aleda. William D. Lippincott 14653 Dufour. opened. the sealed envelope Steps Samuel W. Morris Jr 1 47 10 Alanda. Bayard H. Roberts 14724 containing the questions for the ex- Don Q. George R Clark 1 50 19 Bob White. J. Slater Murphy amination. then proceeded to give 150.58 Hulls Eye Class-3% Miles this set of questions to the contest- Woozle J. C. Eddison 1 02 17 ants, The examination lasted two Playboy. Mrs. Henry Parkman 1 03 16 Chizzle. Lewis N. Madeira 1 03 01 hours. This same examination was Okay, John B. Thayer. 3d 1 07/27 given in all Assumption circles in Maine, New Hampshire, Massachu- setts and Canada. The winners will be announced in August. A family gathering took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Dufour Sunday. Relatives from Fort Kent. St. David and Marlboro, Mass., were served dinner with more guests arriving from Fort Kent for supper. A party followed, where en- tertainment was given and refresh- ments were served. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marquis, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bouthot, Ignaco Bouthot. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Daigle, Mrs. Henry Beaulieu, Misses Adrinette Marquis, Priscilla Beau- lieu. Maximille Quellette, Rita DR. GRANT'S NANCY NANCY DEFEATS AQUILA LEADS MAINE 30'S IN NORTHEAST FEATUR The Rev. Peabody's Daffydill NORTHEAST HARBOR, July 28 CLASS A-LAWLEY BOATS Wins at Northeast Harbor -Thirty-six yachts took part in the No. 7. Casper W. Morris 1:47 Atlanta, R. Gwynne Stout 1:48 [Special Dispatch to The Herald] sixth regular race of the July series Aeolus. Louise & Alan McIlhenry 1:48 Last Chance. William L. E. Sinkler 1:50 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July here Saturday in a 5 knot north Mecoh II, Vance C. McCormick 1:53 24-After two more days of fog. caus- ing the postponement of two races, the breeze. Dr. Francis C. Grant's Constance. C. C. Madeira, Jr. 1:54 Daffydill, Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody 1:56 fleet was able to start the fifth race Nancy won its second race* of the Colleen, Robert W. Tilney, Jr. 2:00 of the July series around the inside season beating Commodore Eddi- Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 2:02 course in a five-knot southwest breeze Polly. Alexander Torrance 2:07 with 36 boats participating son's Aquila by a little over two Whistler, Barbara Stuart 2:08 The 30-square meter race was won minutes. CLASS B by Dr. Francis C. Grant's Nancy. which Shad, E. Sohier Welch 1:57 beat John Tyssowski's Valee by one Casper W. Morris' No. 7 took first Ace, Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 1:58 minute. honors in the Lawley group of Skip Jack, W. Rodman Fay 1:59 The Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody's Daf- Kit Kat, Dr Wm. Earl Clark 2:02 fydil defeated Casper W. Morris's No. 7 class A beating R. Gwynne Stout's Velox, David L. Chapman 2:0 by 21 seconds to win the Lawley boats Atlanta by 30 seconds. In the Rice Vega, Henry T. Reath 2:00 Venture II, Andrew McInnes 2:0 in class A. The Rice boat race of the boat group of this same class J. CLASS A-RICE BOATS same class was won by Michael Cro- Slatter Murphy's Bob White Seat foot's Hoyden, which preceded E. Farn- Bob White, J. Slater Murphy 1:53 Bayard H. Robert's Alanda by a lit- ham Butler's Eaglet to the finish line Alanda, Bayard H. Roberts 1:5 tle less than a minute. Aleda, William D. Lippincott 1:5 by 35 seconds. Henry T. Reath's Vega captured its In class B, E. Sohier Welch's Shad Steps, Samuel W. Morris, Jr. 1:50 beat Dr. Henry D. Stebbins' Ace to Kinglet, Marie Heck 1:5 first place of the season in beating W. Eaglet, John W. Higgins 2:0 Rodman Fay's Skip by a little more the finish line by a litlte over a min- Hoyden. Michael Crofoot 2:0 than a minute. In the bull's-eye class, ute. In the bulls eye class William Halo, Harry G. Haskell. Jr 2:0 Lewis N. Madeira's Chizzle took first Sam-West, N. M. Wilder, Jr. 2:0 B. Eddison's Woozle beat Polly Don Q. George R. Clark 2:0 honors, outsailing Mrs. Henry Park- Thompson's Bicker by 12 minutes. man's Playboy by nearly seven min- BULL'S EYE CLASS utes. Summary: Woozle, William B. Eddison 1:1 30-Square Meter Class. Six Miles 30 SQUARE METER CLASS Bicker, Polly Thompson Naney, Dr. Francis C. Graut 1 30 30 Nancy. Dr. Francis C Grant 1:37:31 Okay. John B. Thayer III 1: Valee, John Tyssowski 13130 Aquila, W. Barton Eddison 1:39:38 Chizzle, Lewis N. Madeira 1:3 Aquilla, W. Barton Eddison 1.55 04 Valce, John Tyssowski 1:39:45 Sizzle, Dr. Francis C. Grant Class 1. Lawley Boats. Six Miles Daffydill. Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody 1 16 32 No. Casper W. Morris 16 53 Last Chance Wharton Sinkler 48 47 Tno Elizabeth Maderia 49 04 Constance, Crawfo E. Madeira. Jr. 1 50 00 Flirt. Samuel S Drury, Jr. 1 50 03 NANCY TRIUMPHS Colleen. Robert W. Tilney, Jr 1 50 27 Mecho 11 Vance McCornuck 1 30 36 Aeolus. Louise and Alan Mellhenny 1 50.03 Polly. Alexander Torrance = 12 21 Clas B. Six Miles AT N. E. HARBOR Vega. Henry T. Reath 1 50 07 Skin Jack W. Rodman Fay 1 M1 14 Venture 11. Andrew MeInnes 1 52 16 Shad. E. Sohier Welch 1 53 Takes July Series for 30's in Dr. Helry D. Stebhins 1 53 Kit Kat Dr. Wm. Earl Clark 02 Dramatic Fashion Velox. David L. Chapman 08 08 Class A. Rice Boats, Six Miles NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July 30 Hoyden. Michael Crofoot I 32 56 Eaglet. E Farnham Butler 133.31 -Dr. Francis C. Grant's 30-square Alanda, Bayard H Roberts 1 54 meter Nancy, being a woman, took the Aleda. William D. Lippincott Steps. Samuel W. Morris Jr 35.00 most dramatic way to capture the July Bob White. J. Slater Murphy 02:51 series for her class here today. Waiting Kinglet Marie Heek 03 10 for the final race of the series when a Don Q., George R. Clark 06 55 Sam West. M. W. Wilder. Jr 20 38 record fleet of 40 boats turned out, Bull'sEye Class, Three Miles Nancy edged John Tyssowski's Valee by Chizzle, Lewis N Madeira 25 21 a minute for the double victory. Playboy Mrs. Henry Parkman 31 49 30-Square Meter Class El time Bicker. Polly Thompson 41 an Boat and owner: h. m. S. Woozle William B. Eddison 11 18 Naney, Dr. Francis C. Grant 1 37 08 Sizzle. Dr. Francis C. Grant 42 56 Valee. John Tyssowski 1 38 30 Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 1 3S 32 Winsome. William F. Cochran 1 41 11 Class A Lawley Boats Ino. Elizabeth Maderia 1 44 33 Last Chance, Wharton 34 STOUT'S ATLANTA SAILS IN Flirt. Samuel S. Drury, Jr 1 44 35 Mecoh 2d. Vance C. McCornack 1 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July Aeolus, Louis and Alan Mellhenney, 1 49 25-R. Gwynne Stout's Atlanta, an A No. 7. Casper W. Morris 1 30 boat, sailed in a winner today in the Deffydill. Rev. Malcolm E. Piabody 1 45 MY Constance. Crawford c. Madeira, Jr. 1 15 07 Southwest Harbor Yacht Club race, Colleen. Robert W. Tilney. Jr 1 46 24 beating Louise and Alan McIlhenny's Atlanta, R Gwyune Stout 1 17 THE Aeolus by a little over 5 minutes. Nevis, C. P. R. Jefferys 1 17 57 Polly. Alexander Torrance 1 19 an Class A and. B were sailed in one Whistler. Barbara Stuart 1 50.30 division, as is the custom in this special Class B race in the Bull's-Eye class. Lewis N. Ace. Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 1 46 23 Madeira's Chizzle led Dr. Francis C. Skip Jack. W Rodman Fay 1 49 10 Voga, Henry T. Reath 1 4911 Grant's Sizzle by nearly a minute and Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 1 49.30 a half. John Tyssowski's Valee won the Shad. E. Sohier Welch 1 3255 30-square meter race. Venture. 2d. Andrew Melnnes 1 53 45 Velox, David L. Chapman disqualified Class A Rice Boats Steps, Samuel W. Morris. Jr. 1 47 14 Eaglet. John W. Higgin- 1 48.03 Aleda. William D. Lippincott 14805 Hoyden. Michael Croicol 1 48 19 Bob White, J. Slater Murphy 1 48 27 Don Q., George R. Clark 1 31 58 Alanda. Bayard H. Roberts 1 33 15 Halo, Harry G. Haskell, Jr 1 55.39 Sam West. M. W. Wilder, Jr 1.56.13 Kinglet, Máric Heck 1 56 16 Bulls Eye Class Bicker. Polly Thompson 1 09 48 Playboy, Mrs. Henry Parkman Chizzle, Lewis N. Medeira 13 Woozle William B. Eddison 1 18 'S Sizzle, Joseph Grant IS AND Okay. John B. Thayer, Sd 50 EDDISON'S AQUILA AQUILA WINNER VALEE TRIUMPHS IN INITIAL TRIUMPH AT NORTHEAST AT N. E. HARBOR Scores in 30-Square Metre Test At Northeast Harbor Second of August Series Fleet of 38 Starts in Fourth Raced In Flattening Race of August Series NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 2 -In a 15-knot northwest breeze, 42 [Special Dispatch to The Hernidd boats of the Northeast Harbor fleet Breeze NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 13 sailed the first race of the August series here today. -In a fresh 14-knot southwest by Commodore Eddison's 30 square metre NORTHEAST HARBOR, Aug. 6- south breeze, 38 yachts of the flee: Aquila won its first race of the season, sailed the fourth race of the August beating John Tyssowski's Valee by In a 10 knot easterly breeze which series here today. In the 30-square nearly a minute. In clos A of the diminished to almost a flat calm, 38 meter class, John Tyssowski's Valee Lawley group, Helen ris's No. 7 defeated Dr. Francis C. Grant's Nancy yachts of the Northeast Harbor fleet captured first place, beating Vance C. by a little more than a minute. McCormick's Mecho 2d by 15 seconds. started the second race of the In the Lawley division of class A, In the Rice boat division of the same August series here today. Com- Vance C. McCormick's Mecoh 2d cap- class, Harry G. Haskell's Halo won first tured first place, beating Helen Morris, honors. beating J. Slater Murphy' Bob modore Eddison's Aquila won its No. 7. by a little more than a minute. White by 50 seconds. second race of the series, beating In the Rice division of this class. Will- In class B. E. Sohier Welch's Shad lam D. Lippincott's Aleda defeated won first place. beating David C. Chap- Dr. Francis C. Grant's Nancy by a Harry G. Haskell's Halo by 36 seconds. man's Velox by a little over half a little over three minutes in the 30 The class B race was won by David minute. William B. Watkins, Jr.'s, L. Chapman's Velox, which beat C. Shenandoah won the M D I class race. square meter class. Sohier Welch's Shad by a little more Summary: In Class A. Lawley division. R than three minutes. Miss Lucretia 30 Square Metre Class Gwynne Stout's Atlanta took first Brooks, No. 6. came home a winner in Aquila, W. Barton Eddison 23 36 the M D I class, edging John S Ames's Valee. John Tyssowaki honors. beating Helen Morris' No. 7 Lark by a little more than a minute. Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant 28 34 by nearly two minutes. In the Rice Polly Thompson's Bicker won the Bulls- Clash A. Lawley Boats boat division of this same class eye race, bettering Lewis N. Madeiras's No. 7. Helen Morris 11.32 Mecho 2d. Vance C. McCormick 41 47 Michael Crofoot's Hoyden beat J Chizzle by nearly two minutes. Kipper, Roger Milliken 42 17 Slater Murphy's Bob White by a 30 Square Meter Class Daftydill, Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody 45.00 45.11 little over a minute and a half. E Yacht and owner. Nevis, C. P. B. Jefferys Constance, Crawford C. Maderia, Jr. 45.15 Valee, John Tyssowski h. m. Schier Welch's Shad won in the B Whistler. Barbara Stuart 48.52 Nancy. Dr. Francis C. Grant Last Chance. Whharton Sinkler 48.59 Class, beating W. Rodman Fay's Aquila. W. Barton Eddison Atlanta. R. Gwynne Stout 49.35 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira Skip Jack by nearly three minutes. Class A. Lawley Boats 32.43 Mecoh, 2d. Vance C. McCormick Polly, Alexander Torrance 2 55 48 William B. Watkins, Jr.'s Shenan- No. 7. Helen Morris Colleen. Robert W. Tilney 2 57 24 Nevis C. P. B. Jefferys Aeolus, Louise and Alan McIllhenny. n. doah beat Luretia Brooks' No. 6 by Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler Flirt. Samuel S. Drury, d. n. f. 20 seconds in the M. D. I. class. Daffydill. Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody Kipper, Rozer Milliken 42.38 Class A. Rice Boats William B. Eddison's Woozle won Flirt. Samuel S. Drury, Jr Halo Harry G. Haskell 2 48.00 Bob White J. Slater Murphy 2 48.39 the Bull's Eye race, beating Lewis. Atlanta. R. Gwyane Stout Ino. Elizabeth Madeira Hoyden, Michael Crofoot 10.20 N. Madeira's Crizzle by nearly two Aeolus, Louis and Alan Mellhenny Kinglet, Marie Heck 49.28 Colleen Robt. W Tilney, Jr Don Q.. George R Clark 33.30 minutes. Polly, Alexander Torrance Alanda, William Disston 2 38 12 Summary: Aleda William D. Lippincott d. n. f. Constance. Crawf'd C. Madeira, Jr Withdrew Withdrew Sinbad, 2d. Richard S. Emmett Scud. Mrs. O. H. P. Pepper d.n.f. 30 Square Meter Class. Class B Steps. Samuel W. Morris. Jr d.n. 1. Sam West. M. W Wilder Jr d. n. f. Aquila, W. Barton, Eddison 1 47 18 Velox. David L. Chapman Shad. E. Sohier Welch 139.91 Eaglet, Bradley C. Higgins d. n. f. Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant 1 50 25 Skip-Jack W. Rodman Fay 1 45 33 Class B Valee, John Tyssowski 1 51 22 Venture. 2d. Andrew MeInnes Shad, E. Sohier Welch 2 47 13 Class A. Lawley Boats. Vega. Henry T. Reath Velox. David C. Chapman Kit Kat. Dr. William Early Clark 1 49 2T 47 45 Atlants, R. Gwynne Stout 2 05.48 Ace, Marcia Stebbins 130.58 Ace. Marcia Stebbins 23216 Withdrew Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay 154.52 No. 7. Helen Morris 2 07 40 Class A. Rice Boats Vega. Henry T. Reath 25511 Colleen, Robt W. Tilney, Jr 2 15 47 Aleda, William D. Lippincott 2.38.20 Halo, Harry G. Haskell 1 43 13 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark Aeolus, Louise & Alan McIlhenny 2 15 50 Venture 2d. Andrew Innes 3 00 29 Don George R. Clark 143.49 Mecoh II. Vance C. MtCormick 2 17 04 Kinglet. Marie Heck Bob White, J. Slater Murphy 1 17 26 M D 1 Class Ino. ElizabethMadeira 2 22 57 1.50.24 Shenandoah, William R Watkins, Jr. Nevis, C. P. B. Jefferys 2 22 59 Stepa. Samuel W Horris, 1.59.43 Hoyden, Michael Crofoot Jr No. 6. Lucretia Brooks 1 37 MU Withdrew Kipper. Roger Milliken 2 24 23 : Withdrew Polly, Alexander Torrance 2 30 23 Flirt. Samuel S. Drury, Jr No. 6. Lucretia Brooks W D I Class W. Lark. John S. Ames 0.50 47 Constance, Crawford C. Madeira, Jr W. Shenandoah, Wm. B. Watkins, 0.36.36 1.19.49 Class B. Shad, E. Sohier Welch 2 07 55 Bicker, Polly Thompson Bullseye Class 2 09 33 Chizzle. Lewis N. Madefra 08 39 ip.Jack W. Rodman Fay Woozle. Wm B. Eddison Kit Kat, Dr. William Earl Clark 2 10 33 Velox, David L. Chapman 2 23 46 Sizzle, Joseph L. Grant Playboy Mrs. Henry Parkman Venture II, Andrew McInnes 2 30 55 05 Vega. Henry T. Reath 2 33 51 Ace, Marcia C. Stebbins 2 37 52 Class A. Rice Boats. Hoyden, Michael Crofoot 2 30 03 Bob White, J. Slater Murphy 2 31 41 Halo, Harry G. Haskell 2 32 29 Don Q. George R. Clark 2 35 36 Kinglet, Marie Heck D. N. F. Alanda, Wm. Disston D. N. F. Seud, Mrs. O. H. P. Fepper D. N. F. Enrilet. Bradley C. Higgins D. N. F. Sam West, M. W. Wilder, Jr D. .N. F. M. D. I. Class. Shenandoah. Wm. B. Watkins, Jr 50 30 No. 6. Lucretia Brooks 0 30 50 Lark, John S. Ames 0 51 21 Bullseye Class. Woozle, William B. Eddison 1 06 33 Chizzzle, Lewis N. Madeira 1 07 28 Bicker, Polly Thompson 1 08 10 Playboy. Mrs. Henry Parkman 1 11 30 Okay, John B. Thayer III 1 34 21 Sizzle, Joseph L. Grant 1 37 03 LIPPINCOTT'S ALEDA WELCH SAILS SHAD CONSTANCE WINS WINS IN MAINE. SAIL [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 15 TO MAINE VICTORY HAYWARD RACE -Thirty-seven yachts participated in the annual Seal Harbor Yacht Club re- gatta today, starting in a light easterly Tyssowski's Valee Nips Ed- Madeira Leads All-Class Con- which swung around to a southwesterly breeze. dison's Aquila in 30's test at Northeast Walter H. Lippincott's schooner Aleda came in a winner by 32 seconds over [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST BARBOR. Me.. Aug. 17 Cummins Catherwood's ketch Valkyrie NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. -Sailing in a light southwest wind, the to win the miscellaneous class. In the 6-The largest number of yachts to Constance, skippered by Crawford C. S boat class, Walter S. Finlay. Jr.'s compete in a race so far this season Madeira, Jr., finished a winner over 36 Charm carried off first honors, beating Frederic O. Spedden's Spindrift by more crossed the starting line in the fifth boats in the George Davenport Hay- than 30 minutes. race of the August series. A six-knot ward cup. race. Following cloesly In Dr. Francis C. Grant's Nancy led southwest breeze held well throughout the wake of the Constance came J. C. John Tyssowski's Valee by nearly a the afternoon. Eddison's Woozle, losing by 37 seconds. minute in the 30-square metre class. John Tyssowski's Valee beat Commo- with Robert W. Tilney, Jr.'s Colleen In Class A. Robert Tilney, Jr.'s, Col- dore Eddison's Aquila by just one sec- coming in a little over a minute and a leen outsailed Alexander Torrance's ond to win the 30-square metre class half behind the Woozle for third place. Polly by 181/2 minutes. Henry T. race. In the Lawley division of class A. In this special race all classes of Reath's Vega defeated E. Sohier Welch's Helen Morris's No. 7 edged Robert W. boats compete as one class. with their Shad by nearly 12 minutes to win the Tilney, Jr.'s Colleen by three seconds. various handicapsn give at the start. Class E race. In the Rice division of class A, Samuel thereby making the first boat to cross Class D-Cruising Yachts W. Morris, Jr.'s Steps stepped in a the finish line a winner. The course Aleda, Walter H. Lippincott 6 34 06 winner with nearly three minutes to is always twice around the inside tri- Valkyric. Cummins Catherwood 6 34 38 Discoverer Joseph Pulitzer 6 39 33 spare over Michael Crofoot's Hoyden. angle. In class B, E. Sohier Welch's Shad Boat. skipper Class Aries. John R. Potter 6 43 Zickie. Frederick Dunham 6 bettered W. Rodman Fay's Skip Jack Constance. Crawford C. Ma- Sazamore, Miss Elizabeth Madeira T 10 deira, Jr A by 25 seconds. Lucretia G. Brooks's No. Woozle. C. Eddison Bylle Eye Class C-S Boats 6 led William B. Watkins, Jr.'s Shenan- Colleen. Robert W Tinney, Jr. A Charm Walter S Finlay Jr. 6.38.53 Aeolus. Louise and Alan Mell- Spindrift. Frederie O. Spedden 7 03 04 doah by a little over a minute and a henney A Comehither Horace Mann 15 10 half in the M. D. I. class. William B. No. 7. Helen Morris A No. 6. Timothy Rhoads Withdrawn Eddison's Woozle outsailed Mrs. Henry Valee. John Tyssowaki 30 5q metre 30-Square Metre Class Hayden. Michael Crotoot Parkman's Playboy by a minute and a Skiplack W. Rodman Fay Naney, Dr. Francis C. Grant 7 01 38 Valce. John Tyssows) half in the Bull's Eye class. Kit Kat Dr. Wm. Earl Clark 7 Vega. Henry T. Reath Winsome. William F Cochrane 7 05 24 30-Square Metre Class Flirt. Samuel S. Drury Jr Aquila, W. Barton Eddison Withdrawn El. time Nevis, P. B. Jefferrys Class A Boat and owner h. m. 5. Velox, David L Chapman Colleen. Robert W. Tilney. Jr. 5.34.26 Valee. John Tyssowski I 41 15 Saleee. R S. Emmett Polly, Alexander Torrance 5.52.56 Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 1 11 16 Venture. 2d. Andrew MeInnes Hoyden Michael Crofoot Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant 1 13 10 6 05 53 Shad E Sohier Welch Halo. Harry G. Haskell, Jr Withdrawn Lawley Division. Class A Kinglet. Marie Heck moire Kinglet. Marie Heck Disqualified Naney Dr. Francis C. Grant 30 No. 7 Helen Morris 1 48 42 No. 6. Lueretia G Brooks M D Class B Colleen, Robert W. Tilney. Jr 1 48 45 Steps. Samuel W. Morris Jr Vega. Henry T. Reath 5 37 12 Acolus. Louise and Alan Mellhenny 1 51 27 Mecoh, 2d Vance C. McCor- Shad E Schier Welch 5 49 06 Constance, Crawford C. Madeira. Jr. 1 52 midd Velox. David L. Chapman a 51 16 Flirt, Samuel Drury, Jr. Marcia C. Stebhins B Navajo. George Johnson 5 151.49 Moch II. Vance C. McCormick 1 Don Q.. Georgy R Clark Skip Jac. W Rodman Fay 5.54.38 Atlanta. R. Gwynne Stout 1 Bieker. Polly Thompson Bull Eye Kit Kat. Dr William Earl Clark 5.56.12 Nevis C. P. B. Jofferys 1 37.52 Halo. Harry G Haskell Venture 11., Andrew Melnnes 6 00 31 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 1 Polly. Alexander Torrance A M. D. I. Class Daffydill Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody 1 58.54 Winsome William F. Cochran 30 89. metro No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks Sinbad If. Jarvis Cromwell 1 59 35 Sinbad 24 Jarvis Cromweil A 235.36 Shenandoah. William B. Watkins, Jr. 2 35 36 Polly. Alexander Torrance 20148 Daffydill, Rev. Malcolm Kinner. Roser Milliken 2.05 Peabody A Lark. John S. Ames Withdraw Whistler, Barbara Stuart 20551 Rob White, Slater Murphy A Bull's-Eye Class Seud. Mrs. O. H. P. Pepper A Bicker. Polly Thompson Lawley Division. Class B Eaglet, Mary Louise and Brad- Playboy. Mrs. Henry Parkman Shad. E. Sohier Welch : 54 20 les C. Hirgins Woozle. William B. Eddison Skip Jack W Rodman Fay 54 45 Sam West. M W. Wilder. Jr 3 26 08 Chizzle. Lewis N. Madeira $ 15.35 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 1 35 Sizzle. Joseph L. Grant Bulls Eye Sizzle, Joseph L. Grant Venture IL Andrew MeInnes 1 58 33 Playboy. Mrs. Henry Parkman Bulls Eye 3 47 08 Velox, David L. Chapman 1 59 37 Chizzle. Lewis N. Madeira Bulls Eye Vera Henry T. Reath 2 00 36 Ace Marcia c. Stebbins 2 05 35 Rice Division, Class A Steps. Samuel S. Morris, Jr. 1 48 23 Hoyden. Michael Crofoot 1 31 19 Aleda, William D. Lippincott 1 31 20 Eaglet. Mary L. and Bradley c. Hig- gins 1 53 07 Bob White J. Slater Murphy 1 53 16 Kinglet. Maria Heck 1 33 48 Halo. Harry G. Haskell 1 54 10 Salcee. R. S Emmett 1 54 38 Saud. Mrs. O. H. P. Pepper 1 56 37 Sam-West. M. W Wilder. Jr. 1 36 59 Don Q. George R. Clark 1 57 11 M. D. I. Class No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks 1 02 08 Shenandoah. William B. Watkins. Jr. 1 03 44 Lark, John S. Ames 1 04 00 Bull's Eve Class Woozle. William B. Eddison 1 10 25 Playboy. Mrs. Henry Parkman 1 1: OF Chizzle. Lowis N. Madeira 1 13 02 Ricker. Polly Thompson 1 13 14 Sizzle, Joseph L. Grant 1 15 18 N. E. HAKBUK FINAL NANCY TRIUMPHS MAINE CRUISE TO GRANT'S NANCY AT N. E. HARBOR TO DISCOVERER Leads Aquila, Winner of Au- gust 30 Sq. Meter Series Fleet of 45 Turns Out for Sixth of August Series NORTHEAST FARBOR, Aug. 30- Pulitzer Boat Takes North- In a seven-knot casterly drizzle, 46 NORTHEAST HARBOR. Mc., Aug. yachts, the largest group of the sea- 20-In a six-knot variable south south- east Harbor Series; Nancy son, sailed the last race of the August west breeze 45 yachts crossed the start- series here today. ing line in the sixth race of the August Sweeps 30's In the 30-square metre class, Dr. series here today and Dr. Francis C. Francis C. Grant's Nancy captured first Grant's Nancy outlasted Comdr. Eddi- son's Aquila by a little more than two (Special Dispatch to The Herald] place, beating W. Barton Eddison's NORTHEAST HARBOR Me., Aug. 24 Aquila be nearly a minute and a half. minutes in the 30-square metre class. --The 14th annual three-day cruise of In class A. Lawley division, Helen The Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody's Daf- the Northeast Harbor fleet to East Blue- Morris's No. 7 easily took first honors fydill edged Crawford C. Madeira, Jr.'s hill came to a close today. Joseph Pulit- by beating Wharton Sinkler's Last Constance by 30 seconds in the Lawley zer's Discoverer won the cruise series Chance by nearly three minutes. division of Class A. In the Rice division of this same class R. S. Emmet's Salcee with a total of 267 points, with Cum- In the Rice division of this class, Michael Crofoot's Hoyden stepped to a beat J. Slater Murphy's Bob White by mins Catherwood's Walkyrie gathering almost half a minute. 234 points. close finish over Harry G. Haskell's Halo with 46 seconds between the boats. Howard Cooper Johnson, Jr.'s Navajo, In the schoonor class, class X Eliba- In class D. Thomas Reath, Jrus Vega sailing its first race of the season, came beth Madeira's Sagamore, easily took in first in Class B to beat Marcia C. first honors with 300 points to the 134 captured first place with a 17-sevond win over Dr. William Earl Clark's Kit Stebbins's Ace by nearly five minutes. points gained by Walter H. Lippincott. Kat. Lucretia Brooks's No. 6 won the Jr.'s. Aleda. Lucretia Brooks's No. 6 beat William B. M D I race beating. William B. Wat- Watkins's, Jr.'s Shenandoah by 21 sec- Frederick Camp's Markay won every Kins. Jr.'s Shenandoah by nearly three onds in the M D I Class. race in the class for yawls and ketches. minutes and a half. In the Bulls Eye Class Polly Thomp= earning 300 points to 201 for Malcolm The winners with their total points son's Bicker took first place beating A. MacDuffie's May. Mischief. Thomas in the August series show Eddison's O'Donnell Iselin's Golliwogg by a little N. Dabney's Ptarmigan led the miscel- Aquila the victor with 460 points and over two minutes. laneous sloop class with 267 points. beat- Grant's Nancy in second place with 417 30-Square Metre Class ing John R. Potter's Aris by 7 points. points in the 30-square metre class. Boat and Owner El Time In the 30-square metre class. Joseph In the Lawley division of class A. Helen m Naney Dr. Francis C. Grant L. Grant's Nancy took all the races, Morris's No. 7 won first place with 531 Aquila W Barton Eddison M7 30 thereby amassing 300 points. The near- points, while Vance C. McCormick's Valee John Tymowski on 39 est competitor was John Tyssowski's Winsome. William Cochran Mecho 2d. was second with 422 points. 06 27 Valee with 167 points. In the Rice division, J. Slater Murphy's Class A-Lawley Division Daffydill, the Rev. M. E. Peabody NO Walter S. Finlay. Jr.'s. Charm cap- 27 Bob White captured division honors Constance Crawford C. Madeira 1 35 37 tured the cruise series in the S class with 458 points. -Harry G. Haskell's Aeglus Louise and Alan MelDienny 03 with a total of 240 points. In class A. Mecoh 11. Vance McCormick Halo was second with 454 points, 56 14 Polly, Alexander Torrance 57 18 Samuel W. Morris, Jr.'s. Steps cap- In class B W. Rodman Fay's Skip- Kipper. Rozer Milliken AS tured first honors with 267 points. Louise jack won the series with 431 points and Colleen. Robert W. Tilney, Jr 38 18 and Alan McIlhenny's Aeolus and Reb. No. Helen Morris Dr. William Earl Clark's Kit Kat was 39 13 Inn Elizabeth Madeira 00 19 ert W. Tilney, Jr.'s. Colleen followed in second with 380 points. Atlanta R Gwenne Stout 01 21 second and third places with 256 points Lucretia Brook's No. 6 easily came Sinbad 11. Jarvis Cromwell 01 26 Nevis, C. P. B. Jefferys and 223 points. respectively. in first among M D I's with 634 points 03 06 Whistler. Barbara Stuart 08 40 David L. Chanman's Velox was the for the series with William B. Wat- Class It winner in class B. gathering 225 points. kins, Jr.'s Shenandoah in second place Navaio Howard Cooper Johnson. Jr. 1 31 (6 with Dr. William Earl Clark's Kit Kat with 430 points. Polly Thompson's Acc. Marcia C. Stebbins 1 56 Vega. Henry T Reath in second place with 200 points. Bicker was the series winner in the 56 29 Venture II Andrew MeInnes 1 57 56 Class W Bulls Eye class with 457 pointa while Kit Kat Dr. William Earl Clark 1 57 37 Boat and owner Shad, E. Sohier Welch Total points Eddison's Woozle was in second place 1 58 07 Skip Jack W Rodman Fay Discoverer. Joseph Pulitzer 1 58 08 267 with 427 points. Velox. David L. Chapman 1 59 13 Valkyrie, Cummies Catherwood 231 or'easter A Atwater Kent. Jr Thirty-Square Metre Class 6⑆ Class 1-Rice Division Salem R. S. Emmett Class X. Schooliers Boat and owner 1 48 39 Nancy. Dr. Francis a Grant Bob White J. Slater Murphy 149.03 Saramore Miss Elizabeth Madeira 300 Aleda. Walter H. Lippineott. Jr Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 01 Don Q George R. Clark 1 50 48 134 Hoyden Michael Crofoot Mileraza. Gaun Dunn Valee, John Tyssowski 83 Aleda. William D. Lippincott A Class-Lawley Boats 1 Class Y. Yawls and Ketches 1-West. M. W Wilder, Jr. Halo. Harry G Haskell Markay Frederield F. Camp No. 7. Helen Morris 300 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler Seud Mrs a H. P. Pepper May Mischief. Malcolmn A. Duffic 201 Constance. Crawford C. Madeira, Jr. 46. Kinzlet Marie Heck Southern Cross, Henry Rawle 00 Dattydill. Rev. Malcolm E Peabody 46 RU Steps. Samuel S. Merris, Jr. Class Z., Miscellaneous Sloops Flirt, Samuel S. Drun, Jr Eaglet. Mary L. and B. C. Higgins 00 26 Plarmisan Thomas N. Dabney 267 Aeolus. Elizabeth and Alan Mell M D I Class Aries, John R. Potter 26n henny No. G. Lucretia Brook 03 as Nyniph. Fulton J. Redman 100 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira Shenandoah, William B. Watkins, Jr. 03 Red Raider. Robert W. Moore. Jr 100 Stlanta. R Gwynee Sout 41 36 Lark. John S. Ames Pamela as Coleen. Robert W. Tilney Jr 06 24 30 Square Metre Class Sushad 2d. Jarvis Cromwell Bullseye Class Polly Alexander Torrance Colliwozz o Donnell Iselin 1 15 10 Nancy, Ins ph L. Grant 200 Meenh 2d. Vance McCormick Chizzle Wis N. Madeira 1 17 OS Valre, John Tyssowski 167 Nevis C. P. B. Jeffreys Sizzle ph L. Grant 24 10 Aquilla. W. Barton Edilson 133 Whistler. Barbara Stuart Playboy Mrs. Henry Parkman 1 23 34 Clas, S Woozle William B. Eddison B Class DNF Charm, Watter S Finlay, Jr 210 Elinor Joseph Politzer Vega. Thomas Reath, Jr 180 Vixon 11. Townsend Minson Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark ISO Piying Cloud Bowen Blair Venture 2d. Andrew McInnes 180 Spindrift. Frederic O. Spedden Skipjack. w Rodman Pay 100 Velox. David L. Chapman Class A Navalo. Howard Copper Johnson. Jr. Steps, Samuel W Morris Jr 207 Ace. Marcia c. Stebling Aeolus Louise and Alan Mellhenny Shad. E. Sohier Welch. 1 00 25 250 Colleen, Robert W. Tilner, Class A-Rice Division Atlanta. R. Gwynne Stout Hoyden, Mieha Crofoot Joyden Michael Crefent Daffydil, Rev Malcolm E. Peahods Halo, Harry G. Haskell 100 Rom White. Slater Murphy Steps. Samuel W. Merris. Jr 191 Salcer Emmet 184 Aleda. William D. Lippincott Sam West M. Wilder, Jr. 139 Bob White. J. Slater Murphy Earlet Marie Heck 137 Silcee. R. S. Emmet Don Q George R. Clark Kinglet. Marie Heck 13 13H Meda William D Lippincott 188 Don Q. George R. Clark 11 Meeah 11. Vance McCormick 126 Seud. Mrs. O. H. Pepper 12 Constance Crawford Madeura. 115 Sam West M. W. Wilder. Jr Halo Harry G. Haskell Jr. 109 Eaglet. Louise M. and Bradley c. Kinglet Bradley High as Higgins 1.54 33 First, Samuel Drury Jr as Haloyon. J. A. Harris Withdrew Whistler Barbara Smart 33 M Class Kipper. Roger Milliken 16 So. G. Lucretis Brooks Class B henandoah William IL Warkins, Jr. Velox. David L Chapman 995 Lark. John S. Aroea 13 Kit Kat Dr. William Eart Clark 200 Bulls Eye Class Coga. Thomas Reath. Jr 173 Venture 11. Andrew MeInties Chicale. Lewis N. Madeira 130 Bicker. Polix Thompson Woozle. William R Siszic Joseph In Grant Okay Mrs. Henry Parkman Polliwor. o Donnell Iselin Class A Boats Have Advantage At Northeast NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 31-Two races were sailed to- day in the third annual Lawrence W. Dickey memorial team races. This event is a series of three races between teams composed of the four leading Class A boats and the four leading Class B yachts at the end of the regular August series. In the morning race sailed in a 4- knot west-northwest breeze, the first three boats to finish were Class A yacht. The A class held a dis- tinct advantage again in the after- noon sailing under similar weather , conditions, except for a slight in- crease in the breeze. As the se- ries now stand. Class A is leading 567 points to 327. The final race will be sailed Monday afternoon. Summary: MORNING RACE of Boat Owner Class Pls. Halo, Harry G. Haskell, Jr., A 100 No. 7. Helen Morris A 88 Mecoh 2nd, Vance C. McCormick. A 75 Skip Jack, W. Rodman Fay. B 63 Vega, Thomas Reath, Jr., B 50 Venture 2nd, Andrew McInnes B 38 Kit Kat, Dr. William Earl Clark, B 25 Bob White, J. Slater Murphy, A 13 AFTERNOON RACE Halo, Harry G. Haskell, Jr., A 100 No. 7. Helen Morris, A 88 Mecoh 2nd, Vance C. McCormick, A 75 Skip Jack, W. Rodman Fay, B 63 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark, B 50 Bob White, J. Slater Murphy, A 38 Venture 2nd, Andrew McInnes, B 25 Vega, Thomas Reath. Jr., B 13 ( 1934. THE BOSTON HERALD. 1934. EDDISON'S AQUILA EDDISON'S AQUILA NORTHEAST FLEET HOMEWARDBOUND ROUTS N. E. 30'S NORTHEAST WINNER Finley's Charm Beats Sped- dens Spindrift in S Class Piles up 22-Minute Lead in Scores 2d Victory in Series, Cruise Race First Race of July Series Showing Way to Agile [Special Dispatch to The Herald] [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July 19 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July 10 17-Commodore W. Barton Eddison's -Starting in a light north breeze which -Commodore W. Barton Eddison's yel- 30-square metre Aquila won its swung to the southwest, 24 boats of the low-hulled Aquila piled up a 22-minute second race of the season in the North- Northeast Harbor fleet and the Bar lead to carry off honors in the 30- cast Harbor series here today, beating Harbor Yacht Club left Centre Harbor square metre class as 36 boats of the Herman M. Hessenbruch's Agile by this morning on their homeward bound Northeast Harbor fleet sailed in the nearly four minutes. leg of the third annual July cruise. first races of the July series. In Class A, first division, Wharton In the S class Walter S. Finley. Jr.'s In the first division of class A. Sam- Sinkler's Last Chance beat Vance C. Charm beat Frederic O. Spedden's uel W. Morris, Jr.'s Steps barely bet- Cormick's Mecoh II to the finish line Spindrift by more than 15 minutes. tered the time limit to beat Mecoh II by just five seconds. In the second di- Duplicating its performance in the first by a scant 45 seconds, while the third vision of the same class, Frederick B. race of the cruise John Tyssowski's winner of the day was Ino, in the sec- Stimson's Whistler captured first place Vallee won the 30-square-meter class ond division of class A. when it beat Roger W. Drury's Flirt by over Commodore Eddison's Aquila by a No class B boat was able to finish a little over two minutes. W. Rodman little over two minutes. within the time limit when the boats Fay's Skipjack won its first race of In class A. Robert W. Tilney's No. were becalmed at the B mark. The the series. beating the Rev. Henry W. 43 took first place beating Samuel W. light 6-knot breeze necessitated the Foote's Silverwing by a little over a Morris, Ja.'s Steps by more than four shortening of the course for all other minute. In the Bull Eyes class, John minutes. W. Rodman Fay's Skipjack Corbin Eddison's Woozle won first classes. won first in class B leading Francis C. place when it beat Mrs. Henry Park- 30-Square Metre Class Welch's Shad by more than five Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 51 man's Playboy by over two minutes. minutes. Winners of the cruise are Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant 3 13 57 Tomorrow morning the fleet sets sail 3 16 27 based on the total number of points Azile. Herman M. Hessenbruch on the third annual July cruise to Valee. John Tyssowski 3 22 30 made in the two-days' racing. Centre Harbor at Haven, Me. The Class A. First Division 2 57 Bar Harbor Yacht Club's boats also S Class Steps. Samuel W. Morris. Jr Charm, Walter S. Finlas Jr 21 OR Mecoh II. Vance C. McCormick 3 00 22 will take part in the cruise. Spindrift. Frederie O. Spedden 10 Atlanta. R. Gwynne Stout 3 01 23 Vixen 2d. Town-end Munson 27 3 02 24 30 Square Metro Class No. 7. Casper W. Morris h. m. F. Three Brothers Edward Blair G 13 10 Kipper. Gerrish H. Milliken 3 12 22 Equila. W. Barton. Eddison 06 07 30 Square Meter Class Reef Point. Hiram Sibley, Jr 3 15 48 Agrile. Herman M Hessenbruch 2 09 42 Valee John Tyssowaki 13 36 Colleen. C. Bradford Fraley 3.26.36 Naney, Dr. Francis Grant 21131 Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 53 Eaglet. E. Farnham Butler 1 18 08 Valee. John Tyssowski 53 Class A Whistler. Frederick B. Stimson D N F Class A-First Division No. 13. Robert W Tilney 3 39 19 Class A. Second Division Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 24 43 Step Samuel W Morris Jr is 43 MG Ino. Miss Elizabeth Madeira 2 49 45 Mecoh II Vance C. McCormick 24 48 Mecoh 2d. Vance C. McCormick 46 28 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 3 05 10 3 08 Yoho, Walter A. Eversman 26.59 Bob White. R. W. Chapin 51 os Daffodil, Rev Malcolm Peabody Kipper, Gerrish H Milliken 27 11 Constance. Crawford C. Madeira, Jr. 6 as Sinabad II. Charles Pratt 4 01 45 0.05.50 Eaglet, Eliot Wadsworth 27 41 Colleen. C. Bradford Fraley 18 28 Hoydon, L. F. Crofoot 41340 Steps, Samuel W Morris, Jr 28.33 Salcee, Eugene duPont 6 21 19 Flierst. Rozer W. Drury Constance. Crawford C. Madeira. Jr D Reef Point. Hiram Sibley, Jr 30.05 Class B N F D N F Constance. Crawford C. Madeira, Jr. 33.08 Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay 5 33 02 Aleda. William D. Lippincott Polly, Priscilla G. Merrill 03 09 Shad, Francis C. Welch 5 40 10 M D I Class Colleen. C. Bradford Fraley 2 05:20 Silver Wing. Rev. Henry W Foote. 543.33 No. 6. Literetia Brooks 1 11 25 No. 43. Robert W. Tilney D. N. F. Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 544.09 White Rabbitt. John Stillman 1 12 12 Class B Vie. Dr. Robert M. Lewis 53107 Bulls Eye Class Skipjack. W. Rodman Fay 2 29 19 Venture 2d. Robert K. Meinnes 6 08 03 Woozle. John Corbin Eddison 1 21 49 Silverwing. Rev. Henry W. Foote 2 30 30 Chizzle, Lewis N. Madeira 1 22 20 Venture II. Robert K. MeInnes 2 31 43 Playboy. Mrs. Henry Parkman 1 22 38 Shad. Francis Welch 32 18 Okay. John B. Thayer 3d 1 24 08 Kit Kat, Dr. William Earl Clark 2 35 46 Vic. Dr. Robert M. Lewis 2 43.05 Thirty Yachts Race Acc. Marcia C. Stebbins. 2 45.03 Vega Thomas Reath. Jr. D. N. F. to Centre Harbor III Wind, E. Smith Jackson D. N. F. Class A-Second Division Whistler. Frederick B. Stimson OR 21 Flirt. Rozer W. Drury 25 35 Special to the Transcript: Atlanta, R. Gwynne Stout 23 45 Sinbad II. Charles Pratt 28 Northeast Harbor, July 17-About No. Casper W. Morris thirty yachts are expected to cross the Hoyden, L. F. Crofoot starting line tomorrow morning on the Saleec. Eurene Dupont 31 00 Don Q. George R. Clark third annual July cruise of the Northeast Ino. Miss Elizabeth Madeira 2 30 37 Harbor Fleet. The boats will race to Bulls Eye Centre Harbor. Haven, Me., spend the Woozel. John Corbin Eddison 12T10 night there and race back to Northeast Playboy Polly Thompson 30 17 Okay, John B. Thayer. Srd 1 33 12 Harbor on the following day. The races Sizzle. Harry G. Haskell 1 36 32 will be in five classes, the Bar Harbor Fidget, Alan Mellhenny D. .N.F. Yacht Club S boats, 30 square meters, A, M. D. White Rabbit John Stillman 1 18 05 B and miscellaneous. The last class con- No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks 2003 sists of any boat over seventeen-foot water line of the cabin type. Coming events list regular races every Tuesday and Friday through Aug. 31. The season is divided into series for July and August, with trophies to be awarded at the close of each series. Professionals are allowed to sail in the July series if they do not handle the tiller, but with the beginning of the August races no one over fourteen years of age will be allowed professional aid. On July 26 the fleet will race for the Southwest Harbor Yacht Club Cup. August events include the Seamanship Race on Aug. 2, Inter-Club Races with the Bar Harbor Yacht Club on Aug. S and 13, the Ocean Race on Aug. 9, the Seal Harbor Regatta on Aug. 16, the Hayward Cup Race on Aug. 17. the three-day an- nual cruise to Blue Hill on Aug. 23, 24 and 25, the Lawrence Dickey team races between the winning boats in August of the regular races in Classes A and B on Sept. 1 and 3. and the Seaman's Race on Sept. 3, which closes the season. VALEE IS WINNER TYSSOWSKI'S VALEE VALEE NIPS AGILE AT N. E. HARBOR N'EAST HARBOR WINNER AT N'EAST HARBOR [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July Tyssowski Yacht Defeats 24-In an eight-knot south breeze, 42 34 Boats Sail in Sixth Race of Commoder Eddison's Aquila boats of the Northeast Harbor ficet July Series in Showers By One Minute sailed the fifth race of the July series here today, taking the course that And Fog [Special Dispatch to The Herald] rounds the bell off Long ledge out the [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July 20 western way. NORTEAST HARBOR, Me., July 27 Forty-one yachts took part in the fourth regular race in the July series In the 30-square-meter class John -John Tyssowski's Valee led Herman of the Northeast Harbor fleet. Light Tyssowski's Valee beat Dr. Francis C. Hessenbruch in his Agile in the 30- weather with an overcast sky which Grant's Nancy by 29 seconds. In Class square meter class by over two minutes prevailed earlier in the day changed to A. first division, R. Gwynne Stout's At- as the 34-boat fleet of Northeast Harbor a brisk seven-knot westerly breeze at lanta came in first to defeat Crawford sailed the sixth race of the July series race time. John Tyssowski's Valee won C. Madeira, Jr.'s Constance by a little here, today. its first race of the regular July series over three minutes. In the second divi- The weather was light and changeable when it beat Comdr. W. Barton Eddi- sion of this class Gerrish H. Milliken's interrupted by showers and banks of son's Aquila by a minute. Kipper beat Roger W. Drury's Flirt by fog. In the first division of Class A. Ger- 21 seconds. Dr. William Earl Clark's In class A first division. Michael Cro- rish H. Milliken's Kipper came in first to defeat Vance C. McCormick's Mecoh Kitkat took first place in the class C foot's Hoyden took first place over R. II by 20 seconds. race when it nosed out E. Sohier Gwynne Stout's Atlanta. In the second Melch's Shad by one second. division. Roger W. Drury's Flirt beat In the second division R. Gwynne 30-Square-Meter Class Priscilla G. Merrill's Polly by a little Stout's Atlanta won its first race of Valee, John Tyssowski 37 06 the season beating Casper W. Morris Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant over two minutes. 1 37 35 No. 7 by 49 seconds. Aquila W. Barton Eddison 1 39 33 Dr. William Earl Clark's Kit Kat won Agile. Herman M. Hesenbruch 1 40 23 in class B beating W. Rodman Fay's 30 Square Metre Class Class A. First Division Valee. John Tyssowski Skipjack by more than two minutes. 1 29 51 Atlanta, R. Gwynne Stout 1 47 43 Aquila W. Barton Eddison 1 30 32 Constance, Crawford C. Madeira Jr. 30-Square Meter Class 1 50 Agile. Herman M. Hessenbruch El time 1 31 32 Yoho, Walker A. Eversman 31 49 Nancy. Dr. Francis C. Grant 1 36 05 Halo. Harry G. Haskell 1 34.27 Boat owner h. m. Class A-First Division 1 55.01 Value John Tyssowski 1 32 47 No Casper W Morris Kipper, Gerrish H. Milliken Agile Herman M. Hessenbruch 1 35 % 1 41 25 Whistler, Fred. B. Stimson 56 10 Mecoh II. Vance C. McCormick I 41 45 Colleen. C. Bradford Fraley 1 56 11 Naney. Dr. Francis C. Grant 1 40.01 Constance. Crawford C. Madeira, Jr. 1 44 50 Sinbad II. Charles Pratt Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 1 42 47 1 56 12 Polly. Priscilla G Merrill 1 45 22 Mohawk. Robert W. Tilney 56 18 Class A-First Division Yoho. Walter A Eversman 1 45 25 Hoyden. L F Crofoot Hoyden. Michael Crotoot 1 37 25 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 1 47 02 Earlet. Eliot Wadsworth 1 37 31 Atlanta. R. Gynne Stollt I 43 Earlet, Eliot Wadsworth 1 47.03 Salcee. Eugene Dupont No. 7. Casper W. Morris 1 14 47 1 58 01 1 47 28 Class B Constance. Crawford C. Madeira. Jr 45 25 Steps. Samuel W Morris, Jr Colleen. C. Bradford Fraley 1 51 19 Kitkat Dr. William Earl Clark 1 51 12 Sinhad 2d. Charles Pratt 1 4S Reef Point Hiram Sibley, Jr Shad, Francis C. Welch Yo-ho. Walter A. Eversman 14838 D N F 51.13 No. 43, Robert W. Tilney D N F Skip Jack W. Rodman Fav 52 01 Mohawk. Robert W. Tilney Silver Wing, Rev Henry W Foote 1 33 36 Saleee. Eusene Dupent 2 05 33 Class B Silp Jack W. Rodman Fay 33 40 Eaglet. Eliot Wadsworth 2 03 45 Venture 11. Robert K. McInnes 1 1 40 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark Ace/ Marcia C. Stebbins 1 55.40 Whistler. Frederick B. Stimson 2 1 42 02 Shad. Francis C. Welch Velox Mrs. Frank A. McNamce. Jr. 2 07 59 Class B I 46 16 Venture IT. Robt. K MeInnes 1 46.4 40 Class A. Second Division Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 1 59 10 Acc. Marcia C. Stebbins 1 46 38 Kipper Gerrish H Milliken I 48 05 Skiplack. W Rodman Fay 01 20 01 40 Voza. Thomas Reath Jr. 1 47 07 Flirt. Roger W. Drury 1 48 Shad. Francis C. Welch Silver Wing, Rev. Henry W. Foote Last Chance Wharton Sinkler 1 48 Venture 2d. Robert K. MeInnes 2 04 33 1 48 of III Wind. E. Smith Jackson Velox. Mrs. Frank A. McNamee, Jr. 2 04 43 Mecoh. II. Vance C. McCormick 51 35 1 53 07 Velox. Mrs. Frank A. McNamee, Jr. Polly. Priscilla G. Merrill 37 35 58 Silver Wing. Rev. Henry W. Foote 2 17 28 Steps. Samuel W. Morris. Jr 1 54 Class -Second Division Class A-Second Division Ino. Elizabeth Madeira Aflanta. R Gwynne Stout 1 56 Flirt, Roger W. Drury 1 56 41 30 Don O. Georre R. Clark No. Casper W. Morris 201 12 Polly. Priscilla G. Merrill 1 58 1 42 13 Reef Point. Hiram Sibley. Jr Daffydill Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody D. N. F. Mecho 2d. Vance c. McCormick 1 58 50 43 10 Sinbad II Charles Pratt MDI Class Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 01 28 46 on Don O., George R. Clark 0 58 12 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 2 03 43 No. 6. Lucretia Brooks 47 13 Whistler. Frederick B. Stimson No. 14. William B. Watkins I 01 03 Aleda William D. Lippincott 2 10 44 1 4.8 23 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira White Rabbit. John Stillman Don Q.. George R. Clark 2 11 11 1 02 06 1 48 27 Hoyden L. F Crofoot Bull's Eye Class M D I Class Flirt, Roger W. Drury D D Fidget. Alan McIlhenny 1 09 36 White Rabbit. John Stillman 1 06 31 Sizzle Harry G. Haskell 1 12 31 No Six. Lucretia Brooks 1 07 51 M D T Class White Rabbit John Stillman Bicker. Polly Thompson 1 13 Bulls Eye Class 1 05 18 No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks Play Boy Mrs. Henry Parkman 1 16 29 Fidget. Alan and Louise Mellhenny 1 09 OT 1 07 12 No. 14. William B. Watkins Okay. John B. Thayer, 3d 16 53 Wooxle. John Corbin Eddison 1 10 27 1 09 52 Woozle, John Corbin Eddison 1 17 13 Chixxie. Lewis N. Madeira 1 10 34 Bulls Eye Class Chisale, Lowia N Madeir 1 30 45 Playboy Mrs. Henry Parkman 1 11 10 Woozle John Corbin Eddison 1 22 11 Bicker. Poliv Thompson 1 27 12 Okay John B. Thaver III 12432 Chizzle. Lewis N Madeira 1 38:40 Bicker Polly Thompson D N F TYSSOWSKI'S VALEE VALEE IS WINNER LIPPINCOTT RETIRES AT N. E. HARBOR LEADS N'EAST 30'S SEAMANSHIP CUP Tyssowski Craft Beats Nancy -Aleda First-45 Yachts Hoyden Best of Class A in In Regatta Sails Aleda to Second Win at July Race Series Finals NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 4 Northeast Harbor [Special Dispatch to The Herald] -After a day of rain and fog which NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July 31 caused the postponement of the first [Special Dispatch to The Herald] -John Tyssowski's Valee led the 30- race of the August series, 45 yachts of NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me.. Aug. 6 square metres, beating Dr. Francis C. the Northeast Harbor fleet started in a William D. Lippincott sailed his Aleda Grant's Agile by nearly three minutes splendid 12-knot westerly breeze to- to a victory over Crawford C. Madeira, in the final races of the July series here day. Jr.'s Constance to win the 1934 sea- today. In class A. first division, Michael In the 30-square metre class John manship race cup offered by Mary c. Crofoot's Hoyden beat Walter A. Evers- Tyssowski's Valee took first place beat- Wheelwright. It was a resail of a pre- man's Yoho by 28 seconds. In the sec- ing Dr. Francis C. Grant's Nancy. by a vious race with three boats starting. ond division, Elizabeth Madeira's Ino little over a minute. William D. Lippin- The cup becomes the permanent pos- beat Crawford C. Madeira, Jr.'s. Con- cott's Aleda won the Class A. first session of the Aleda's skipper as it is his stance by a little over a minute. Dr. division race, when it beat Robert T. second victory in this special race. William Earl Clark's Kit Kat took first Tilney's Mohawk by 29 seconds. In the Before the preparatory signal, con- place in class B by beating Marcia C. second division of this class R. Gwynne testants anchored yachts back of the Stout's Atlanta beat Gerrish H. Milli- starting line under the supervision of Stebbins's Ace by a little over a minute. ken's Kipper by 19 seconds. the judges and remained at anchor un- 30-Square Metre Class El.time 30 Square Metre Class til the starting signal. Yachts remained Boat and Owner h Valee, John Tyssowski with boom in crotch, mainsail furled m. 1 23 47 Valee John Tyssowski 1 18 37 Naney, Dr. Francis C. Grant I 04 under cover, all the usual stops and Names Dr. Francis C. Grant 21 17 Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 1 26 Acite Herman M. Hessenbruch fastenings belayed, jib and spinnaker 1 27 50 Aquila. W. Barton Eddison Class A. First Division 1 28 37 stowed below decks and all halyards Aleda, William D. Lippincott 1 36 39 Class A. First Division Mohawk. Robert W. Tilnay 1 37.08 and sheets ship-shape as at mooring Hoyden Michael Crofeet 1.23.28 Flirt. Roger W Drury 1 37.09 for the night. Yoho, Walter A. Eversman 1 23 56 Don Q. George R. Clark At the preparatory signal the sealed Meoh 11 Vance McCormick 12541 Steps Sanel W. Morris Jr 1 38 38 Halo Harry G. Haskell 1.28.43 Hustla. Charles D. Dickey 30.09 instructions were opened to determine Sinbad II. Charles Pratt 1.30.55 Constance. Crawford C. Madeira, Jr 1 39 55 the locations to round. The marks for Salcee Eurene Dupont 1 31 88 Eaglet. Eliot Wadsworth 140.08 EliPt. Rover W. Drury this race were the red spar buoy cast off 1 33/52 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 1 10 02 Colleen C. Bradford Fraley Bear island and the red spar off Green- 1 38.47 Polly, Priscilla G. Merrill MDI Class 41:05 No 2. Gurdon M Maynard Mohawk Robert W Tilney 1 16 29 ing's island. Either mark could be 4232 White Rabbit. John Stillan 11830 rounded first according to the skipper's Reef Point. Hiram Sibley Jr 1 48.00 No. 6. Lticretia G. Brooks 1.15.31 Shenandoah. William B. Watkins discretion, The solution of the problem, Class B 12013 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark I 21 07 Bulls Eye Class as well as the handling of the yacht, Are. Marcia C. Stebbins 1 22 20 Woozle. John Corbin Eddison 13127 were determining factors. Shad. Francis C. Welch 1 28.51 Fidget. Allan and Louise Melthenny 13146 At the starting gun, anchors were Venture II. Andrew McInnes 1 30 40 Bicker. Polly Thompson 1.33.10 Vera. Thomas Reath Jr. I 36.38 Playboy, Mrs. Henry Parkman weighed and carried throughout the 135.50 Skip Jack W. Rodman Fay 1 30.52 Chizzle. Lewis N. Madeira 13609 race. Sails could not be set or lowered Velox Mrs. Frank A. McNamee Jr 1 4438 in any way until the start. Certain Silver Wing, Rev. Henry W. Foote 1 46 16 other special regulations were used. Class A. Second Division Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 1 19 ON Crews were limited to three persons, Constance. Crawford C. Madeira Jr 1 20 10 amateurs, under 21 years of age. After Last Chance Wharton Sinkler 1 21 the preparatory signal no crew could Atlanta, R. Gwynne Stout 1 21.30 Nn. 7. Casper W. Morris 1 23 communicate with any one outside their Englet. Eliot Wadsworth 1 23 own boats except to demand right of Steps, Samuel W. Morris, Jr 1 2621 Hustla. Charles D. Dickey way or claim a foul. Touching bottom 34 Don Q. George R. Clark 1 38 39 disqualified a boat whether or not the MDI Class boat floated off unaided. White Rabbit John Stifiman 1 40 36 Ell time No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks Boat, Owner 1 14 23 h. m. Aleda. William D. Lippincott 0 Bull's Eye C lass 33 Constance. Crawford C. Madeira, Jr. 34 Wanzle. John Corbin Eddison 1 16 23 Alanda Alan McIlhenry Firect. Alan McIllhenny, 0.53 28 Chizzle Lewis N. Madeira 1 30 Okay John B. Thayer. 3d Play Boy, Mrs. Henry Parkman 1 51 41 1 Bicker. Poliv Thompson 1 54 50 DANE'S BACARDI WINS FIRST START EDDISON'S AQUILA TYSSOWSKI'S VALEE NOSES OUT VALEE WINS ATN.E. HARBOR Leads 30-Square Metre Class At Northeast Harbor Leads Tyssowski Yacht 18 Leads 30-Square Meter Class [Special Dispatch to The Herald] Seconds at N. E. Harbor In August Series NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 7 Ernest B. Dane, Jr.'s Bacardi, sailing [Special Dispatch to The Herald] [Special Dispatch to The Herald] its first race of the season here came NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 10 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me. Aug. in first in the 30-square meter class -With fog which lifted occasionally 14-Salling in a splendid 12-kot west- and with a 12-knot southwest breeze erly breez which switched to the south, beating Dr. Francis C. Grant's Nancy which fell off to about two knots, 44 50 yachts of the Northeast Harbor fleet by 18 seconds as 51 boats sailed in the yachts of the Northeast Harbor fleet second August series. In class A. first started in the fourth race of the Au- started the third race of the August division, Pierre Fraley's Colleen took series. Commodore Eddison's Aquila gust series. In the 30-square meter first place over Crawford C. Madeira, beat John Tyssowski's Valee by 18 sec- class, John Tyssowski's Walee sailed in Jr.'s Constance by a little over two min- onds in the. 30 square meter race. a winner over Dr. Francis C. Grant's utes. In the second division, Rev. Malcolm In the first division of Class A, Craw- ford C. Madeira, Jr.'s Constance took Nancy by a little over two minutes and E. Peabody's Daffydill won over Harry a half. first place over R. Gwynne Stout's At- G. Haskell's Halo by but three seconds. R. Gwynne Stout's Atlanta won the lanta by nearly two minutes. In the The class B race was won by Andrew class A, first division. race beating McInnes' Venture II over Dr. William second division Harry G. Haskell's Halo Priscilla G. Merrill's Polly by a little Earl Clark's Kitkat by 14 seconds. gained first honors over Roger W. over a minute. Drury's Flirt by 19 seconds, In class 30-Square Metro Class In the second division, Wharton h.m.s. B, W. Rodman Fay's Skipjack beat E. Sinkler's Last Chance defeated William Bacardi. Ernest B. Dane Jr Sohier Welch's Shad by a little over D. Lippincott's Aleda by 14 seconds. In Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant 46 03 half a minute. Aquila. W. Barton Eddison class B, E. Sohier Wech's Shad took Valee, John Tyshowski I 48 24 30 Square Meter Class first honors. edging Andrew McInnes's Class -First Division El time Boat and skipper. Venture II by a little over a minute. Colleen. Pierre Fraley 1 h. m. Constance, Crawford C. adeira, Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 0.39.34 30-Square Meter Class Jr 1 57 16 Valee. John Tyssowski 1 21 11 Polly, Priscilla G. errill Valee, John Tyssowski o 39 48 1 57 55 Yoho. Walter A, Eversman Naney Dr. Francis C. Grant 0.46.02 Nancy. Dr. Francis C. Grant 1 58 09 Bacardi. Ernest B. Dane. Jr Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 1 25 39 No. 7. Casper W Morris o 4004 59 19 Agile. Herman M. Heseenbrach 0 44 04 Agile. Herman M. Hessenbruch 1 25 46 Kipper Gerrish H Milliken 00 35 Mecoh 11 Vance C. McCormick 00 44 Class A. First Division Class A. First Division Eaglet. Eliot Wadsworth Atlanta. R. Gwynne Stout 1.29.17 06 01 Constance Crawford C. Madeira, Jr. 1343 Sinbad 11. Charles Pratt 06 05 Atlanta R. Gwynne Stout 0.45.23 Polly Priscilla G. Merrill 1 30 31 Whistler, Fred'k B. Stimson 08:58 Meech II. Vance C. McCormick 0.46.05 Kipper. Gerrish H. Milliken 1 31 11 Bob White, Alfred Zantzinger Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 0.47.25 Mecoh. 11. Vance C. McCormick 1 31 12 14 40 Atlanta, R Gwynne Stout Withdrew No. Casper W. Morris o 47.53 Hoyden. Michael Crofnot 1 32 45 Last Chance, Wharton Sinkler Polly, Priscilla G. Merrill o 148.20 Hustla. Charles D. Dickey 13245 Withdrew Easlet, Eliot Wadsworth 48.28 Colleen. Pierre C, Fraley 1 32 56 Class B Venture 11. Andrew Melnnes Colleen Pierre C. Fraley Steps. Samuel W Morris. Jr 1 32 56 0.50 24 2 02 38 0 3039 Earlet. Eliot Wadsworth 1 33 30 Kitkat. Dr. William Earl Clark Sinbad II. Charles O. Pratt Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 1 33 51 Skipjack W. Rodman Fay 03 42 Class R Mohawk, Robert W Tilney 1 34 11 Vega. Henry T. Reath 03:51 Skip Jack W Rodman Fay 0 44 43 Daffydill. Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody 'drew Silverwine. Rev. Henry W. Foote 03 53 Shad. E. Solier Welch o 45 20 Class B Shad. Francis C. Welch 03 37 Vega. Henry T. Reath O 48 17 Shad. E. Sohier Welch 1 31 52 Velox Mrs. Frank A McNamee. Jr. 2.05.48 Silverwing. Rev. Henry W. Foote 0 40.30 o 40.38 Venture. II. Andrew MeInnes 132.58 Ace. Marcia C. Stebbins 20601 Vic. Dr. Robert M Lewis Acc. Marcia c. Stebbins 0 49.47 Kit Kat. Dr. William Early Clark 131.16 Vic. Dr. Reobert M. Lewis 13 02 o 49.59 Skipjack W. Rodman Fay 133.05 Class A-Second Division Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark o Ace Marcia Stebbins 33.10 Raffydill. Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody. 1 56 22 Celox. Mrs. Frank A. McNamee. Venture TI. Andrew MeInnes dis Vega. Henry T. Reath 1 35 17 Halo. Harry G Haskell 1 36 25 Vic. Dr. Robert M Lewis 1 35 29 Steps. Samuel W. Morris, 2 01 06 Class A. Second Division Silver Wing. Rev. Henry W. Foote 1 38 37 Hoyden, Michael Crofoot Hale. Harry G Haskell Velox. Mrs. Frank A. McNamee 1 49 21 9 01 10 o 46 10 Don Q. George R. Clark 01 27 Flirt. Roger W Drury o 46 50 III Wind, E. Smith Jackson D. N. F. Hoyden. Michael Crofott 10 Class A. Second Division Hustla. Charles D. Dickey o 47 50 Aleda, William D. Lippincott 04759 Last Chance, Wharton Sinkler 1 33 12 02 33 Salcee. Eugene Dnpont 03901 Aleda. William D. Lippincott 1 33 26 Kinglet. Mrs Phillip Wallis 04145 Halo, Harry G. Haskell 33.30 Aleda. William D. Lippincott Hustla. Charles D. Dickey 03 17 Stephs, Samuel W Morris. Jr 0.50.07 No 7. Casper W. Morris Salcee, Euzene Dupont 03 47 Mohawlk Robert W Tilney 0.50 15 Flirt. Roger W. Drury 33 13 First. Rozer W. Drury 04 10 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 0.5035 Saleee, Eugene Dupont 33 16 Constance. Crawford Madeira. Jr. 133.31 Kinglet, Mrs. Philip Wallis 04 23 Alanda. Louise MeIllherny 0.52 08 Don Q. George R Clark Kinglet. Mrs. Philip Wallis 13624 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 04 15 0.53.05 Alanda. Louise Mellhenny Daffydil. Rev. Malcolm E Peabody Alanda, Louise McIllhenny 1 36 33 03 11 dts Reef Point Hiram Sibley, Jr Did not finish Don Q George R. Clark 1.37.51 Mohawk Robert W. Tilney Did not finish M Class Sinbad II Charles Pratt 1 38 28 No R. Lucretia G. Brooks Whistler. Frederick B. Stimson 13931 MDI Class White Rabbit. John Stillman 10201 Shenandoah, William B. Watkins 1 04 10 Seud. Marie Heck 1410 1 03 21 Rulls Eye Class MDI Class 6. Lucretia G. Brooks White Rabbit. John Stillman 1 09 45 Fidget. Alan Matillionoy 114 13 No G. Lucrotla G. Brooks 1 33 22 Playboy, Mrs. Henry Parkman 1 16 59 White Rabbit. John Stillman 1 34 No. 2. Gurdon M. Maynard 1.10.45 Woozle. John Corhin Eddison 1 19 10 Shenandoah, William B. Watkins Bull's Eye Class Chizzle Lewis N Madeira 119M No 2. Gurdon M. Maynard 1.34 2 Woozle, John Corbin Eddison 1.14.23 Okay. John B Thayer. 3d 1.22.40 Fidget. Alan Mellhenny 14 49 Bulls Eye Class Sizzle. Mrs. Henry B. Plante 1 35 03 Playboy. Mrs. Henry Parkman Fidget. Alan Melllhenny 1 43 56 1 18.08 Okay. John B. Thayer. III Woozle. John Corbin Eddison 1 49 34 33 Bicker. Polly Thompson 1 44.40 Chizzle. Lewis N. Madeira 1 30 57 Chizzle. Lewis N. Madeira 1 44 43 Playboy, Mrs. Henry Parkman 151 07 Bicker, Polly Thompson 1 31 37 Okay. John B. Thayer, 3d 1.52.25 Sizzle, Mrs. H. B. Plant 1 32 33 THEAST HARBOR El time er AQUILA LEADS 30'S BAR HARBOR CREWS DEFEAT NORTHEAS iss D Schooner Class mminzs Catherwood 4 39 13 John S. Stillman 4 43:25 ward W. Madeira 4 46 06 OFF N. E. HARBOR NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. -The first race of the interclub seri neev Robbins 5 00.56 between the Bar Harbor Yacht CI Charles D. Dickey 3 of 33 and the Northeast Harbor fleet W O Miscellaneous Class sailed today in a 12-knot southwe on J. Redman 4 11 os 11 Archhold 4 17 49 Mecoh II, Kipper, Belox Other breeze. The race was won by Bar Ha in 9 Finlay, Jr 4 30 21 bor crews, 276 points to 176. In t R. Potter 4 30 F4 Fifth Race Winners first race all boats were A boats of t rd K. Dunham. Jr 4 31.39 Northeast Harbor fleet. The captai , Square Meter Class 5 10 [Special Dispatch to The Herald] of the Northeast Harbor group we Trasowski arton Eddison is 11 33 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 21 picked from the leading boats at t Illim F Coehran DNF -Surrounded by a large group of power end of the July series, one group fro in M. Hessebruck Disqualified and steam yachts, 46 sloops started the series winner of the 30 square mete Class A hael Crofoot 4 50 01 fifth race of the August series here to- two crews from the first two class G. Haskell 4 59 02 day in a 17-knot southwest breeze. boats and one crew from the winner W Morris 5 03 02 Commodore Eddison's Aquila won the class B. i W Morris Jr Elti les D Dickey 30-square-meter race beating Dr. Fran- Boat and skipper. h. m hert w Tilney cis C. Grant's Nancy by a little over two DNF Constance, W. H. Scott In. G. Merrill minutes, Kipper. James Byrne. Jr Class B Rodman Fay 56 In class A, first division, Vance C. Hoyden. Edward McC. Blair Mecoh II. E. Farnhant Butler T. Reath 06 McCormick's Mecoh II took first place, Atlanta. Dr. William Earl Clark William Earl Clark beating Wharton Sinkler's Last Chance Meda Michael Crofoot Andrew MeInnes by nearly two minutes. In the second Ino. Lincoln Godfrey 1 ier Welch Colleen. Julian Wright 1 57 art M. Lewis division. Gerrish H. Milliken's Kipper Frank A. McNamee. Jr. 46 5 42 50 beat Crawford C. Madeira, Jr.'s Con- tebbius MDI Class stance to the finish by a little over two (in G. Brooks 3 03.31 minutes. Mrs. Frank A. McNamee, Jr.'s William B. Watkins 3 10 16 Velox won its first race of the year in Bull's Eye Class I Corbin Edd 400 3 23 48 class B by beating Lawrence J. Brengle, 0 and Alan Mellhenny 3 23 Jr.'s Witnit by almost eight minutes. ford Madeira. Jr 3 27 Henry Parkman 3 28 01 30-Square-Meter Class Thompson 3.40.13 EL time Boat and Owner m. Aguila. W. Barton Eddison of 16 Natiey, Dr. Francis C. Grant . 06 24 Valeez John Tyssowski 200: 2 07 05 Winsonte. William F: Cochran 2 15 03 Class A. 1st Division Meeah TL. Vance C. McCormick 2.26.17 Last Chance Wharton Sinkler 28.34 Dayvydilt. Rev. Malcom E. Peabody, 2.28.43 Seid Mario Heek 23001 salcee. Eusene Divort 30.36 Hoyden. Michael Crofoot Kinglet. Mrs. Philip Walfis 36 13 Steps Samuel W. Morris, 36.59 Eaglet. ENot Wadeworth 37.16 Don Q. George R. Clark 23743 Colleen. Pierre c. Fralev d.n.f. Class B Velox. Mrs. Frank A. McNamee. Jr. 2.29.14 Witnit. Lawrence J. Brenzle, Jr 38701 Kit Kat. Dr William Earl Clark 2.38.20 Venture 11. Andrew MeInnes 238.49 Skipjack. W. Rodman Fay 13.04 ACK Marcia C. Stebbins 2 48 21 Silverwing. Rev Henry W. Foot d. n f. Shad E. Sohier Welch d. 11. f. Vic. Dr. Robert M. Lewis d. n. f. III Wind E. Smith Jackson d. n. 1. Veza. Henry T. Reath d. n. f. Class A. 2d Division Kinder. Gerrish H. Milliken 2 28 05 Constance Crawford C. Madeira. Jr 30 Aleda. William D. Lippincott 31.05 Polly. Priscilla G. Merrill 31.39 Whistler. Frederick B. Stimson 82 01 Halo. Harry G. Haskell 33.50 Hustla. Charlos D. Dickey 33.19 Flirt. Rozer D. Drury 3513 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 35.16 Mohawk Robert W. Tilney 37 12 Yoha. Walter A. Evershaw 38 41 Sinhad IT. Charles Pratt 11 34 No. 7 Casper W. Morris MDI Class No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks 13312 White Rabbit. John Stillman 34 33 Bulls Eye Class Woozle. John Corbin Eddison as 46 Playboy. Mrs. Henre Parkman 48 13 Okay. John R Thayer. 2d Sizzle. Mrs. Henry H Plant 32 Chiczio Lowis N. Madeir d.n.f. EDDISON'S AQUILA TYSSOWSKI'S VALEE N. E. HARBOR VICTOR NORTHEAST VICTOR Leads 30-Squares; Hustla, At- Wins 30-Square Meter Series lanta Shad Also Win Final Over Aquila [Special Dispatch to The Herald] [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 29 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 31 With cloudy, cool weather and a five- -In a flukey eight-knot northerly breeze, 48 boats sailed the last race of knot northwest breeze, 56 yachts sailed the August series here today, with John the sixth race of the August series here Tyssowski's Valee winning the 30-square today. meter class race by nearly two minutes In the 30 square meter class Com. over Commodore Eddison's Aquila. Eddison's Aquila outfooted John Tys- By winning today's race, the Valee sowski's Valee by 45 seconds to capture wins the August series for their class first place. In the first division of class with 540 points with Commodore Eddi- A. Charles D. Dickey's Hustla won its son's Aquila gaining second with 508 first race of the series by beating Craw- points. ford C. Mareira, Jr.'s, Constance by 41 Charles D. Dickey's Hustla won the seconds. first division of class A, beating Craw- In the second division, R. Gwynne ford O. Madeira, Jr.'s, Constance by a little over a minute. The Constance. Stout's Atlanta took first honors when it beat out the Rev. Malcolm E. Pea- however, won first place for the total body's Daffydill by 38 seconds. In class series in this class with 547 points. B. E Sohier Welch's Shad came in first Harry G. Haskell's Halo captured sec- with a little over three minutes to spare ond place in the series with 546 points. In the second division, Vance C. Mc- over Andrew McInnes's Venture 2d. Cormick's Mecoh II took first place 30 Square Meter Class El time leading Priscilla G. Merrill's Polly by Boat and skipper. h. m. B. 32 seconds. In class B, Lawrence J. Aquilla W. Bartow Eddison 1 27 35 Brengle, Jr.'s, Witnit won first honors Valee, John Tyssowski 28 20 Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant 1 29.16 by leading Andrew McInnes's Venture Agile, Herman M. Hessenbruch 1 29 2nd by a little over a minute. Class A. First Division W. Rodman Fay, sailing his Skip Hustla Charles D. Dickey 1 35 50 Jack, won the August series in class B Constance Crawford C. Madeira, Jr 1 36 39 Aleda, William D. Lippincott 1 36 53 with 522 points. E. Sohier Welch's Steps. Samuel W. Morris, Jr 1 37 50 Shad captured second place with 491 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler J 38 40 points. Colleen Pierre C. Fraley 1 39 32 Flirt. Doger W. Drary 1 40 00 The MDI class winner for the August No. Casper W Morris 1 40 00 series was Lucretia G. Brooks, sailing Don QQ. George R. Clark 1 40 26 Kipper Gerrish H. Milliken the No. 6 and John Corbin Eddison's 1 42 23 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 1 42 47 Woozle came in first in the series with Mohawk, Robert W Tilney 1 43 47 620 points in the Bull's Eye class. Class B Shad E. Sohier Welch 30-Square Meter Class 1 36 42 Venture 2d. Andrew MeInnes 1 40 02 Boat and owner El. time Vega. Henry T. Reach 1 40 44 Valee. John Tyssowski I 22 09 Silverwing, the Dev. Henry W. Foote 1 to 53 Aquila. W. Barton Eddi-on 1 24 07 Witnit. Lawrence J. Brenzle, Jr 11 01 Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant 12127 Velox. Mrs. Fronk A. McNamee, Jr. 44 18 Winsome. William F. Cochran d. n. 1. Kit Kat. Dr Will Earl Clark 41 24 Class A-First Division Skipjack W. Rodman Fay 41 42 Acc. Marcia C. Stebbins Hustla. Charles D. Dickey 29 28 1 47 14 Vic, Dr. Robert M. Lewis Constance. Crawford C. Madeira, Jr. 30 39 1 53 10 Steps. Samuel W. Morris. Jr 32 10 Class A. Second Division No. 7. Casper W. Morris 1 33 58 Atlanta R. Gwynne Stout 1 32 22 Last Chance, Wharton Sink 1 34 Daffydill. Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody 1 33 00 Salcee. Eugene Dupont 1 35 12 Halo, Harry G Haskell 1 36 45 Don Q. George R. Clark 1 36 12 Mecor 2d. Vance C. McCormick 1 37 59 Aleda. William D. Lippincott 1 38 23 Hoyden. Michael Crofoot 1 38 28 Flirt. Roger W. Drury I 38 IS Polly, Priscilla G. Merrill 1 39 28 Mohawk, Robert W Tilney 1 40 12 Sinbad 2d. Charles Pratt 1 40.55 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 1 41 56 Eaglet. Eliot Wadsworth 1 41 21 Kipper. Roger Milliken 1 43 Kinglet. Mrs. Philip Wallis 1 41.53 Colleen, Pierre C. Fraley 1 51 30 Seud. Marie Heck 1 24 Class B MDI Class Shenandoah. William B. Watkins 0.58 30 Witnit. Lawrence J. Brengle. Jr 1 30 25 No. 6, Lucretia G. Brooks 0.88 48 Venture 2nd. Andrew Meinnes I 31 36 White Rabbit, John S. Stillman 39 50 Skip Jack W. Rodman Fay 1 32 36 Bullseve Class Shad. E. Sohier Welch 1 37 01 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 1 38 12 Fidzet Louise & Alan Mellhenney 1-03 08 Silver Wing. Rev. Henry W. Foote 1 40.07 Playboy. Mrs Henry Parkman DAVING Weozin, John Corbin Eddison 105 17 Ace, Marcia C. Stebbins 1 40.35 Vic. Dr. Robert M. Lewis 1 13 10 Chizzle, Lewis N. Madeira 1:05:51 Sizzle, Mrs. H. B. Plant 1.07.20 Veza. Henry T. Reath 1 45.10 Bicker. Polly Thompson 11103 Velox. Mrs. Frank A. McNamee. Jr. 1 45 11 Class A-Second Division Mecoh 2nd., Vance C. McCormick 131.07 Polly, Priscilla G. Merrill S9 Sinbad 2nd. Charles Pratt Kinglet. Mrs. Philip Wallis Halo. Harry G. Haskell 1.35.43 Hoyden. Michael Crofoot 135.30 Daffydill. Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody 1 37 41 Atlanta. R. Gwynne Stout 1 37 56 Eaglet. Eliot Wadsworth 1 40 26 Seud, Marie Heck withdrew MDI Class White Rabbit. John S. Stillman o 32 07 No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks 0.52 Shenandoah. William B. Watkins withdrew No. 2. Gurdon M. Maynard d. n. 1. Bull's Eye Class Woozle. John Corbin Eddison 38 02 Fidget. Louise and Alan McUhenny 0.38 23 Playboy, Mrs. Henry Parkman 1 00 33 Sizzle, Mrs. H. B. Plant 1.01.32 Chizzle Lewis N Madeira 1.0341 Okay. John B. Thaser, 3d 10103 Bicker, Polly Thompson 1.03.18 1933 Dane's Bacardi Again Victor In Marblehead-Beverly - Duel By ED EARLE [Special Dispateh to The Herald] MARION. Aug. 2-The choppy waters of Buzzards bay again suited Ernest B. Deane's Bacardi. former Northeast Harbor 30 and now hailing from Marblehead. which knifed through the whitecaps to score her second win in two days over the sail_area flyers in the 30-square metre interport series between Marblehead and Beverly Yacht Club fleets today off Butlers Point. DUEL UP WIND FEATURES RACE final elimination races for the right to Overhauling and outfooting H. Nel- represent the Beverly Yacht Club in the son Emmons's white Beverly boat. Gem, southeast Massachusetts district for the on the second leg across the bay. the Sears cup. Hoyt Wattson and his crew bright mahogany Bacardi beat home of Theodore Pitman, Jr., and Reed Es- from the canal channel marker for the terbrook. Jr. were named after the long cannon. two minutes ahead of the com- second race in Herreshoff 15 footers. bined fleets. With the final race to- Beverly Yarht Club, 301-square metre match. morrow. the Dane boat has practically Triangular, 101/2 Mile Name Owner and team El. lime Pts. clinched the first berth silverware Bacardl, Ernest B. Dane. Jr. barring disqualification or a complete Marblehead 2 03 33 Geni. H. Nelson Emitions. Bev- reversal of form. erly 2 OR 52 8 Lincoln Davis. Jr.'s. crack Marble- Monsoon II. Samuel W. Wake- head 30. Starling. finished fourth. to man. Beverly 2 on 31 7 Starling. Lincoln Davis Jr. take second place in the standing at Marbinhead 2 07 17 6 13 points. 312 astern of the Bacardi. Michi V. Alfred E. Chare. Sam Wakeman's black Beverly boat. Marbichead as 07 55 : Neauruhor, William Bross Monsoon II. and William B. Lloyd's red Lloyd. Beverly 2 08 17 1 and sulphur tinted Ngauruhoe of the Fleetwing. P. Dudley Dean. Beverly 2 08 18 7 home fieet are knotted at 12 points. Brilliant. Harry X. Bloom- The Gem and Alfred Chase's Mich] V neld. Marblehead 2 09 41 2 are also tied at 11-all. The two Marble- Oriole Chandler Hoves. Jr Marblehead 2 no 15 1 head boats. Oriole and Brilliant. and Total points-Bacardi 18 Starling 13. Paul D. Dean's Beverly craft. Fleet- Monsoon IT and Ngauruhoe 12 each. Geni and Michi y 11 each. Oriol 3 and Brilliani wing. make up the rear squadron. and Fleetwing 4 each. The race today was featured by the Junior skipper eliminations. triangular. close duel up wind between the Gem 8 Miles Boat and skipper and the Bacardi on the 31/-mile first Time Nancy, Hoyt Watson 1 50 (II) leg to the weather mark o: Agnelica Kiki. Loring Reed 1 30 07 Point. and the spinnaker handling on Maribee. Daniel Cheever 1 32 00 Polly, Matthew J. Whittall 1 54 00 the decisive second leg by Skipper Special Junior Race. Windward and Leeward Dane's crew, John Yerxa and Larry 1 1/4 Milea Johnson. Polly, Daniel Cheever 1 36 57 Kiki, Hovt Watson 1 12 31 Nanev. Matthew J. Whittall I EMMONS SHOOTS GEM 42 13 Marlbee. Loring Reed 1 11 29 ACROSS LINE FIRST The regular Buzzards Bay south- wester was functioning in accustomed style. but there was less power to the wind and smoother water compared to yesterday's sea-going day. The fleet came down the line on the starboard tack, with Commodore Em- mons shooting the Gem across first at the leeward end, with the Marbleheead boat, Michi V, on the weather quarter. The volcano named Ngauruhoe had a ood place in the middle of the line. The Starling was late and was the first Dane's Bacardi Again Victor In Marblehead-Beverly Duel By ED EARLE [Special Dispatch to The Herald] MARION, Aug. 2-The choppy waters of Buzzards bay again suited Ernest B. Deane's Bacardi, former Northeast Harbor 30 and now hailing from Marblehead, which knifed through the whitecaps to score her second win in two days over the sail_area flyers in the 30-square metre interport series between Marblehead and Beverly Yacht Club fleets today off Butlers Point. DUEL UP WIND FEATURES RACE final elimination races for the right to Overhauling and outfooting H. Nel- represent the Beverly Yacht Club in the son Emmons's white Beverly boat. Gem, southeast Massachusetts district for the on the second leg across the bay, the Sears cup. Hoyt Wattson and his crew bright mahogany Bacardi beat home of Theodore Pitman, Jr.. and Feed Es- from the canal channel marker for the terbrook, Jr. were named after the long cannon. two minutes ahead of the com- second race in Herreshoff 15 footers. bined fleets. With the final race to- Beverly Yacht Club, 30-square metre match. morrow. the Dane boat has practically Triangular 101% Miles clinched the first berth silverware Name Owner and team El. time Pts. Bacardi Ernest B. Dane. Jr. barring disqualification or a complete Marblehead 35 94 reversal of form. Gem. H. Nelson Emmons. Bev. erly 2 05 52 8 Lincoln Davis, Jr.'s, crack Marble- Monsoon II. Samuel W. Wake head 30. Starling, finished fourth, to man. Beverly 2 06 31 7 take second place in the standing at Starling Lincoln Davis Jr. Marblehead 207 17 6 13 points. 3% astern of the Bacardi. Mich! Alfred E. Chase Sam Wakeman's black Beverly boat. Marblehead 2 07 55 5 Ngauruhoe William Bross Monsoon II. and William B Lloyd's red Lloyd Beverly 2 08 17 1 and sulphur tinted Ngauruhoe of the Fleetwing P. Dudley Dean Beverly home fleet are knotted at 12 points. 2 08 1 18 3 Brilliant. Harry N Bloom The Gem and Alfred Chase's Michl V field. Marblehead 2 09 41 2 are also tied at 11-all. The two Marble- Oriole. Chandler Hovey, Jr. Marblehead 2 09 15 1 head boats. Oriole and Brilliant. and Total points Bacardi 18 Starling 13 Paul D. Dean's Beverly craft. Fleet- Monsoon and Neauruhoe 12 each Gem wing. make up the rear squadron. and Michi V 11 each Oriole 5 and Brilliant and Fleetwing 4 each The race today was featured by the Junior skipper eliminations, triangular, close duel up wind between the Gem 8 Miles and the Bacardi on the 31/2-mile first Boat and skipper Time Naney Hoy Watson leg to the weather mark o: Agnelica 50.00 Kiki Lorinz Reed 50 07 Point. and the spinnaker handling on Maribee Daniel Cheever 52.00 the decisive second leg by Skipper Polly, Matthew J. Whittal 51.00 Dane's crew, John Yerxa and Larry Special Junior Race. Windward and Leeward 11/4 Miles Johnson, Polly, Daniel Cheever 36 Kiki Hoyt Watson 42 EMMONS SHOOTS GEM Naney, Matthew Whittall Maribee. Loring Reed ACROSS LINE FIRST The regular Buzzards Bay south- wester was functioning in accustomed style. but there was less power to the wind and smoother water compared to yesterday's sea-going day. The fleet came down the line on the starboard tack, with Commodore Em- mons shooting the Gem across first at the leeward end. with the Marbleheead boat. Michl V. on the weather quarter. The volcano named Ngauruhoe had a good place in the middle of the line. The Starling was late and was the first to tack and clear her wind. The Mon- oon, Oriole and Brilliant followed suit and stood inshore. The red Ngauruhoe crossed the in- shore squadron early, while the Michl was under the fleet. The Gem worked out into the lead inside Bird island. On the long port board outside Bird island the race settled down to a duel between Bacardi and Gem. while the Monsoon. Ngauruhoe and Michl stood into Aucoot cove. The Starling and Michl stood out again. with Skipper Chase holding on longest out in the bay Standing out from the Mattapoisett shore on a long starboard hitch, the Bacardi worked out to weather but astern of the Gem. LAST CROSSING BEFORE FETCHING CLOSE Emmons kept the Gem ahead but to leeward of the Dane filer and near the weather mark. and came about to tack to weather of Bacardi so as to have the Bacardi on the right of way starboard hitch at the mark. The last crossing before fetching the mark was closee. for the Gem had the Bacardi by the length of a marlin spike. The Gem rounded the mark 18 seconds ahead of the Ba- cardi. followed by the Monsoon, Michl, Ngauruhoe, Starling, Brilliant, Oriole and Fleetwing. On the long 41/2-mile slide across the bay to the Cape channel bell buoy, the Bacardi's crew did some masterly spin- naker trimming and hauled on the wind for the final leg home. 56 seconds ahead of the white Beverly boat, On the down wind leg. the Michl and the red Beverly boat engaged in a luf- fing match, with the Marblehead boat spilling the wind out of the big para- chute spinnaker on the Lloyd craft and then drawing clear to gybe over with the boom to starboard BACARDI HAS TWO-MINUTE MARGIN The Monsoon was third at the lee- ward mark, a minute and 40 seconds behind the leading Bacardi, Buss Hovey's fast running Oriole had the Brilliant by a second at the turn. On the last leg. practically a long and short hitch, the Bacardi continued to step ish the hammered line in freshening waters for breeze the fin- out the on silver as a squall threatened in the west The Bacardi finished more than two minutes ahead of the Gem when Dane hit the line smack on the nose in the last fetch. Dudley Dean's Fleetwing travelled fast on the last leg to stage a successful stern chase and finish in seventh place by overhauling both the Brilliant and Oriole. The junior skippers sailed the two THE BOSTON HERALD. 1933. VALEE AGAIN WINS VALEE CAPTURES VALLEE WINS THIRD NORTHEAST RACE AT NORTHEAST HARBOR IN MAINE SERIES Special Dispatch to The Herald [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July 14 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July 11 -In a 10-knot southwest breeze, 37 boats of the Northeast harbor fleet Keeps Slate Clean by Leading -In a four to six-knot southerly breeze crossed the starting line in the second 32 boats, representing five classes of the Nancy in Northeast race of the regular July series, here Northeast Harbor fleet, took part today today. Harbor Regatta in the first of the regular races in the John Tyssowski's Valee, for second time this week, won the 30-square metre July series. [Special Dispatch to The Herald] class. beating Commodore Eddison's In the 30-square metre class John NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July 18 Aquila by almost two minutes. The race -Starting the third race of the regu- Tyssowski's Valee, last year's winner today was held over the long outside lar July series in a stiff nine-knot of the August series, led Commodore course as the wind was southwest and south-southwest breeze, 39 boats of the Eddison's Aquila by nearly a minute strong. Northeast Harbor fleet furnished the and a half. R. Gwynne Stout's Atlanta In class A. first division, R. Gwynne most interesting racing of the season won easily in the first division of class Stout's Atlanta stepped away to win by here today. Fog which has been hang- A. beating William D. Lippincott's Aleda a little over three minutes over Lydia ing over the harbor for a day and a half by over five minutes. Dr. William Earl Lyman's No. 43. In the second division lifted just in time for the first races of Clark's Kit Kat came across the finish of the same class, Casper W. Morris's the day. In the 30-square-meter class, line in first place in class B. No. 7 nosed Nicholas C. Jenks's Whist- John Tyssowski's Valee won for the The second division of class A was ler by only 22 seconds in exciting finish. third time in as many starts, beating won by last year's winner of the July In class B. John R. Potter's Velox Dr. Francis C. Grant's Nancy by almost serles, Nicholas C. Jenks's Whistler, won over Robert K. McInnes's Venture eight minutes. which won over Elizabeth Madeira's Ino II by almost three minutes. In class A first division, William D. by nearly two minutes. In the Bull'seye The Bulls Eye class furnished an Lippincott's Aleda beat Samuel W. Mor- class Anne Hopkins's Dart opened the interesting field of six starters, which ris's Steps to the finish line by almost season with a decisive win over Clement were led by Mrs. James Murphy's Puff- a minute. In the second division of the C. Kite's Bingle. In. This boat rose from last place in same class R. Gwynne Stout's Atlanta 30-Square Metre Class the previous race to be a winner today. continued its winning ways by capturing EI time 30-Square Metre Class Boat and owner h. m. A 27 on its third victory of the season when it Valee. John Tyssowski Valee. John Tyssowski 2 19 08 Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 29 05 beat L. F. Crofoot's Hoydon by a little Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 2 20 31 Nancy. Dr. Francis C. Grant 30 39 over two minutes. Agile. Herman M. Hessenbruch 2 56 Agile. Herman M. Hessenbruch 2 33 18 2 38 13 W. Rodman Fay's Skipjack won its Naney, Dr. Francis C. Grant Class A. First Division Class A. First Division Atlanta, R. Gwynne Stout 17 08 first race of the series beating the Rev. Atlania R Gwynne Stont 2.27.21 No. 43. Lydia Lyman 50 17 Henry W. Foote's Silver Wing by just Mech II. Vance C. McCormick 51 21 Alada, William D. Lippincott 2 32 49 20 seconds. In the Bulls Eye class, John Aleda, William D. Lippincott 53 23 Polly Eugene Dupont 31 28 Polly. Eugene Dupont 33 27 Corbin Eddison's Woozle rose from last No. 43. Lydia Lyman 12 40.32 Steps. Samuel W. Morris 83 56 Steps. Barbara Strawbridge a 41 10 place in the previous race to first place Bob White. Timothy Rhodes D.F.N. Bob White, Timothy Rhodes N.F. today, beating Ann Hopkins's Dart by Class B Class B Velox. John R. Potter 30.30 35 seconds. Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 2 31 09 Venture 11. Robert K. Melanes 53 22 Tomorrow morning the fleet sets sail Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay 34 36 Silverwing Rev Henry W. Foote on the second annual July cruise which Silverwine, Rev Henry W. Foote 49 33 Vega. Thomas Reath. Jr. 2 56 48 Shad. Francis C. Welch 12 40 41 Kitkat. Dr William Earl Clark 25721 this year will have as its destination Venture II. Robert K McInnis is 58 57 Skipjack W Rodman Fay 2.57.25 Center Harbor at Brooklin, Me. The Bar Ace. Miss Marcia C. Stebbins 3.06.16 Acc. Marcia C. Stebbins 3 02 34 Harbor Yacht Club S boats and the No. 10. Frederick Stimson 3 08 17 No. 19. Frederick Stimson 3.04.18 Velox. John R. Potter Disqualified Shad. Francis C. Welch D.N.F. Winter Harbor Yacht Club knockabouts Class A. Second Division Class A. Second Division will also take part in the cruise. Sum- No. 7 Casper W. Morris 50 26 Whistler, Nicholas C. Jenks 43 02 Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks 50 48 mary: 30-Square Meter Class Ino. Miss Elizabeth Madeira 45 02 Flirt. Roger W. Drury 54 52 45 30 Boat and owner h. m. 8. Hoyden. L F. Crofoot Hoyden. L. F. Crofoot 35.54 Valee. John Tyssowski 1 11 49 Flirt. Roger Walcott Drury 45 39 Constance, Crawford C. Madeira. Jr. 56.04 1 19 18 Eaglet E. Farnham Butler 49 05 36 40 Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant Ino. Miss Elizabeth Madeira 2 59 28 Agile. Herman M. Hessenbruch 1 19 37 Constance. Crawford C. Madeira. Jr. a 53 OS Don Q. George R Clark No. T. Casper W. Morris a 01 40 3 01 33 Aquila, W. Barton Edison 1 28 43 Eaglet. Farnham Butler Class A. First Division Class MDI Bulls Eve Class Aleda. William D. Lippincott 1 03 White Rabbit. Dr E G. Stillman o 53 48 Pull-In. Mrs. James Murphy 1 01 00 Steps, Samuel Morris 1 26 00 No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks o 56 32 Okay. John B. Thayer 1 os 09 Bingle Clement C. Kite I 09 16 Flirt. Roger W. Drury 1 26 29 Bull'seye Class 1 09 26 Mecos II. Vance C. McCormick 1 28 41 Dart. Anne Hopkins 1. 01 58 Playboy, Mrs. Henry Parkman Polly. Eugene Dupont 34 1 03 24 Dart. Aun Honkins 1 09 39 Ringle. Clement C. Kite Yo Ho. Walter A. Eversman 1 29 12 Okay. John B. Thayer 1 04 03 Woozle. John Corbin Eddison 1 10 41 Ino. Miss Elizabeth Madeira 1 30 18 Woozle, John Corbin Eddison 1 01 46 Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks 1 34 33 Puff-in. Mrs. James Murphy 1 05 14 No. T. Casper W. Morris 1 38 16 Class B Skipjack. W. Rodman Fay 1 30 13 Silver Wing. Rev. Henry W. Foote 1 39 35 Shad. Francis C. Welch 1 41 33 Velox. John R. Potter 1 41 36 Venture II. Robert K. MeInnes 1 41 54 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 1 42 12 Ace. Miss Marcia c. Stebbins 1 43 29 Vega. Henry Reath 1 46 12 No. 19. Frederick Stimson D. N. F. Class A. Second Division Atlanta, R. Gwynne Stout 1 31 28 Hoydon. L. F. Crofoot 134.03 No. 43. Lydia Lyman 3410 Eaglet. E. Farnham Butler 1 36 18 Bob White. Timothy Rhodes 1.36.25 Constance. Crawford C. Madeira. 1.38.26 Kinglet, Alexander Torrance 1 38 48 Don Q.. George R. Clark 1 39 40 Colleen. Priscilla Merrill 1 41 M D I Class White Rabbit. Dr. E. G Stillman o 50 46 No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks o 51 37 Bulls Eye Class Woozle. John Corbin Eddison 0.58.07 Dart. Anno Hopkins 0.58 42 Bingle, Clement C. Kite 0.59 14 Playboy. Mrs. Henry Parkman 1 01 10 Puff-in. Mrs. James Murphy 1.01.03 Okay. John B. Thayer. 3d 1 02 33 EE CAPTURES VALEE REPEATS EDISON'S AQUILA 70 NORTHEAST SAIL NORTHEAST WIN WINS FIRST RACE Leads Harbor Fleet in First Leads 30-Square Metres; Con- Noses Out Valee in Sail at stance Sweeps Class A Races Northeast Harbor Of Two-Day Cruise NORTHEAST HARBOR. Me., July 20 [Special Dispatch to The Herald] Special Dispatch to The Herald -Starting in a light south breeze from NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July 25 CENTER HARBOR. Brooklin, Me. Center Harbor this morning, 21 boats of -In an eight-knot southwest breeze July 19-Twenty-three yachts, repre- the Northeast Harbor fleet began their senting four classes of the Northeast which diminished to three knots by homeward bound leg of the second an- Harbor fleet. left Northeast Harbor this finish time. 45 boats of the Northeast nual July cruise. In the hope of pick- morning on the second annual July Harbor fleet set sail today on the fifth ing up a breeze, the outside course cruise to Center Harbor. regular race of the July series. The 30 around Great Gott and Black Islands The weather was ideal for the fleet's square meters went out around the bell was sailed. first special race of the season. the buoy off Long Ledge. Classes A and fog of the last few days having lifted. Duplicating its performance in the went out the western way to mark L first race of the cruise and continuing There was a six-knot northwest breeze near sea wall, going out and back twice. blowing at the start, which increased its season's record of a victory for each Com. Eddison's Aquila won its first to 10 knots after crossing Bass Harbor start, John Tyssowski's Valee won the race of the season in the 30 square bar 30-square-metre class over Commodore meter class, nosing out John Tyssowski's John Tyssowski's Valee again sailed Edidison's Aquila by 27 seconds. Valee by two seconds. to win in a 30 square metre class, run- In class A. Crawford C. Madeira, Jr.'s In the first division of class A. Harry ning his victories up to four straight Constance came in first, making a clean G. Haskell's Hal, sailing its first race for the season and beating Commedore sweep of the cruise in his class and of the season, came in first to defeat Eddison's Aquila by a little over three beating by a little over a minute William D. Lippincott's Aleda by nearly minutes. Nicholas C. Jenk's Whistler whose yacht a minute. In the second division, R. In class A. Crawford C. Macleria's also captured second place yesterday. Gwynne Stout's Atlanta ran its win- Constance took first place. beating John R. Potter's Velox won first place ning streak to four straight, beating Nicholas C. Jenks's Whistler by 25 sec- in class B. leading Dr. Henry D. Steb- Priscilla Merrill's Colleen by a little onds. W. Rodman Fay's Skip Jack beat bins' Ace by two minutes. W. Rodman more than three minutes. Class B was the Rev. Henry W. Foote's Silverwing Fay's Skip Jack, however. took first won by Dr. Henry D. Stebbins's Ace. by nearly 21 minutes in class B. In place in this class for the cruise be- which led John R. Potter's Velox by 42 the miscellaneous class, Commodore cause of his first place yesterday and seconds. Fulton J. Rednian of the Bar Harbor his third place position today. Winners With the diminishing wind toward Yacht Club. sailing the Nymph, came of the cruise are based on the total the end of the afternoon, many of the in first. defeating Eilzabeth Maderia's number of points made in the two days boats came in bunched one or more Sagamore. This class was composed of racing. boats from each of the above classes, any boat over 17-foot waterline of the 30-Square-Metre Class finishing within three seconds. EL time cabin type. Tomorrow morning the Boat and Owner h m. In the Bulls Eye class, Mrs. James fleet will weigh anchor and race back Valen John Tyssowski in Murphy's Puff-in took first place, beat- Aquila. W Barton Eddison a all 12 to Northeast Harbor. Trophies will be ing Clement C. Kite's Bicker by more Naney, Dr. Francis C. Grant G 01 33 awarded to the winners on the total than four minutes. Class number of points made for the two Constance Crawford C. Maderia G 02 10 30 Square Meter Class days' racing. Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks 01 15 El. time Mecoh IT Vance C. McCormick G 07 01 Boat and Skipper h. m. Thirty Square Metre Class Value John Tystowski Don Q. George R Clark G to NS Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 40 57 Valee John Tyssowski Agutla. W Barton Eddison Alada, William D. Lippincott # 12 IS 40.59 Naney, Dr. Francis C. Grant G 00 Josephine. Edsel B. Ford Polly, Eurene Dupont 41 32 Arile, Herman M. Hessenbruch C 41 10 Step Samuel Morris d. 11. f Class A Winsome William F Cochran Hoyden, L. F. Crofoot 45 45 d. n. 1. Constance Crawford Maderia Jr. 29 Nancy. Dr. Francis C. Grant 49.04 Whistler Nichojas Jenks Class B Class A. First Division Aleda William D. Lippincott Velox John R. Potter on Halo. Harry G. Haskell 13.48 Steps Samuel Morris Ace, Marcia e Stebbins Aleda. William D. Lippincott Meroh 11. Vance McCormick Skip Jack W. Rodman Fay 60219 14.44 Flirt. Roger W Drury Hoydona 1. F Crofoot Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 60052 Steps. Samuel W. Morris. Jr Polly Encone Dupont Seud Sawyer Welch 6.03.08 Hoyden. L. F. Crofoot Don Q. George R. Clark Silverwine Rev Henry W. Foote RUNN Ino. Miss Elizabeth Madeira Venture II. Robert K. MeInnes 6.11.03 Class B Kinglet, Alexander Torrance Skip Jack W Rodman Fay Bob White Timothy Rhodes 31 Silverwine Rev Henry W Foote Alanda, Robert W. Tilney 36.59 Shad Francis C. Welch Eaglet. E. Farnham Butler 38 03 Velox John R Potter Class B Kit Kat. Dr. William Earle Clark EIGHT BOATS FINISH Ace. Dr Henry D. Stebbins Ace. Marcia Stebbins Velox. John R. Potter Venture 11. Robert K. MeInne IN NORTHEAST SAIL Silver Wing, Rev Henry W Foote Miscellaneous Class Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark First Place NORTHEAST HARBOR. Me. July Vera. Henry Reath Nymph Fulton J Sacamore Mi-- Ellzabeth Maderia 21-Star.ing the fourth race of the Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay Venture II Robert K. Melnnis Second Place July series in a light easterly. 40 boats No. 19. William B. Stimson Spin Drift Frederie O. Spedden Third Place Malabar III. Dr. E G. Stillman of the Northeast Harbor flect were be- Shad, Francis C. Welch DNF Fourth Place calmed off Seal Harbor today. Class A. Second Division Atlanta, R. Gwynne Stout Only eight yachts crossed the finish Colleen, Miss Priscilla Merrill line within the time limit. No. 43. Miss Lydia Lyman In the Bulls Eye class. Mrs. James Yoho, Walter A. Eversman Constance. Crawford C. Madeira, Jr. Murphy's Puff In took first place in the Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks drifing match, beating Clement C. Send William D Wyman Samuel D. Wyman Kite's Bicker by nearly two minutes. 59 Mecoh II. Vance C. McCormick 18 M D I Class Salcee, Langdon Marvin. Jr 30 25 E1. time Don Q. George R. Clark 31.20 Boat and Owner hr m No. " Casper W. Morris 32.05 White Rabbit. Dr. E. G Stillman a NO Midl Class No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks I oz 07 No. fl. Lucretia C. Brooks 1 06 16 Bulls Eye Class White Rabbit. Dr. G. Stillman 1 19 07 Poft III. Mr. James Murphy 1 10 on Bulls Eve Class Bicker. Clement C. Kite 1 11 in Puff-in, Mrs. James Murphy 1 11 06 Dart. Ann Hopkins t Bicker. Clement C. Kite 1 15 on Playboy, Mrs. Henry Parkman 1 11 as Dart. Ann Hopkins 10 OR Wonzle John Corbin Eddison 2 on Woozle, John Corbin Eddison Okay, John B. Thayer, 3rd 07 17 Playboy. Mrs. Henry Parkman 33 Okay, John B. Thayer, 3rd 135.08 Darl. HOOKIIS VALEE WINS SERIES AQUILA VICTOROUS FOR 30 SQ. METRES VALEE HEADS 30'S IN ALL-DAY RACE AT N. E. HARBOR 49 Yachts Set Season Record Defeats Valee in Southwest At Northeast Harbor Has Two-Minute Margin Over Harbor Regatta Ford Boat [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July 28 BILL 01 Impausi -In a 16-knot southwest breeze, 49 [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST HARBOR Me. July yachts of the Northeast Harbor fleet NORTHEAST HARBOR. Me., Aug. 1 27-Commodore W. Barton Edidison's today sailed the sixth and last regular -John Tyssowski's Valee led 2 fleet of Aquija sailed in a winner today in the five 30 square metres across the finish Southwest Harbor Yacht Club races, race of the July series. The number of line here today to begun the August beating John Tyssowski's Valee by 21 starting yachts was the largest in a racing series with the same success seconds and winning for the second race this season. The wind was the which favored him during the July con- time in consecutive years this special tests. Edsel B. Ford's Josephine fin- all-day race. strongest to date and was greatly ap- ished in second place two minutes be- The southwest breeze in the morning preciated, coming as it did after 10 days hind the leader. was light but sprang up to 10 knots of very light weather. Thirty-seven boats finally sailed the shortly after noon so that interesting John Tyssowski's Valee won its fifth course after thunder storms had neces- racing was had during most of the day race out of six in the 30-square-metre sitated two postponements. But for Class A and B were sailed in one class. beating Commodore Eddison's this. a record entry might have been division as is the custom in this special Aquila by 26 seconds The Valee won reached RS there were many new- race Samuel W. Morris, Jr.'s Steps, an the July series with 483 points, with the comers who dared not brave the squally A boat, took first place by 35 seconds Aquila runner-up at 358. seas. over John R. Potter's Velox, the first B In class A, first division. Eugene Du- In class A first division, Priscilla G. boat to finish Merrill's Colleen sailed in a winner by pont's Polly took first place, beating In the Bulls Eye class. Clement C. Samuel W. Morris, Jr.'s, Steps by 33 eight seconds over the Rev. Malcolm Kite's Bicker won over Ann Hopkins seconds. In the second division Vance E. Peabody's Daffydill which was sall- Dart by 25 seconds. McCormick's Mecoh II sailed in a win- ing its first race of the season. Four Of special interest was the friendship boats in this class finished within 35 ner over Priscilla G. Merrill's Colleen sloop race. This is the first race of these seconds of each other. In the second by 49 seconds. In the point standings, boats for many years. It climaxed a division of this same class. L. F. Cro- however, R. Gwynne Stout's Atlanta week of scraping barnacles and much foot's Hoydon took first place beating was first for the series with 464 points real salt humor from the waterfront. Wharton Sinkler's Last Chance by 19 and William D. Lippincott's Aleda sec- Capt. Al Harvey's White Wing won seconds. ond with 406. easily. beating Capt. Vestus Gott's Annie Dr. Henry D. Stebbins's Ace won the William B. Stimson's No. 19 won its W. by a little over 16 minutes. class B race getting over the finish Time first race of the season in class B, beat- line 29 seconds ahead of W. Rodman Boat and Owner ing W. Rodman Fay's Skip Jack by 18 30 Square Metre Class Fay's Skip Jack. In the Bulls Eye Aquila W Barton Eddison is IS in seconds. Rev. Henry W. Foote's Silver- class Clement C. Kite's Ricker won over Valeo John Tyssowski 5 19 (18 wing gained the class B laurels with Mrs. James Murphy's Puff In by a min- Josephine, Edsel B. Ford 5 20 Arile. Herman W. Hessenbruch S 21 18 384 points. W. Rodman Fay's Skip Jack ute and 2 half. Winsome. William F. Cochran 3 39 01 was in second place with 367. 30 Square Metre Class Classes A and B In the M. D. I. class, Richard W. Valee John Tymowski 1 03 57 Steps, Samuel W Morris, Jr. 1 38 on Hale, Jr.'s. Vixen, sailing its first race, Josephine Edsel B. Ford 1 05 42 Velox John R Potter as Azile. Herman M. Hessenbruch I 07 in Whistler. Nievholas CA Jenks finished first. Dr. E. G. Stillman's 4 11 Winsome William F. Cochran 1 09 02 Atlanta, R. Gwynne Stout 1 11 12 White Rabbit won the series with 483 Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 1 03 54 Shad. Francisco Welch 1 as points. Class A. First Division Constance Crawford Madeira Jr. 1 111 00 In the Bullseye. class, John B. Colleen. Priscilla Merrill 1 10 12 Acc. Dr. Heirry D. Stebbins 4 47 08 Daffydill. Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody 1 10 20 Manda Robert W Timey Thayer 3d's Okay won over Mrs. Henry Atlanta, K G. Wynne Stout 1 10 40 Yoho. Walter Everman 13111 Parkman's Playboy by 36 seconds. Clem- Hustla. Charles D. Dickey 1 10 47 Bob White, Timothy Rhodes 4 3623 Venture 11. Robert K. MeInnes 159.07 ent C. Kite's Bicker won the July series Seud, William D. and Samuel D. Wr. man 1 11 27 Skin Jack W. Rodman Fay 1.59.85 with 447 points. Mrs. James Murphy's Whistler Nicholas C. Jenks 1 11 43 No. 7. Ca-per W Morris 5.00.24 Mecoh 11. Vance C. McCormick Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 3 01 AND Puff-In scored 423, 1 12 11 No. 7 Casper W Morris 1 124 RO Kinslet. Alexander Torrance D.N.F. 30 Square Metre Class Flirt: Roger W. Drury 31 Bulls Eye Class Time Salcee. Langdon Marvin. Jr. 1 12 46 Bicker Clement C. Kite 3 Boat and owner h m < 58 29 Alanda, Robert W. Tilney 11423 Dart. Ann Hopkins a 35 30 Valee, John Tyssowski Playboy. Mrs. Henry Parkman a 37.13 Aquila. W Barton Eddison 38.55 Class R Woozle. John Corbin Eddison 3 10.30 Agile. Herman M. Hessenbruch 59 IS Ace. Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 1 10 02 Winsome. William F. Cochran 59.35 Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay 1 1031 Friendship Sloops Nancy Dr. Francis C. Grant 1 01 38 Velox. John R. Potter 11 White Wine Capt. Al Harvey 6.06.37 Josephine, Edsel B. Ford 1 02 14 Witnit. Lawrence J. Brengle, Jr 11 an Annie W Capt. Vestus Goll 6 22 40 Vega. Henry Reath 1 11 34 Euryale. Arihur P. Butler 628.00 Class A. First Division 1 04 28 Shad, Sohier Welch I 11 43 Sea Gull. Capt. George Lewis D.N.P. Polly. Eugene Dupont 1 OR 01 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 1 IS 11 Steps. Samuel W. Morris, Jr. 1.05.42 Venture II. Robert K. MeInnes 1 13 34 Ino. Miss Elizabeth Madeira Aleda. William D. Lippineott 1.06.31 Whim. Mrs. Frank A. McNamee. Jr. 1 14 37 Bob White. Timothy Rhodes 10651 Silver Wine. Rev. Henry W. Foote. 1 15 31 Kinglet. Alexander Torrance 1 Class A. Second Division Alanda, Robert W. Tilney 1 07 43 Bordon. L. F. Crofoot 1 07 41 Flirt. Roger W. Drury 1 08 38 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 1 08 DO Halo, Harry G. Haskell 1 08 58 Polly. Euzene Dupont 1 OS 36 Hoxden. L. F. Crofoot 1 09 03 Haleyon. Mrs. E. N. Benson. Jr 1 09 11 Reefpoint. Betty Wiekes 1 on 44 Don Q. George R. Clark 1 09 SS Eaglet. E. Farnham Butler 1 09 15 Halo. Harry G. Haskell 1 12 30 Class R Bulls Eve Class No. 19. William B. Stimson 1 06 11 Bleker. Clement C. Kite 0 16 as Skip Jack. W Rodman Fay 06 29 Puff In. Mrs. James Murphy o 47 in Velox. John R. Potter 1 07 02 Woozle. John Corbin Eddison o 18 18 Shad. Sohier C. Welch 1 07:06 Playboy. Mrs. Henry Parkman o 30.33 Silverwing. Rev. Henry W. Foote 1 07 15 Okay. John R. Thayer. 3d Vega. Henry Reath 1 07.28 Ace. Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 1 08 39 Venture 111. Robert H. MeInnes 1 11 33 Whim Mrs. Frank McNamee, Jr. 1 16 16 Blue Fish. E. Smith Jackson DNF Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark DNF Class A. Second Division Mecoh II. Vance C. McCormick 1 04 20 Colleen. Miss Priscilla G Merrill 1 05 on Whistler Nicholas c. Jenks 1 Yoho Walter A. Eversman 1 Atlanta, R. Gwynne Stout 1 06 15 No. 43, Lydia Lyman I 06 43 Last Chance, Wharton Sinkler 1 08 10 Don Q. George R Clark 1 08 31 Send. William D. and Samuel D. Wyman os 40 Salcee. Langdon Marvin Jr. 1 11 13 Constance, Crawford c. Madeira, Jr.. DNF M. D. I. Class Vixen, Richard W. Hale Jr. 48 04 No. 6. Lutretia G. Brooks 49 10 White Rabbit. Dr. E. G. Stillman 37 23 Bullseye Class Okay. John B. Thayer 3d 1 01 13 Playboy, Mrs. Henry Parkman 1 01 51 Bicker. Clement C. Kite 02.31 Puff-In. Mrs. James Murphy 1 Wooz!o, John Corbin Eddison Dart Ann Hopkins 09 AND FIDGET TYSSOWSKI SAILS CONSTANCE WINS N. E. HARBOR VALEE TO VICTORY NORTHEAST SAIL Boats Becalmed as Craft Start Defeats Aleda for Seamanship Leads 30-Sq. Metres in Racing ST HARBOR. Me. Aug. 4 At Northeast Harbor Cup : Hale, Jr.'s. M. D. I. class at group, while Charles D. et. sailing its first race of [Special Dispatch to The Herald took the Bullseye class [Special Dispatch to The Herald] Mrs. James Murphy's Puff NORTH EAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 8 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 9 over a minute here today. -In a 20-knot smoky sou-wester, 47 -Crawford C. Maderia, Jr., sailed his asses in the 53-boat fleet boats sailed the third race of the August Constance to a victory over William D. d. series here today. Beating to windward Lippincott's Aleda to win the 1933 Sea- M. D. I Class out the western way to mark L with a manship cup, offered by Mary C. El time run in, then repeating the same pro- Wheelwright, here today. It was a re- h. m. e. cedure was the course for today. I W. Hale. Jr 1 02 18 sail of a previous race. with five boats Dr. E. G. Stillman 1 131 20 John Tyssowski skippered his Valee starting. Denis Rhodes was a good Brooks 1 05 33 to a first place to take the 30 square third in his Bob White. coming in a Bullseye Class D. Diekey 1 13 59 metre class honors from a fleet of five minute and 25 seconds behind the James Murphy 1 17 07 starters by defeating William F. Coch- Aleda. Corbin Eddison 1 16 16 ran's Winsome with nearly two minutes t C. Kite 1 16 34 Before the preparatory signal con- Henry Parkman 1 18 to spare. testants anchored yachts back of the Thayer. 3d 1 27 51 George R. Clark's Don Q stepped fast starting line under the supervision of pkins 1 28 03 to win the class A. first division race, judges and remained at anchor until beating Wharton Sinkler's Last Chance the starting signal. Yachts remained by 36 seconds. In the second division with boom in crotch. mainsail furled of this same class, Walter Eversman's under cover, all the usual stops and Yo Ho led L. F. Crofoot's Hoydon to the fastenings belayed. jib and spinnaker finish line by 34 seconds. In class B stowed below decks and all halyards Sohier Welch's Shad took first place and sheets ship-shape as at mooring winning over John R. Potter's Velox by for the night. a little over a minute and a half. At the preparatory signal the sealed In the M. D. I. class, Miss Lucretia instructions were opened to determine G. Brooks's No. 6 beat Richard W. Hale the locations of the marks to round. Jr.'s Vixen by six seconds. John Corbin Eddison's Woosele won the Bullseye The marks for this race were spar buoy S 3. a channel marker in the race when it beat J. Slater Murphy's western way, and spar S 1 at Seal Har- Puff in by 45 seconds, bor, Either mark could be rounded 30 Square Metre Class Boat and skipper El time first according to the skippers' discre- Valee. John Tyssowski 1 22 38 tion. Winsom. William F. Cochran 1 25 00 The solution of the problems, as well Aquila, W. Barton Eddison 1 28 51 Agile. Herman M. Hessenbruch 1 29 23 as the handling of the yacht, were de- Nancy. Dr. Francis C. Grant 8. n. 1. termining factors. At starting signal, Class A-First Division anchors were weighed and carried Don Q. George R Clark 1 32 os throughout the race. Sails could not Lost Chance. Wharton Sinkler 32 44 Daffydil, Rev. Malcolm R. Peabody 1 33.08 be set or loosed in any way until the Atlanta, R. Gwynne Stout 1 3325 start Whistler. INcholas C. Jenks 1 35 26 Certain other special regulations were No. 43. Mrs. Philip Wallis 1 36 09 Haleyon. Mrs. E. N. Benson. Jr 1 36 17 used. Crews were limited to three per- Mecob TT. Vance M. McCormick 1 37 08 sons, amateurs. under 21 years of age. Ino. Miss Elizabeth Madeira 1 38.10 the name of the captain being filed Polly, Eugene Dupont 1 39 Constance, Crawford C. Madeira. Jr. 14027 with written entry. After the prepara- Class B-First Division tory signal no crew could communicate Shad, Sohire Welch 1 34 03 with any one outside their own boats, Velox. John R. Potter 1 13540 except to demand right of way or claim Venture II. Robert K. McInnes 1 13344 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clork 1 36 05 a foul. Touching bottom disqualified à Witnit. Lawrence J. Brengle. Jr 1 36 36 boat whether or not the boat floated off Ace. Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 1 38 30 unaided. Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay 139.28 Silver Wing, Reb. Henry W. Foote 1.39.50 The yacht owner winning this race Vega. Thomas Reath. 3d 1 14131 for two years will obtain permanent Whim. Mrs. Frank A. McNamee, Jr. 1 58 possession of the cup. The trophy was Navajo, Howard Cooper Johuson, Jr. d. n. f. won in 1928 by Arthur P. Butler. Jr., Class A-Second Division and E. Farnham Butler. Miss Wheel- Yo Ho. Walter A. Eversman 1 31 03 Hoydon. L. F. Crofoot 1 31 39 wright donated a new trophy in 1930. Hustla. Charles D. Dickey 1 32 30 A third trophy was presented by Miss Colleen. Priscilla G. Merrill 1 33.04 Solcee. Langdon Marvin, Jr 1 33 50 Wheelwright in 1931. Bob White. Timothy Rhodes 1 34 49 EL time 1 3511 Boat and owner: Eaglet. Miss Ruth B. Lyman h. 111. Halo, Harry G. Haskell 1 41 00 Constance Crawford c. Madefra. Jr. an Steps Samuel W. Morris. Jr 1 47 01 Aleda. Werr. D. Lippineott 1. Reef Point, eBity Wickes d. n. 1. Bob White. Dem- Rhode 13 18 M. D. I. Class Last Chance Wharton Sinkler Atlanta, John R. Petter No. 6. Miss Lucretia G. Brooks o 40 30 Vixen. Richards W. Hale, Jr o 40 44 White Rabbit. Dr. E. G. Stillman 0 43 07 Bull's Eye Class Woozle, John Corbin Eddison 0 15 33 Puff-in. J. Slater Murphy 0 46 20 Fidget. Charles D. Dickey 0.46 21 Ricker. Clement C. Kite 04635 Okay. John B. Thayer. 3d 0 47 49 Playboy, Mrs. Henry Parkman 0 30 24 ATLANTA SCORES AQUILA NOSES OUT LIPPINCOTTS ALEDA PROVES BEST SAILOR [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST WINS N. HARBOR WIN NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 16 -In a 10-knot southwest breeze three A boats resalled the seamanship race with William D. Lippincott's Aleda win- Leads Record Fleet of A Boats Beats John Tyssowski's Valee ning the cup emblatic of its superiority. Crawford C. Madeira, Jr.'s Constance led the group around the course, but -Valee Edges Aquila By 24 Seconds failed in solving the last problem in the list of instructions. This morning there were two other [Special Dispatch to The Herald] resails of previous races for two classes. [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. John Tyssowski's Valee won the 30 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 11 15-Commodore Eddison's yellow-hulled square metre race over Commooore Ed- -Sailing the fourth race of the August Aquila nosed out John Tyssowski's dison's Aquila by nearly two and a half series in a 10-knot southeast breeze 55 Valee by 24 seconds to feature the fifth minutes in the resail of the third race yachts, a record number for the season race of the August series here today. of the August series. In the Bulls Eye appeared at the starting line. The Racing conditions were ideal and a class J. Slater Murphy's Puff-In beat splendid breeze caused many close fin- fleet of 50 yachts answered guns, with Charles D. Dickey's Fidget by 10 sec- ishes with the majority of boats com- the larger crafts testing the outside onds in a resall of the first race of the ing in within a period of 15 minutes. waters. August series. John Tyssowski's Valee stepped fast In class A, first division. the Rev. Seamanship race to win the 30-square metre race, nosing Malcolm E. Peabody's Daffydill beat Boat and owner E1 time out Commodore Eddison's Aquila by Miss Priscilla G. Merrill's Colleen by Aleda. William D. Lippineott 2 03 30 eight seconds. In the largest fleet of almost a minute and a half. In the No. 43. John R Potter 52 A boats to start this year, R. Gwynne Constance, Crawford c. Madeira. Jr.: d. n. f. second division Nicholas C. Jenks skip- 30 Square Metre Class Stout's Atlanta took first place in the pered his Whistler to a first place. de- first division, edging Rev. Malcolm E. feating Vance C. McCormick's Mecho Valee. John Tyssowski 1 26 25 Akuila, W. Barton Eddison 1 28 Peabody's Daffydill by 13 seconds. In II with nearly three minutes to spare. Winsome. William F. Cochrane 1 29 In class B. John R. Potter's Velox won Naney, Dr. Francis C. Grant 1 31 30 the second division. L. F. Crofoot's Hoy- don squeezed out a win over Roger W. its first race of the August series by Agile, Herman M. Hessenbruch 1 34 20 Drury's Flirt by 14 seconds. sailing in 56 seconds ahead of Sohier Bulls Eye Class Sohier Welch's Shad in class B re- Welch's Shad, J. Slater Murphy's Puff- Puff-In. J. Slater Murphy 0.53 55 Fidget. Charles D. Dickey 0 54 05 peated its victory of last Tuesday, beat- in won the Bulls Eye race. beating Dart. Miss Ann Honkins 0 55 35 ing John R. Potter's Velox by 16 sec- Clement C. Kite's Bicker by 20 seconds. Bicker. Clement C. Kite 0 36.12 onds. In the M D I class. Richard W. Woozle. John Corbin Eddison o 36 45 30 Square Meter Class Playboy, Mrs. Henry Parkman o 37 29 Hale, Jr.'s Vixen won over Lucretia E1. time G. Brooks's No. 6. J. Slater Murphy's Boat and skipper h. m. S. Puff-In took first honors in the Bulls Aquila, W. Barton Eddison 11 47 Valee. John Tyssowski 2 15 11 Eye class when it nosed out John Cor- Naney, Dr. Francis C. Grant 16 36 bin Eddison's Woozle by four seconds. Winsome, William F. Cochran 17 19 Ahile. Herman M. Hessenbruch 2 13 37 30 Square Metre Class El. time Class A, First Division Boat and owner h m 8 Valee. John Tyssowski Daffydill, Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody 52 Aquila. W. Barton Eddison Colleen. Priscilla G. Merrill 1 15 00 Hoyden. L. F. Crofoot 31 11 Agile. Herman M. Hessenbruch 1 16 43 Winsome. William F. Cochrane Bob White. Timothy Rhodes 31 35 16 59 Alanda, Robert W. Allney 31.45 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 03 Class A. First Division Atlanta R Gwynne Stout 1 21 39 Polly, Eugene Dupont 34 Daffydill. Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody 12152 Hustla Charles D. Dickey Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 123.28 Aleda. William D. Lippincott Polly Eurone Dispont 1 22 35 Mary Frank G. Thomson 36.28 No. 7. Casper W Morris 1 28 38 Seud. Wm. D. and Samuel D. Wyman 41 01 Alanda, Robert W. Tilney 1 23 49 Kayleen. Joseph B. Thomas D. N. F. No. 43, Mrs. Philip Wallis 1 24 00 Class B Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks Constance Crawford C. Madeira. Jr 124.31 Velox. John R. Potter 31 Don O. George R. Clark 1 25 05 Shad. Schier Welch 32 1 25 26 Ace. Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 32 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 1 28 35 Skipjack. W. Rodman Fay 33 21 Mecoh II. Vance C. McCormick Haleyon. Mrs. E N Benson. Jr. 1 31 10 Vega. Thomas Reath. Jr. 34 18 Kinzlet Alexander Torrance 1 32 48 Silverwing. Rev. Henry W. Foote 11 40 Mary, Frank G. Thomson DNF Navajo. Howard Cooper Johnson 43 50 44 31 Class B Venture 11. Robert K. MeInnes Shad. Sohier Welch Kit Kat Dr. Wm. Earl Clark 13 39 12445 Velox. John R. Potter 12301 Whim. Mrs. Frank A. McNamee. Jr. Skiplack. W. Rodman Fay 1 25 16 Class A. Second Division Ace. Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 1:25 54 Whistler. Nicholas Jenks 26 Silverwine Rev. Henry W. Foote 12605 Mecho II. Vance C. McCormick 2941 Witnit. Lawrence J. Brengle, Jr. 1 26 32 No. Casper W. Morris Venture 11. Robert K. Meinnes 1 28 47 Don Q.. George R. Clark 33.00 Veza. Thomas Reath Jr 1 28 52 Constance, Crawford c. Madeira. Jr. 33 14 Whim, Mrs. Frank A. McNAmee, Jr. 1 29 31 Ino. Miss Elizabeth Madeira Kitkat. Dr. William Earl Clark 13011 Steps. Samuel W. Morris. Jr 34 40 Navajo, Howard Cooper Johnson. Jr. 13147 Atlanta. R. Gwynne Stout 2 34 50 Warren. William B. Stimson DNF Haleyon. Mrs. E. N. Benson 2 35 18 Halo. Harry G. Haskell an IN Class A. Second Division Hoydon. L. F Crbfoot 14 No. 43, Mrs. Philip Wallis 2 37 15 Flirt. Roger W. Drury Kinglet. Alexander Torrance 42 04 1 23 24 Hustla. Charles D Dickey 1 23 37 Salese, Langdon Marvin. Jr 2 42 15 Kayleen Joseph B. Thomas 1 24 19 M D I Class Aleda William D. Lippincott 1 25 30 Rob White, Timothy Rhodes Cixen. Richard W. Hale, Jr o 11 08 12536 No. G. Miss Lucretia C. Brooks o 11 37 Colleen Priscilla G. Merrill 1 23 43 Halo Harry G Haskell 1 25 54 Bulls Eye Class Yo Ho, Walter A. Eversman 1 26 02 Puff-in. J. Slater Murphy o 48 10 Stene Samuel W. Morris. Jr. 1 26 40 Bicker. Celemt C. Kite o IS 30 Eaglet. Ruth B. Lyman 12721 Woozle John Corbin Eddison 0 49 02 Salore Lanzdon Marvia. Jr. 1 80 16 Darl. Miss Ann Hopkins o 40 50 Reef Point. Betty Wickes 13445 Okay. John B. Thayer. 3d o 30 19 M D I Class Fidget, Charles D. Dickey o 30.21 Vixen. Richard W. Hale. Jr. 4711 Playboy. Mrs. Henry Parkman o 26 No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks 48 58 White Rabbit. Dr. E. G. Stillman 50 48 Bulls Eye Class Pull-in. J Slater Murphy 57 04 Woozel John Corbin Eddison 57 08 Dart. Anna Hopkin 57 12 Ricker, Clement c Kito 59 01 Okay. John B Thayer. 3d 59 38 Playboy, Mrs. Henry Parkman 101.59 Fidzet. Charles D. Dickey 1 00 51 DR. STEBBIN'S ACE DAFFYDILL WINS 30 METRE VALEE WINS HAYWARD SAIL N. E. HARBOR SAIL CONQUERS AQUILA Heads 43 Boats in N. E. Har- Whistler, Ace, Vixen, Woozle Tyssowski's Boat Leads by bor All Class Event Also Takes Firsts Over Five Minutes NORTHEAST HARBOR. Me., Aug. 17 [Special Dispatch to The Herald] [Special Dispatch to The Herald] -Sailing in a light southeast wind, the NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. Ace, skippered by Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 19-Fifty-four boats were nearly be- 22-John Tyssowski's 30 square metre finished a winner over 44 boats in the George Davenport Hayward memorial calmed here today when the light south- class Valee scored a five and a half minute victory over Commodore Ed- race. Following closely in the wake of easter died down suddenly, but the dison's Aquila as 53 boats raced today the Ace came R. Gwynne Stout's At- lighter craft managed to complete their in the seventh sail of the August series. lanta losing by 24 seconds. with Nicho- races as courses were cut down and the During the start the wind fell flat. las C. Jenks's Whistler coming in six but shortly after a light southwest seconds behind the Atlanta for third Rev. Malcolm Peabody led his Daffydill breeze sprung up in the western way place. across the line ahead of the class A allowing the classes to finish within Because of the extremely light air at first division fleet. The 30 square meter the time limit although the inside the start the Bulls Eye class and the M. course was used. D. I.'s lost all hopes of winning thereby boats had to be towed in. R. Gwynne Stout's Atlanta stepped finishing poorly in contrast to last year In the second division Nicholas C. fast to win the first division class A when an M. D. I. won the race with a Jenks in his Whistler showed signs of race, coming in nearly seven minutes Bulls Eye a close second. his last year's sailing ability by defeat- ahead of Joseph B. Thomas' Kayleen. The first boats to finish in the vari- ing Mrs. E. N. Benson's Halcyon with In the second division Nicholas C. ous classes were the Valee. skippered by 41 seconds to spare. Jenks skippered his Whistler to his Malcolm N. Stanley, which beat William The class B race was won by Dr. third straight victory nosing out Rev. F Cochran's Winsome by approximately Henry D. Stebbins' Ace which came in Malcolm E. Peabody's Daffydill by 55 four minutes: the Ace, winner of the seconds. nearly four minutes ahead of John R. Shad by nearly three minutes in the B In Class B, Francis C. Welch's Shad Potter's Velox. Richard W. Hale, Jr.'s class: Atlanta leading the A class. fol- came in a winner by nearly three min- Vixen won the M. D. I. race nosing out lowed by the Whistler, and Miss Mary utes over Dr. William Clark's Kit Kat. Corbin and John Corbin Eddison's Miss Lucretia G. Brooks' No. 6 by 51 In the MDI Class, Dr. E. G. Stillman's Wcozle leading Charles D. Dickey's seconds. John Corbin Eddison sailing White Rabbit took first honors beating his yellow hulled Woozle came in first Fidget. Miss Lucretia G. Brooks No. 6 by a lit- In this special race all classes of boats in the Bullseye class beating Charles D. tle over four minutes. Clement C. race as one class, with their various Dickey's Fidget by 37 seconds. Kite's Bicker won the Bullseye race. handicaps given at the start, therefore Class A-First Division beating J. Slater Murphy's Puff In by El. time making the first boat cross the finish 53 seconds. Boat and skipper h. m. 6. line a winner. The course is always Daffydill. the Rev. M E. Peabody 1 33 40 Thursday morning the fleet sailsi twice around the inside triangle. This Hustla. Charles D. Dickey 1 34 34 their 12th annual cruise to Centre Har- Colleen. Miss Priscilla G. Merrill 1 3617 year's turnout exceeded all previous bor and Buck Harbor. Mary, Frank G. Thomson 1 36 41 number of contestants in this race with Hoydon. L. F. Crofoot 1 37 06 Meter Class three more boats than last year. Kayleen. Joseph B. Thomas 43 06 Valee. John Tyssowski 1 56 44 Class Bob White. Timothy Rhodes 43 11 Aquila, W. Barton Eddison 02 04 Boat and skipper Acc. Dr. Henry D. Stebbins B Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler, Jr 1 43 22 Nancy. Dr. Francis C. Grant 2 04 00 Alanda Robert W. Tilney 4001 Agile. Herman M. Hessenbruch 04 36 Atlanta R Gwynne Stuot A Whistler Nicholas C. Jenks Polly, Eugene Dupont 55 12 Winsome. William F. Cochrane 18 42 A Shad, Sohier Welch B Eaglet. Miss Ruth B. Lyman 2 00 40 Class A. First Division Valee, John Tyssowski 30-square metre Reef Point. Miss Betty Wickes d.n.f. Atlanta. R. Gwynne Stout 1 50 32 Last Chance Wharton Sinkler, Jr Q Class B Kayleen. John B. Thomas 1 57 03 Aleda. William D. Lippincott Ace. Henry D. Stebbins 1 32 06 Hoyden. L F. Crofoot 1 AS 24 Velox. John R. Potter B Velox. John R. Potter 1 35 48 Mary, Frank G. Thomas 1 39 12 Winsome William F Cochran 30-50 metre Navajo. Howard Cooper Johnson. Jr. 148.46 Hustla. Charles D. Dickey 1 39 44 No. Casper W. Morris A Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay 15143 Halo. Harry G. Haskell no 30 Navajo, Howard Cooper Johnson, Jr B Whim. Mrs. Frank A. McNamee, Jr. 1.53.56 Aleda. William D. Lippincott 2 01 03 Kayleen Joseph B Thomas A Venture II. Robert K. MeInnea Bob White. Timothy Rhodes 01 16 Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay B Silverwing. the Rev. Henry W. Foote 1 33 40 No. 7. Casper W. Morris 02 06 Naney, Dr. Francis Grant 30-sq. metre Vega. Thomas Reath. Jr. 1 38 16 Haleyon. Mrs. E. N. Benson. Jr 04 28 Constance, Crawford C. Madeira. Jr A Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 59.49 Alanda, Robert W. Tilney 04 45 Polly, Eugene Dispont A Shad, Sohier Welch 2 09 33 Seud, William D. and Samuel D. Mary, Frank C. Thomson A Wyman 02 A Class A. Second Division Hustla. Charles D. Dickey Salcee. Langdon Marvin. Jr 06 37 Kinglet Alexander Torrance A Whistler, Nicholas C. Jenks 1 35 27 Colleen. Miss Priscilla Merrill 2 11 Mecho IL Vance C. McCormick A Haleyon. Mrs. E. N. Benson 1 36 os Kinglet. Alexander Torrance It to Colleen Miss Priscilla G. Merrill Halo, Harry G. Haskell 1 37 11 Atlanta. R. Gwenne Stout 1 37 28 Class B Agile. Herman M. Hesenbruch 30-sq. metre No. 7. Casper W. Morris Shad. Francis C. Welch Steps. Samuel W. Morris, Jr 1 38 07 1 AS 42 Constance. Crawford c. Madeire. Jr 1 10 56 Kitkat. Dr. William Earl Clark or 22 Vega. Henry Reath Ino. Miss Elizabeth Madeira Vilox. John R. Potter Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark B 50 54 02 83 Flirt. Roger W Drury Kinglet. Alexander Torrance Ace. Dr. Henry D. Stebbins so 37 2 03 45 A Ino. Miss Elizabeth Madeira Steps, Samuel W Morris. Jr 1 Skipjack, W. Rodman Fay 53 08 DA oa Venture II. Robert K. MeInnee R Flirt. Roger W. Drury Venture II. Robert K. MeInnes 1 53 27 09 30 Bob White, Timothy Rhodes A No. 43. Mrs. Philip Wallis 1 33 33 Silverwing, Rev Henry W. Foote on 43 Don Q. George R. Clark Salcee. Langdon Marvin. Jr Vega. Thomas Reath. 1 54 52 09 as A Haleyon. Mrs. E N. Benson, Jr A Mecoh II. Vance C. McCormick 2 05 37 Whim. Mrs. Frank McNamee. Jr 15 15 No. 19. William B. Stimson Alanda Robert W Tilney A Don Q. George R. Clark 2 10 49 21 24 No. 43. Mrs Philip Wallis M. D. I. Class Class A. Second Division Silverwing, Rev. Henry W. Foote Vixon. Richard W. Hale, Jr. 2 03 46 Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks 39 19 No. N Miss Lucretta G. Brooks MDI No. 6, Miss Lucretia G. Brooks 2 06 37 White Rabbit. Dr. E. G. Stillman 2 13 44 Polly Eugene Dupont Daffydill. Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody 00 44 Send. William D. and Samuel D. Wyman Salcee, Langdon Marvin. Jr Lark. J. Stanley Reeve Ino. Miss Elizabeth Madeira 01 56 A Woozle. Miss ary Corbin and John Gorbin d. n. f. Flirt. Roger W Drury 02 12 Eddison Bulls Eye Bullseye Class No. 43. Mrs. Philip Wallip on Fidset. Charles D. Dickey Woozle. John Corbin Eddison OR Bulls Eve 1 51 13 Constance. Crawford C. Madeire, Jr. Fidget. Charles D. Dickey OS Lark. J. Stanley Rerve MDI 1 51 30 Steps. Samuel W. Morris, Jr Puff In. J. Slater Murphy Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler. 20 Polliwor. o Donnell, Iselin Bulls Eye 1 59 14 Dart. Miss Ann Hopkins Bulls Eye Bicker. Clement C. Kite Reef Point. Miss Betty Wickes 12 2 09 33 Puff-in. J Dlater urphy M Bulls Eye Playboy. Mrs. Henry Parkman 2 15 00 Mecoh II. Vanco C. McCormick Playboy rs. Henry Parkman Bulls Era Dart. Miss Ann Hopkins d. n. f Don Q. George R. Clark Bicker. Clement C. Kite Bulls Eye DNF Okay. John B. Thayer. 3d 24 50 d. n. Golliwog. O'Donnell Jsclin M. D. I. Class d. n. f. Vixen, Richard W. Hale, Jr White Rabbit. Dr E. G. Stillman 17.08 1 03 Bullseye Class Ricker. Clement C. Kite Puff In. J. Slater Murphy 1 18 13 Woozle. John Corbin Eddison 1 19 06 Polliwor. O'Donnell Iselin 1 19 Dart. iss Ann Hopkins 1 Fidget. Charles D. Dickey 1 28 41 Okay. John B. Thayer. 3d. 31 35 Playboy. re. Henry Parkman I R9 1 43.42 WINSOME CAPTURES R. G. STOUT LEADS WAY SILVER WING TAKES VICTORY AT NORTHEAST HARBOR [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Sept. 2 NORTHEAST HARBOR. Me., Sept. ITS FIRST RACE -Arthur Foote skippered the Silver- -With Gwynne Stout leading the way wing to victory in the Seaman's race, in his Atalanta, the A group boats the last special race of the Northeast scored 288 points to 164 for the blues Harbor fleet today. A west-southwest in the first of a three-race series at breeze and a heavy rain prevailed. Cochran's Boat Comes from Northeast Harbor Yacht Club here to- Boat and owner. h. m. a. day. Silverwine Arthur Foote 1 43.30 Behind at Northeast Harbor Competing for the LAwrence W. Venture IT. Robert K Meinnes 1 43.58 Whim. Chip Church Dickey memorial trophy, Stout led 1 44 20 Sohier Welch's B group Shad by 45 sec- onds, with the other three A boats [Special Dispatch to The Herald] finishing before the second B com- NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. petitor, John Potter's Velox. 29-In a 14-knot north breeze 51 El time yachts conpeted in the eighth race of Boat and owner h. m. 14. Atlanta (A) R. Gwynne Stout 1 36 51 the August series today. William F. Shad (B) Sohier Welch 1 37.36 CLASS A FLEET WINS Cochran skippered his Winsome to its Hoydon (A). L. F. Crofoot 1 38.58 first win of the season in the 30- Hustla (A) Charles D. Dickey 1 41 AT NORTHEAST HARBOR Skip Jack (A), W. Rodman Fay 1 42 09 square meter class, beating John Tys- Velox (B) John R. Potter 1 4252 NORTHEAST HARBOR. Me., Sept. 5 sowski's Valee by nearly two minutes. Ace (B). Marcia C. Stebbins 1 43.47 -The class A fleet won the three-race For the greater part of the race the series of Northeast Harbor by defeating Vallee was in third place. but by the team B boats 902 to 454 points. The standing in close to Sutton island got last two races of the series were sailed a splendid breeze to overtake the today. Aquila. The greatest number of individual In class A. the Rev. Malcolm E. Pea- points was won by the Atlanta, owned body's Daffydill continued it's winning by R. Gwynne Stout. a class A boat, ways. leading Casper W. Morris's No. 7 which piled up a grand total of 250, by a little over a minute. In the second with two firsts and one fifth. division, R. Gwynee Stout's Atlanta Second place honors went to Rev. stepped fast to take first place over Malcolm E. Peabody's Daffydill. another L. F. Crofoot's Moyden, with 21/2 min- A boat. and Sohier Welch's Shad. a B utes to spate. boat. both of which were tied with 256 Thomas Reath. Jr., sailed his Vega to points each a win in class B. beating John R. Pot- Today's morning race was won by ter's Velox by a little over a minute. the Hoyden, skippered by L. C. Crofoot In the MDI class Richard W. Hale, who barely defeated the Daffydill. The Jr's Vixen beat Miss Lucretia G. afternoon's honors went to the At- Brooks's No. 6 by nearly two minutes. lanta. J. Slater Murphy's Puff In won the Morning Race Elap. Bulls Eye race by 28 seconds over John Boat and owner time Corbin Eddison's Woozle. Horden. I. F. Crofnot Daffydill Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody 30 SQUARE METER CLASS Hustla. Charles D. Dickey Boat. owner Time Shad, Sohier Welch Winsome. William F Cochran 31 14 Atlanta. R Gwynne Stout Valee, John Tyssowski 33.35 Skipjack W. Rolman Fay an Aquila, W. Barton Eddison 33.48 Velox John R. Potter 1 to OG Naney, Dr. Francis C. Grant 41.29 Acc. Marcia C. Stehbins 1 38 29 Aril, Haerman M. Hessenbruch 41 33 Afternoon Race CLASS A. IST DIVISION Atlanta R Gwyntie Stnut nit Daffydill, Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody 2 10.08 Daffydill. Rev deolm E. Peabody No. Caspar W Morriss 30 Shad Soil DN Kinzlet. Alexander Lawrence Hustla. Charles D Dickey in Hustla. Charles D Dickey as Hoyden. 1. F. Crofoot Aleda. Wm. D. Lippincott 3⑆ 16 Velox John R Potter at Bob White Timothy Rhodes MG SALE Skipjack W. Rodman Fay Last Chance, Wharton Sinkler. Jr 56 Ace, Marcia C. Stebbins Send. Wm. and Samuel Wyman 37 os Flut. Roger W. Drury 07 16 Salett. Langdon Marvin, Jr 58.11 Polly, Eurene Dupont 58.30 No 43 Mrs. Philm Wallis 58.51 Halo, Harry G. Haskell 39.47 CLASS A. OD DIVISION Atlanta. R. Gwynne Stout 53 39 Hoyden. L F. Crofoot 56 16 Constance. Craw ford C. Madeira, Jr. 3709 Alanda: Robert W. Tilney 3 00 20 McColi IL Vance C. McCormick 3 03 36 Don Q.. George R. Clark 3 04 57 Colleen. Miss Priscilla G. Merrill 3 05 22 Mary. Frank G. Thomson 3 OA 33 Steps. Samuel W. Morris. Jr 3 06 30 Ino. Miss Elizabeth Madeira 3 on 26 Haleyon. Mrs F. W. Benson 3 16 13 Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks withdrew CLASS B Vega, Thomas Reath, Jr. 2 37 47 Velox. John R Potter 58.38 Skipjack, W. Rodman Fay a 39.21 Ace. Dr. Henry K. Stebbins 2 39.82 Shad. Francis C. Welch 2 59 36 Kitkat. Dr. William Earl Clark 3 0341 Silverwing, Rev. Henry W. Foote 3 09 43 Venture II. Robert K. MeInnes 3 13 30 Whim. Mrs. Frank A. McNamee. Jr. 3 17 19 No. 13. B. Stimson 3 18 33 MDI CLASS Vixen. Richard W. Hale, Jr. o 45 no No. 6. Luteretia G. Brooks o 16 57 White Rabbit. Dr. E. G. Sullman 0 49 51 BULLSEYE CLASS Puff In. J. Slater Murphy 0 51 46 Woozle. John Corbin Eddison 0 RE 11 Golliwork. o 'Donnell Iselin o on 38 Okay. John B. Thayer, 3d 0.56.58 Biejer. Clement C. Kite 0.56 33 Playboy, Mrs. Henry Parkman 0.59.15 Fideet Charles D. Dickey 1 01 10 Dart, Miss Ann Hopkins 05 TENNIS PLAY BEGINS W. FOULKE SCORES WIN MORGAN PALMER WINS AT NORTHEAST HARBOR AT NORTHEAST HARBOR IN MAINE TENNIS [Special Dispatch to The Herald] [Special Dispatch to The Herald] Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST HARBOR. Me., Aug. 15 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 16 NORTHEAST HARBOR. Me.. Aug. 17 -The first round of the championships -W. L. Foulke of Princeton University -The third day of the tennis cham- of the Northeast Harbor Tennis Club and Bar Harbor, and Seal Harbor pionships here found Morgan Palmer started today with five matches in the pressing Ledyard Bowen. 3-6. 6-0, men's singles champion, provided one of women's singles and six matches in the 6-2 in the third round of the men's men's singles. The remainder of the the feature matches of the second day singles. In another interesting match. week will be spent in finishing these of play here today when he defeated Dr. Edward L. Keyes pushed Amos matches and in addition the men's Eno. 6-1, 11-9. A. Y. Stewart, 6-2, 6-0. in the second doubles which begin tomorrow. Next In the ladies' singles. Dorothea round of the men's singles. Monday, the women's doubles and Frothingham is sure of a place in the An upset of the day was Morgan Pal- mixed doubles begin. finals by beating Barbara Kurtz. 6-2. mer's victory over William Blair, Jr. 6-3 in the first match of the semi- Women's Singles First round Barbara Stuart defeated Miss Nancy Wickes, Seal Harbor ladies' finals, All the semi-finals will be com- Miss Abigail Adams. 8-6. 1--6. singles champion, had a hard match pleted tomorrow with the finals coming Miss Lealie Grinnell defeated Miss Margot with Miss Byrne, but finally squeezed Warner 6-0. 6-0: Miss Barbara Kurtz on Saturday. defeated Miss Mary King Wainwright. out a victory, 6-3, 5-7, 8-6. Men's Sincles B-4: Miss Sally Kite defeated Miss Men's Singles Third round-W. L. Foulke defeated James Ruth Lyman. 6-3. Miss Maria Second round L. Foulke defeated A. Y. W. Gerrard. 2d. G-3. 6-03 Paul Jones Ducey defeated Miss Ann Wightman. 3-7. Stewart. 6-2. 6-0: J. W. Gerad deefated defeated Bord Spahr. 6-2. -3: Ledyard G-4, 6-2. W. Clark, 6-1 J. Gerad Rowen defeated Morzan Palmer. 3-6. Men's Singles deefated F. W. Rosengarten, 6-2, 6-1: 6-2: Amos Eno defeated Dr. E. L. First round-Dr Francis Parkman defeated Boyd Spahr defeated W. M. Babb, 6-1. Keyes. 6-1. 11-0. William Clark 6-3. Paul Jones 6-3: Amos Eno defeated R. J. Cram, Ladies' Singles won by default from William D. Lin. 6-2. 6-2: L. Bowen defeated D. C. Esty. Second round-Ethe Dupont defeated Miss pincott: W W M. Babb defeated John 6-2. 6-1: Morgan Palmer defeated W. L. Grinnell. G-3. Morse, 6-3. R J. Cram defeated Blair. Jr. 6-3. Dr. E. L. Keyee Third round-Barbara Kuriz defeated Edith Hunter Morse 6-0. Donald C. Es. defeated Bradford Fraley, Jr., 6-1. 6-3: Drury, Naney Wickes tey defeated R. A. Morse 6-1 6 Paul Jones defeated Dr. Parkman. 6-3. defeated Anita Kurtz. G-3. Morzan Palmer defeated Gerrish H. Mil- 0-1. Dorothea Frothinzham won by default. liken. Jr., 6-0. 6-2. Ladies' Singles from Ethel Dupout: Naney Wiekes defeat- Second round-Miss Barbara Kurtz defeated ed Harriet Jackson. n-3. Miss Polly Cram. 6-1. Miss Doro- Semi-finals Dorothea Frothincham defeated thy Frothingham defeated Miss Barbara Barbara Kuriz. 6-3, Stewart. 6-1. 6-1: Miss Edith Drury Men's Doubles defeated Miss Betsy Kuriz. 6-2: Second round-1 Blair. Jr. and L. Bowen GWEN BOWEN ENTERS Miss Priscilla Merrill defeated Miss Mary defeated Gerrish H. Milliken. Jr. and Edison, 6-1. Miss Given Bowen de- Frederic Rosenzarten. F. Blair N. E. HARBOR FINAL feated Miss Charlotte Valentine. 6-1. 6-2: Miss Harriett Jackson defeated Miss and B. Blair defeated Robert Moss and Lincoln Godfrey, 8-6: James W. [Special Dispatch to The Herald] Maria Ducey, -1. Miss Ethel Du- pont defeated Miss Marie Heck. 6-1: Gerrard 2d. and Paul Jones defeated Dr. NORTHEAST HARBOR. Me.. Aug. 18 Miss Nancy Wickes defeated Miss Byrne. Frederic Fraley and Dr. F. L. Keyes. -Miss Gwen Bowen defeated Miss Sally 6-3. 5-7. S-6. 6-3. G-3: L. Rowen and W. Blair de- Men's Doubles feated E. Blair and B. Blair. 6-1. 6-0. Kite, 6-2. 10-8. in the last match of First round-Boyd Spahr and C. Spahr de- the quarter-finals. In Miss Bowen's feated T. W. Clark and Hunter Moses. second match of the day she defeated 6-1. 6-3. Miss Nancy Wickes, 2-6. 6-3. 6-1, bringing Miss Bowen to face Miss Dor- MISS FROTHINGHAM WIN othea Frothingham in the finals tomor- row at 4 P. M. FOULKE CAPTURES N. E. HARBOR NET FINAL In the men's singles W. L. Foulke de- NORTHEAST CROWN [Special Dispatch to The Herald] feated Paul Jones, 6-3. 6-3. 6-3. in NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 22 a two-hour and a half hard-fought NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. match. Amas Eno defeated Ledyard 21-W. L. Foulke defeated Amos Eno, -Miss Dorothea Frothingham defeated Bowen in a closely contested match, three sets to two, in the final of the Miss Gwen Bower, 6-3, 3-6, 6-2, in 7-5. 6-4. This will bring together men's singles tennis championship here the finals of the ladies' singles cham- Foulke and Eno in the finals tomorrow today. 6-1, 10-8, 3-6, 0-6. 6-1. afternoon at 3 o'clock. About 300 persons or more witnessed pionship today. In the men's doubles James W. Ger- these matches Many beautiful placement and volley ard, 2d. and Paul Jones defeated the Ladica's doubles, first round-Harriett Jack son and Ethel Dipout defeated... Anita and shots were brought in by both players Spahr brothers, 6-1. 6-0. giving the Barbara Kurta, Elize Fay and and rallies were long drawn out. victor the right to meet William Blair Miss Banks defeated and William Blair, Jr., and Ledyard Bowen and Ledyard Bowen in the final round Miss Patricia Grant, 194 Mixed donbles. first round-: Palmer won the final of the men's doubles by tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. The and Shepard defeated Mr. and Mrs. Arbold ladies' doubles and the mixed doubles Wood. Jr., 6-3: Marion Rosen- default from James W. Gerrard, 2d, and garten and Hunter Moss defeated Sally Paul Jones. are scheduled to start Monday morning. Kite and Bossauge. 1-6. 6-1. 6-1 Men's Sincles Edith Drury and Robert Moss defeated Men's Doubles Semi-finals-W. L Foulke defeated Paul Lydia Lyman and F. Duveneck. 6-2, 6-2. William Blair, Jr. and Ledyard Bowen won by default from James W. Gerard, 2d. and Jones. 6-S. 6-3: Amos Eno de- Paul Jones. feated Ledyard Bowen. i-3. 6-4. Mixed Doubles Ladles' Singles First round-Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Penich won Third Round-> Gwen Bowen defeated by default from Miss Scott and F. D. Bain: Miss Sally Kite, 6-2. 10-8. Mrs. Blair and William Blair. Jr.. de- Semi-finals-Miss Gwen Bowen defeated feated Miss B. Kurtz and William Clark, Miss Nancy Wickes. 2-6. 6-3. 6-1. 6-2. 6-1: Mrs. F. Finletter and J. H. Men's Doubles Auchineloss. Jr., defeated Mr. and Mrs. Bemi-finals-Paul Jones and James W. Ger- Henry Lewis. 6-1. Miss H. Jack- ard defeated c. Spahr and B. Spahi. C-1. son and James W. Gerard. 2d. defeated 6-0. Miss Phylis Byrne and A. Y. Stuart, 6-1. 6-1: Mrs. R. T. Nolle and Robert T. An- derson defeated Miss Marion Rosengarten and Hunter Moss. 8-6. 6-0: Miss Edith Drury and Robert Moss won from Miss Laura Wayne and R. c. Robbins by de- fault: Miss Gwen Bower and Joseph Bowers defeated Miss Wainwright and Nicholas Wainwright. 6-0. 6-1: Mr. and Mrs. Pennick defeated Mr. Shepard and Miss Palmer, 11-9. 10-8. Ladies' Doubles First round-Miss Nancy Wickes and Miss H. Noyes defeated Miss H. Jackson and Miss E. Dupont. 6-0: Miss Sally Kite and MAss B. Stuart defeated Miss Lydia Lyman and L. Brooks. 6-4. WICKES-NOYES TEAM WINS AT N. E. HARBOR [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHERN HARBOR. Me., Aug. '23 --Miss. Nancy Wickes and Miss Hope Noyes `defeated Miss Edith Drury and Miss Maria Ducey, 6-1, 6-2, here to- day in the semi-finals of the ladies' dou- bles championships. The ladies' doubles and mixed doubles finals will probably be played off on Saturday afternoon. Mixed Doubles Quarter finals-Mrs. Blair and William Blair. Jr., won by default from Mr. ,and Mrs. S. B. Pennick: Mr. J. Finletter and Mrs. Littell defeated Mrs. T. Finletter and Mr. J. H. Auchincloss. 8-6, B-3: Mrs. Rich- ard Nalle and Mr. Robert Anderson de- feated Miss Harriet Jackson and James Gerrard 2d. 8-6. 6-8 4-5 (30-40 and then defaulted) Miss Gwen Bowen and Mr. J. Bowen defeated Miss Edith Drug and Robert Moss. 6-2. 6-1. Ladies Doubles Quarter finals-Miss Edith Drury and Miss Maria Ducey won by default from Miss Gwen Bowen and Mis Bangs: Mrs. Fin- Jetter and Mrs. Littell defeated Miss Sally Kite and Miss Barbara Stewart. 6-0. 6-1: Miss Dorothea Frothingham and Miss Byrne defeated Miss Elize Fay and Miss Bangs, 7--5. 6-3, Semi-finals-Miss Nancy Wicken and Miss Hone Noyes defeated Miss Edith Drury and Miss Maria Ducey. 6-1. 6-2. THE PORTLAND PRESS HERALD. 1933. 32 Boats Race In Valee Again Wins In Tyssowski's Valee N. E. Harbor Racing N. E. Harbor Tilts Again Scores Win Special Despatch to The Press Herald North East Harbor, July 14-In a 10 knot southwest breeze 37 boats of the Fog Lifts To Allow 39 Special Despatch to The Press Herald North East Harbor fleet crossed the Northeast Harbor, July 11.-In a starting line in the second race of the four to six knot southerly breeze 32 regular July series. John Tyssowski's Boats To Race At Valee. for the second time this week. boats representing five classes of the won the 30 square meter class, beating N. E. Harbor Northeast Harbor fleet took part to- Commodore Eddison's Aquila by almost day in the first of the regular races two minutes. The race today was held in the July series. over the long outside course as the In the 30 square meter class, John wind was southwest and strong. Special Despatch to The Press Herald Tyssowski's Vale E., last year's win- In class A. first division, R. G. North East Harbor. July 18.-Start- ner of the August series. beat Com- Wynne Stout's Atlanta stepped away ing the third race of the regular July modore Eddison's Aquila by nearly a to win by a little over three minutes series in a stiff nine knot south-south- minute and a half. R. G. Wynne over Lydia Lyman's Number 43. In the west breeze, 39 boats of the North East Stout's Atlanta won easily in the first second division of the same class Cas- Harbor fleet furnished the most in- division of Class A beating William per W. Morris' Number 7 nosed out teresting racing of the season today. D. Lippincott's Aleda by over five Nicholas C. Jenks' Whistler by only 22 Fog which has been hanging over the minutes. Dr. William Earl Clark's seconds in an exciting finish. In class harbor for a day and a half. lifted just Kit Kat came across the finish line B John R. Potter's Velox won over in time for the first races of the day. in first place in Class B. The second Robert K. McInnes Venture II by al- In the 30 square meter class. John division of Class A was won by last most three minutes. The Bulls Eye Tyssowski's Valee won for the third year's winner of the July series, class furnished an interesting field of six starters. which were led by Mrs. time in as many starts, beating Dr. Nicholas C. Jenks' Whistler. which James Murphy's Puff-In This boat Francis C. Grant's Nancy by almost won over Miss Elizabeth Madeira's eight minutes. Ino by nearly two minutes. In the rose from last place in the previous In Class A. first division, William Bull's Eye Class, Miss Anne Hopkins' race to be a winner today. Summary D. Lippincott's Aleda beat Samuel W. Dart opened the season with a de- 30 Square Meter Class cisive win over Clement C. Kite's Owner Time Morris' Steps to the finish line by al- Boat Valee. John Tyssowski 8-97-03 most a minute. In the second divis- Bingle The summary: Aquila. W. Barton Eddison -29-05 Naney. Dr. Franesi C. Grant -30-39 ion of the same class. R. Gwynne 30 Square Meter Class Beat-Owner Time Agile. Herman M. Hessenbruch 2-33-18 Stout's Atlanta continued its winning Vale-John Tyssowski 19.08 Class A 1st Division Atlanta. R. Gwynne Stout 2-37-08 ways by capturing its third victory of Aquila-W. Barton Eddison 2.003 AcileHerman M. Hessenbruch 1.97.56 No. 13. Lydia Lyman 2-50-17 the season when it beat L. F. Cro- Nancy-Dr. Francis C. Grant Meroh I LVance c. McCormick 2-51-21 2.38.13 foot's Hoydon by a little over two Aleda. William D. Lippincett 2-53-23 Class A. First Division Boat-Owner Polly. Eugene Dupont 2-53-27 minutes. W. Rodman Fay's Skip Jack Time 2-53-56 won its first race of the series beat- Atlanta-R. Gwynne Stout 2.27.21 steps. Samuel W. Morris Alcda-William D. Lippincott 2.32.49 Boh White, Timothy Rhodes DNF ing the Rev. Henry W. Foote's Silver- Polly-Eugene Dupont 2.31.28 Class B No. 43-Lydia Lyman 2.40.32 Velox. John R Potter 9-50-30 wing by just 20 seconds. Venture IL Robert K. MeInnes 2.53-27 teps-Barbara Strawbridge 2.11.10 Silverwine. Rev. Henry W. Foote 2-34-21 In the Bullseye Class, John Corbin Bob White-Timothy Rhodes dfn Class B Vega. Thomas Reath, Jr 2-56-18 Eddison's Woozle rose from last place Kitkat. Dr. William Earl Clark 2-57-21 Time in the previous race to first place to- Boat-Owner Skip Jack, W. Rodman Fay 2-37-25 Kit Kat-Dr. William Earl Clark .31.09 Ace. Miss Marcia C. Stebbins 3-02-34 day, beating Ann Hopkins' Dart by 35 Skip Jack-W Rodman Fay 34.36 3-01-18 seconds. Silver Wina- Henry W. Foote 19.33 No. 19. Frederick Stimson 19.11 Shad. Francis C. Welch D N F Shad-Francis C. Welch Class A 2nd Division Wednesday morning the fleet set Venture 11-Robert K. Melnnis 2.58.57 No. 7. Casper W. Morris 2-30-26 sail on the second annual July cruise, Ave-Miss Maria C. Stebbins 3.06.16 Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks 2-50-18 No. 19-Frederick Stimson 3.08.17 Fllrt. Roger W. Drury 2-51-52 which this year will have as its desti- Velox-John R. Potter disqual. Hoyden. L. F. Crefent 2-55-54 nation Center Harbor at Brooklin. Class A. Second Division Constance. Crawford c. Ma Time The Bar Harbor Yacht Club's boats Beal-Owner deira. Jr 9-56-04 Whistler-Nichols C. Jenks 2.13.02 Inv. Miss Elizabeth Madeira 2-56-04 and the Winter Harbor Yacht Club -Miss Elizabeth Medeira 2.45.02 Don O. George R. Clark 2-59-28 knockabouts will also take part in the Hoyden-L Crofeet 2.45.30 Englel. Farnham Rutler 3-01-33 Flirt-Roser Walcott Drury 2.15.39 Bulls Eye Class cruise. Summary: Eaclef-E. Farnham Butler 2.19.05 Puff-In. Mrs. James Murphy 1-01-00 30 Square Meter Class Constance-C C. Madeira. Jr. 9.53.08 Okay. John R. Thayer 1-08-09 Boat Owner Time No. i-Casher W. Morris 3.01.10 Ringle. Clement C. Kite 1-00-16 Valee-John Tyssowski 1.11.49 Class MDI. Playboy. Mrs. Henry Parkman 1-00-26 Nancy-Dr. Francis C. Grant 1.19.18 Boat-Onner Time Dart, Ann Hopkins 1-00-39 Agile-Herman M. Hessenbruch 1.19.37 White Rabbit-R: E. G. Stillman 0.55.18 Weozle. John Corbin Eddison 1-10-11 Oquila-W. Barton Edison 1.28.43 No. 6-Lucretia G. Brooks 0.56.32 Class A. 1st Division Bulls Eye Class Aleda-William D. Lippincott 1,25.03 Real-Owner Time Steps-Samuel Morris 1.26.00 Dart-Anne Hopkins 1.01.58 Flirt-Roser W. Drury 1.26.29 Bingle-Clement C. Kite 1.03.21 Mecoh. Vance C. McCormick 1.28.41 Okay-John B. Thayer 1.04.05 Polly-Eugene Dupont 1.28.54 Woozle-John C. Eddison 1.04.16 Yoho-Walter A. Eversman 1.29.12 Puff-In-Mrs. James Murphy 1.05,11 no-Miss Elizabeth Madeira 1.30.18 Whistler-Nicholas C. Jenks 1.34.53 No. 7-Casper W. Morris 1.38.36 Class B Skip Jack-W. Rodman Fay 1.39.15 Silverwing-Rev Henry W. Foote 1.39.35 Shad-Francis C. Welch 1.41.35 Velox-John R. Potter 1.41.36 Venture Robert K. McInnes .41.54 Kit Kat-Dr. William Earl Clark 42.12 Ace-Miss Marcia C. Stebbins 1.43.29 Vega-Henry Reath 1.46.12 No. 19-Frederick Stimson. did not finish. Class A. 2nd Division Atlanta-R. Gwynne Stout 1.31.28 Hoydon-L F. Crofoot 1.34.05 No. 43- Lydia Lyman 1.34.10 Eaglet-E. Farnham Butler 1.36.18 Bob White-Timothy Rhodes 1.36.25 Constance-Crawford C. Madeira Jr. 1.38.26 KingletAlexander Torrance 1.38.48 Don Q-George R Clark 1.39.40 Colleen-Priscilla Merrill 1.39.41 MDI Class White Rabbit-D E. G. Stillman 0.50.46 No. 6-Lucretia G Brooks 0.51.27 Bulls Eye Class Woozle-John Corbin Eddison 0.58.07 Dart-Ann Hopkins 0.58.42 Bingle-Clement C. Kite 0.59.14 Playboy-Mrs. Henry Parkman 1.01.10 Puff In-Mrs James Murphy 1.01.30 Okay-John B. Thayer 3rd 1.02.35 Valee Wins Again Valee Continues Its Aquila Wins First Chain Of Victories Race Of Season In Yacht Races Special Despatch to The Press Herald Special Despatch to The Press Herald Northeast Harbor. July 20.-Start- Northrast Harbor. July 25-Start- ing in a light south breeze from ing out in an eight knot southwest Special Despatch to The Press Herald Center Harbor this morning 21 boats Center Harbor. Brooklin, July 19.- of the Northeast Harbor fleet began breeze which diminished to three Twenty-three yachts representing their homeward bound leg of the knots by finish time. 45 boats of the four classes of the Northeast Harbor second annual July cruise. In the Northeast Harbor fleet set sail on the fleet left Northeast Harbor this hope of picking up a breeze the out- fifth regular race of the July series. morning on the second annual July side course around Great Gott and The 30 square meters went out around cruise to Center Harbor. The weather Black Islands was sailed. the bell buoy off Long Ledge. Classes was ideal for the fleet's first special Duplicating its performance in the A and B went out the western way race of the season the fog of the last first race of the cruise and continuing to Mark L near sea wall, going out few days having lifted. There was a its season's record of a victory for and back twice. Commodore Eddi- six knot northwest breeze blowing at each start. John Tyssowski's Valce son's Aquila won its first race of the the start which increased to 10 knots won the 30 square meter class over season in the 30 square meter class after crossing Bass Harbor bar. John Tyssowski's Valee again sailed to win Commodore Edison's Aquila by 27 by just two seconds over John Tys- sowskt's Valee In Class A. first di- seconds. in the 30 square meter class, running vision, Harry G. Haskell's Hal came his victories up to four straight for In Class A, Crawford C. Madeira. in first beating William D. Lippin- the season and beating Commodore Jr.'s Constance came in first. making cott's Aleda by almost a minute. In Eddison's Aquila by a little over three a clean sweep of the cruise in his the second division, R Gwynne Stout's minutes. class and beating by a little over a Atlanta ran its winning streak to four Thursday morning the fleet will minute Nicholas C. Jenk's Whistler straight. Class B was won by Dr. weigh anchor and race back to whose yacht also captured second Henry D. Stebbins' Ace. Northeast Harbor. Trophies will be place Wednesday. John R. Potter's In the bull's eye class. Mrs. James awarded to the winners on the total Velox won first place in Class B, Murphy's Puffin took first place. number of points made for the two beating Dr. Henry D. Stebbins' Ace Summary: days racing. Summary: by two minutes. W. Rodman Fay's 30 Square Meter Class Boat Skip Jack, however, took first place Skipper Time Thirty Square Meter Class Aquilla-W. Barton Eddison 2,40.57 Tyssowski in this class for the cruise because of Valee-John Tyssowski 4.03.51 2.40.59 Aquila-W Barton Eddison his first place Wednesday and his Josephine- Edsel B Ford 4.07.08 2.41.32 Nancy-Dr. Francis C. Grant DNF tile-Herman M. Hessenbruch 2.41.10 Class A third place position today. Winners Winsome-William F. Cochran 2.45.45 Constance-Crawford C. Maderia. of the cruise are based on the total Nancy-Dr. Francis C. Grant Jr 2.49.04 Class A 1st Division 4.29.55 number of points made in the two- Halo-Harry G. Haskell Whistler-Nicholas C. Jenks 4.30.20 2.13.43 Aleda-William D. Lippincott 4.34.09 days' racing. The summary: -William D. Lippincott 2.14.44 Flirt-Roger W. Drury eps-Samuel Morris 2.15.41 4.34.32 30 Square Meter Class Steps-Samuel W. Morris. Jr. 2.19.12 Mecoh II-Vance C. McCormick 4.34.54 Boat - Owner Time Hoyden-L. F. Crofoot 2.22.47 Hoydon-L. F. Crofoot 4.36.45 Valee. John Tyssowski Polly-Eusene DuPont Aquila, W. Barton Edison 5:58.45 Ino-Miss Elizabeth Maderia 2.23.25 4.55.25 Don Q-George R. Clark 5:59,12 Kinglet-Alexander Torrance 2.31.12 4.55.42 Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant 6:01.35 Bob White Timothy Rhodes 2.35.33 Class B Class A Alanda-Robert W. Tilney 2.36.59 Skip Jack-W Rodman Fay 4.27.31 Constance. Crawford C. Madeira 6:02:49 Eaglet-E. Farnham Butler 2.38.03 Silverwine-Rev Henry W. Foote 4.29.33 Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks 6:04.15 Class B Shad-Francis C. Welsh 4.31.07 Mecoh I I. Vance C McCormick 6:07.04 Ace-Dr Henry D. Stebbins 2,25.52 Velox-John R. Potter 4.33.35 Don Q. George R. Clark 6:10.58 Velox- John R. Potter 2.26.34 Kit Kat-D William Earle Clark 4.34.52 Aleda, William D. Lippincott 6:12:48 Silverwing Rev Henry W. Foote 2.28.27 Marcia C. Stebbins 4.37.57 Polly, Eugene Dupont Venture II Robert K. McCinnes 4.38.29 Steps. Samuel Morris 6:14.09 Kit Kat-Dr. William Earl Clark 2.28.56 D N F Vega-Henry Reath 2.31.31 Miscellaneous Class Hoyden, L. F. Crofoot DNF Skip Rodman Fay 2,32.58 Nymph-Fulton J Redman. 1st place Class R Venture Robert K McInnis 2.38.28 Sagamore-Miss Elizabeth Maderia, 2nd Velox. John R Potter 5:53.13 No. William B Stimson 234.34 place Ace, Marcia C Stebbins 5:37.12 Shad-Francis C. Welch D Spin Drift-Frederic O. Spedden. 3rd Skip. Jack R. Rodman Fay 6:02.19 Class A 2nd Division place Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 6:04.52 Atlanta-R. G. Wynne Stout 2.21.52 Malbar III-Dr. E. G. Stillman, 4th Scud. Sawyer Welch 6:03.08 Colleen-M Priscilla Merrill 3.24.56 place Silverwine. Rev. Henry W. Foote 6:03.33 No 43-Miss Lydia Lyman 2.25.05 Venture I. Reb't K. MeInnes 6:11.05 Yoho Walter A. Eversman 2.26.30 Constance-Crav C. Maderia. Jr. 2.26.31 Whistler-Nicholas C. Jenks 2.26.32 Seud-William D. Wyman Namely--Samuel D. Wyman 2.27.59 Mecoh 1-Vance C. McCormick 2.29.18 Salcee- Langdon Marvin. Jr. 2.30.25 Don George R. Clark Only 8 Boats Cross 2.31.20 No. Casper W. Morriss 2.32.05 No. 6-Lucretia C. Brooks 1.06.46 White Rabbit-- E. G. stillman 1.19.07 Line Within Limit Bulls Eye Class Puff-in-Mrs. Jas. Murphy 1.11.06 Bicker-Clement C. Kite 1.15.26 Dark-Ann Hopkins 1.19.03 Woozle-Joh Corbin Eddison 1.23.25 Playboy-Mrs. Henry Parkman 1.33.32 Special Despatch to The Press Herald Okay John B. Thayer 3rd 1.35.08 Northeast Harbor. July 21-Starting the fourth race of the July series in a light easterly, 40 boats of the North- east Harbor fleet were becalmed off Seal Harbor. Only eight yachts crossed the finish line within the time limit. In the Bulls Eye class Mrs. James Murphy's Puff-In took first place in the drifting match beating Clement C. Kite's Bicker by nearly two minutes. Md. I Class Boat Owner Time White Rabbit. Dr. E. G. Still- man 24 00 No. 6. Lucretia G. Brooks 25 07 Bulls Eye Class Puff-In. Mrs. James Murphy 40 00 Bicker, Clement C. Kite 41 43 Dart. Ann Hopkins 44 11 Playboy, Mrs. Henry Parkman 44 38 Woozle. John Corbin Eddison. 00 25 Okay. John B. Thayer. 3rd 07 47 Saquila Whips Valee Valee Takes Fifth Valee Continues In All Day Boat Race Race In 6 Starts Special Despatch to The Press Herald Special Despatch to The Press Herald To Pile Up Wins Northeart Harbor. July 27-Commo- Northeast Harbor, July 28-Sailing dore W. Barton Eddison's Saquila in a 16 knot southwest breeze. 49 salled in a winner today in the South- yachts of the Northeast Harbor fleet Special Despatch to The Press Herald west Harbor Yacht Club race beating started in the sixth and last regular John Tvssowski's Valee by 21 seconds race of the July series today. Northeast Harbor, Aug. 1.-After and winning for the second time in John Tyssowski's Valee won its fifth two postponements during a thunder consecutive years this special all day race out of six starts for the July storm 37 boats faced the oncoming race. The southwest breeze in the series in the 30 square meter class by beating Commodore Eddison's Aquila squalls in the first race of the August morning was light but sprung up to 10 knots shortly after noon so that in- by 26 seconds. The Valee won the July series today. teresting races were had during most series with 483 points, while the John Tyssowski's Valee began the of the day. Aquila scored 358 points. series with a victory thereby con- Class A and B were sailed in one In class A first division. Eugene Du- tinuing his success of July. Edsel B. division as is the custom in this spe- pont's Polly took first place beating Ford's Josephine finished in second cial race. Samuel W. Morris, Jr. Steps. Samuel W. Morris. Jr's Steps by 33 place almost two minutes behind the an A boat. took first place by 35 sec- seconds. In the second division. Vance leader onds over John R. Potter's Velox, the McCormick's Mecoh 11 sailed in a win- In Class A first division. Priscilla first B boat to finish ner over Priscilla G. Merrill's Colleen G. Merrill's Colleen salled in a win- In the Bulls Eye Class, Clement C. by 49 seconds. However, due to pre- ner by 8 seconds over the Rev. Mal- Kite's Bicker won over Ann Hopkins viously earned points, R. Gwynne colm E Peabody Daffydill which was Dart by 25 seconds. Stout's Atlanta won first place in this sailing its first race of the season. or special interest was the friend- class for the July series with 464 Four boats in this class finished with- ship sloop race. This is the first race points while William D. Lippincott's in 35 seconds of each other making a of these boats for many years It cli- Aleda took second place with 406 close and interesting race. In the maxed a week of scraping barnacles points. second division of this same class, L. and much real salt humor from the William B. Stimson's No. 19 won its F. Crofoot's Hoydon took first place waterfront. Capt. AI Harvey's White first race of the season in Class B. beating Wharton Sinkler's Last Wing won easily beating Capt. Vestus beating W. Rodman Fay's Skip Jack Chance. by 19 seconds. Gott's Annie W. by a little over 16 by 18 seconds. Dr. Henry D. Stebbins' Ace won the minutes. Rev. Henry W. Foote's Silverwing Class B race getting over the finish The first of the new Northeast gained the Class B laurels with 384 line 29 seconds ahead of W. Rodman Harbor thirty footers has arrived in points while W. Rodman Fay's Skip- Fay's Skip Jack. In the Bulls Eye readiness for the first race of the jack captured second place with 367 Class Clement C. Kite's Bicker won August series. This boat placed well points. over Mrs. James Murphy's Puff In by In the M D I class Richard W. Hale a minute and a half. The summary: in the Gibson Island race. With this experience it is the biggest threat for Jr's Vixen. sailing its first race of the 30 Square Meter Closs Boat Owner Time the August series. Summary: season. took first place today although Valee- Tyssowski 1:03:57 30 Square Meter Class Dr. E. G. Stillman's White Rabbit won Josephine-Edsel B. Ford 1:05:43 Boat and Owner Time the series with 483 points. Agile -Herman M. Hessenbruch 1:07:04 Aquila. W Barton Eddison 5.18.45 Winsome William F. Cochran 1:09:02 Valee John Tyssowski 5.19.06 In the Bulls Eye Class. John B. Aquila-W. Barton Eddison 1:09:54 Josephine. Edsel B. Ford 5.20.27 Thayer. 3rd's Okay won over Mrs. Class A First Division Agile. Merman W. Hessenbruch 5.21.18 Colleen--Pr Merrill 1:10:12 Winsome. William F Cochran 5.39.01 Henry Parkman's Playboy by 36 sec- Daffydill-Rer. Malcolm E. Pex- Classes A And R onds. Clement C. Kite's Bicker won body 1:10:20 Steps. Samuel W. Morris, Jr. 4.38.09 first place for the July series with 447 Atlanta-R. Gwynne Stout :10:40 Velox. John R. Porter 4.38.44 Hustla--Charles D. Dickey 10:47 Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks 4.41.01 points with Mrs. James Murphy's Puff- Scud-William D. and Samuel Atlanta, R. Gwynne Stout 4.41.42 In taking second place with 423 points. D. Wyman 11:27 Shad Francis C. Welch 4.42.38 Summary Whistier-Nicholas C. Jenks :11:43 Constance C. C. Madeira, Jr 4.46.22 30 Square Meter Class Mecoh 11-Vance C McCormick 12:11 Ace Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 4.47.08 Boat Skipper Time No. Casper W. Morris 1:12:30 Alanda. Robert W. Tilney 4,50,45 Valee-John Tyssowski 58:29 Flirt-Roger W. Drury 1:12:31 Yoho. Walter A. Eversman 4.54.11 Aquila--W. Barton Eddison 58:55 SalceaLansdon Marvin Jr 1:12:46 Bob White. Timothy Rhodes 4.56.23 Agile-Herman M. Hessenbruch 59:18 Alandac-Robert W. Tilney 1:14:23 Veture II, Robt. K. McInnes 4.59.07 Winsome-William F. Cochrane 59.35 Class B Skip Jack W. Rodman Fay 4.59.35 5.00.24 Nancy-Di Francis C. Grant 1:01:58 Ace-Dr Henry D. Stebbins 10:02 No. Casper W. Morris Kit Kat. Dr. W. Earl Clark 5.04.35 Josephine- B. Ford 1:02:14 Skip Jack W. Rodman Fay 10:31 Class -First Division Velox -John R. Potter 11:06 Kinglet. Alexander Torrance, did not fin. Polly-Eugene DuPont 1:04:28 Witnit-Lawrence J. Brengle. Jr. 1:11:28 Bulls Eye Class 3.35.34 Steps-Samuel W. Morris. Jr 1:05:01 Vega-Henry Reath 11:34 Bicker. Clement C. Kite Dart Ann Hopkins 3.35.59 Ino-Miss Elizabeth Madeira 1:03:42 Shad-Sohier Welch :11:45 Playboy Mrs. Henry Parkman 3.37.15 eda-William D. Lipoincott 1.06:51 Kit William Earl Clark 1:13:11 Woozle. John C. Eddison 3.46.30 Bob White-Timoths Rhodes 1.06.51 Venture II-Robert K McInnes 1:13:34 Friendship Sleeps Kinslet-Alexander Torrance 1:07:11 Whim-Mrs. Frank A. McNamee. Alanda--Robert W Tilney Jr. 1:14.37 White Wing Capt. Al Harvey 6.06.37 1:07:43 Annie W., Capt. Vestus Gott 6.22.40 Flirt-Roger W. Drury 1:08:38 Silverwing Rev. Henry W. Foote 1:13:31 Halo-Harry G. Haskell Class A 2nd Division Eurvale. Arthur P Buller 6.23.35 1.08.58 Boydon-L F. Croofoot :07:41 Seagull. Capt. George Lewis, did not rin. Hoyden-L F. Crofeot 1:09:03 Last Chance- Wharton Sinkler 08:00 Reel Point-Betty Wickes 1.09.44 Polls-Eusene Dupont 08:38 Eaglet-E. Farnham Butler 1:09:45 Haleyon-Mrs. E. N. Benson. Jr :09:11 Class B Don Q-George R Clark :09:36 No 19-William B. Stimson 1:06.11 Halo-Harry G. Haskell 1:12:30 Skipjack-W. Rodman Fay 1:06.29 Bull's Eye Class Velox-John R Potter 1:07.02 Bicker-Clement C. Kite 0:46:27 Shad-Sohler C. Welch 1:07.06 In-Mrs. James Murphy 0:47:56 Silverwine-Re Henry W. Footer 1:07.15 Woozle-John Corbin Eddison 0:48:18 Vega-Henry Reath 1:07.23 Playboy-Mrs Henry Parkman 0:30:35 Ace-Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 1:08.39 Okay-John B. Thayer, 3rd 0.53:40 Venture H. McInness 1:11.35 Whim-Mrs. Frank McNamee. Jr. 1:16.16 Blue Fish-E. Smith Jackson DNF Kit Kat-Dr. William Earl Clark DNF Class A. 2nd Division Mecoh II-Vance C. McCormick 1:04.20 Colleen-Miss Priscilla G. Merrill 1:05.09 Whistler-Nic C. Jenks 1:05.31 Yoho-Walter A. Eversman 1:06.04 Atlanta-R. Gwynne Stout 1:06.15 No. -Lydia Lyman 1:06.43 Last Chance-Wharto Sinkler 1:08.10 Don -George R. Clark 1:08.31 Scud-William D. and Samuel Wyman 1:08.40 Salcee-Langdon Marvin. Jr 1 11 Constance-Crawiord c. Madeira. D N F Jr. M D Class Vixen-Richard W Hale. Jr. o 48 04 No Six-Lucretia G. Brooks 0 49 40 White Rabbitt-Dr E G. Stillman 0 57 23 Bull's Eye Class Okay-John B. Thayer. 3rd 1 01 15 Playboy-Mrs. Henry Parkman 01 31 Bicker-Clement C Kite 02 31 Puff-In-Mts. James Murphy 03 04 Woozle-John Corbin Eddison 04 12 Fidget And Vixen In Valee Snatches First Madeira's Constance N. E. Harbor Victories At Northeast Harbor Wins At N. E. Harbor Special Despatch to The Press Herald Northeast Harbor, Aug. 4-In an 8 Special Despatch to The Press Herald Special Despatch to The Press Herald Northeast Harbor. Aug. 8.-In a 20- Northeast Harbor, Aug. 9.-Craw- knot easterly breeze 53 boats beat out the eastern way in the second race knot smokey sou-wester, 47 boats ford C Madeira, Jr., sailed his Con- of the August series. When the group sailed the third race of the August stance to a victory over William D. reached East Bunker's ledge they ran series here today. John Tyssowski Lippincott's Aleda to win the 1933 skippered his Valee to a first place to seamanship cup. offered by Miss into a flat calm continuing the light take the 30 square meter class honors Mary C. Wheelwright here today. It weather which has been prevalent during the last two weeks. All classes from a fleet of five starters by de- was a resail of a previous race with except the M. D. I.'s and the Bull's feating William F'. Cochran's Win- five boats starting. Denis Rhodes Eyes were unable to finish within the some. with nearly two minutes to was a good third in his Bob White. time limit of three hours. Commo- spare. coming in a minute and 25 seconds dore Eddison's Aquila was called off. 30 Square Meter Class behind the Aleda. Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody's Daffydill Boat Skipper Time Valee John Tyssowski 1.22.33 The yacht owner winning this race was leading class A. 1st division, Winson William F. Cochran 1.25.09 for two years will obtain permanent In the M D I class Richard W. Aquila- W. Barton Eddison 1.28.51 possession of the cup. The trophy Agile-Herman M. Hessenbruch 1.29.23 Hale's Vixen took first place. Charles Nancy-D Francis C. Grant DNF was won in 1928 by Arthur P. But- D. Dickey's Fidget sailing its first Class A 1st Division 1er. Jr. and E. Farnham Butler. Miss race of the season took first place in Don -George R. Clark 1.32.08 Last Chance-Wharton Sinkler Wheelwright donated a new trophy 1.32.44 the Bull's Eye class over Mrs. Jane Daffydill-Re Malcolm E. Pea in 1930. A third trophy was present- Murphy's Puff-In by a little over a body 1.33.08 ed by Miss Wheelwright In 1931. Atlanta-R. Gwynne Stout 1.33.25 minute Whistler-Nichola: C. Jenks 1.35.26 Summary: Summary: No. 43-Mrs. Philip Wallis 1.36.09 Boat Owner Time Boat Owner Time Haleyon-Mrs. E. N. Benson. Jr. 1.36.17 Constance Crawford C. Madeira MDI Class Mecoh -Vanco C. McCormick 1.37.08 Jr. 39:34 Visea-Richard W. Hale. Jr 1:02:18 White Rabbit-Dr. E. G. Still- Inc-Miss Elizabeth Madeira 1.38.10 Alede Wm. D Lippincolt 12:38 1:04:20 Polly--Eusene DuPont 1.39.25 Bob White Denis Rhodes 43:43 mun Last Chance Wharten Sinkler 45:37 1:05:33 Constance-Crawford C. Madeira. No. 6-Lucretia G. Brooks Bull's Eve Class Jr. 1.40.27 Atlanta John R. Potter 1443.33 Fidsct-Charles D. Dickey 1:13:58 Class B Puff-In-Mrs. James Murphy 1:15:07 Shad-Sonier Welch 1.34.03 Woozie-John Corbin Eddison 1:16:16 Velox-John R. Potter 1.35.40 Buker-Clement C. Kite 1:16:34 Venture II Robert K. MeInnes 1.35.44 Playboy-Mrs. Henry Parkman 1:27:18 Kitkat-Dr. William Earl Clark 1.36.05 Okay-John B. Thayer, 3rd Witnit-Lawrence J. Brengle, Jr. 1.36.36 Dart-Ann Hopkins 1:28:33 Ace-Dr. Henry B. Stebbins 1.38.30 Valee And Atlanta Skip Jack-11 Rodman Way 1.39.28 Silverwing-Rev. Henry W. Foote 1.39.50 Thomas Reath. 3rd 1.41.31 Collect Race Wins Whim-Mrs Frank A. McNamee Jr. 1.49.58 12 Yachts Compete Navala- Howard Cooper Johnson. Jr. did not finish Class A Second Division Special Despatch to The Press Herald Yoho Walter A Eversman 1.31.03 Northeast Harbor, Aug. 11.-Sailing In Down East Races Hoyden-L Crofoot 1.31.30 Hustin-Charles Dickey 1.32.30 the fourth race of the August series Collen-Priscilla G. Merrill 1.33 04 in a 10-knot southeast breeze. 55 Halce-Lankdon Marvin. Jr 1.33.50 Bob White Timothy Rhodes 1.34.49 yachts. a record number for the sea- Special Despatch to The Press Herald Eaglet-Mill Ruth B. Lyman 1.35.11 son competed today. The splendid Helo-Harry G. Haskell 1.41.09 Northeast Harbor, Aug. 10. The breeze caused many close finishes. with Staph-Samuel W. Morris. Jr 1.47.01 fourth special race of 1933 season, the Reef Point-Betty Wickes did not finish the majority of boats coming in with- ocean race. was sailed today with 12 MDI Class in a period of fifteen minutes. No. 6-Miss Lucretis G. Brooks 0.40.30 yachts of the Northeast Harbor fleet Vixen Richard W. Hale Jr. 0.40.44 John Tyssowski's Valee stepped fast taking part. There were three classes: White Rabbitt-Dr. E. G. Still. to win the 30 square meter race, nos- Class X being the 30 square meters; man 0.43.07 ing out Commodore Eddison's Aquila Bull's Eye Class Class Y composed of Malabar schoon- Woozle. John Corbin Edidison 0.45.35 by eight seconds. In the largest fleet ers: and Class Z. miscellaneous yachts Puff In-J. Slater Murphy 0.46.20 of A boats to start this year. R. over 28 feet w. 1. Fidset--Charles D. Dickey 0.46.21 Bicker--Clement C. Kite Gwynn Stout's Atlanta took first place 0.46.35 Dr. E. G. Stillman's Malabar III Okay-John B. Thayer. 3rd 0.47.49 in the first division. edging the Rev. won Class Y honors. beating Miss Playboy-Mrs. Henry Parkman 0.50.24 Malcolm E. Peabody's Daffydill by 17 Elizabeth Madeira's Sagamore by 51 seconds. In the second division, L. F. seconds Lawfence Reeve's Flying Crofoot's Hoydon squeezed out a win Cloud won the Class Z race coming in over Roger W. Drury's Flirt by 14 sec- almost. half on hour ahead or Edward onds. Summary: Dane's Gluckauf. Summary: Boat Owner Time Boat-Skipper Time Valee, John Tyssowski 1.14.52 Class X. 30 Square Meters Valee. John Tyssowski 6:30:10 Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 1.15.00 Nancy, Dr. Francis C. Grant DNF Agile, Herman M. Hessenbruch 1.15.43 Class Y. Malabar Schooners Malabar III. Dr. E G. Stillman 6:14:30 Winsome, William F. Cochran 1.16.59 Saramore. Miss Elizabeth Madeira 6:13:21 Class A, First Division Aleda, R. C. Robbins Jr. 7:09:22 Class z. Miscellaneous Yachts Atlanta. R. Gwynn Stout 1.21.39 Flying Cloud. Lawrence Reeve and Daffydill. the Rev. Malcolm Eugene Dupont 3rd 5:42:15 E. Peabody 1.21.52 Gluckauf. Edward Dane 6:11:43 Betsy. Malcolm N. Stanley 6:14:43 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 1.22.26 Spindrift. Frederick O. Spedden 6:16:26 Bantam. L S. Clinier Jr Polly. Eugene Dupont 1.22.55 Jacktar. Miss Marcia C. Stebbins DNF No. 7. Casper W. Morris 1.23.38 Charm. William S. Finlay Alanda, Robert W. Tilney 1.23.49 No. 43. Mrs. Phyllis Wallis 1.24.00 Whistler, Nicholas C. Jenks 1.24.08 Constance. Crawford C. Ma- deir, Jr. 1.24.31 Aquila Wins Close Aldea Wins Cup For Stebbin's The Ace In Race From Valee Harbor Seamanship N. E. Harbor Victory Special Despatch to The Press Herald Special Despatch to The Press Herald Special Despatch to The Press Herald Northeast Harbor, Aug. 15-With a Northeast Harbor, Aug. 16.-In A Northeast Harbor. Aug. 17.-Sail- 12-knot northwest breeze shifting to 10 knot southwest breeze three A ing in a light southeast wind. The southwest at the finish 50 yachts boats resalled the seamanship race Ace. skippered by Dr. Henry D. Steb- competed in the fifth race of the Au- William D. Lippincott's Aldea won the bins. finished a winner over 44 boats gust series here today. Commodore cup emblematic of superior scaman- in the George Davenport Hayward Edison's Yellow Aquila nosed out ship. Crawford C. Madeira, Jr.'s Con memorial cup race. Following closely John Tyssowski's Va'ee by 24 seconds stance led the group around the in the wake of the Ace came R. to win the 30 square meter race. In course but failed in solving the last Gywnn Stout's Atlanta. losing by 24 Class A. first division, Rev. Malcolm problem in the list of instructions. seconds, with Nicholas C. Jenks E Peabody's Daffydill beat Miss Pris- This morning there were two other Whistler coming in 6 seconds behind cilla G. Merrill's Coileen by almost a resa'ls of previous races for two class- the Atlanta for third place. Because minute and a half. In the second es. John Tyssowski's Valee won the of the extremely light air at the start division Nicholas C. Jenks skippered 30 square metch race over Commodore the Bullseye Class and the MDI's lost his Whistler to a first place defeat- Eddison's Aquila by nearly two and a all hopes of winning thereby finishing ing Vance C. McCormick's Mecoh II half minutes in the resail of the third poorly in contrast to last year when with nearly three minutes to spare. race of the August scries. In the Bulls an MDI won the race with a Bulls- Summary: Eye class. J. Slater Murphy's Puff In eye a close second. Boat Skipper Time Boat-Owner beat Charles D. Dickey's Fidget by 10 Class an Square Meter Class Ace-Henry D. Stebins Aquita W. Barton Eddison 2:14:47 seconds in a resail of the first race of Atlanta-R Gwynne Stout Valen John Tyssowski 2:15:11 the August series. Summary: Whistler--Nicholas C. Jenks Naney Dr Francis C Grant Shad-Hosier Welch Winsotne William 1° Coehran Steamshin Race Valee-John Tyssowski, 30 sq. meter Agilo Herman M. Hessenbruch Aledn - William D. Lippincott 2:03:50 Last Chance Wharton Singler. Jr. Class A No. John R. Potter 2:05:52 -William D. Lippincott Dariydill Rev. Malcolm E. Pea- Constance-Crawford C. Madeira. Velox-John R Potter body 2:27:59 Jr. DNP Winsome-W. F Cochran 30 sa. meter Collect Priscilla G. Merrill 30 Square Meter Class -Casper W. Horris Hoden L. F. Crofoot Boat Owner Time Navajo-Howard C Johnson. Jr. Bob White Timothy Rhodes Valee-John Tyssowski 26:23 Kaylcen-Joseph B. Thomas Aland: Robert W Tilley 2:31:45 Aquila-W. Barton Eddison 28:45 Skiplack- W. Rodman Fay 2:32:03 Winsome William F Cochran 29:50 Last Chance Wharton Sinkler Naney- F. C. Grant 30 so. meter Polly Eugene DuPont 2:33:34 Nancy--Dr. Francis C. Grant 31:30 Constance-C C. Made Ira. Jr. Hustin Charles B. Dickey 2:34:05 sile-Herman M. Hessenbruch :31:29 Polly-Eugene Dupont Mary-Frank G. Thomson Aleda-William D. Lippincott Bull's Eye Class 2:34:58 Puff In-J Glater Murphy 0:53:35 Hustla-Charles D. Dickey Fidset- -Charles D. Dickey 0:54:05 Kinglet-Alexander Torrace Mary-Frank G. Thomson 2:36:28 Dart-Miss Asn Hopkins 0:35:55 Mecoh II Vance C. McCormick Seud Win D. and Samuel D. Bicker-Clemen C. Kite 0:36:12 Colleen- Miss Priscilla G. Merrill Wyman 2:41:01 Woozle-John Corbin Eddison 0:56:45 Agile--H. M. Hessenbruch 30 sq. meter Class B Playboy-Mrs. Henry Parkman 0:37:29 Steps--Samuel W. Morris. Jr. Volox-John R Potter 2:31:28 Vega-Henry Reath Shad-Hosier Welch 2:32:24 Kitkat-Dr. William Earl Clark Ace -Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 2:32:53 Flirt-Roger W. Drury Skinjack W. Rodman Fay 2:33:21 Inl-Miss Elizabeth Made Ira ega-Thomas Reathe Jr. 2:34:18 Venture II-Robert K McInness Silverwine-Re Henry W. Foote 2:41:40 Bob White-Timothy Rhodes Navajo Howard Cooper Johnson 2:43:50 Don -George R. Clark. Venture II Robert K MeInnes 2:44:31 Halcyon-Mrs. E. N. Benson. Jr. Kit Kat- Dr Wm. Earl Clark 2:45:39 Alanda-Robert W. Tilney Whim Mrx. Frank A. MeNamee No 43-Mrs. Philip Wallis Jr. 2:47:24 Class A 2nd Division Silverwine Henry W Foote Whistler Nicholas J. Jenks No. Miss Lucretia G. Brooks MDI 2:26:52 Scud-W. D. and S. B. Wyman Mecoh 11 Vance C. McCormick 2:29:41 No. Casper W Morris 2:32:21 Salcee-Lankdon Marvin, Jr Don a Goorge R. Clark Wcozle-Mi Mary Corbin and John 2:33:00 Corbin Eddison Constance Crawford C. Madeira Bulls Jr. Fidsel- D. Dickey Bulls 2.33:14 Ino Miss Elizabeth Madeira 2:34:18 Lark-J. Stanley Reeve MDI Steps Samuel W Morris Jr. 2:34:40 Polliwors- -O'Donnell Iselin Bulls Atlanta- Gwynne Stout 2:34:50 Dart-Miss Ann Hopkins Bulls Haleyon Mrs. E N. Benson 2:35:18 Puff In-J Slater Murphy Bulls Eze Salo Harry G Haskell 2:35:15 Playboy-Mrs. Henry Parkman Bulls Eve No. 43 Mrs. Philip Wallis 2:37:15 Bicker-Clemen C. Kite BullsEre DNF Kingler Alexander Torrance 2:42:04 e-Langdon Marvin Jr. 2:42:15 M D I Class Vixen Richard W. Hale. Jr. 0:41:08 No Miss Lucretia G. Brooks 0:41:37 Bullseye Class: Puff In J. Slater Murphy 0:48:10 Bicker-Clement C. Kite 0:48:30 Woozle-John Corbin Eddison 0:49:02 Dart-Miss Ann Hopkins 0:49:50 Okay-John B. Thaver 3rd 0:50:19 Fidget Charles B. Dickey 0:50:21 Playbos-Mr. Henry Parkham 0:51:26 54 Boats In Races Tyssowski's Valee Is Valee Is Defeated; At Northeast Harbor Still Winning Races Sagamore Is Winner Special Despatch to The Press Herald Special Despatch to The Press Herald Northeast Harbor, Aug. 28-Mon- Northeast Harbor. Aug. 18-In a Northeast Harbor. Aug. 22.-John day morning the fleet started the light breeze 54 boats of the fleet here Tyssowski's 20 square meter class Valee scored a five and a half minute homeward leg in a four knot south- started the sixth race of the August victory over Commodore Eddison's east breeze which went flat shortly series. When the breeze died down in the western way the 30 square Aquila as 53 boats raced today in the after noon so that only 11 boats fin- seventh sail of the August series, R. meters had to be towed in. The ished over a shortened course. The course for classes A and B was short- Gwynne Stout's Atlanta stepped fast to win the first division Class A race. schooner race was won by Miss ened in order that these boats might finish within the time limit. coming in nearly seven minutes ahead Elizabeth Madeiras, Sagamore. In of Joseph B. Thomas' Kayleen. In the the miscellaneous class. Mrs. Anne Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody skippered second division Nicholas C. Jenks Archbolds Vixen III took first honors. his Daffydill to a first place in class skippered his Whistler to his third Edward McBlair's Three Brothers A. first division. beating Charles D. Dickey's Hustla by a little over a straight victory, nosing out Rev. Mal- heat Bowen Blair's Flying Cloud by colm E. Peabody's Daffydill by 35 nearly a minute in the S class. Wil- minutes seconds. liam J. Strawbridge's Josephine won In the second division Nicholas C. In Class C. Francis C. Welch's its third race of the cruise beating Jenks in his Whistler showed signs of his last year's sailing ability by Shad came in a winner by nearly John Tyssowskis Valee. Classes A and three minutes over Dr. William Earl B did not finish, defeating Mrs. E. N. Benson's Haleyon Clark's Kitkat. with 41 seconds to spare. Summary Summary: Meter Class Class A-First Division Boat Owner Time Beat 51 Yachts Compete Skinper Time Valee-John Tyssowski 1:56.44 Rev. Malcolm E Pea Aquila-W. Barton Eddison 2:02.04 body 33:40 Nancy Francis C Grant 2:04.00 Hustla-Charles D. Dickey In N. E. Harbor Races 1:34:54 Agile -Herman M. Hessenbruch 2:04.36 Colleen Miss Priscilla G. Merrill 36.17 Winsome William Cochrane 2.18.42 Mary Frank G. Thomson 1:36:41 Class A 1st Division Hoydon-L F. Crofoot 1:37:06 Atlanta Gwynne Stout :50.32 Kayleen-Joseph B. Thomas 1:43:06 Kayleen John B. Thomas :57.09 Special Despatch in The Press Herald Bob White Timothy Rhodes 1:43:11 Hoyden F. Crofoot 58.24 Last Chance-Wharton Sinkler Mary-Frank G. Thomas 59.12 Northeast Harbor. Aug. 29.-In a Jr. 1:43:22 Hustla-Charles D. Dickey 59.44 14 knot breeze 51 yachts competed in Alanda Robert W. Tilney 1:49:04 Halo-Harry G. Haskell :00.30 Polly -Eusene DuPont Aleda William D. Lippincott the eighth race of the August series 1:55:12 2:01.03 Eaclet Ruth B. Lyman 2:00:40 Bob White Timothy Rhodes 2:01.16 today. William F. Cochran skippered Reete Betty Wickers did No. Casper W Morris 2:02.06 his Winsome to its first win of the not finish Halcyon-Mrs. E N Benson. Jr 2:04.28 Alanda-Rober! W. Tilney season in the 30 square meter class Class B 2:04.45 Henry D. Stebbins 1:32:06 Seud William D. and Saml. D. beating John Tyssowski's Valee by Velox John R. Potter 1:35:48 Wyman 2:05.02 nearly two minutes who made a won- Navajo Howard Cooper John- SalceeLanedon Marvin. Jr 2:06:37 son. Jr Colleen-Miss Priscilla Merrill 2:11:27 derful finish to come in second. For 1:48:46 Skinjach W. Rodman Fay Cinglet-Alexander Torrance 1:51:43 2:11:40 the greater part of the race the Valee Whim-Mr Frank A. McNamee, Class B Jr. Shad-Francis C. Welch 1:58:42 was in third place but by standing in 1:53:56 Venture II Robert K MeInnes Kitkat-Dr. William Earl Clark 2:01:22 close to Sutton Island got a splendid :55:28 Vilox-John R. Potter Silvermine- Rev Henry W. Foote 2:02:33 1:55:40 breeze to overtake the Quila. Ace-Dr. Henry D Stebbins Thomas Reath. Jr. 2:05:45 1:58:16 Skip Jack Rodman Fay 2:05:03 In Class A. Rev. Malcolm E. Pea- Kitkn Dr. William Earl Clark 1:59:19 Venture II Robert K. McInnes 2:09:30 body's Daffydill continued its win- Shad Hosier Welch 2:09:53 Silverwing Rev. Henry W. Foote 2:09:43 Class A-Second Division Vega- Thomas Reath. Jr. 2:09:55 ning ways leading Casper W. Morris' Whistler Nicholas c. Jenks 35:25 Whim Mrs. Frank McNamee. Jr. 2:18:15 No. 7 by a little over a minute. In Haleyon Mrs. E. N. Benson 36:08 No. 10 Mr. William B. Slimson 2:21:24 Halo-Harry G. Haskell the second division. R. Gwynne 37:11 Class 2nd Division Atlanta R Gwynn Stout 137:28 Whistler Nicholan C. Jenks 1:59:49 Stout's Atlanta stepped fast to take No Casper W. Morris 38.07 Daffydill-Rev. Malcolm E. Pea- first place over L. F. Crofoot's Hoydon Constance Crawford C. Madeira body 2:00:44 Jr 40:56 Polly Eugene Dupont 2:01:56 with two and a half minutes to spare. Ino-Mirs Elizabeth Madeire 50:34 Ino-Miss Elizabeth Madeira 2:02:12 30 Sa. Meter Class Flirt -Roger W. Drury Beat Kinsler Alexander Torrance 50:57 2:05:32 Owner Time Steps-Gamuel W Morris, Jr 53:08 No. Mrs. Philip Wallis 2:06:50 Winsome William P. Cochran 7:31:44 Flirt- Roser w Drury Constance Crawford C. Ma- Valee-John Tyssowski 2:33:35 1:53:27 No. Philip Wallis deire. Jr 153:33 2.08:28 Aquila-W. Barton Eddison 2.33:48 Salces- Langdon Marvin Jr Steps Saml W. Morals Jr 2:12:20 Nancy-Dr Francis C. Grant 2:41:29 1:54:52 Last Chance-Wharton Sinkler. Jr. 2:12:22 Agile-Herman M Hessenbruch Mecon I-Vance C. McCormick 2:41:43 2:05:37 Don Q-George R. Clark Reef Point-Miss Betty Wickes 2:12:47 Class A 1st Divn. 2:10:49 Mecoh 1 Vance C. McCormick 2:14:58 Daff-dill-Rev. Malcolm E. Pea. MDI Class Don Q George R. Clark 2:24:50 body 2:43:08 -Richard W. Hale. Jr. 2:05:46 M. D. 1. Class No. Caspar W. Morris No. - Miss Lucretia G. Brooks 2:30:12 2:06:37 White Rabbit Dr. E. G. Stillman 1:13:04 Kinelet-Alexander Lawrence 2:54:58 White Rabbitt-Dr. E. G. Still- No 6- Miss Lucretia G. Brooks :17:03 Sustla-Charles D. Dicker 2:33:35 man 2:13:44 Vixen Richard W. Hale Jr. 1:27:09 D. Lippincott 2:56:18 Lark-J Stanley Reeve DNF Bullseye Class Bob White-Timothy Rhodes 2:36.22 Bullseye Class Bicker Clement C. Kite 1:18:13 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler. Woosle-John Corbin Eddison 1:51:13 Puff-In Sinter Murphy 19:06 Jr 56:27 Fidset-Charles D. Dickey 1:51:50 Woozle- John Corbin Eddison 19:42 Scud-Wm. and Samuel Wyman 37:05 Puff In-J. Slater Murphy 1:59:14 Polliewors O'Donnell Trelin 21.35 Flut-Roser W. Drury 57:16 Bicker-Clement C. Kite 2:09:53 Dart-Miss Ann Hopkins 28.41 Salcu-Lanzdon Marvin. Jr :58:11 Playboy-Mr. Henry Parkman 2:13:00 Fidset-Charles D. Dickey 31.35 Polly--Eusene Dupont 2:58:50 Dart-Miss Ann Hopkins DNF Okay-John B. Thayer. 3rd 39:48 No. 45-Mrs. Philin Wallis OKRY-John B. Thayer, 3rd Playboy-Mrs. Henry Parkman 58:51 DNF 1:43:42 Halo-Harry G. Haskell 2:30:47 Golliwost -O. Donnell Islen DNF Class A 2nd Divn. Atlanta--R. Gwinne Stout 2:33:30 Hoden-L Crofoot 2:56:16 Constance-Crawford C. Madeira. Jr. 2:57:09 Alanda Robert W. Tilney 3:00:29 McCollf II Vance C. McCormick 3:02:36 Don -George R Clark 3:04:55 Colleen-Mi Priscilla G. Merrill 3:05:22 Mary-Frank G Thomson 3:05:35 Steps-Samuel W Morris. Jr. 3:06:30 Inc-Miss Elizabeth Madeira 3:09:36 Haleyon-Mrs. E. W. Benson 3:16:13 Whistler-Nicholas C. Jonks withdrew. Class B Vern-Thomas Reath. Jr. 2:57:47 Velox-John R Potter 2:39:21 Skipjack, W. Rodman Fay 2:59.51 Acc-Dr. Henry K. Stebbins 2:50:32 Shad-Francis C. Welch 2:59:56 Kitkat-Dr. Wm. Earl Clark 3:03:44 Silverwing-Rev Henry W. Foote 3.09:43 Venture II Robert K. MeInnes 3:13:30 Whim Mrs. Frank A. McNamee. 3:17:49 No 12- R Stimson 3:18:33 MDI Class Vixen Richard W. Hale Jr. 0:45:00 No. 6-Lucretia G. Brooks 0:46:57 White Rabbit-Dr. E. G. Still- man 0:39:57 Bulls Eye Class Puff in-J. Slater Murphy 0:51:46 Woozle-John Corbin Eddison 0:52:14 Golliwors- Donnell Iselin 0:53:58 Okay John R. Thayer 3rd 0:36:08 -Clement C Kite 0:36:53 Playbox- -Charles D. Dicker 01:10 Darle Miss Ann Hopkins 06:28 Tsana-Winsome Grab Last N. E. Harbor Tilt " A' Boats Collect Silverwing Winner Of Special Seaman's Race Special Despatch to The Press Herald In First Brush Northeast Harber, Sept. 1.-The last Special Despatch to The Press Merald egular race of the season was sailed Northeast Harbor. Sept. 4-In a 17 ere today when 50 yachts started out knot west southwest breeze and a n a four knot cast southeast breeze Special Despatch to Sunday Telegram driving rain. the sixth and last spe- nd fog. Because of the weather con- Northeast Harbor. Sept. 2-The cial race of the Northeast Harbor litions the Insi course was salled. first of A series of three A boat-B fleet. the seaman's race. was sailed Malcolm N. Stanley and Samuel W boat team races was held here today this morning. Arthur Foote sailing Morris, Jr. salling in William J. in an 8 knot southwest breeze. This his Silverwing came in first with Strawbridge's Tsana took first place. series is an innovation this year and Robert K. McInnes' Venture II com- cating J A. Harris, 3rd's Betsy by will be continued each year. The ing 28 seconds later for a second early three minutes. teams are racing for the new Law- place. William F. Cochran skippered his rence W. Dickey Memorial Trophy. Certain special regulations apply to Vinsome to a first place in the 30 Contestants are selected in accordance this particular race in that just before quare mete relass, beating John Tys- with their standing in the August the race started, skippers drew lots owskis Valce by a little over five min- series. This year four boats from each for boats. and each must sall. single- tes. The Valee. however. won the class are racing. The trophy will be handed. in the boat drawn. Skippers August series with 335 points. awarded to the class winning the ma- have to report yachts in good seaman- oat Owner Time jority of points in the three races. like condition. All required equip- Northeast Harber. 30 Footere "anna William J Strawbridge R. Gwynne Stout skippered his A ment aboard, spinnaker in light stops, 2:27:33 letsy. T. Harris 3rd 2:30:29 boat. Atlanta, to a first place beating spare line. etc., all and any sails, in Square Meter Class Vinsome William 1. Cochran Sohier Welch's Shad. a "B" boat. by which boats can carry, are permitted. 2:26:27 allee John Tyrinwaki 45 seconds. The next three boats to Summary: 2:38:40 Quila, W. Barton Edition 2:46:42 finish were A boats thus giving the A Boat Ownner Time ancy. Dr Francis C. Grant 3:02:10 boats a decisive win in the first race, Silverwing Arthur Foote 1:43.30 Class A. 1st Division Daffydill Rev Malcolm E. Fea. 288 points to 164. Venture II Robert K. McInnis 1:43.58 body 2:44:05 Whim o. 43 Mrs. Philin Wallis Summary: "Chip" Church 1:44.20 2:46:30 leda. William D Lippincott 46:38 Boat Owner Time Hit Samuel S Drury, Fr. 47:02 Atlanta, R. Gwynne Stout 1:36:51 Cavleen. Josrph B Thomas 30.50 olly, Eugene Du Pont Shad. Sohier Welch 1:37:36 56:34 that Chance Wharton Sinkler. Jr. 1:58:27 Hoydon, L. F. Crofoot 1:38:58 10. 7-Casper W. Morris 2:59:25 Charles D. Dickey Hustla. Charles A. Dickey 1:41:55 3:55:40 oh White Timothy Rhodes 3:56:40 Skip Jack. W. Rodman Ray 1:42:09 tingley-Alexander Torrance DNF Velox. John R. Potter 1:42:52 aleee-Langdon Marvin. Jr. Atlanta Is High Point DNF Class B Ace, Miss Marcia C. Stebbins 1:43:47 kip Jack Ridmin Fay :40:52 Dr. Henry D. Stebbins :44:02 Winner In Boat Race it Kat-Dr. William Earl Clark :46:24 enture II Robert K MeInnes 2:47:30 had-Sohier Welch 2:55:40 --John R. Potter 2:59:35 diverwing-R Henry W. Foote Special Despatch to The Press Herald 3:01:16 -Thomas Reath. Jr 3:34:07 Northeast Harbor. Sept. 5.-Two Vhim, Mrs. Frank A. McNamee, Jr. races were held here today in series DNF Varren. William B. Stimson DNF of a boat-B boat team races. Class A Class A. 2nd Division Constance, Crawford C. Madeira won the three-race series. 902 points Jr. :31.35 to 454. R. Gwynne Stout's Atlanta. an teps, Samuel L. Morris, 40:31 A boat. won the greatest number of Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks 41:47 tlanta R Gwynne Stout individual points. 250. with two firsts 43:28 ecoh II Vance C. McCormic 18:01 and a fifth. Rev. Malcolm E. Pea- landa Robert W. Tilner 32:36 body's Daffydill. an A boat. and no Miss Elizabeth Madeira 18:21 oleen. Miss Priscilla G Merrill 1:51:01 Sohier Welch's Shade. a B boat. were fary Frank G. Thompson DNF tied for second with 226 points. In the losdon L. F. Crofeet DNF on @ Genrer FN Clark morning race which was sailed in a DNF Talexon Mrs E. N Benson DNF 15 knot northwest breeze. Michael aglet. Miss Ruth B. Lyman DNF Crofoot's Hoyden. an A boat. stepped MDI Class fast to take first place. beating Rev. Vexen Richard W Hale Ir 1.31:03 No 6. Miss Lucretin G. Brooks 1.34:20 Malcolm E. Peabody's Daffydill. an A boat, by 38 seconds. In a 12 to 5 knot northwest breeze the same boats started the afternoon race which was won by R. Gwynne Stout's Atlanta, who again beat Rev. Malcolm E. Pea- body's Daffydill by 24 seconds. The summary: Morning Race Boat Owner Hoyden-I F. Crofoot Time Daffydill--Rev. Malcolm Peabody 1:23:17 1:23:55 Hustlen-Charles D. Dickey Shad-Homier Welch 1:25:44 Atlanta-R. Gwynne Stout 128:51 Skipjack-Jack W. Rodman Fay 28:52 Velox-John R. Patter 29:11 Ace-Marcia C Stebbins 10.06 38:20 Afternoon Race Atlanta-R Gwynne Stout Daffydill-Re Malcolm Peabody 3:00:04 Shad-Hozier Welch 3:00:28 Hustla-Charles D. Dickey 3.05:05 Hoyden-L. Crofeet 3:03:40 Velox-John R Potter 3:06:08 Skipjack-W Rodman Fay 3:07:31 Ace-Marcia c. Stebbins 3:08:32 11:03 Net Tourney Starts Foulke Features In Palmer Beats Bowen At Northeast Harbor N. E. Harbor Net Play At Northeast Harbor Special Despatch to The Press Herald Special Despatch to The Press Herald Special Despatch to The Press Herald Northeast Harbor. Aug. 15.- The first round of the championships of Nertheast Harbor. Aug. 16.-W. L. Northeast Harbor. Aug. 17.-The Foulke of Princeton University and third day of the tennis champion- the Northeast Harbor Tennis Club Bar Harbor and Seal Harbor men's ships here found Morgan Palmer de- started today with five matches in the singles champion provided one of the feating Ledyard Bowen 3-6. 6-0. 6-2 women's singles and six matches in the men's singles. The remainder of feature matches of the second day of in the third round of the men's sin- the week will be spent in finishing play here today when he defeated gles. In another interesting match A. Y Stewart. 6-2, 6-0 in the second Edward L. Keyes beat Amos Eno 6-1, these matches and in addition the round of the men's singles. An upset 11-9. In the ladies' singles Miss men's doubles which begin Wednes- of the day was Morgan Palmer's vic- Dorothea Frothingham is sure of a day. Next Monday, the women's tory over William Blair, Jr. Miss place in the finals by beating Miss doubles and mixed doubles begin. Nancy Wickes. Seal Harbor ladies' Barbara Kurtz 6-2. 6-3 in the first Summary: champion. had a hard match with match of the semi finals, The semi Women's Singles Miss Byrne but finally squeezed out finals will be completed on Friday Miss Barbara Stuart defeated Miss Abigall Adams 8-6, 1-6, 6-2. a victory 6-3. 5-7, 8-6. with the finals coming on Saturday. Second round tennis tournament Summary: Miss Leslie Grinnell defeated Miss Third Round. Men's Singles Margot Warner 6-0, 6-0. matches summary: W. L. Foulke defeated James W. Miss Barbara Kurtz defeated Miss Men's Singles W. L. Foulke defeated A. Y. Stewart. Gerrod. 2nd.. 6-3. 6-0 Mary King Wainwright 6-3. 6-4 6-2. 6-0 Paul Jones defeated Boyd Spahr, Miss Sally Kite defeated Miss Ruth J. W. Gerad defeated T. W. Clark 6-1. 6-2, 6-3 Lyman 6-3, 6-4. 6-1 W. Gerad defeated F. W. Rosen- Ledyard Bowen defeated Morgan Miss Maria Ducey defeated Miss garten 6-2. 6-1 Palmer, 3-6. 6-0. 6-2 Ann Wightman 5-7. 6-4. 6-2. Boyd Spahr defeated W. M. Babb. 6-1. Amos Eno defeated Dr. E. L. Keyes 6-3 Men's Singles Amos Eno defeated R. J. Cram. 6-2. 6-2 6-1, 11-9 Dr. Francis Parkman defeated Wil- L Howen defeated D. C. Etty. 6-2. 6-1 Morgan Palmer defeated W. Blair, Jr. Ladies' Singles-Second Round liam Clark, 6-3. 7-5. A-3. G-4 Miss Ethel DuPont defeated Miss Paul Jones won by default from Dr. E. L Keyes defeated Bradford Frs. L. Grinnell, 6-3. 6-3 William D. Lippincott. ley. Jr. 6-1. 6-3 Paul Jones defeated Dr. Parkman. 6-3. Third Round-Women's Singles W. W. M. Babb deleated John A-4 Miss Barbara Kurtz defeated Miss Morse 6-3, 6-1. Second Round-Ladies' Sincles Edith Drury. 5-7. 8-6. 6-4 Miss Barbara Kurtz defeated Miss Polly R. J. Cram defeated Hunter Morse Cram. 6-1. 6-2 Miss Nancy Wickes defeated Miss 6-0. 6-0. Miss Dorothy Frothingham defeated Anita Kurtz 6-3. 5-7. 8-6 Donald C. Estey defeated R. A. Miss Barbara Stewart. 6-1. 6-1 Miss Edith Drury defeated Miss Betsy Miss Dorothea Frothingham won by Morse, 6-4, 6-3. Kurtz. 7-5. 6-2 default from Miss Ethel DuPont Morgan Palmer defeated Gerrish H. Miss Priscilla Merrill defeated Miss Miss Nancy Wickes defeated Miss Milliken, Jr., 6-0. 6-2. Mary Edison. 6-4. 6-2 Miss Given Bowen defeated Miss Char- Harriett Jackson 11-9. 6.3 lotte Valentine 6-1. 6-2 Semi Finals Miss Harriett Jackson defeated Miss Miss Dorothea Frothingham de- Maria Ducey, 6-1. 6-3 Miss Ethel DuPont defeated Miss Marie feated Miss Barbara Kurtz 6-2. 6-3 Heck 6.4. 6-1 Men's Doubles-Second Round N. E. Harbor Tennis Miss Nancy Wickes defeated Miss Byrne. W. Blair. Jr. and L. Bowen defeat. 6-3. 5-7 8-6 First Round-Men's Doubles ed Gerrish H. Milliken. Jr.. and Tourney Into Finals Boyd Spar and C. Spahr defeated T. Frederic Rosen Garten, Jr., 6-1. 6-2 W. Clark and Hunter Moss 6-1. 6-3. E. Blair and B. Blair defeated Rob- ert Moss and Lincoln Godfrey 6-2. 8-6 Special Despatch to The Press Herald James W. Gerard, 2nd., and Paul Northeast Harbor. Aug. 18-Miss Jones defeated Dr. Frederic Fraley Gwen Bowen defeated Miss Sally Kite 6-2. 10-8 in the last match of the William Foulke Wins and Dr. E. L. Keyes. 6-3. 6-3 quarter finals today. In Miss Bowen's second match of the day she defeated N. E. Harbor Net Final Miss Nancy Wickes 2-6, 6-3, 6-1 bring- Dorothea Frothingham ing Miss Bowen to face Miss Dorothea Frothingham in the finals Saturday Special Despatch to The Press Herald Wins Tennis Crown at 4 p. m. In the men's singles W. L. Foulke Northeast Harbor, Aug. 21.-Wil- defeated Paul Jones 6-8. 6-3. 6-3 in liam Foulke defeated Amos Eno, three Special Despatch to The Press Herald a two hour and a half match. Amos sets to two. in the finals of the men's Northeast Harbor. Aug. Eno defeated Ledyard Bowen in a Dorothea Frothingham defeated Miss closely contested match 7-5. 6-4. This singles tennis championship, the Gwen Bowne. two sets to one. in the will bring Foulke and Eno into the scores being 6-1. 10-8, 3-6. 0-6, 6-1 finals of the ladies' singles cham- finals Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. in a long hard match. About 300 peo- plonship here today. The scores were In the men's doubles James W. ple or more witnessed these matches. 6-3. 3-6, 5-2. Many beautiful place- Gerard, 2nd and Paul Jones defeated The score: ment and volley shots were brought the Spahr brothers. 6-1. 6-0. giving the Ladles Double in by both players and rallies were victors the right to meet William Blair First Round long drawn out. William Blair. Jr.. and Ledyard Bowen in the final round Miss Harriett Jackson and Miss Ethel and Ledyard Bowen won the finals Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. The Dupont defeated the Misres Anita and Barbara Kurtz R-4. 6-3 Miss Elize Fay men's doubles by default from James Jadies' doubles and the mixed doubles and Miss Banks defeated Miss Bestrice W. Gerrard, 2nd. and Paul Jones. are scheduled to start Monday morn- Brown and Mias Patricia Grant R.A. 6.3. Summary: Mixed Doubles ing. Summary: Finals men's doubles William Blair. Jr. First Rounds and Ledyard Bowen won by default from Men's Singles Semi-Finals Miss Palmer and Mr. 3hepard deleated James W. Gerard 2nd. and Paul Jones. W. L. Foulke defeated Paul Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wood. Jr. 7.6. 6-3: First round mixed doubles-Mr. and 6-8. 6-3. 6-3. Miss Marion Rosengarten and Hunter Mrs. S. B Penich wan by default from Moss defeated Miss Silly Kite and Mr Miss Scott and F. D. Bain. Mrs. Blair Amos Eno defeated Ledyard Bowen. Bossauge 1-6. G-1. 6-4: Miss Edith Druns and William Blair. Jr. defeated Miss B. 7-5. 6-4. and Robert Mosa defeated Miss Lydin Kuria and William Clark 6-2: 6-1. Mrs. T. Finletter and H. Auchineloss. Jr., Ladies Singles Third Round Lyman and F. Duveneck 6-2. 6-2 defeated Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis. 6-1. Miss Gwen Bowen defeated Miss 6-4 Miss H. Jackson and James W. Sally Kite, 6-2. 10-8. Gerard. 2nd.. defeated Miss Phyllis Byrne and A. Stuart. 6-1. 6-1 Mrs. R. T Semi-Finals Nolle and Robert T. Anderson defeated Miss Gwen Bowen defeated Miss Miss Marion Rowegarten and Hunter Moss. 8-8. 6-0. Miss Edith Drury and Nancy Wickes. 2-6. 6-3, 6-1. Robert Moss defeated Miss Laura Wayne Men's Doubles Semi-Finals and R C. Robbins by default. Miss Gwen Hower and Joseph Bowers defeated Miss Paul Jones and James W. Gerard Wainwright and Nicholas Wainwright. 6-0: defeated C. Spahr and B. Spahr, 6-1. 6-1. Mr. and Mrs. Pennick defented Mr. 6-0. Shepard and Miss Palmer. 11-9. 10-8. First round ladies doubles-Miss Nancy Wickes and Miss H. Noyes defeated Miss H Jackson and Miss E. Dupont. 6-2 6-0. Miss Sally Kite and Miss B. Stuart de- feated Miss Lydia Lyman and L. Broods, 6-4. 6-0. Nancy Wickes, Hope Noyes Frothingham-Byrne I Take Semi-Final Match Team Wins Crown Special Despatch to The Press Herald Northeast Harbor, Aug. 23.-Miss Special Despatch to The Press Herald Nancy Wickes and Miss Hope Noyes defeated Miss Edith Drury and Miss Northeast Harbor. Aug. 28.-Miss Maria Ducey, 6-1. 6-2, here today in Dorothea Frothingham and Miss the semi-finals of the ladies' doubles Phylis Byrne won the women's tennis championships. The ladies' doubles doubles crown today by defeating and mixed doubles finals probably Miss Nancy Wickes and Miss Hope will be played off on Saturday af- Noyes in the final round. the scores ternoon. The summary: Mixed Doubles Quarter-Finals Mrs. Blair and William Blair. Jr., won by default from Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Pen- nick: J. Finletter and Mrs. Littell defeated Mrs. T. Finletter and J. H. Auchincloss, 8-6. 6-3 Mrs. Richard Nalle and Robert Ander- son defeated Miss Harriet Jackson and James Gerrard. 2nd.. 8-6. G-R. 4-5 (30-40 and then defaulted): Miss Gwen Bowen and J. Bowen defeated Miss Edith Drury and Robert Moss. 6-2. 6-1 Ladies' Doubles Quarirr-Finals Miss Edith Drury and Miss Maria Duees won by default from Miss Gwen Bowen and Miss Bangs: Mrs. Finletter and Mrs. Littell defeated Miss Sally Kite and Miss Barbara Stewart. 6-0. 6-1: Miss Dorothea Frothinsham and Miss Byrne refeated Miss Eliza Fay and Miss Bangs. 7-5. 6-3. Semi-Finals Miss Nancy Wickes and Miss Hope Noves defeated Miss Edith Drury and Miss araria Ducey. 6-1. 6-2. THE BOSTON TRANSCRIPT. 1933. Northeast Harbor Fleet on Cruise Special to the Transcript: Northeast Harbor, Me., July 18-The second annual cruise of the Northeast Harbor fleet gets under way tomorrow morning when it is expected that thirty to thirty-five yachts will set sail for Centre Harbor at Brooklin. This innova- tion was so successful last year when the fleet went to Naskeag Harbor that it was unanimously agreed to have the event become a fixture. Bar Harbor Yacht Club's S boats and Winter Har- bor knockouts have been invited to join the cruise. On Thursday morning the yachts will race back to this port. To. morrow night the cruise will be enter- tained at a dance given by the Centre Harbor Club. Commodore Eddison's Aquila and John Tyssowski's Valee undoubtedly will fur- nish the most interesting racing in the 30-square meter class, while R. Gwynee Stout's Atlanta and Nicholas C. Jenks's Whistler in class A seem likely winners. In class B Dr. William Earl Clark's Kit Kat and W. Rodman Fay's Skip Jack will be near the top of the class. THE BOSTON GLOBE. VALEE DEFEATS AQUILA VALEE AGAIN CAPTURES AT NORTHEAST HARBOR NORTHEAST HARBOR RACE VALEE WINS THIRD NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me. July 11 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me. July -In a four to six-knot southerly breeze 14-In a 10-knot southwest breeze. 37 32 boats representing five classes of craft of the Northeast Harbor fleet RACE OF THE SEASON the Northeast Harbor fleet took part took part today in, the second race of today in the first of the regular races the regular July series. John Tyssow. in the July series. ski's, Valee, for the second time this Northeast Harbor Fleet In the 30 square meter class John week, won the 30-Square Meter class. Tyssowski's Valee, last year's winner beating Commodore Eddison's Aquila of the August series. beat Commodore by almost two minutes. The race to- Starts Cruise Today Eddison's Aquila by nearly a minute day was held over the long outside and a half. The summary: course. The summary: 30 SQUARE METER CLASS 30-SQUARE METER CLASS Special Dispatch to the Globe Name and Owner Time Name and Owner E1 Time Valee. John Tyskowski 2:19:08 Valee, John Tyssowski 2:27:09 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me. July Aquila W Barton Eddison 2:20.31 Aquila, W Barton Eddison 2:20:05 Agile. Herman M Hessenbruch Naney, Dr Francis Grant 1:30:39 18-Starting the third race of the reg- 2:27:56 Naney. Dr Francis C Grant 2:38:13 Agile, Herman M Hessenbruch 2:33:18 ular July series in a stiff nine-knot CLASS A FIRST DIVISION south-southwest breeze 39 boats of the Class A First Division 2:47:08 Northeast Harbor fleet today provided Atlanta. R Gwynne Stout 2:27:21 Atlanta. R Gwynne Stout 2:32:49 No. 43, Lydia Lyman 2:50:17 Aleda, William D Lippincott the most interesting racing of the Polly. Eurene Dupont Mecoh II. Vance C McCormick 2:31:28 No 43. Lydia Lyman 2:40:32 Aleda. William D Lippincott 2:53:23 season. Steps. Barbara Strawbridge 2:41:10 Polly, Eugene Dupont Bobwhite. Timothy Rhodes DNF Steps. Samuel W Morris Fog which has been hanging over Bob White, Timothy Rhodes did not finish Class B the harbor for a day and a half lifted Second Division Kit Kat. Dr William Earl Clark 2:31:09 No. T. Casper W Morris 2:50:26 just in time for the first races of the Skipjack, W Rodman Fay 2:34:36 Silverwing, Rev Henry W Foote 2:49:33 Whistler. Nicholas C Jenk 2:50:48 day. In the 30 square meter class Shad, Francis C Welch 2:40:11 Flirt. Roger W Drury John Tyssowski's Valee won for the Venture II Robert K Melnnis 2:58:57 Hoyden. L Crofoot 3:05:16 Constance, Crawford C Madeira Jr 2:56:04 Ace, Miss Marcia C Stebbins third time in as many starts, beating No 19. Frederick Stimson 3:08:17 Tho, Miss Elizabeth Madeira 2:56:10 Velox. John R. Potter Disqualified Don Q. George R Clark Dr Francis C. Grant's Nancy by al- Eaglet. Farnham Butler 3:01:53 most eight minutes. SECOND DIVISION CLASS B In class A, first division. William Class A Velox. John R. Potter 2:50:30 D. Lippincott's Aleda beat Samuel W. Whistler. Nicholas C Jenks 2:43:02 Venture 11. Robert K. Melnnes Ino, Miss Elizabeth Madeira :45:02 Morris' Steps by almost a minute. In Silverwinz, Rev Henry W. Foote Hoyden. L F Crofoot 2:45:50 Vesa. Thomas Reath Jr. 2:36:18 the second division R. Gwynne Stout's Flirt. Roger Walcott Drury 2:45:49 Kit Kat. Dr William Earl Clark 2:57:21 Atlanta continued its winning ways Eaglet, E Farnham Butler 2:49:03 Skipjack W Rodman Fax Constance. Crawford C Madeira Jr 2:53:08 Ace. Miss Marria Stebbins 3:02:34 by capturing its third victory of the No. 7. Casper W Morris 3:01:10 No. 19. Frederick Stimson 3:01:18 season. CLASS MDI Shad. Francis Welch Did not finish W. Rodman Fay's Skip Jack won White Rabbit. Dr E G Stillman 0:55:48 BULLS EYE CLASS its first race of the series, beating Rev No. G. Lucretia G Brooks 0:56:32 Pulf-In. Mrs James Murphy 1:01:00 BULLSEYE CLASS Okay, John R. Thayer :08:09 Henry W. Foote's Silver Wing by 20 Bingle. Clement Kite 1:00:16 seconds. Dart. Anne Hopkins Bingle, Clement C Rite 1:01:18 Playboy Mr. Henry Parkman 09:26 In the Bulls Eye class John Corbin Okay. John B Thayer 1:03:24 Dark Ann Hopkins 09:39 Woozle, John Corbin Eddison 1:04:05 Woozle, John Carbin Eddison :10:11 Eddison's Woozle rose from last place Puff-in. Mrs James Murphy 1:04:46 in the previous race to first place to- 1:05:14 day, beating Ann Hopkins' Dart by 35 seconds. TYSSOWSKI'S VALEE WINS Tomorrow morning the fleet sets sail NORTHEAST HARBOR on the second annual July cruise which NORTHWEST HARBOR RACE this year will have as its destination NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me, July Centre Harbor. The Bar Harbor Yacht FLEET ON CRUISE Club S boats and the Winter Harbor 20-Starting in a light south breeze Yacht Club knockabouts will also take from Center Harbor this morning, 21 part in the cruise. The summary: Special Dispatch to the Globe craft of the Northeast Harbor fleet 30-SQUARE METER CLASS began their homeward leg of the sec- Name and Owner: Time CENTER HARBOR, Me, July 19- Valee, John Tyssowski 1:11:42 Twenty-three yachts representing ond annual July cruise. In the hope Nancy, Dr Francis C Grant 1:19:18 of picking up a breeze, the outside Agile. Herman M Hessenbruch 1:19:37 four classes of the Northeast Harbor course around Great Gott and Black Aquila. W Barton Edison 1:28:43 fleet left Northeast Harbor this morn- Islands was sailed. CLASS A, 1ST DIVISION Aleda, William D Lippincott 1:23:03 ing on the second annual July cruise Duplicating its performance in the Steps. Samuel Morris 1:26:00 to Center Harbor. first race of the cruise and continuing Flrrt. Roger W Drury 1:26:29 its season's record of a victory for Mecoh 11. Vance C McCormick 1:28:41 The weather was ideal for the fleet's each start, John Tyssowski's Valee Polly, Eugene Dupont 1:28:54 Yoho, Walter A Eversman 1:29:12 first special race of the season. A six- won the 30-Square Meter Class over Ino. Miss Elizabeth Madeira 1:30:18 knot northwest breeze was blowing Commodore Eddison's Aquila, by 27 Whistler. Nicholas C Jenks 1:34:33 1:38:36 at the start which increased to 10 seconds. No. 7, Casper W Morris CLASS B knots after crossing Bass Harbor bar. In Class A, Crawford C. Madiera Jr's Constance came in first. making a Skip Jack. W Rodman Fay 1:39:15 John Tyssowski's Valee again won in Stiver Wing, Rev Henry W Foote 1:39:33 the 30 square meter class. clean sweep of the cruise in his class. Shad, Francis C Welch 1:41:35 John R. Potter's Velox won first place Velox. John R Potter 1:41:36 In Class A, Crawford C. Maderia's Venture 11. Robert K Meinnes 1:41:54 Constance took first place while W. In Class B, but W. Rodman Fay's Kit Kat. Dr William Earl Clark 1:42:12 Rodman Fay's Skipjack won in Class Skipjack took first place in this class Ace, Miss Marcia C Stebbine 1:13:20 for the cruise. The summary: Vega. Henry Reath 1:46:12 B. In the miscellaneous class, Co.n. No. 19. Frederick Stimson DNF modore Fulton J. Redman of the Bar 30-SQUARE METER CLASS CLASS A. SECOND DIVISION Harbor Yacht Club, salled the Nymph Name and owner time Valee, John Tyssowski Atlanta. R Gwynne Stout 1:31:28 to victory. The summary: Aquila, W Barton Eddison Hoydon. L F Crofoot 1:34:05 5:59:12 Naney, Dr Francis C Grant No 43, Lydia Lyman 1:34:10 30-SQUARE METER CLASS 6:01:33 Earlet. E Farnham Butler 1:36:18 Valee, John Tyssowski CLASS A 4:03:51 Bob White, Timothy Rhodes 1:36:25 Aquila, W Barton Eddison 4:07:08 Constance. Crawford c Madeira 6:02:49 Constance. Crawford C Madeira Jr 1:38:26 Nancy, Dr Francis C Grant DNF Whistler. Nicholas Jenks. 6:04:15 Kinglet. Alexander Torrance 1:38:18 CLASS A Mecoh If Vance C McCormick 6:07:04 Don Q. George R Clark 1:39:40 Don Q. Georze R Clark 6:10:58 Colleen. Priscilla Merrill 1:39:11 Constance. Crawford C Maderia Jr 4:20:55 Whistler. Nicholas C Jenks Aleda, William D Lippincott 0:12:48 Polly. Eugene Dunont M. D. I. CLASS 4:30:20 6:14:09 Aleda. William D Lippincott steps. Samuel Morris 4:34:09 Steps. Samuel Morris did not finish White Rabbit. Dr E G Stillman 0:30:46 4:31:32 Hoyden. L F Crofoot. did not finish No 6. Lucretia G Brooks 0:51:27 Mecoh II. Vanco C McCormick Hoydon. L F Crofoot 4:34:54 CLASS B BULLS EYE CLASS Polly, Eugene Dupont 4:36:45 Velox. John R Potter. Woozle. John Corbin Eddison 0:38:07 Don Q. George R Clark 4:55:25 Ace. Marcia C Stebbins Dart. Ann Hopkins 0:38:42 4:55:42 Skipjack, W Rodman Fay Bingle, Clement C Kite 0:50:14 CLASS B Kitkat. Dr William Earl Clark Playboy, Mrs Henry Parkman 1:01:10 Skipjack. W Rodman Fax 1:27:31 Send, Sawyer Welch. 0:03:08 Puff In. Mrs James Murphy 1:01:30 Silverwine, Rev Henry W Foote 4:29:33 Silverwine, Rev Henry W Foote Okay, John B Thayer 3d 1:02:35 Shad. Francis C Welch 4:31:07 Venture 11. Robert K MeTrue G:11:05 Velox. John R. Potter 4:33:35 Kitkar, Dr William Earle Clark 4:34:59 Ace. Marcia C Stebbins 4:37:57 Venture II. Robert K Malone 4:38:20 MISCELLANEOUS CLASS Nymiph. Fulton J Redman Not timed Sagamore, Miss Elizabeth Maderia Not timed Spindrift. Frederick o Spedden Not timed Malabar III. Dr E G Süllman Not timed RABBIT AND PUFF-IN 'HEAST HARBOR VICTORS (EAST HARBOR, Me. July 21 the fourth race of the July a light easterly breeze. 40 the Northeast Harbor fleet lmed off Seal Harbor and the a hot crossed the finish line with- ne limit. ates Bulls Eye Class, Mrs James the the B Puff-In took first place in ng match, beating Clement over Bicker by nearly two min- . [ternenmary: . 00 fo MDI CLASS the 3 of it. Owner Dr E G Stillman Time 1:24:00 Lee, stia G. Brooks 1:25:07 BULLS EYE CLASS 10 Pts James Murphy 1:40:00 ément C Kite 1:41:43 in r Hopkins. 11:44:11 St Mrs Henry Parkman 11:44:38 ohn Corbin Eddison 12:00:25 n B Thayer 3d 2:07:47 1932. Communications to the Boston Globe. . AQUILA BEATS BACARDI AQUILA SCORES AGAIN IN HARBOR BOATS TO NASKEAG AT NORTHEAST HARBOR NORTHEAST HARBOR RACES NASKEAG HARBOR, Me, July 20- NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me, July NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me, July 15 With a three-knot north. northwest -In an 11-knot north-northwest breeze, breeze 20 boats of the Northeast Har- 12-In an eight knot northwest breeze 33 boats of the Northeast Harbor fleet bor fleet left Northeast Harbor today 32 boats representing five classes of took part today in the second race of at 9:40 a m for the first annual July the Northeast Harbor fleet of North- the regular July series. Commodore cruise to Naskeag Harbor. Eddison's Aquila for the second time The boats racing represented four east Harbor, Me took part today in this week won the 30 square meter classes. the 30-square meter, Class A, the first of the regular races in the class on the long outside course. Class B, and Miscellaneous. By the July series. In Class A. first division, Samuel S. time the fleet reached the finish line, Commodore Eddison, sailing the Drury Jr's Flirt stepped away from the breeze sprang up to 15 knots. Com- Aquila. nosed out Ernest B. Dane Jr's his class to win by nine minutes. In modore Eddison's Aquila flashed in a Bacardi by eight seconds in the 30- the second division of the same class, winner over John Tyssowski's Valee square meter class. In class A. first Nicholas C. Jenks in the Whistler won, by almost two minutes. division. first place went to R. Gwynne closely pursued by L. F. Crofoot sail- Class A was run off in one division. Stout's Atlanta. The summary: ing the Hoydon. with Nicholas C. Jenks' Whistler mak- 80 SQUARE METER CLASS. NINE MILES In Class B, W. Rodman Fay's Skip ing a runaway of it, thereby winning Name and Owner FI Time Jack again took first place in the M. his fourth successive race. Francis Aquila W Barton Eddison D. O. class, Miss Lydia Lyman's Sea Bacardi, Ernest B Dane Jr 1:30:44 Welch's Shad broke into the first hon- Valee, John Tyssowaki Urchin took first honors. Lucretia C. 1:54:35 ors column in Class B, for the first Brooks' No. 6 which won Tuesday's CLASS A. FIRST DIVISION, NINE MILES time this year. race in this class lost her main sail in Atlanta, R Gwynce Stout 2:04:39 In the Miscellaneous class, Bowen Polly, Louise Corning 2:07:53 the stiff breeze just before the start Blair's Three Brothers. an S boat, Flirt. Samuel S Drury Jr :07:57 and was unable to compete. The sum- Jno, Elizabeth Madeira came in first, leading the list of en- 2:08:06 No 43. Gurdon Maynard mary: 2:10:20 tries by a large margin. Kipper. Richard Hatch 2:30:00 30 SQUARE METER CLASS, 14 MILES Tomorrow morning the fleet will CLASS A. SECOND DIVISION. NINE MILES Boat, Owner El Time weigh anchor and race to Northeast Whistler Nicholas C Jenks Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 2:19:50 2:02:36 Hoyden. L Crofoot Bacardi. Ernest B Dane Jr 2:21:11 Harbor. Trophies will be awarded to :10:10 Constance. Crawford C Madeira Valee, John Tyssowski 2:26:24 the winners based on the total num- 2:11:25 Don C. Percy H Clark Jr 2:13:21 CLASS A, 1ST DIVISION ber of points made for the two days' Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 2:16:03 Flirt. Samuel S. Drury Jr 2:42:09 racing. Salcee, Dr Edward L Keyes 2:20:07 No. 43, Gurdon Maynard 2:50:49 CLASS B. 9 MILES Kipper, Gerrish H Milliken 2:54:19 Polly, Louise Corning 2:55:14 Sentin Wed. duly 20,193R. Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay 2:02:08 Daffydill. Rev Malcolm Peabody 2:57:35 Venture I. Robert K. Meinnes 2:07:32 Ino, Miss Elizabeth Madeira 2:57:49 Ghad. Francis Welch Published Thurs. duly 21, 1932 2:08:28 Silver Wing Henry W. Foote Jr 2:08:49 CLASS A. 2D DIVISION Kitkat. Dr William Earle Clark 12:08:52 Whistler. Nicholas Jenks 2:49:12 Velox. John R. Potter 2:09:13 Hoyden. L F Crotoot 2:50:52 Vega. Thomas Reath Jr 2:13:07 Constance, Crawford C Madeira Jr.2:57:12 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 2:57:55 M. D. I. CLASS. 2% MILES Don Q. George R Clark 2:59:12 No. R. Luteretia C. Brooks 0:52:10 Salceew, Dr Edward L Keyes 2:50:30 Sea Urchin. Lydia Lyman 0:53:50 White Rabbit. Mrs E. G. Stillman CLASS B 0:51:13 YACHTS SAIL RACE BACK Skip Jack. W Rodman Fay 2:55:45 BULL'S EYE CLASS 2% MILES Shad. Francis Welch 2:56:33 TO NORTHEAST HARBOR Fidget. Louise and Allen Mellhenny 0:58:17 Velox. John R. Potter 2:57:07 Woozle John Corbin Eddison Silverwine Henry W Foote Jr 2:57:50 0:50:07 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me. July 21 Okay Bowen Flair Kit Kat. Dr William Earl Clark 2:00:41 1:01:55 Sincle Clement C. Kite Venture 11. Robert K McInnes 3:02:14 -Starting in R two-knot north north- 1:02:32 Puff In. Mrs James Murphy Veza. Thomas Reath Jr 3:02:40 1:03:03 No 10. Mary Hodgdon Navajo, Norton Downs III 3:05:10 west breeze from Naskeag Harbor this 1:03:04 M D CLASS. 2% MILES morning, 19 boats of the Northeast Sea Urchin. Lydia Lyman 0:44:27 Harbor fleet started their homeward Sentin Tues. July 12,1932. White Rabbit. Mrs E Stillman 0:45:06 bound leg of the first annual July BULLS EYE CLASS. 2% MILES cruise. After two hours of flat calm Published Wed. July 13,1932. Puff-In. Mrs James Murphy 0:48:41 Okay. Bowe Blair 0:50:42 off Great Gotts Island, the fleet came Binz. Clement C Kite 0:51:38 straggling in in an eight-knot breeze. Fidget. Louise and Allen McIlhenney 10:52:16 Winners of the cruise are based on Gollwork, Donnell Iselin 0:53:54 Woozle, John Corbin Eddison 0:54:49 the total number of points made in No. 10. Miss Hopkins 0:55:09 the two days' racing. Ernest B. Dane Jr. sailing the - Sent in riduly 1932. cardi, picked up a wind off Placentia Island and finished an hour ahead of Published Sat July16,1932. John Tyssowski's Vallee, The tal points showed a tie among the three competing boats. Robert Thayer's Steps beat Nicholas Jenks' Whistler. On total points, how- ever, Jenks beat the next boat by 38 points. In class B Robert K. McInnes' Ven- ture III took first place after having been last yesterday. Henry W. Foote Jr. sailing the Silverwing, however, had the greatest point total. By win- ning first place for the second time, the Three Brothers, an S boat sailed by Bowen Blair, chptured first honors in the miscellaneous class. The sum- mary: 30 SQUARE METER CLASS Name and Owner Total Poisis Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 133. Bacardi. Ernest B. Dane Jr 1331 Vallee, John Tyssowski 133 CLASS A Whistler. Nicholas c. Jenks 188 Constance. Crawford c. Madeira Jr 150 Steps. Robert Thayer 138 Flirt. Samuel S. Drary Jr 130 Kinder. Gerrish H. Milliken 88 Bab White, Clement Kite SR Pin. Priscilla Merrill T6 Don Q. George R. Clark 38 CLASS R Silverwinz Henry W Foote Jr 150 Venture III. Robert K. MeInnes 117 Shad. Francis Welch 117 Kit Kat. Dr William Earl Clark 114 Vrlox John R. Potter. 100 Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay 84 sent in Thurs. duly 21,1932 MISCELLANEOUS CLASS Three Brothers, Bowen Blair 300 Published Fri. duly 22,1932. Nitiraga. Gano Durn 43 Sagamore, Edward W. Madeira 67 NORTHEAST HARBOR BACARDI, HALO, ALLANTA EDDISON'S AQUILA WINS WIN AT NORTHEAST HARBOR SOUTHWEST HARBOR RACE BOATS SET RECORD NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me. July 26 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me. July -Starting in R stiff 14-knot southwest 28-Commodore W. Barton Eddison breeze, 44 boats of the Northeast Har. Aquila won the Southwest Harbor Vil- ber fleet crossed the starting line to- lage Improvement Association race to- Total of 39 Enter Races; day to sall, for the first time, the new day in the 30-square meter class in a course out around the bell buoy off four-to-six knot southwest breeze. The Long Ledge. leeward of Greening's Island proved Many Surprise Wins The wind dropped to four knots be- the downfall of many boats when fore the finish. they were becalmed. The summary: Ernest B. Dane Jr's Bacardi came in 30-SQUARE METER CLASS first by more than two minutes over Name and Owner time Special Dispatch to the Globe Commodore Eddison's Aquila in the 30. Aquila. W Barton Eddison 5:05:48 Bacardi. Ernest R Dane Jr 3:07:57 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me, July 22 square meter class. Harry G. Haskell's Valee, John Tyssowski 5:47:14 -In a two to four-knot Southwest Halo won in Class A, first division, CLASSES A AND B breeze, 39 boats, the largest yet to haul while R. Gwynne Stout's Atlanta again Constance Crawford C Madeira Jr 349.36 won in the second division of this Whistler. Nicholas C Jenks 3:54:17 up sail for the regular July races, Steps, Robert Thaver 8:54:46 class. Class B was won by John R. Shad. Francis Welch 3:53:06 crossed the starting line for an after- Potter's Velox, a new winner for this Acc. Dr Henry D Stebbins 3:36:24 class. Hustla Charles D Dickey noon of surprises. Vora. Thomas Reath J. As there is only one more race in Skin Jack W Rodman Fay William F. Cochran's Winsome, sail- the regular July series, keen racing is Atlanta. R Gwynne Stout ing for the first time this season. upset Silver Wine, Henry W Foote Jr expected Friday. The summary: Mary. Ruth R Lyman the 30-square-meter class standing. by Kit Kat. D. William Earl Clark 1:17:40 coming in a winner over John Tys- 30-SQUARE METER CLASS Venture TI. Robert K McInnes 4:15:03 sowski's Valee by 27 seconds. Boat and Owner Time Fliet. Samuel S Drury Jr 4:18:09 Bacardi, Ernest B Dane Jr 2:10:14 No 13. Gurdon Maynard 4:18:11 In Class A. first division. Rev Mal- Aquila, W. Barton Eddieon Velox. John R Potter DNF colm E. Peabody's Daffodill advanced Valee, John Tyssowsko 2:13:20 BULLS EYE CLASS Winsome. W F Cochran 2:13:29 to first place by winning over Louise Woozle, John Corbin Eddison 2:36:29 CLASS A Corning's Polly, by a little more than Fidget. Louise and Alan Mellhenny 36:03 First Division Bingle. Clement Kite 30204 a minute. Halo, Harry G Haskell Okay. Bowen Blair :39:37 In the second division of this class. 2:14:59 Pin Priscilla Merrill Dart. Anne Hopkins :40:31 1:19:09 R. Gwynne Stout's Atlanta returned Daffydill Rev Malcolm E Peabody Golliwors, D'nonnell Selin 2:44:06 2:20:17 to the winning form he showed in the Flrrt. Samuel S Drury Jr 2:20:33 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 2:21:17 Sent in Thurs. 28,1932 first race. An interesting and com- Sinhad, Charles Pratt 2:33:06 plicated situation arose in this class, Kipper. Gerrish H Milliken 3:07:19 Published when positions three, four and five Polly, Louise Corning 3:13:14 Second Division came in bunched together. with only Atlanta. R Gwynne Stout AQUILA WINS JULY SERIES seconds separating their places. 2:33:54 Whistler Nicholas C Jenks 2:36:14 Dr William Earl Clark's Kit Kat No. 43. Gordon Maynard THOUGH LOSING LAST RACE 2:57:08 came in first in Class B, beating many Hoyden. L F Crofoot 3:01:39 Meenh 11. Vance C McCormick NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me, July of the first division A boats, which 3:03:15 Eaglet, Lydia Lyman 3:04:23 29-In a two to three knot southwest started earlier, thereby making the Hustla. Charles D Dickey 3:04:24 breeze 40 boats of the Northeast finish more interesting and difficult. Don Q. George R Clark 3:04:23 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler Harbor fleet crossed the starting line 3:04:26 Mrs E. G. Stillman's White Rabbit Steps, Robert Thayer 3:05:50 in the sixth and last regular race of sailed in a winner in a small list of Constance, Crofrd C Madeira Jr 3:06:40 Saleee, Dr Edward L Keyes Jr the July series today. entries in the M. D. I. class. Clement 3:07:56 CLASS B Hope for an interesting race, which C. Kite's Bingle won the Bullseye Velox. John R Potter would have settled some close stand- Class, over Mrs James Murphy's Puff- 2:12:27 Vega. Thomas Reath Jr 2:47:11 ings in the various classes, was lost in, an ex-winner in this group. The Kit Knt. Dr Wiliam Earl Clark when the W nd died down and a heavy summary: Ace. Dr Henry D Stebbins Venture IL Robert K MeInnes 3:07:50 fog set in the Western way, where the 30-SQUARE METER CLASS Skip Jack W Rodman Fay 3:08:35 fleet was racing on the new course out Boat and Owner Navajo, Norion Downs 3d 3:09:20 El Time Shad, Francis Welch around the bell buoy off Long ledge. Winsome William F Cochran 2:00:21 Valee. John Tyssowski 1:49:87 Both divisions of Class A and the Bacardi, Ernest R. Dane Jr 1:50:37 M D I CLASS 1:30:58 White Rabbit. Mrs E G Stillman :30:09 Class B group either became becalmed Aquila, W. Barton Eddison 1:33:36 No 6. Lucretta C Brooks :51:09 or lost their bearings in the fog so that CLASS A Sea Urchin. Kate Young :51:38 they ran over the time limit of three First Division BULLSEYE CLASS hours. thereby eliminating their classes Daffydill. Rev Malcolm E. Peabody 1:51:42 Goliworr. O'Dnnell Iselin :59:23 Polly. Louise Corning from this race. 1:52:54 Bingle. Clement C Kite 1:00:01 Whistler. Nicholas Jenks 1:34:34 Puff-In, Mrs James Murphy 1:01:33 Ernest B. Dane Jr's Bacardi won the (no. Elizabeth Madeira Woozle. John Corbin Eddison 1:58:10 1:02:53 30 square meter class over Commodore Halo, Harry G. Haekell Kipper. Gerrish H. Milliken 1:58:10 Fidzet. Allen and Louise Mellhenny 1:06:09 Pin. Priscilla Merrill 1:59:30 Okay. Bowen Blair 1.06:10 Eddison's Aquila. The Commodore, 2:02:11 Dart. Anne Hopkins 1:06:11 nevertheless, wins the July series of Last Chance, Wharton Sinkler 2:03:12 his class. Second Division Sent in Tues. July 26,1932 Nicholas C. Jenks' Whistler, al- Atlanta. R. Gwynne Stout Eazlet, Iydia Lyman 1:42:27 though he did not gain any points to- Hoyden. L. F. Croteot 1:45:31 Published Wed. 27,1932. day, wins first honors in Class A with Don Q. George R. Clark. 1:47:39 Flirt. Samuel S. Drury Jr 1:47:42 Dr William Earl Clark's Kit Kat win- No 42. Gurdon Maynard 1:47:56 Constance. Crawford C. Madeira Jr 1:30:35 lung the Class B July series by just six Steps. Robert Thayer 1:30:56 points over W. Rodman Fay's Skip 1:51:45 Jack. CLASS B In the M. D. I. Class Mrs E. G. Still- Kit Kat. Dr William Earl Clark Ace. Henry D Stebbins 1:52:00 man's White Rabbit won today's race Vera. Thomas Reath Jr 1:53:00 Silverwine, Henry W Foote Jr 1:54:32 but Lucretia C. Brooks number 6 be- Velox. John R Potter 1:56:20 cause of two firsts and four seconds is Shad. Francis Welch 1:58:08 the winner for the series. Today's Navajo. Norton Downs 3d 1:58:10 1:58:48 race in the Bulls Eye class was won by Skip Jack. w Rodman Fas Venture II. Robert K MeInnes 1:30:42 Clement C. Kite's Bingle and this boat 2:00:12 M D I CLASS is also the winner of the series. White Rabbit. Mrs E G Stillman 11:08:34 In some respects the July series is a No. 6. Lucretia C Brooks Sea Urchin, Kate Young 1:05:98 sort of warm-up for the August races 1:05:38 which are really considered the big BULLSEYE CLASS series of the season including almost Bingle Clement C Kite Puff In. Mrs James Murphy 1:08:41 twice as many races as there were Fidzet. Louise and Allen Mellhenney 1:11:06 1:10:17 during July. Already more boats are Golliwor, O'Donnell Iselin Okay. Bowen Blair 1.11:08 being lined up for this important Woozle. John Corbin Eddison 1:12:31 series. The summary: No. 10, Anne Hopkins 1:13:48 1:14:14 30-SQUARE METER CLASS Bacardi, Ernest B Dane Jr 2:52:03 Sent in Fri.duly 22,1932 Aquila. W Barton Eddison 3:20:53 Valee. John Tyssowski 3:31:11 Published Sat.duly 23,1932. M. D. I. CLASS White Rabbit, Mrs E G Stillman 1:03:11 No B. Lucretia c Brooks 1:03:39 Sea Urehin, Kate Young 1:05:10 BULLS-EYE CLASS Bingle, Clement Kite :20:38 Puff-In. Mrs James Murphy 24:39 Sentin Fre. duly29,1932. Colliwors. o Donnell Isehn 1:28:02 Fidget. Louise and Alan MeAlheney 1:34:59 Okay. Bowen Blair 1:37:35 Published Woozel John Corbin Eddison 1:37:30 Dart, Anne Hopkins AS:58 BACARDI WINS AT BACARDI WINS AGAIN AQUILLA STAGES COMEBACK AT NORTHEAST HARBOR, ME NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me, Aug 5 IN 30-SQUARE METER CLASS NORTHEAST HARBOR Surrounded by a gala group of power NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me, Aug 9 and steam yachts, 53 boats of the -In an eight knot south by west breeze Northeast Harbor fleet crossed the 48 boats of the Northeast Harbor fleet Special Dispatch to the Globe starting line in the second race of the crossed the starting line today for NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me. Aug 2 August series with only e. two-knot the third race of the August series. -The August series of the Northeast mouth breeze, which increased slightly Commodore Eddison's Aquilla pulled to about 3 1/2 knots. Noticeable among a come-back today, winning the 30- Harbor fleet opened today with an the power yachts cruising about the square meter class by 53 seconds over entry of 50 boats, this number exceed- start was the Vanda, owned by Ernest John Tyssowski's Valee. Class A, ing by eight the previous record list of , Dane of Boston. first division, brought another new the year and comparing favorably with The 30-square meter class was again first time winner when Wharton Sink- last year's group at this time. won by Ernest B. Dane Jr's Bacardi, ler's Last Chance beat out Samuel S. beating William J. Strawbridge's Drury Jr's Flirt by 52 seconds. With a seven-knot southwest breeze, Tsano by a minute and a half. Class In the second division of the same six 30 Square Meters crossed the start- A, first division, brought out a new class Eliot Wadsworth's Haleyon con- ing line, this class being increased by winner today when Miss Elizabeth tinued its success of this series by two new boats, the Tsana, owned by Madeira's Ino took first honors. Ellot beating Gerrish H. Williken's Kipper William J. Strawbridge, and the Jo- Wadsworth's Halcyon, for the second to the finish line by 31 seconds. sephine, owned by Edsel B. Ford. time in the August series, won first Class B was won by Henry W. Foote Ernest B. Dane Jr's Bacardi again place in the second division, beating Jr's Silver Wing, which crossed the took first place in this class, beating the Tsana by about three minutes. The many former winners of Class A. finish 56 seconds ahead of Francis Class B presented a new winner to- Welch's Shad, this latter boat, how- Tsana. captained by Malcolm N. Stan- day when Thomas Reath Jr's Vega, ever, still leading the class in total ley today. with a crew of three young which had a number of thirds and one points. The MDI class was won by women. aid exceptionally well to place second in the July series, won its first Henry Lyman Jr's No. 2, winning its as it did because of the fact that the race of the season. This boat, starting first race of the season. boat was only launched today and had the July series with a last place, has In the Bull's Eye class, Louise and to be bailed continuously during the been showing continual improvement, Alan McIlhanny's Fidget sailed in a race. Class A, first division, was again today finally obtaining a clear-cut vic- winner for the first time since the first tory. race of the July series. The sum- won by Nicholas C. Jenks' Whistler. In the MDI class, Mrs E. G. Still- mary: The second division of this class was man's White Rabbit sailed in a win- 30-SQUARE METER CLASS won by Eliot Wadsworth's Haleyon, ner in a group of five boats. Bowen Aquilla. W Barton Eddison 0:36:30 which was racing for the first time Blair's Okay took first place in the Valee, John Tyssowski 0:37:32 this year, thereby beating two of the Teana. William J Strawbridge 0:37:50 Bull's Eye class. The summary: Bacardi, Ernest B Dane Jr 0:38:27 previous winners who were sailing in 30-SQUARE METER CLASS CLASS A FIRST DIVISION this division. Francis Welch's Shad Boat and Owner El Time Last Chance Wharton Sinkler 0:40:02 sailed in a winner in Class B by a half Bacardi. Ernest B Dane Jr 1:16:22 Flrt. Samuel S Drury Jr 0:40:54 minute over Henry W. Foote Jr's Sil- I'sana. William J Strawbridge 1:17:55 Polly. Louis Corning 0:41:16 Aquila. W Barton Eddison 1:18:10 verwing. In the M. D. I. Class there Mecoh IT. Vance C McCormick 0:41:41 Valee. John Tyssowaki 1:19:13 Sinbad. Charles Pratt 0:42:12 was a new winner when Kate Young's Winsome. William F. Cochran 1:22:32 Mary, Betty Wickes 0:42:33 Sea Urchin took first honors. Clement Josephine, Edsel B Ford 1:24:20 Englet. Lydie Lyman 0:42:43 CLASS A Atlanta, R Gwynne Stout C. Kite's Bingle continued its good 0:43:16 First Division Reef Point, Robert W Tilney Ino. Elizabeth Maderira 0:43:11 sailing by taking first place in the 0:43:27 Bull's Eye Class. The summary: Inc. Elizabeth Madeira 1:30:01 No 43. Gudron Maynard 0:43:29 Hustla, Charles D Dickey 1:30:53 Steps. Robert Thayer 0:43:43 30-SQUARE-METER CLASS Flirt, Samuel S Drury 1:31:01 CLASS A SECOND DIVISION Boat and Owner: Time Kipper, Gerrieh H Milliken 1:31:17 Bacardi, Ernest B Dane Jr 1:05:47 Whistler Nicholae C Jenks 1:31:33 Haleyon. Eliot Wadeworth Teana. Williant J Strawbridge 1:08:33 Mecoh 11. Vance C McCormick 1:33:22 Kit-per. Gerrish H Milliken 0:40:47 0:41:15 Josephine Edsel B Forg 1:10:08 Halo. Harry G Haskell 1:33:50 Daffydill, Rev Malcom E Peabody Valee. John Tyssowski 1:10:34 1:39:03 Haydon, Michael Crofoot 0:42:41 Dot: Q. George R Clark 0:42:51 Winsome. William F Cochran 1:11:55 Alanda, Eugene Dupont 1:40:46 Alanda, Eugene Dunont 0:42:35 Aquila. W Barton Eddison Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 1:41:09 Hustla. Charles D Dickey Reef Point, Robert W Tilney 1:43:21 Whistler. Nichols C Jenks 0:13:19 CLASS A. FIRST DIVISION Don Q. George R Clark 0:41:05 CLASS A 0:44:06 Whistler Nichelas C Jenks 1:13:09 CoLetance. Crawford Madeira Mecoh IT Vance C McCormick 1:14:21 Second Division Selece. Dr Edward L Keyes 0:44:10 1:14:58 Haleyon. Elict Wadeworth 1:38:02 Priscilla Merrill 0:44:12 Last Chance, Wharton Sinkler 0:49:08 Daffydill, Rev Malcolm E Peabody 1:15:32 Atlanta, R Gwynne Stout 1:50:20 CLASS B Hustla, Charles D Dickey 1:16:44 Smbad. Charles Pratt 1:52:44 Kipper, Gerrish H Mfiliken Steps. Robert Thayer Silver Winr. Dr Henry W Foote Jr 0:41:33 1:56:33 Don Q. George R Clark Shad, Francis Welch Eaglet, Lydia Lyman 0:42:29 Flirt, Samuel S Drurv Jr 1:18:27 1:57:58 Vega, Thomas Reath Jr Halo. Harry G Haskell 1:19:08 Aleda. William D Lippincott 1:58:04 Skin Jack. W Rodman Fay 0:42:52 1:19:50 Mary, Betty Wickes 1:59:04 0:43:17 100. Elizabeth Madeira Venture IT. Robert K Melnnes Pin. Priscilla Merrill 0:43:27 Alanda, Eugone Dupont 1:19:57 2:00:28 Kit Kat. Dr William Earl Clark Reef Point. Robert W Tilney 1:21:02 Hoydon, Michael Crofoot 2:00:32 0:43:53 Velox. John R Potter Constance. Crawford C Madeira Jr 2:03:31 0:45:03 CLASS A. SECOND DIVISION Navajo, Norton Downs 3d Polly, Louise Corning 2:03:48 0:45:50 Haleyon, Eliot Wadeworth 1:14:35 No. 43. Gurdon Maynard 2:03:57 MDI CLASS Hoydon, L F Crofeot 1:15:50 Jack Tar III. John D Rockefeller 3d 2:05:17 No. 2. Henry Lyman Jr 0:49:32 Atlanta, R G Wynne Stout 1:16:10 Saleec. Dr Edward L Keyes Jr 2:06:28 Lark John S Amex 0:51:00 Pin. Prisedia Merrill CLASS B Sea Urchin. Kate Young 0:54:03 Steps. Robert Thayer 1:16:32 Mary Betty Wickes 1:16:58 Vega, Henry Reath 1:34:21 No. 6. Lucretia C Brooks 0:35:06 Jack Tarr III. John D Rockefeller 1.16:59 Shad. Francis Welch 1:35:30 White Rabbit, Mrs E Stillman 0:59:48 Eaglet, Lydia Lyman Velox. John R Potter 1:38:02 BULL'S-EYE CLASS Salcee, Dr Edway L Keyes Jr Kit Kat. Dr William Earl Clark 1:41:14 No 43. Gurdon Maynard Skip Jack. W Rodman Fay 1:44:10 Fidzel. Louise and Allen Mellheuny 1:00:47 Venture JI, Robert K Melnnea 1:48:32 Okay Bowen Blair 1:02:41 Constance. Crawford C. Madeiras Navaja. Norton Downs 3d 1:51:15 Puff-In. Mrs James Murphy 1:04:53 Aleda, William H Lippincott Jr Polly, Louise Corning 1:19:14 Silverwing, Henry W Foot Jr 2:00:27 Dart. Anne Hopkins 1:04:57 Bingle. Clement Kite 1:04:37 CLASS B MDI CLASS Woozle. John Corbin Eddison 1:07:59 Shad. Francis Welch 1:16:27 White Rabbit. Mrs E G Stillman 0:35:35 Sizzle, Mrs o H P Pepper 1:08:18 Silverwing. Henry W Foote Jr 1:17:07 Number 2. Henry Lyman Jr 0:58:03 Golliwogy. O'Donnell Iselin, 1:11:11 Vega, Thomas Reath Jr 1.17:17 Number 6. Lucretia C Brooks 0:58:57 Velox. John R. Potter Sea Urchin, Kate Young 1:01:48 Navajo, Norton Downer III Lark, John S Ames 1:01:46 Sent in Tues. 9,1932 Venture 11. Robert K MoInnes 1:19:34 Kitkat. Dr William Earl Clark BULL'S EYE CLASS :20:15 Published Wed. 1932. Skip Jack, W Rodman Fay Okay, Bowen Blair 1:00:52 M D CLASS Bingle, Clement C Kite 1:02:13 Fidget. Louise and Alan McIlhenny 1:04.24 Sea Urchin, Kate Young 0.49:56 Woozle John Corbin Eddison 1:04:27 White Rabbit. Mrs E G Stillman 0:50:03 No. 6. Mrs o H P Pepper 1:07:44 No 13, John S Ames 0:52:85 Dart. Anne Hopkins 1:08:23 No 6. Lucretia C Brooks 0:52:42 Puff-In. Mrs James Murphy 1:10:30 BULLS EYE CLASS Golliwors, O'Donnell Iselin 1:10:31 Bingle, Clement C Kite 0:57:45 Golligogg. O'Donnell Iselin 0:50:40 Fidget, Louise and Alan Mellhenny 0:59:41 Sent in Fri. Aug. 1932. Puff-In. Mrs James Murphy 1:02:10 Woozle, John Corbin Eddison 1:03:40 Dart. Anne Hopkins 1:03:46 Published sat.Aug. 6, 1932. Okay, Bowen Blair 1:04:00 sent in Tues. Aug. 2,1932. Published Wed. TSANA WINS OVER POTTER WINS CUP TEST NORTHEAST HARBOR WINSOME IN 30 SQUARE AT NORTHEAST HARBOR NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me, Aug 12 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me. Aug -In a 13 to 14-knot westerly breeze 15-In an eight-knot southwest breeze RACING ATTRACTS 53 50 boats of the Northeast Harbor fleet eight boats started the resail of the crossed the starting line in the fourth seamanship race today. The Seaman- ship Cup was presented in 1926 by Miss regular race of the August series. In Mary C. Wheelwright and is awarded Valee Winner in Class A, the 30-square meter class, William J. each year to the winner of this race, Strawbridge's Tsana won first place which starts with all yachts anchored First Division over William F. Cochran's Winsome back of the starting line. At the pre- paratory signal sealed instructions are by 55 seconds. opened. Class A. first division, was for the Special Dispatch to the Globe The winner was John R. Potter, sail- second time this week won by Whar- ing the Steps, who beat Nicholas C. NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me, Aug 16 ton Sinkler's Last Chance, which Jenks' Whistler by 27 seconds and -In a 10 to 12 knot southwest breeze, crossed the finish line 30 seconds Charles D. Dickey's Hustla by 28 sec- ahead of Vance C. McCormick's Mecon 53 boats of the Northeast Harbor Fleet onds. II. In the second division of the Michael Crofoot's Hoydon ran crossed the starting line in the fifth same class. Gerrish H. Milliken's Kip- aground off Greening Island and was race of the August series. Class A per beat Rev Malcolm E. Peabody's unable to finish. The summary: and B took the new course just laid Daffydill by 14 seconds, thereby break- Steps. John R Potter ing the streak of Eliot Wadsworth's 1:18:42 Whistler. Nicholas C Jenks out, round a skiff, placed 400 yards 1:19:10 Haleyon. Ino. Oliver Post 1:20:10 north of the Black Spar Buoy in the W. Rodman Fay's Skip Jack staged Constance, Crawford C Madeira 1:21:33 Flirt Samuel S Drury Jr western way. The 30-square meter 1:22:54 a comeback today, once again winning Pin. Priscilla Merrill 1:31:59 class, for the second time, took an- the Class B race after two weeks of Hoydon. Michael Crofoot DNF other of the new courses instituted at rather low positions in the standings. Sent in MorAug. 15, 1932 the beginning of the season. In the MDI class, John S. Ames' In the 30-square meter class, John Lark came in a winner for the first Published TuesAug. 16, 1932. Tyssowski's Valee won for the first time this year. beating Timothy time this year by 11/2 minutes over Rhodes' Vixen, whose boat was salling William F. Cochrane's Winsome. In its first race of the season. O'Donnell class A, first division. Vance C. Mc- Iselin's Golliwogg took first place in Cormick's Mecoh II won first place by the Bull's Eye Class. The summary: 58 seconds over Michael Crofoot's Hoy- 30-SQUARE METER CLASS don, thereby leading many former win- 14 Miles ners who are sailing in this division Boat and Owner Time this week. In the second division of Tsana. William J Strawbridge 2:05:02 this class, R. Gwynne Stout's Atlanta Winsome. William F Cochran 2:05:57 Aquila. W Barton Eddison 2:06:14 returned to winning form, by beating Valee, John Tyssowski 2:06:37 William D. Lippincott's Aleda by more Bacardi. Ernest B Dane Jr DNF than two minutes. CLASS A Class B again was won by W. Rod- First Division. 9 Miles man Fay's Skip Jack, which beat Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 1:46:34 Mecoh II. Vance C McCormick 1:47:04 Francis Welch's Shad by slightly more Flirt. Samuel S Drury 1:49:02 than a minute. The standing in total Steps. Robert Thayer 1:49:20 points in this is exceedingly close now, Aleda. William D Lippincott 1:50:06 Atlanta. R Gwynne Stout 1:50:07 due to Mr Fay's two recent victories. No 43. Gurdon Maynard 1:50:54 In the M. D. I. class, Mrs E. G. Still- Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 1:51:14 man's White Rabbit won over Richard Polly. Louise Corning 1:51:54 Reef Point. Robert W Tilney 1:53:07 W. Hale Jr's Vixen by a little more Eaglet, Lydia Lyman 1:56:02 than a minute. Louise and Alan Mc- Sinbad, Charles Pratt DNF Ilhenny's Fidget beat Anne Hopkins' Second Division. 9 Miles Dart by 10 seconds in the Bulls Eye Kipper. Gerrish H Milliken 1:43:18 Daffydill, Rev Malcolm E Peabody 1:43:32 Class. The summary: Haleyon. Eliot Wadsworth 1:43:10 30 SQUARE METER CLASS, 715 MILES Hustla. Charles D Dickey 1:44:12 Name and Owner E1 time Constance. Crawford C Madeira Jr 1:44:18 Valee. John Tyssowski 1:29:29 Whistler, Nicholas C Jenks 1:44:40 Mary, Betty Wickes 1:41:19 Winsome. William F. Cochrane 1:31:00 Bacardi, Ernest B. Daen Jr 1:82:09 Alanda, Eugene Dupont 1:44:50 Aquila. W Barton Eddison 1:32:10 Hoydon, Michael Crofoot 1:45:18 Tsana, William J Strawbridge 1:34:27 Don Q. George R Clark 1:46:37 Salece, Dr Edward L Keyes Jr DNF CLASS A CLASS B First Division 9 Miles Mecoh II. Vance C McCormick 1:41:48 Hoydon. Michael Crofoot 1:42:45 Skip Jack. W Rodman Fay 1:46:40 Hustle. Charles D Dickey 1:43:11 Silverwing. Rev Henry W Foote Jr 1:48:02 Mary. Betty Wickes 1:43:49 Venture 11. Robert K McInnes 1:48:02 Daftydill, Rev Malcolm E Peabody 1:43:52 Vega. Henry Reath 1:49:40 Whistler. Nicholas C Jenks 1:44:07 Velox. John R Potter 1:50:18 Ino. Elizabeth Maderia 1:41:23 Shad. Francis Welch 1:50:10 Flirt. Samuel S Drury Jr 1:44:30 Kit Kat. Dr William Earl Clark 1:51:03 Haleyon. Eliot Wadsworth 1:45:36 Navajo, Norton Downs 3d 1:51:58 Sinbad Charles Pratt 1:43:38 MDI CLASS Halo, Harry G Haskell 1:47:06 Earlet. Lydia Lyman 1:47:50 31/2 Miles Pin. Priseilla Merrill 1:48:08 Lark. John S Ames 1:04:20 Seud. Alan Fox 1:18:36 Vixen, Timothy Rhodes 1:03:52 No 6. Lucretia C Brooks 1:07:02 Second Division White Rabbit. Mrs E G Stillman 1:08:07 Atlanta. R Gwynne Stout 1:39:44 No 2. Henry Lyman Jr 1:09:17 Aleda, William D Lippincott 1:42:30 Sea Urchin, Kate Young 1:18:03 Alanda. Eugene Dupont 1:42:34 Kipper. Gerrish H Milliken 1:46:29 BULL'S EYE CLASS Saleee, Dr Edward L Keyes Jr 1:46:37 3 1/2 Miles Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 1:48:14 Golliwoge, O'Donnell Iselin 1:14:54 Steps. Robert Thayer 1:49:57 Puff-In. Mrs James Murphy 1:17:19 Don Q. George R Clark 1:50:00 Bingle. Clement C Kite 1:10:21 Polly. Louise Corning 1:50:32 Fidget. Louise and Alan McIlhenny 1:20:22 No. 43. Gurdon Maynard, 1:51:13 Okay, Bowen Blair 1:20:56 Constance, Crawford C Madeira did not finish Sizzle, Mrs o H P Pepper 1:20:57 CLASS B Dart. Anne Hopkins 1:21:51 Skip Jack. W Rodman Fay 1:42:02 Woozle. John Corbin Eddison 1:24:21 Shad. Francis Welch 1:43:06 Venture II. Robert K Melnnes :44:15 sent in Fri. Aug. 12, 1932. Vera. Thomas Reath Jr :44:31 Velox. John R Potter 150:33 Published Sat Aug. is, 1932. Kit Kat. Dr William Earl Clark 151:15 Navajo. Norton Downs 3d Silverwing, Rev Henry W Foote 1:54:04 M D I CLASS White Rabbit, Mrs E G Stillman 0:46:50 Vixen, Henry W Hale Jr No. 2. Henry Lyman Jr Lark. John S Amex No. 6. Lucretia C Brooks 0:49:04 Sea Urehin. Kate Young 0:49:06 BULL'S-EYE CLASS Fidget. Louise and Alan Mellhenny 0:54:15 Sen't in Tues. Aug. 16,1932 Dart. Anne Hopkins Gollwagg, Donnell Iselin Bingle. Clement C Kite 0:56:33 Published Wed Aug.171 Okay. Bowen Blair 0:56:39 Woozle, John Corbin Eddison 0:36:58 Puff-In Mrs James Murnhy Sizzle. Mrs o HP Pepper 0:58:10 LARK WINS IN NORTHEAST NORTHEAST HARBOR RACES yachts rounded the first mark they became calmed, thereby shuffling the HARBOR CUP COMPETITION IN RAINSTORM, HEAVY SEA classes. so much so that for the first NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me, Aug NORTHEAST HARBOR. Me, Aug 19 time this season an A boat finished 18-In an 11 to 9-knot south-south- ahead of the first 30 square meter -In a 16-to-10-knot south wind, 39 west breeze, 42 yachts of the North- yacht. Thereafter during the finish yachts of the fleet started the sixth east Harbor fleet crossed the starting the yachts were very much mixed up, race of the August series in a rain- line for the fifth special race of the storm and heavy sea. The breeze, not coming in according to the groups season, the George Davenport Hay- which started. There were many close however, was splendid for racing and ward Memorial Cup race, postponed finishes but not within the separate the boats which braved the storm had from yesterday, because of the fog. classes. one of the best sails of the season. The race was sailed over one of the William F. Cochran's Winsome won Commodore Eddison's Aquila won shorter inside courses. the 30-square meter race by 24 seconds the 30-square meter class by more The Lark sailed in a winner by 35 than seven minutes over John Tys. over John Tyssowski's Valee. sowski's Vallee. In Class A. first seconds over the Fidget, thereby win- With two-thirds of the races in the ning the replica of the George Daven- division. J. A. Harris 3d's, Scud won August series already sailed, the total its first race of the season by eight port Hayward Cup. The summary points in the various classes are close- minutes over Vance C. McCormick's with name, owner and class: ly bunched. In Class A there are Mecoh II. In the second division of Lark, John S. Ames, M. D. T.: Fidget, seven or eight boats which have a Louise and Alan Mellheny Bullseye: Flirt. this class Priscilla Merril and Mary chance of winning the series in their Samuel S. Drury Jr. A: Golliwogi, Don- Scieffelin's Pin crossed the finish line nell Iselin. bullseye: Velox. John R. Potter. class. The summary: H Skip Jack, W. Rodmanfay B: Whistler, more than eight minutes ahead of Rev 30-SQUARE METER CLASS Nicholas Jenks, A: B Puff-In. Mrs James Malcolme Peabody's Daffy Dill. Murphy. bullseye: Hustla, Charles D. Dickey, Name and Owner E1 Time Aquila. W Barton Eddison John R. Potter's Velox won the class A: Constance, Crawford C. Madeira Jr. A: 0:58:81 Sizzle, Mrs O. H. P. Pepper, bullseye: Hal- Valee, John Tyssowski 0:58:54 B race over Norton Down 3d's Navajo eyon Eliot Wadsworth, A: 6. Lucretia C. Bacardi, Ernest B Dane Jr 1:00:38 by almost seven minutes. In the MDI Brooks M. D. I.: Pin. Priscilla Merrill, A: CLASS A class Richard W. Hale Jr's Vixen beat Silverwins. Rev Henry W. Foote. A.: At. lanta. R. G. Wynne Stout, A: Mecoh 11. First Division Lucretia C. Brook's No. 6 by almost Vance C. McCormick. A Send, J. A. Har- Flirt. Samuel S Drury Jr 1:06:38 two minutes. ris 3d. A: Mary Betty Wickes, A: Kipper, Whistler, Nicholas C Jencks 1:07:12 Gerrish H. Milliken. A: Woozle, John Corhin Daffydill. Rev Malcolm Peabody 1:07:30 The Bulls Eye class furnished an in- Eddison. bullseye: Navajo, Norton Downs III. Mary, Betty Wickes 1:07:31 teresting race. having six boats finish B: White Rabbit, Mrs Et G. Stillman, Mecoh II. Vance C McCormick 1:08:24 M. D. I.: Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler. A: Seud. J A Harris 3d. 1:08:55 within a period of 33 seconds. Odonnell Sea Urchin, Kate Young. M. D. I.: Vega. Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 1:09:36 Iselin's Golliwogg came in first, just Thomas Reath Jr, B: Dart, Anne Hopkins. Hoyden, L F Crofoot 1:09:43 two seconds ahead of Anne Hopkins' bulleve. Aquila. W. Barton Eddison. 30 square Eaglet. Lydia Lyman 1:11:08 meter: Ino. Elizabeth Madeira. A: Sinbad. Sinbad, Charles Pratt 1:13:25 Dart. Charles Pratt. A: Tsana. William J. Straw- Hustla. Charles D Dickey did not finish The 11th annual cruise of the North. bridge. 30 square meter: Alanda Eurene Second Division east Harbor fleet, which lasts for three Dupont. A : Reef Point. Robert W. Tilney A: Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 1:09:35 Don Q. George R. Clark. Valee. John days, will begin Thursday. The first Don Q. George R Clark 1:10:02 Tyssowski. 30 square meter: Winsome, Wil- Kipper, Gerish H Milliken 1:11:02 day of the cruise the yachts will race liam F'. Cochran 30 square meter: Venture Reef Point, Robert Tilney 1:13:08 to Allen Cove near Brooklin in Blue 11. Robert K. MeInnes, B: Steps. Robert Steps. Robert Thayer 1:13:08 Thayer, A: Bacardi, Ernest B. Dane Jr. 30 Atlanda. R Gwynne Stout 1:14:05 Hill Bay where they will spend the square meter: Okay, Bowen Blair. bullseye; Kit Kat. Dr William Earl Clark, B. CLASS B first night. Friday morning the yachts Vega, Henry Reath 1:09:33 will race up Blue Hill Bay, finishing Skip Jack. W Rodman Fay 1:09:55 about noon in front of the Kollegi- Sent in Thurs Aug. 18,1932 Ventura II. Robert K MeInnes 1:10:40 Velox. John R Potter 1:11:31 widgwok Yacht Club, where the fleet Published Fri. Aug. 19,1932. Silverwings, Rev Henry W Foote 1:12:07 will be luncheon guests of Commodore Kit Kat. Dr William Earl Clark 1:13:54 Seth M. Milliken. In the afternoon of Shad. Francis C. Welch 1:17:10 the same day the fleet will race back M. D. I. CLASS to Allen Cove, spend the second night Lark. John S. Ames 0:40:35 Vixen. Richard W. Hale Jr 0:42:29 there and race back to Northeast Har- White Rabbit. Mrs E. G. Stillman 0:40:06 bor Saturday morning. The summary: Sea Urchin, Kate Young 0:47:42 30 SQUARE METER CLASS BULLSEYE CLASS Name and Owner El Tima Golliwor. Odonnell Iselin 0:47:13 Winsome. William F Cochran 1:15:37 Bingle. Clement C. Kite 0:47:53 Valee, John Tyssowski 1:53:13 Fidget. Louise and Alan Mellhenny. 0:50:30 Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 2:07:31 Puff-In. Mrs James Murphy 0:50:50 Josephine Edsel B Ford 2:10:09 Dart. Anne Hopkins 0:51:18 Teana. William J Strawbridge 2:11:01 Sizzle, Mrs O. H. P. Pepper 0:51:24 Bacardi, Erneat B Dane Jr 2:13:35 Okay. Bowen Blair 0:51:30 Woozle, John Corbin Eddison 0:53:55 CLASS A First Division Sent in Fri. Aug. 19,1932. Seud. J A Harris in 1:38:20 Mecoh 11. Vance C McCormick 1:47:57 Published sat Aug. 20,1932. Whistler. Nicholas C Jenks 2:02:44 Flirt. Samuel S Drury Jr 2:03:42 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 2:06:07 Sinbad, Charles Pratt 2:06:23 Alanda. Eusene Dupont 07:42 Steps. Robert Thayer 07:57 Constance. Crawford C Madeira Jr 08:18 Mary, Betty Wickes 05:35 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 09:01 No. 13. Gordon Maynard 11:00 Polly. Louise Corning 20:54 Second Division Pin. Priscilla Merrill 1:45:33 Daffy Dill. Rev Malcolm Peabody Aleda, William D Lippincott. Don Q. Georze R Clark. Atlanta. R Gwynne Stout Reef Point. Robert W Tilney Hoyden. F Crofoot Kipper. Gerrish H Milliken Haleyon Eliot Wadsworth Halo. Harry G Haskell 2:00:42 Hustla, Charles D Dickey 2:01:13 Salcee. Dr Edward L Keyes Jr 2:01:31 Eaglet. Lydia Lyman 2:02:36 CLASS B Velox. John R Potter 1:40:44 Navajo, Norton Downs 3d 1:47:11 Venture II. Robert K MeInnes 1:59:10 Kit Kat. Dr William Earl Clark :00:03 Shad, Francis Welch 2:02:28 Vera. Thomas Reath Jr 2:03:45 Skip Jack. W Rodman Fay 2:04:35 Silver Wing. Rev Henry W Foote 2:05:08 NORTHEAST HARBOR RACE MDI CLASS Vixen. Richard W Hale Jr 1:58:53 No 6. Lucretix R Brooks 1:59:18 ATTRACTS 54 SKIPPERS Sex Urchin. Kate Young 2:01:12 White Rabbit. Mrs E G Stillman 13:08 NORTHEAST HARBOR. Me. Aug Lark. John S Ames. 14:37 23-In a 10 to 3 knot southerly breeze. No 2. Henry Lyman Jr 15:46 54 boats of the Northeast Harbor fleet BULLS EYE CLASS started the seventh race of the August Golhworz. Donnell laelin 0:32:25 Dart. Anne Hopkins series. the largest group of yachts to Sizzle, Mrs o R P Pepper 0:52:20 start a race here this year. After the Fidget, Louise and Alan Mellhenny 0:32:10 start the breeze fell off and as the Bingle. Clement C Kile 0:52:45 Woozle. John Corbin Eddison Puff-In. Mrs James Murphy 0:57:11 Sent in Tues. Aug. 23,1932. Okay. Bowen Blair 0:58:40 Published Wed. Aug. 24,1932. FLEET OF 57 SAILS Afternoon Race CLASS Y. MALBAR SCHOONERS Sagamore. Edward W Madeira 2:35:32 NORTHEAST HARBOR Niliraga, Gerrish H Milliken DNF TO EAST BLUE HILL CLASS Z Nymph Fulton Redman 1:56:11 Nina. Amar Archibald 2:02:30 FLEET ENDS CRUISE Gleam. Frederick Rozers 2:07:34 Vega, Lawrence Reeve 2:09:50 Poseidon. Mr Watson 2:20:50 Eddison's Aquila Is Victor Nercid. Augustus Lee 2:24:15 CLASS S Nina, Spindrift and Aquila Spendrift. F o Spedden 2:15:38 in Two Yacht Races Perrywinkle Mildred McCormick 2:17:08 Three Brothers. Edward Blair 2:17:39 Vixen II. John Archibald Win in Race Home 2:19:05 Spray, Betty Esty 2:19:35 Ariel, A Atwater Kent Jr 2:21:57 ALLEN COVE, Me, Aug 26-In a six Skiddoo II. Oliver Robins 2:31:54 to eight-knot south breeze 57 yachts 30-SQUARE METER CLASS Special Dispatch to the Globe Winsome. William F Cochran of the Kollegiwidgwok Yacht Club, the 1:53:48 NORTHEAST HARBOR. Me. Aug 27 Aquila. W Barton Eddison 1:54:13 Bar Harbor Yacht Club and the North. Tsana, William J Strawbridge 1:55:54 In a 19-kno southwest wind 34 yachts Valce. John Tyssowski 1:50:41 left Allen Cove this morning in the east Harbor fleet raced from Allen CLASS A fourth and final race to Northeast Cove to East Blue Hill today. Atlanta. R Gwynne Stout 2:25:14 Daffydill. Rev Malcolm E Peabody 2:26:41 Harbor of the 11th annual cruise of In Class z. Commodore Fulton Red- Sinbad. Charles Pratt 2:32:52 Flirt. Samuel S Drury Jr :33:16 the Northeast Harbor feet. Although man's Nymph beat Frederick Rogers' Whistler. Nicholas C Jenks :53:05 Gleam by 17 seconds; Class S was Pin. Priscilla Merrill the fleet has had excellent weather for 53:50 won by Edward Blair's Three Brothers Alanda. Eugene Dupont 34:08 sailing the wind today was by far the Haleyon Elliott Wardsworth 54:20 over John Archibald's Vixon II, by Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler strongest they enjoyed on the cruise. 154.55 nine seconds: Commodore Eddison's Don Q. George R Clark 2:56:29 In Class Z. miscellaneous, Amar Hustla. Charles D Dickey 2:56:53 Tquila won in the 30-square meter Archibald's Nina took first place by a Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 3:05:08 little over four seconds from Mr Wat- class by seven seconds over William Mary. Betty Wickes 2:08:12 J. Strawbridge's Tsana and Nicholas Reef Point. Robert W Tilney 3:09:28 son's Poseidon. In Class S Frederic O. Constance. Lewis N Madeira 3:09:30 C. Jenks' Whistler won the Class A Spedden's Spindrift beat John Archi- Hoydon. L F Crofoot 3:09:48 race from Elizabeth Madeiras' Ino by Polly. Lewis Corning 3:10:11 bald's Vixen II, by 18 seconds. Com- 27 seconds. Class A furnished a close Kipper, Gerrish H Milliken withdrew modore Eddison's Aquila again won the CLASS B 30-square meter class by one minute and interesting race all the way. Vnture IL Robert K MeInnis 3:01:49 over John Tyssowski's Valee. Afer luncheon and the presentation Velox. John R Potter 3:02:01 of trophies, 47 yachts taking part in Skip Jack. W Rodman Fay 3:02:05 In Class A, Rev Malcolm E. Pea- Shad Francis Welsh 3:04:50 body's Daffydill beat Nicholas C. the Northeast Harbor cruise raced Kit Kat. Dr William Earl Clark 3:04:53 back to Allen Cove in an eightInot Navajo. Norton Downes 3d 3:03:40 Jenks' Whistler by one second and Vega. Thomas Reath Jr 3:08:48 Gerrish H. Milliken's Kipper by two smoky southwester. Silverwing. Rev Henry W Foote 3:10:57 seconds in a close race. John R. Pot- In class Y. Malbar schooners, Ed- M. D. I. CLASS ter's Velox beat Norton Downes 3d's ward W. Made ra's Sagamore took Sea Urchin, Kate Younz 3:47:03 first honors. In class z. Comedore Skiddoo. Robert McCormick 3:47:45 Navajo by 10 seconds in Class B. The cruise series in the miscel- Redman's Nymph won again in a Sent in Fri. Aug. 6,1932 laneous class was won by Amar Archi. handicap race: in S class Frederick O. bald's Nina with 333 points while Com- Spedden's Ependrift beat Mildred Mc- modore Fulton Redman's Nymph took Cormick's Perrywinkle, and William T. Cochran's Winsome won the 30- Published Sat. Aug. 27,1932. second place. In Class S, Edward Blair's Three square meter race, beating Comodore Brothers won first place with 304 Edd son's Aquila by 40 seconds. joints, Frederic O. Spedden's Spin- Tomorrow morning the fleet will sail drift coming in second with 288 points. in the fourth and final rce of the Commodore Eddison's Aquila won the cruise. reaching Northeast Harbor in cruise series in the 30-square meter the afternoon. weather permitsing. class with 375 points with William The summary: F. Cochran's Winsome second with Morning Race 225 points. CLASS Z Class A was won by Rev Malcolm E. Boat and skipper Time Nymps. Fulton Redman Peabody's Daffydill with 332 points, 1:24:18 Gleam. Frederick Rogers 24:35 beating Nicholas C. Jenks' Whistler by Poseidon. Mr Watson 1:29:21 only two points. John R. Potter's Ninn. Amar Archibald 1:33:19 Vega, Lawrence Reeve 1:41:23 Velcox easily won the Class B. series Nereid Augustus Lee 1:48:45 with 388 points. The summary: CLASS S MISCELLANEOUS CLASS Three Brothers. Edward Blair 1:45:57 Boht and Skipper El Time Vixen 11. John Archibald 1:46:06 Nina. Aram Archibald Spendrift. Frederick O. Spedden 1:57:35 1:48:10 Poseidon. Mr Walson 2:02:14 Spray. Betty Esty 1:49:20 Vega, Lawrence Reeve Perrywinkle Mildred McCormick 2:14:07 1:52:02 Skiddoo II. Oliver Robins 1:52:23 CLASS S Ariel. A Atwater Kent Jr 1:59:29 Spindrift. Frederic o Spedden 2:21:00 30-SQUARE METER CLASS Vixen 11. John Archibald 2:21:15 Aquila. W Barton Eddison Three Brothers. Edward Blair 1:48:15 2:22:13 Tsana. William Strawbridge Spray, Betty Espy 1:48:22 2:23:04 Winsome. William F. Cochran 1:51:43 30-SQUARE METER CLASS Vallee, John Tyssowski 1:55:35 Aquila. W Barton Eddison 2:10:40 CLASS A Valee, John Tyssowski 2:11:43 Whistler. Nicholas C Jenks 1:49:03 Tsana. William J Strawbridge 2:16:27 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 1:49:32 Winsome, William F Cochran 2:18:42 Hustla. Charles D Dickey 1:49:39 CLASS A Atlanta. R Gwynne Stout 1:30:30 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 1:50:31 Daffydill, Rev Malcolm E Peabody 2:20:00 Don Q. George R. Clark 1:50:33 Chistler Nicholas C Jenks 2:20:10 Constance Lewis N Madeira 1:50:34 Kipper. Gerrish H Milliken :20:11 Haleyon. Elliott Wadsworth 1:50:35 Ino, Elizabeth Madeira Flirt. Samuel S Drury Jr. 1:50:36 Pin. Priscilla Merrill Daffydill. Rev Malcolm E Peabody 1:50:38 Flirt. Samuel S Drury Jr Sinhad. Charles Pratt 1:50:30 Don Q. George R Clark 19 Reef Point. Robert W Tilney 1:51:00 Mary. Betty Wickes 22:20 Pin. Priscilla Merrill 1:51:01 Haleyon, Ellot Wadsworth 24:43 Mary, Betty Wickes 1:01:50 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler Alada, Eugene Dupont 1:52:00 Austla, Charles D Dickey 2:24:36 Hoydon. L F Crofoot 1:53:41 Atlanta, R G Wynre Stout 2:25:01 Polly. Louise Corning 1:55:04 Constance. Lewis N Madeira 2:25:10 Kipper. Gerrish H Milliken Withdrew Reef Point, Robert Tilney 2:35:47 CLASS B CLASS B Velox, John R Potter 1:45:50 Veloux. John R Potter 2:23:34 Vega: Thomas Reath Jr :47:16 Navajo. Norton Downs 3d 223.41 Shad Francis Welsh 1:49:06 Shad, Francis Welch Venture II. Robert K MeInnis 1:49:20 Veza, Thomas Reath Jr Kit Kat. Dr William Earle Clark 1:49:35 Skip Jack W Rodman Fay Navajo, Norton Downes 3d 1:40:36 Kit Kat. Dr William Earl Clark Silverwine Rev Henry W Foote 1:52:04 Venture 11. Robert K MeInnes 2:25:31 Skipjack, W Rodman Fay 1:54:22 Silverwing Rev Henry W Foote 2:29.13 M. D. I. CLASS Skiddoo. Robert McCormick Sea Urchin. Kate Young 2:27:09 Sent in Sat.Aug. 27,1932. 2:33:51 Published Sun. Aug. 1932 VALEE VICTOR AT NORTHEAST HARBOR VALEE LEADS AQUILA IN Special Dispatch to the Globe NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me, Aug 30 NORTHEAST HARBOR SERIE -In a nine-knot flukey southwest wind 50 yachts of the fleet competed in the eighth race of the August series to- day. In the 30-square meter class John Tyssowski's Valee, which is leading this class, won its second race of the series by nearly four min- McCormick's Mecoh Il Victor in Class utes over William F. Cochran's Win- some, thereby practically clinching first honors for the series. The class A first division race was Vega on Top in B Class-Lack of won by R. G. Mynne Stout's Atlanta, which beat Samuel S. Drury Jr's Flirt by 40 seconds. In the second division William D. Lippincot's Aleda won its first race of the season when it beat Wind Spoils Week End Races in Lydia Lyman's Eaglet by over 10 minutes. In class B John R. Potter's Velox Special Dispatch to the Globe beat Robert K. McInne's Venture II Sent in Sat. Sept. by 51/2 minutes. Close finishes were NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me, Sept 3 recorded in this class and the second -Fifty-two boats of the Northeast Published Sun. Sept. division of class A when 10 yachts Harbor fleet started the final regular crossed the finish line within a few seconds. Mrs E. G. Stillman's White race of the August series today. After Rabbit easily won the M. D. I. race, two 15-minute postponements, during while Louise and Alan McIlhenny's a flat calm, the wind sprang up to 8 Fidget won in the Bulls-eye class, knots fro mthe southeast but went thereby continuing to hold a com- manding lead in this class. The last flat again for the remainder of the race of the August series will take afternoon shortly after the start. place Friday. The summary: No boat of any class finished within 30 SQUARE METER CLASS the time limit, making the leading Name and Skipper El Time boats after Tuesday's race winners of Valee, John Tyssowski 2:07:58 the series. Winsome. William F Cochran 2:11:51 John Tyssowski's Vales won over Aquila. W Barton Eddison 2:13:19 Tsana, William J Strawbridge 2:19:52 Commodore Eddison's Aquita by 64 CLASS A. FIRST DIVISION points: with William F. Cochran's Atlanta, R Gwynne Stout 2:16:50 Winesome in third place. Flirt, Samuel S Drury Jr 2:17:30 Vance C. McCormick's Mecob II, Kipper, Gerrish H Milliken :17:35 Daffydill. Rev Malcolm E Peabody 2:21:37 won the class A series with Samuel Halo, Harry G Haskell 2:24:56 S. Drury, Jr's. Flirt and Rev Malcolm Haleyon, Ellot Wadsworth :25:15 E. Peabody's Daffydill second and Seud. J A Harris 3d Sinbad. Charles Pratt 2:36:24 third respectively. Mary, Betty Wickes 2:26:29 Henry Reath sailing the Vega sprung Reef Point. Robert W Tilney 2:41:00 Whistler. Nicholas Jenks 2:43:25 a surprise by capturing first honors Ino, Elizabeth Madeira 2:45:19 in the B class. The Vega has never CLASS A. SECOND DIVISION done well in past races but Reath, a Aleda. William D Lippireott 2:10:36 junior member of the fleet. is a capa- Eaglet, Lydia Lyman 2:30:20 Hoydon. L F Crofoot ble captain. John R. Potter's Velox 2:33:30 Mecoh 11. Vance C McCormick 2:33:31 and Francis Welch's Shad captured Hustla. Charles D Dickey 2:33:32 second and third honors. Constance. Crawford C Madeira Jr 2:33:33 Alanda, Eutzene Dupont 2:38:34 Mrs E. G. Stillman's White Rabbit, Don Q. George R Clark 2:33:35 sailed by Jean Stillman won first place Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 2:35:00 No. 43. Gurdon Maynard 2:35:01 in the M. D. I., class. Pin. Prisellia Merrill 2:35:03 In the Bullseye class, Louise and Saleee, Dr Edward L Keyes 2:37:47 Alan C. McIlhenny sailing the Fidget CLASS B received the cup with Clement Kites Velox. John R Potter 2:31:01 Bingle and O'Donnell Iselin's Golli- Venture 11, Robert K Melones :35:37 Silverwine, Rev Henry w Foote 188:00 wogg taking second and third pen- Navajo. Norton Downs 3d 2:38:02 nants. Kit Kat. Dr William Earl Clark 2:38:06 Shad, Francis Welch 2:39:00 The Seaman's race on Monday will Veza. Henry Reath 2:40:01 be the last race of the season. Skip Jack, W Rodman Fay 2:40:52 M D CLASS White Rabbit. Mrs E G Stillman 2:33:54 Vixen. Richard W Hale Jr 2:41:52 No 2. Henry Lyman Jr 2:41:58 No 6. Lucretia Brooks 2:48:15 Lark. John S Ames 2:57:01 BULLS EYE CLASS STEBBINS, IN VEGA, WINS Fidect. Louise and Alan Mellhenny 1:03:01 Puff-in. Mrs James Murphy 1:04:45 NORTHEAST HARBOR RACE Woozle. John Corbin Eddison 1:07:22 Sizzle. Mrs H P Pepper 1:07:55 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me. Sept 5 Golliwors, O'Donnell Iselin 1:07:56 -The sixth and last special race of Dart. Anne Hopkins 1:09:45 Okay, Bowen Blair 1:09:58 the Northeast Harbor fleet, the Sea- man's race, was setled this morning Sent in Tues. Aug. 30, 1932. in a three-to-eight-knot East South- east wind and pea-soup fog. Dr Henry Published Wed. Aug. 31, 1932. D. Stebbins, sailing the Vega, came in first with Francis C. Welch, sailing the Silver Wing, a close second. The summary: Vega. Dr Henry D Stebbins 2:35:35 Silver Wing, Francie C Welch 2:36:42 Venture II. John R Potter 2:40:30 Ace, Robert K Mclunes 2:40:33 Navajo, Dr William Earl Clark 2:43:52 Velax. Thomas Reath 3d 2:44:09 Kit Kat. Norton Downes III 3:13:28 Shad, Arthur Foote 3:25:50 Sent in Mon. Sept. 5,1932. Published Tues. Sept. 1932. Communications to the Boston Herald. Northeast Harbor Racing Begins Fleet on Cruise for Northeast Northeast Harbor, July 20 - About forty boats crossed the starting line of the first annual July cruise of the North- Harbor Fleet east Harbor Fleet today. The fleet will race to Naskeag Harbor, spend the night there and race back to Northeast Har- bor tomorrow. The race will be in four classes, thirty-square meter. class A, B Several New Boats to Compete and miscellaneous. The last class con- sists of any boat over seventeen foot in Opening Race at Maine water line of the cabin type. Commodore Eddison's Aquila is expect- Club Today ed to take first place in the thirty-square meter class, although keen competition is expected from Ernest B. Dane's Ba- Special to the Transcript: cardi and John Tyssowski's Valee. As Northeast Harbor. Me., July 12-The class A. will race in one division instead yacht racing season opened officially of the usual two divisions, keen racing here today with the first scheduled con- is expected from the Whistler, skippered test of the Northeast Harbor fleet. About by Nicholas C. Jenks, L. C. Crofoot's forty boats were expected to assemble Hoydon, R. Gwynne Stout's Atlanta, and this afternoon at the starting line off Samuel S. Drury, Jr.'s. Flirt. W. Rod- Greening's Island, equalling the record man Fay's Skip Jack is expected to win honors in the B class. Weather condi- fleet or a year ago. One new entry in the Thirty Square Meter Class and two new tions will be the largest factor in deter- Bull's Eyes, or Herreshoff 12 1/-footers. mining the winner of the miscellaneous class. will swell the lists this year. Starting today races are to be held every Tuesday and Friday through Sept. 5. Sent in Tues. July 19,1932. The season is slightly longer this year than previously as a result of an earlier Published Wed.July20,1932. start. The season is divided into series for July and August, with trophies to be awarded at the close of each series. Pro- fessionals are allowed to sali in the July series, but with the beginning of the August races no one over fourteen years of age will be allowed professional aid. During July two special races will be sailed. The July cruise, a comparatively short one, will be held July 20 and 21, and on July 28 the fleet will race for, the Southwest Harbor Village Improvement Association Cup. August events include the Seamanship race on Aug. 4. the Seal Harbor regatta on Aug. 8. and the an- nual three-day cruise to Blue Hill on Aug. 25. 26 and 27. The Seaman's race closes the season on Labor Day, Sept. 5. Among the boats whose previous rec- ords make them favorites this season are the Valee, sailed by John Tyssowski in the Thirty Square Meter Class: the Whistler, raced by Nicholas C. Jenka in Class A: the Witnit. sailed by Lawrence J. Brengle, Jr., and the Skip Jack, sailed by W. Rodman Fay. in Class B, Sentin Sat. duly 9,1932. Published Tues. July 121932. At Northeast Harbor, Me., where the racing season opened yesterday, the closest finish of the day came in the Thirty Square Meter Class when W. Bar- ton Eddison's Aquilla defeated the Ba- cardi, owned by Ernest B. Dane, Jr., of Brookline, by just eight seconds. 63 Published Wed. July 13,1932. EDDISON'S AQUILA EDISON'S AQUILA AQUILA LEADS FLEE IN NORTHEAST CRI NORTHEAST VICTOR [Special Dispatch to The Herald NORTHEAST VICTOR WASKEAGH HARBOR. Me., J -Twenty boats representing classes of the Northeast Harbor left Northeast Harbor this morni Commodore Gains 8-Second Outsails 30 - Square Metre the first annual July cruise to harbor. By the time the fleet re Edge in Maine Opener Class Over 14 Miles the finish line the breeze had s from three to 15 knots. Commodore Eddison's Aquila NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July 15 over John Tyssowski's Vallee b [Special Dispatch to The Herald] -In an 11-knot north-northwest breeze. most two minutes. Class A was r NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July 12 33 boats of the Northeast Harbor fleet in one division only with Nicho -In an eight-knot northwest breeze, three boats representing five classes crossed the starting line in the second Jenks's Whistler making a run crossed the starting line for the first of race of the regular July series. Com- race of it. Francis Welche's Shad modore Eddison's Aquila, for the second into the first ho: rs column in C) the regular races in the July series, here time this week. won the 30 square metre for the first time this year. today. class, beating Ernest B. Dane, Jr.'s Bar- In the miscellaneous class. B Commodore Eddison, sailing the Aqui- cadi on the long outside course. Blair's Three Brothers, an S boat, la, nosed out Ernest B. Dane, Jr.'s Ba- In class A. first division. Samuel S. in first. cardi by eight seconds in the 30-square Drury, Jr.'s Flirt stepped away to win Tomorrow morning the fleet metre class. In Class A. first division, by a nine-minute margin lead over sec- weigh anchor and race to Nort first place went to R. Gwynne Stout's ond place. In the second division of Harbor. Trophies will be awarded t Atlanta. In the second division of the the same class. Nicholas C. Jenks, in winners on the total number of T same class, Nicholas C. Jenks's Whistler, the Whistler, continued his good work, made for the two days' racing. last year's winner of this class, came in shown in the first race, by leading this first. division. closely pursued, however, by In Class B. W. Rodman Fay's Skip L. F. Crofoot sailing the Hoydon. Jack took first honors with a five-min- In class B, W. Rodman Fay's Skip Sent in Wed. duly ute lead over the second finisher. In Jack again took first place, although Published Thurs. July. the M. D. I. class, Lucretia G. Brooks's having stiffer competition than was No. 6 won first place in a small group given on Tuesday. In the M. D. I. class. of entries. Lydia Lyman's Sea Urchin took first Louise and Allen McIlhenny's Fidget honors. Lucretia Brook's No. 6, which took first place over Jack Eddison's won Tuesday's race in this class, had Woozle in an exciting race in the Bull's her mainsall carried away in the stiff Eye class. breeze just before the start and was 30 Square Meter Class. 9 miles unable to compete. Aquila. W Barton Eddison 50 36 The Bulls-Eye class furnished an in- Bacardi Erneat B. Dane, Jr 3044 Vallee, John Tyssowski 1 54 35 teresting field of seven starters, which Class A. First Division, 9 Miles were led by Mrs. James Murphy's Puff- Atlanta R Gwynne Stout 04 39 In This boat rose from fifth place in Polly. Louise Corning 07 53 the previous race to be a winner today. Flirt. Samuel S. Drury. Jr. 07 57 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 2 08 06 30 Square Metro Class. 14 Miles No. 43. Gurdon Maynard 10 29 Boat and Owner El. Time ipper. Richard aHtch 30 00 Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 10 50 Bacardi. Ernest B. Dane. Jr. 21 11 Class A. Second Division. 9 Miles Whistler, Nicholas C. Jenks Valee. John Tyssowski 2 26 24 02 36 Hoyden. L. F. Crofoot 10 10 Class A. First Division Constance, Crawford C. Madeira 11 25 Flirt. Samuel S. Drury, Jr 42 09 Don Q. Percy H. Clark Jr 15 21 No 43. Gordon Maynard 50.43 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 16 03 Kipper. Gerrish H. Milliken 54 19 Saleee, Dr. Edward L. Keyes 22007 Polly, Louise Corning 55 14 Daffydill. Rev. Malcolm Peabody 37 35 Class B. 9 Mles Skin Jack W Rodman Fay Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 57 43 20208 Venture III. Robert K. Melnnes 07 32 Class A. Second Division Shad Francis Welch OS 28 Whistler Nicholas Jenks a 49 12 Silver Wing, Henry W Foote Jr 20847 Hoyden. L. F. Crofoot 50 52 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earle Clark 2.08.52 Constance. Crawford C. Madeira. Jr. 2 57 12 Velox. John R. Potter 2.09.13 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 57 35 Vega. Thomas Reath. Jr 13 07 Don Q. George R. Clark 59.12 M. D. I. Class, 2% Miles Salcee. Dr. E. L. Keyes 39 30 No. 6. Lucretia C. Brooks 52 10 Class B Sea Urchin, Lydia Lymna 53 NO Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay 2 35 43 White Rabbit. Mrs. E. G. Stillman 54 45 Shad. Francis Welch 2 56 33 Bull's Eye Class. 2% Miles Velox. John R. Potter 2 57 07 Fidzet, Louise and Allen Mellhenny 58 17 Silverwing Henry W. Foote Jr 2 37 50 . Woozie John Corbin Eddison 59 07 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 3 00 41 Okay. Bowen Blair 10135 Venture 11. Robert K. Meinnes 3.02.14 Binzle, Clement C. Kite 10232 Vega. Thomas Reath. Jr 3 02 49 Puff In. Mrs. James Murphy 1.03.03 Navajo. Norton Downs III 3 05 10 No. 10. Mary Hodedon 10301 Class M. D. 1.. 23/4 Miles Sea Urchin, Lydia Lyman o 41 27 White Rabbit Mrs. E. G. Stillman 045 06 Sentin Tues. July 12,1932 Bulls Eye Class. 2% Miles Puff In Mrs. James Murphy 0 48 41 Published Wed. duly 1932. Okay. W Bowen Blair 0 30 42 Bingle. Clement C. Kite as Fidget. Louise and Allen Mcilhenney 0.52.16 Golliwogs. Donnell Iselin 0.53.54 Woozle. John Corbin idison 0.54 49 No. 10, Miss Hopkins 0 55 09 Sent in duly 15,193% PublishedSatduly161952 NORTHEAST BOATS WINSOME WINNER BACARDI WINNER FINISH BIG CRUISE E. HARBOR SAIL IN MAINE SAILING Jenks's Whistle Class A Win- Cochrane's 30-Sq. Metre Back Dane's 30-Sq.-Metre First at ner by 38 Points In Winning Form Northeast Harbor [Special Dispatch to The Herald] [Special Dispatch to The Herald] [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July 21 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July 22 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July 26 -In a two to four-knot southwest -Starting out in a stiff 14-knot south- -Starting in a two-knot north-north- breeze, 39 boats, the largest yet to haul west breeze, 44 boats of the Northeast west breeze from Naskeag Harbor this up sail for for the regular July races. Harbor fleet crossed the starting line morning, 19 boats of the Northeast crossed the starting line for an after- to sail for the first time the new course Harbor fleet started their homeward bound leg of the first annual July noon of upsets. William F. Cochran's out around the bell buoy off Long Ledge cruise. After spending two hours in a Winsome. sailing for the first time this and straggled in spread apart when the flat calm off Great Gotts island, the season, upset the 30-square metre class breeze fell off to 4 knots. fleet came struggling in on an eight- standing by coming in a winner over Ernest B. Dane, Jr.'s Bacardi came knot breeze. John Tyssowski's Vallee by 27 seconds. in first two minutes ahead of Com- Ernest B. Dane, Jr., sailing the Ba- In class A, first division, the Rev modore Eddison's Aquila in the 30- cardi, picked up 2 wind off Placentia Malcolm E. Peabody's Daffydill rose in square metre class. Harry G. Haskell' Island after being becalmed and finished the standings of this class by advancing Halo sailed in a winner in class A, first an hour ahead of John Tyssowski's to first place, winning over Louise division, while R. Gwynne Stout's At- Vallee. The total points, 133 1-3, showed Corning's Polly by a little over a min- lanta again took a first place in the sec- 2 tie among the three competing 30- ute. ond division of this class. Class B was square-metre boats. In the second division of class A, R. won by John R. Potter's Velox, a new Robert Thayer's Steps sprung a sur- Gwynne Stout's Atlanta returned to the winner for this class. prise by beating Nicholas Jenks's winning form it showed in the first Again today with the diminishing Whistler in the home race. For total race. wind toward the end of the afternoon points, however, Whistler beat the next Dr. William Earl Clark's Kit Kat many of the boats came in bunched, boat by 38 points. In class B, Robert came in first in class B. beating many two B boats and four A boats, second K. McInnes's Venture III. rose to first of the first division A boats. which division, coming in within five seconds place as against last place in yesterday's started earlier. thereby making the of each other. race. finish more interesting and difficult In the M-D-I class. Mrs. E. G. Still- Henry W. Foote, Jr., sailing the Mrs. E. G. Stillman's White Rabbit man's White Rabbit again won, with Silverwing and finishing in second and sailed in a winner in a small list of O'Donnell Iselin's Golliwogg winning third places in two races, piled the entries in the M. D. I. class. Clement the bull's eye class. As there is only greatest total number of points. C. Kite's Bingle won the Bulls Eve class one more race in the regular July series, By winning first place for the second over Mrs. James Murphy's Puff-In, a keen racing is expected Friday since the time, the Three Brothers, an S boat former winner in this group. upsets in the last two races have sailed by Bowen Blair, captured first 30 Square Metre Class shuffled up the class standings consid- honors in the miscellaneous class. Winsome. William F. Cochran 1 49 37 erably. Vallee John Tyssowski 1.3037 30-SQUARE-METRE CLASS Bacardi, Ernest B. Dane. Jr 1.50.58 30 Square-Metre Class Total Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 1 33 36 El. time points Class A. First Division Boat and Owner h. m. 5. Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 133 1-3 Bacardi, Ernest B. Dane. Jr 10 14 Bacardi. Ernest B. Dane. Jr 133 1-3 Daffydill, Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody 1 51 42 Polly. Louise Corning Aquila, W. Barton Eddison 12 27 Valle. John Tysswwki 133 1-3 1 Valee. John Tyssowski 13 29 Whistler, Nicholas C. Jenks 1 54 35 CLASS A Winesome. W. F. Cochrane Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 1 54.54 1320 188 Constance, Crawford C. Madeira. Jr. 130 Halo, Harry G. Haskell 1 38 10 Class A First Division Kiper Gerrish H. Milliken 1.50.30 Steps. Robert Thayer 138 Halo, Harry G. Haskell Flirt. Samuel S. Drury Jr Pin. Priscilla Merrill 02 11 130 Pin. Priscilla Merrill 19 09 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 03 12 P. Kipper, Gerrish H. Milliken 88 Daffydill. Rev Malcolm E. Peabody 20 17 Bob White. Clement Kite 88 Class 1. Second Division Flirt. Samuel S. Drury. Jr 20 33 Pine. Priscilla Merrill. 76 Atlanta. R. Gwynne Stout 1 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 2 37 Don O. George R. Clark 38 Eaglet. Lydia Lyman 15 31 Sinbad, Charles Pratt 2 35 OG Hyden. L. F. Crofoot 1 17.39 Kipper. Gerrish H. Milliken 3 07 49 CLASS B Silverwing. Henry W. Foote. Jr Don Q George R. Clark 1 47.42 Polly. Louise Corning 3 13 14 130 Flirt. Samuel S. Drury Jr 47 56 Venture 11. Robert K. MeInnea 117 Alanda. Eurene Dupont d. n. f. No. 43, Gurdon Maynard 30 Shad. Francis Welch 35 117 Class A. Second Division Constance Crawford C. Madeira, Jr. I 50.36 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 116 Velox. John R. Potter 100 Steps. Robert Thayer 1 3143 Atlanta. R. Gwynne Stout 33 54 Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks 84 Class R 2 56 44 Skipjack, W. Rodman Fay Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark No. 43. Gordon Maynard 2 57 08 MISCELLANEOUS CLASS 1 52 Hoyden. L. F. Crofoot 3 01 49 Acc. Henry D. Stebbins 1 Three Brothers. Bowen Blair 200 1 5132 Mecoh II. Vance c. McCormick 3 03 15 Niliraga. Gano Dunn 83 Vega, Thomas Reath. Jr Silverwing. Henry W. Foote, Jr 1 3620 Eaglet, Lydia Lyman 3 04 23 Sagamore Edward W. Madeira 67 Velox, John R. Potter 1 58.03 Hustla. Charles D. Dickey 3.04.24 Shad. Francis Welch 1 58.10 Don Q. George R. Clark 3.04.25 Last Chance. Wharton Sinker 3.04.26 Sent in Thurs. duly 21,1932 Navaho. Norton Downs III 1 58 48 Steps. Robert Thayer 05.50 Skip Jack. W Rodman Fay 1 59 42 Venture II. Robert K. MeInnes Constance, Craford c. Madeira. Jr 3 06 40 Published Friduly 22,1932 00 12 Salcee. Dr. Edward L. Keyes 3 07 36 M. D.J. Class White Rabbit. Mrs. E. G. Stillman 1 03 MI Class B No. G. Lucretia C. Brooks 1 or 28 Velox. John R. Potter 2.42.27 Sea Urchin. Kate Young 1 07 58 Vega. Thomas Reath. Jr 2.47.11 Bulls Eye Class Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 24742 Bincle, Clement C. Kite 1 OS 41 Ace. Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 3.57.25 Puff-In. Mrs. James Murphy 1 10 17 Vecture II. Robert K. MeInnis 3.07.50 Fidsel, Louise and Allen Mellhenney 1 OF Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay 3.08.33 Golliwor. O'Donnell Iselin DS Navajo Norton Downs, 3d 3 09 20 Okay Bowen Blair Shad, Francis Welch 3 09 21 Woozle, John Corbin Eddison 1348 Silverwine. Henry W. Foote. Jr d. n. f. No. 10, Anne Hopkins 1 14 14 White Rabbit. Mrs. E G. Stillman o 30 09 No. 6. Lucretia C. Brooks o 31 09 Sent in Fri.dulyz2, 1932. Sea Urchin. Kat Young o 3138 Bull's-Eye Class Published Satiduly 23,1932 Golliwors. O'Donnell Iselin, 0 39 23 Bingle. Clement C. Kite 1 00 01 Puff-In. Mrs. James Murphy 1 UI 33 Woozle. John Corbin Eddison 02 33 Fidret. Allen and Louise Mellbenny 1 06 on Okay, Bowen Blair 1 on 10 Dart. Anne Hopkins 1 06 11 sent in Tuesduly 26,1932. Published Wed. 27,1937. AQUILA OUTFOOTS AQUILA CAPTURES BACARDI WINNER SAIL AREA BOATS NORTHEAST TITLE IN NORTHEAST SAIL Com. Eddison Leads Fleet Wins on Points in Final Race Dane, Jr.'s, Yacht Captures At Northeast Harbor Of July Series 30-Metre Event (Special Dispatch to The Herald) (Special Dispatch to The Herald) [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July 28 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., July 29 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 5 -Com. W. Barton Eddison's Aquila won -Ernest B. Dane, Jr.'s Bacardi found Surrounded by a gala grounp of power the Southwest Harbor Village Improve- the shortest way home among the 30- and steam yachts, 53 boats of the North- ment Association race today in the 30- east Harbor fleet crossed the starting square-metre boats in the sixth and last square metre class in a 4 to 6-knot line in the second race of the August regular race of the July series in a mill- series with only a two-knot south breeze southwest breeze. The Constance, sailed by Crawford pond southwest breeze here today, but which increased slightly to about 3 1/2 Com. Eddison's Aquila, which sailed knots. C. Madeira, Jr., crossed the finish line second, gained the series title on points. four minutes before the next competitor The square metre class was again led While both divisions A and B were in a fleet of 16 A and B boats sailing by Ernest B. Dane, Jr.'s Bacardi, beat- sailing around the new course, out in one class. The Woozle, skippered by ing William J. Strawbridge's Tsana by Jack Eddison, scored its first victory around the bell buoy off Long Ledge, a minute and a half. Class A, first the wind died and a heavy fog set in to and the cup in today's race by leading division. brought out a new winner to- becalm all craft or make the skippers the Bull's Eye class in a close finish. day when Elizabeth Madeira's Ino. took lose their bearings and the classes were The Bacardi, sailed by Ernest B. first honors. Ellot Wadsworth's Halcyon, eliminated. Dane. Jr., after a bad start, returned for the second time in the August series, On previously earned points, Nicholas leading the 30-square metre class, but won first place in the second division, C. Jenks's Whistler took class A honors lost its position when it became be- defeating many former winners of class and Dr. William Earl Clark's Kit Kat A. calmed a few hundred yards from the gained the class B laurels. Class B presented a new winner today finish. In the M. D. I. class, Mrs. E. G. Still- 30 Square Metre Class when Thomas Reath, Jr.'s Vega, which Boat and owner m. R man's White Rabbit won today's race, had a number of thirds and one second Aquila. W Barton Eddison on 48 but Lucretia C. Brooks's No. 6, because in the July series, won its first race of Bacardi, Ernest B. Dave, Jr 07 57 5 14 of two firsts and four seconds, is the Valee. John Tyssowski the season. This boat, starting the winner of the series. Classes A and B July series with a last place, has been Constance, Crawford C. Madeira, Jr 3 49 30 Today's race in the Bull's-Eye class showing continual improvement. today Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks was won by Clement C. Kite's Bingle, finally obtaining a clear-cut victory. Steps. Robert Thayer and this boat is also the winner for the Shad, Francis Welch 30 Square Metre Class Acc. Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 3.36.24 series. Bacardi. Ernest B. Dane. Jr 1 16 22 Hustla Charles D. Dickey 3.59.53 30-Square-Metre Class Tsana. Wm. J. Strawbridge 1 17 38 Vega. Thomas Reath. Jr 4.01.48 Boat and owner Aquila, W. Barton Eddison m. 1 18 10 Skipjack W. Rodman Fay 4.03.33 Bacardi. Ernest B. Dane. Jr 25205 Valee. John Tyssowski 1 19 18 Atlanta. R. Gwynne Stout 4.11.22 Aquila, W. Barton Eddison 3 20 53 Winsome. William F. Cochran 1 22 32 Siverwing, Henry W. Foote. Jr 4.15.29 Valee. John Tyssowaki 3 51 11 Josephine. Edsel B. Ford 1 24 20 Mary Ruth B. Lyman 4.17.33 M. D. I. Class Class A. First Division Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 1 17 40 White Rabbit, Mrs. E. G. Stillman. 1 03 11 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 13001 Venture 11. Robert K. MeInnes 4.18.05 No. 6. Lucretia C. Brooks 103.39 Hustla Charles D. Dickey Flirt. Samuel S. Drury Jr 4.18.09 Sea Urchin, Kate Young 10510 Flirt, Samuel S. Drury 1 31 01 No 43, Gurdon Maynard 4.18.11 Bull's-Eye Class Kipper. Gerrish H. Milliken 1 31 17 Velox. John R. Potter DNF Bingle, Clement Kite 1 23 59 Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks 1 31 33 Bull's Eye Class Puff In. Mrs. James Murphy 124.39 Mecoh II. Vance G. McCormick 1 33 22 Woozle. John Corbin Eddison 36 20 Golliwork. O'Donnell Isolin 1 28 02 Halo. Harry G. Haskell 1 33 so Fident. Louis and Alan Mellhenny 36.53 Fidget. Louise and Alan McIllhenney 134.39 Don Q., George R. Clark 1 39 05 39.04 Okay. Bowen Blair 1 37 36 Bingle Clement C. Kite Alanda. Eugene Dupont I 40 46 39.37 Woozel. John Crobin Eddison 1 37 36 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler Okay, Bowen Blair 1 41 09 40 31 Dart. Anne Hopkins 1 48 56 Dart. Anne Hopkins Reef Point. Robert W. Tilney 1 43 21 Golliwork, O'Donnell Selin 44.06 Class A. Second Division sent in Friddley 9,1932 Halcyon. Eliot Wadaworth 1 38 02 sent in Thurs. July 28,1938. Atlanta, R. Gwynne Stout 1 30 20 Published sat. July 30, 1932. Sinbad. Charles Pratt 1 52 44 Steps. Robert Thayer Published Friduly 29,1932. 1 56 33 Eaglet. Ledia Lyman 57 58 Aleda, William D. Lippincott 1 58 04 Mary. Betty Wickes 1 59 04 Pin. Priscilla Merrill 2:00 28 Hoydon. Michael Crofoot 2 00 32 Constance. Crawford c. Madeira. Jr 2.03.31 Polly. Louise Corning 2.03.48 Number 43. Gurdon Maynard 2 03 5T Jacktar. III. John D. Rockefeller. 3d. 2 05 17 Salcee. Dr. Edward L. Keyes. Jr 2 06 28 Class B Vera. Henry Reath 1 34 21 Shad. Francis Welch 1 35 30 Velox. John R. Potter 1 38 02 Kit Kat. Dr. Wm. Earl Clark 1 41 14 Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay 1 Venture II. Robert K. McInnes 1 48 32 Navejo. Nortan Downs, 3d 1 61 13 Silver Wing. Henrie W. Foote, Jr 2 00 27 M. D. I. Class White Rabbit. Mrs. E. G. Stillman 0 SS as Number 2, Henry Lvman. Jr o 58 03 Number R. Lucretia C. Brooks o 58 57 Sea Urchin. Kate Young 1 01 48 Lark, John S. Ames 1 04 46 Bull's Eye Class Okay. Bowen Blair 1 00 52 Bingle. Clement C. Kite I 02 13 Fidget. Louise and Alan Mellhenny 1 04 24 Woozle. John Corbin Eddison. 1 04 27 Number 6. Mrs. O. H. P. Pepper Dart. Anne Honkins 1 07 44 1 08 23 Puff In. Mrs. James Murphy 11030 Golliwork. O'Donnell Iselin 11031 Sentin Fri. Aug. 5,1932. Published Sat.Aug. 1932. AQUILA RETURNS LAST CHANCE WINS POTTER CAPTURES TO WINNING WAYS NORTHEAST SAIL NORTHEAST TROPHY Scores 53-Second Victory in Sinkler's Boat Again Victor Wins Resail for Seamanship Northeast Sail In Maine Racing Cup from Field of Eight (Special Dispatch to The Herald] [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST HARBOR Me., Aug. NORTHEAST HARBOR Me., Aug. 9- NORTHEAST HARBOR. Me., Aug. 12 15-John R. Potter sailed his Steps to In an eight knot. south by west breeze, -n a 13 to 14-knot westerly breeze, 50 8 sensational 27-second victory over boats of the Northeast Harbor fleet 48 boats of the Northeast Harbor fleet Nicholas C. Jenks's Whistler to win the crossed the starting line in the fourth crossed the starting line for the third regular race of the August series here 1932 Seamanship cup, offered by Mary race of the August series here today. tcday. C. Wheelwright, here today. It was a It was necessary to delay the starting In the 50 square metre class, William resail of a previous race. with eight J. Strawbridge's Tsana won first place time for half an hour due to thick fog. boats starting. over William F. Cochrane's Winsome which gradually cleared so that at the by 55 seconds. Charles Dickey was a good third in end of the race the course was entirely Class A, first division, was for the his Hustla, only 28 seconds behind the clear. second time this week won by Wharton winner, while Michael Crofoot was un- Commodore Eddison's Aquila staged Sinkler's Last Chance, which crossed able to finish after grounding his Hoy- a comeback, winning the 30-square the finish line 30 seconds ahead of don on Greening Island. metre class by 53 seconds over John Vance C. McCormick's Mecoh II. Before the preparatory signal, con- N T.. 1 01 Hoyptaoin In the second division of the same testants anchored yachts back of the Tyssowski's Valee. Class A. first division, class, Gerrish H. Milliken's Kipper boat starting line under the supervision of brought out another new first time beat the Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody's judges and remained at anchor until winner when Wharton Sinkler's Last Daffydill by 14 seconds, thereby break- the starting signal. Yachts remained Chance beat out Samuel S. Drury Jr.'s, ing the winning streak of Eliot Wads- with boom in crotch, mainsail furled Flirt by 52 seconds worth's Halcyon. W. Rodman Fay's under cover with all the usual stops In the second division of the same Skipjack staged a comeback today. once and fastenings belayed, jlb and spin- class, Ellot Wadsworth's Haleyon con- again winning the class B race after naker stowed below decks and all hal- tinued Its success of this series by beat- two weeks of rather low positions in yards and sheets shipshape as at moor- ing Gerrish H. Milliken's Kipper to the the standings. ing for the night. finish line by 31 seconds. In the M. D. I. class, John S. Ames's At the preparatory signal the sealed Class B was won by Henry W. Foote. Lark came in a winner for the first time instructions were opened to determine Jr.'s Silverwing, which crossed the finish this year, beating Timothy Rhodes's the locations of the marks to round. line 56 seconds ahead of Francis Welch's Vixen, whose boat was sailing its first The marks for this race were spar bouy Shad. This latter boat, however, still race of the season. O'Donnell Iselin's No. 8, southwest of Greening Island leads the class in total points. The Golliwogg took first place in the Bulls' and the spar buoy on Spurling Rock. M. I. class was won by Henry Lyman Eye class. Either mark could be rounded first ac- Jr.'s No. 2, winning its first race of the 30 Square Metre Class. 14 Miles cording to the skipper's discretion. El time season. Boat and owner. The solution of the problem. as well h. m. 8. 30-Square-Metre Class Tsana William J. Strawbridge 2 03 02 as the handling of the yacht, were de- Winsome William F Cochrane 20557 h. m termining factors. At starting signal, Aquila, W Barton Eddison 2.06.14 Aquila. W. Barton Eddison n 36 39 Valee. John Tyssowski. 'anchors were weighed and carried 2 06 37 Valer, John Tyssowaki D 37 Bacardi. Ernest B. Dane. Jr F throughout the race. Salls could not Teana. William J. Strawbridge a 37 an Class A. First Division. 9 Miles Bacardi, Ernest B. Dane. J1 D 38 27 be set or loosed in any way until the Last Chance Wharton Sonkler 46 34 Class A. First Division Mecoh 11. Vance C. McCormick 1 47 04 start. Certain other special regulations Last Chance, Wharton Sinkler 0 10 42 Flirt. Samuel S. Drury 1 49.02 were used for this race. Flirt. Samuel S. Drury, Jr. o 10 51 Steps. Robert Thayer 1 49 20 The crews were limited to three per- Polly Louis Corhine o 41 16 Aleda. William D. Lippincott 150.06 Mecoh 11 Vance C. McCormick o 41 31 Atlanta, R. Gwynne Stoue 15007 sons, amateurs, under 21 years of age. Sinbad. Charles Pratt D 42 12 No. 43. Gurdon Maynard 1 50 54 the name of the captain being filed Mary. Betty Wickes 0 42 35 Ino. lizabeth Madeira 1 51 14 with written entry. After the prepara- Eaclet. Lydia Lyman 0 42 43 Polly. Louise Corning 1 51 54 Atlanta. R. Gwynne Stout 0 43 16 Reef Point. Robert W. Tilney 1 53 07 tory signal, no crew could communicate 0 43 11 Eaglet Lydia Lyman 1 56 02 with any one outside their own boat, Reef Point. Robert W. Tilney Ino. Elizabeth Madeira n 43 27 Sinbad. Charles Pratt D N F except to demand right of way or claim n 43 20 Second Division. 9 Miles No. 43. Gurdon Maynard o 43 43 Kipper. Gerrish H. Milliken 1 43 18 a foul. Touching bottom disqualified a Steps. Robert Thaver Daffydill. Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody 1 43 32 boat whether or not the boat floated off Class A. Second Division Haleyon Eliot Wadsworth 1 43 40 unaided. Haleyon. Eliot Wadsworth n 40 47 Hustla. Charles D. Dickey 1 44 12 Kipper. Gerrish H. Milliken O 41 18 Constance. Crawford C. Madeira 1 44 18 The yacht owner winning this race Daffydill, Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody o 3" Whistler Nicholas C. Jenks 1 44 40 for two years win obtain permanent Hoydon. Michael Crofoot o 54 Mary. Betty Wickes 1 44 40 Alanda, Eugene Dupont 0 42 55 Alanda, Eugene Dupont 1 44.59 possession of the cup. The trophy was Hoydon Michael Croinot 1 45.18 won in 1928 by Arthur P. Butler, Jr., Hustla. Charles D. Dickey 0 43 49 Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks n 41 OR Don Q.. George R. Clark 1 46 37 and E. Farnham Butler. Miss Wheel- Don Q.. George R Clark 0 14 06 Salcee. Dr. Edward I. Keyes. Jr D F Class B. 9 Miles wright donated a new trophy in 1930. Constance, Crawford C Madeirn. Jr. n 41 10 Salere Dr. Edward T., Keyes. Jr 0 44 12 Skipjack. W Rodman Fay 1 46 40 A third trophy was presented by Miss Pin. Priscilla Merrill D 19 08 Silverwine, Rev. Henry Foote, Jr 1 48.02 Wheelwright in 1931. Venture II Robert K. McInnes 1 48 Class R Vega. Henry Reath 1 49 10 Boat and owner. m Silverwing. Dr. Henry W. Foote. Jr. 11 33 Velox. John R. Potter 1 30 18 Steps. John R. Potter 0.42 on Shad. Francis Welch 1 50 Whistler. Nicholas Jenks Shad. Francis Welch 10 Hustla Charles D. Dickey in Vega. Thomas Reath. J. 0 42 52 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 1 51.03 I1 Skipjack, W. Rodman Fax 1 51 38 Inc. Oliver Post 0 43 17 Navajo. Norton Downes 1.20.10 n 43 27 M. D. I. Class, 3 1/2 Miles Constance, Crawford e Madeira Jr. 121.83 Venture H. Robert K. MeInnes Kit Kat Dr. William Earl Clark Lark. John S. Ames 1 04 20 Flirt. Samuel S. Drury. Jr 0 in an 1 22 54 Pin. Priscilla Merrill Velox. John R. Potter $ 45 on Vixen. Timothy Rhodes 1 ON 131.39 Navajo. Norton Downs III. 045.50 No. 6. Lucretia C. Brooks 07 Hoydon. Michael Crofoot D.N.F. White Rabbit. Mrs. E. G. Stillman 1 08 07 M Class No. Henry Lyman. Jr 1 09 No 2. Henry Lyman. Jr n 19 32 Sea Urchin. Kate Yo:ing 1 Sent in MorAug. 15,1932. Lark John S. Ames o on Bulls ye Class. 314 Miles Sea Urchin, Kate Young o 54 02 Golliwors. o Donnell Iselin 1 Published 16,1432 No. 6. Literetia C. Brooks n 06 Puff-In. Mrs. James Murphy 11719 White Rabbit, Mrs. E. G. Stillman 0 39 48 Bingle, Clement C. Kite Bull's-Eye Class Fidget. Louis & Alan Mellhenny 20 Okay Rowen Blair 12030 Fidget. Louise and Alan Mellhenny. 1 00 47 Okay Bowen Blair 09 41 Sizzle, Mrs. O. H. P. Pepper 1 20 37 Paff In. Mrs. James Murphy , 04 MA Dart. Anne Hopkins 12131 1 04 77 Woozle. John Corbin ddison 12421 Dart. Aune Hopkins Ringle. Clement C. Kite 04 and Woozle John Corbin Eddison 1.07.59 Sizzle. Mrs O. H. P. Pepper 1 09 18 Sentin Fri. Aug. 2,1932. Golliwor. O'Donnell Iselin 1 11 14 Published Sat. Aug. Sentin Aug. 1932. Published Wed. Any. 10,1932. VALEE LEADS 30'S LARK CAPTURES EDDISON'S AQUILA IN NORTHEAST SAIL MEMORIAL TROPHY YACHTING VICTOR Tyssowski's Boat Scores First Outsails Fidget to Win at Leads 30-Square Metre Class Win of Season Northeast Harbor In Northeast Harbor Series Special Dispatch to The Herald] [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST HARBOR. Me., Aug. NORTHEAST HARBOR Mc., Aug. 16 NORTHEAST HARBOR Me., Aug. 18 19-In a strong south wind, 39 yachts -In a 10 to 12 knot southwest breeze. -John S. Ames, sailing his M. D. I. of the fleet started the sixth race of 53 boats of the Northeast Harbor fleet yacht Lark. crosse dthe finish line 35 the August series in a rain storm and crossed the starting line in the fifth seconds before Louise and Alan Mc- heavy sea. The breeze, however. was splendid for racing and the boats. race of the August series. IlIlhenny in the Bull's Eye class Fidget. which braved the storm. had one of Class A and B took the new course to win the George Davenport Hayward the best sails of the season. just laid out, which is round a skiff Memorial Cup race here today. Commodore Eddison's Aquila won the placed 400 yards north of the black 30-square metre race by 24 seconds over spar buoy in the western way. The 30- The Fidget was in good position to John Tyssowski's Valee, In class A. square metre class for the second time skip home a winner when it had an first division. Samuel S. Drury, Jr.'s took another of the new courses insti- opportunity to luff the Lark near the Flirt won an exceedingly close race by tuted at the beginning of the season finish, but the skippers failed to beating Nicholas C. Jenks's Whistler by In the 30-square metre class, John 14 seconds. Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody's Tyssowski's Vale won for the first capitalize their advantage, and the Daffydill, by 32 seconds and Betty time this year by a minute and a half Lark continued unhampered The Lark Wickes' Mary, by 33 seconds. In the over William F. Cochran's Winsome. captured a replica of the original second division of this class, Wharton In class A. first division, Vance C. Mc- Sinkler's Last Chance beat George R. trophy. Cormick's Mecoh II won first place by Clark's Don Q. by 27 seconds, 58 seconds over Michael Crofoot's The race was scheduled for yesterday. Class B was won by Henry Reath's Hoydon. thereby leading many former but severe fog made its sailing impos- Vega, which beat W. Rodman Fay's winners sailing in this division this sible. The trophy was presented in Skipjack by 22 seconds. In the M D I class. John S. Ames's week. 1925 in memory of George Davenport Lark won over Richard W. Hale. Jr.'s In the second division of this class. R. Gwynne Stout's Atlanta returned Hayward, commodore of the Northeast Vixen by almost two minutes. O'Don- Harbor Yacht Club from 1923 to 1925. rell Iselin's Golliwogg won the Bulls to winning form by beating William D. and one o fthe fosterers of the fleet. Eye race by 39 seconds, over Clement Lippincott's Aledn by over two minutes. who died in 1925. The race is sailed C. Kite's Bingle. Class B was again won by W. Rod- every year on his birthday. Aug. 17. With two-thrids of the races in the man Fay's Skipjack which beat Francis Boat. Owner. Class August series already sailed, the total Welch's Shad by slightly over a minute. Lark. John S. Ames M. D. The standing in total points is ex- Fidzet. Louise & Alan Mellhenny Bull's Eye points in the various classes are closely Flirt. Samuel S. Drury, Jr bunched. In class A, there are seven ceedingly close now due to Fay's two Gollwage O'Donnell Iselin Bull's Eye or eight boats which have a chance recent victories. Velox John R. Potter B In the M. D. I. class, Mrs. E. G. Still- Skipjack W. Rodman Pay B for winning the series. In the other Whistler Nicholas C. Jenks A classes where there are not quite as man's White Rabbit won over Richard Puff-In, Mrs. James Murphy Bull's Eye many boats registered, at least three W. Hale. Jr Vixen by a little over Hostla. Charles D. Dickey A Constance, Crawford C. Madeira. Jr A yachts have splendid chances for tak- a minute. Louise and Alan McIlhenny's Sizzle, Mrs. O. H P. Pepper Bull Eye ing first honors. Fidget beat Anne Hopkins's Dart by 10 Haleyon. Eliot Wadsworth 30-Square Metre Class seconds in the Bulls' Eye Class. No. 6. Iueretia C. Brooks M. D. Pin. Priscilla Merrill Aquila. W. Barton Eddison o 38 31 20 Square Metre Class. 71/2 Miles Silverwine, Rev. Henry W Foote Valee. John Tyssowski 0.38.54 El. time Atlanta, R Gwynne Stout Bicardi, Ernest F. Dane. Jr. 1 00 38 h. m. R Mecoh 11. Vance C. McCormick Boat and owner. Class A. First Division Valee. John Tyssowski 20 29 Seud. J. A. Harris. 3d Flirt. Samuel S. Drury Jr. 1 06 5S Wintome William F Cochrane 31 no Mary, Betty Wickes Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks 1 07 12 Bacardi. Ernest B. Dane. Jr 1 32 on Kipper. Gerrish H. Milliken Daffydill. Rev Malcolm Peabody 10730 Aquila. W Barton Eddison no 10 Woozle, John Corbin Eddi-on Bull's Ey Mary, Betty Wiekes 1 07 31 Tsana. William J. Strawbridge 31 27 Navajo. Norton Downs. 3d Mecoh II. Vance C. McCormick OR 24 White Rabbit, Mrs. E. G. Stillman M. D. I. Send. J. A. Harris 3d 1 08 55 Class A. First Division Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler A Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 1 09 30 Macoh T1. Vance C. McCormick 11 IS Sea Urchin. Kate Young M. D. 1. Hoydon. L F. Crofest 10943 Hondon Michael Crofoot 12 16 Earlet, Lydin Lyman 11108 Hustla. Charles D. Dickes 12 11 Mary Betty Wickes 43 Sent in Thurs. 9.18.1932 Eaglet. Lydia Lyman II-n A Hon, AA Sinbad, Charles Pratt 1 13 25 Daffstitt Rev. alcolm E. Peabody 4 Hustla. Charles D. Dickey D N F Whistler Nicholas Jenk- 44 OF Inn Elizabeth Madeira 11 23 Published Fri. Aug. 19,1932 Class A. Second Division Flust. Samuel S. Drufy Jr 14 30 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 1 on 13 Hadevon Elint Wadaworth 13 36 Don Q. George R. Clark 1 In 02 Surbad Charles Pratt 16 as Kipper Gerrish H. Milliken 1 11 02 Hado Harry G. Haxkell ON Reef Point. Robert Tikey 1 13 08 Raglet Lydia Lyman Me Steps. Robert Thayer 1 13 os Pin Priorit Merrill IS es Atlanda. R. Gwynne Stout 1 05 Smid. Alan Fox 18 a Class B , Class A. Second Division Verga. Henry Reath 1.09.33 Atlanta R Gwynne Staff 1 30 . Skipjack. W. Rodman Fay 1 09 55 12 Venture II. Robert K. McInnes 1 10 40 Ateda. William D. Lippineoli Velox. John R. Potter Alanda, Eugene Dapont 19 1 11 31 4⑆ US Silverwings Rev. Henry W. Foote Kipper Gerrish H. Milliken 11207 Salene. Dr. Edward L Kese. Jr 16 17 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 113.34 Last Chance, Wharton Sinkler 48 11 Shad. Francis c. Welch 1 17 10 Steps Robert Thayer 49 as M D I Class Don Q. George R Clark 50 no Lark. John S. Ames 0 10 33 Polly Louise Corninz 150.32 Vixen, Richard W Hale, Jr D 12 29 No 13. Glindon Mayhard 1.51 White Rabbit. Mrs. E G. Stillman o 46.06 Constance Crawford C. Madeira DN Sea Urchin. Kate Young 0 47 42 Class B Bulls-Eye Class Skipjack W. Rodman Fax 12 02 Golliwog. O'Donnell Iselin o 17 13 Shad Welch 13 414 Bingle, Clement c. Kite o 47 33 Venture 11 Robert K. Melnnes 1 41 15 Fidget. Louise and Alan Mellhenny 0.30.20 Veen, Thomas Reath Jr Puff-In. Mrs. James Murphy 0.30 30 Velox John R Potter 30 33 Dart. Atne Hopkins 05118 Kit Kat Dr. William Earl Clark Sizzle, Mrs. O. H. P. Pepper 03124 Navaja Norton Down. 3d 1.33.37 Okay. Bowen Blair 0.31.20 silverwine. Rev Henry W Foote. Jr. 01 Woozle, John Corbin Eddison 0 33 55 M D Class White Robbit. Mrs. F. G Stillman o 11 RO Sent IIT Fri. Aug. 19,193L. Vixen, Henry W. Hale Jr. 0 17 55 No. 11. Henry Lyman. Jr 11 18 00 Lark John S Ames n IS ON Published Sat Aug. 201932. No 6. Lucretia Brooks D 49.01 Sea Urchin Kate Young o 49 06 Bulls Eye Class Fidget. Louise and Alan Mellheany 0.31 15 Dart Anne Hopkin 0.54 2 Collworg. o Donnell Iselin 05548 Ringle, Clement C. Kite 0.56 33 okay Bowen Hlaff 0.00 Sent in Tues. Aug. 16,1452 Woodle, John Corbin Eddison 0.3655 Published Tuif-In. Mes. James Murphy 0.57 MM Single Mrx. O. H P. Pepper 0.58 1 WINSOME 1ST HOME NORTHEAST FLEET AT N'EAST HARBOR RACES ON CRUISE Leads Vallee by Seven Min- Sagamore, Aquila, Nina Are utes as Breeze Fails Among Winners [Special Dispatch to The Herald] [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 23 -William F. Cochran's 30-square-metre ALLEN COVE, Me., Aug. 25-In a 15 class Winsome scored a seven-minute to seven-knot west breeze. 45 boats rep- victory over John Tyssowski's Vallee as resenting the Northeast Harbor fleet and 54 boats-the largest fleet of the sea- their guests, the Bar Harbor Yacht son-raced today in the seventh sail of Club. started on the 11th cruise, which the August series, off here. will include four races. With a strong After the start. the 10 to 30 knot breeze, the yachts sailed the outside breeze fell, and as the craft rounded the course around Great Gott and Black first mark. they were becalmed, so island. thence to Allen Cove near Brook- shuffling the classes that for the first lin in Blue Hill bay. time this season an A class boat fin- The Sagamore, owned by Edward W. ished ahead of the first of the 30's. Madeira, won the special schooner race In class A. first division, J. A. Har- over Gerrish H. Milliken's Niliraga. ris, 3d's Seud won its first race of the Class Z, the miscellaneous class, was season by eight minutes over Vance C. won by Amar Archibald's Nina. Class McCormick's Becoh II. In the second S was won by Betty Esty's Spray, which division of this class. Priscilla Merrill beat Edward Blair's Three Brothers to and Mary Schieffelin's Pin crossed the the finish line by a little over a minute. finish line more than eight minutes Com. Eddison's Aquila triumphed in ahead of the Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody's the Thirty-Square Meter class over Daffydill. John R. Potter's Velox won John Tyssowski's Valee. In closs A the class B race over Norton Down, three boats finished in short order. with 3d's Navjo by almost seven minutes. Gerrish H. Milliken's Kipper in the In the M D I class Richard W. Hale, lead. followed closely by Samuel S. Jr.'s, Vixen beat Lucretia C. Brooks's Drury. Jr.'s. Flirt and Rev. Malcolm E. Number 6 by almost two minutes. The Peabody's Daffydill. Class B was won Bulls Eye class furnished an interesting by John R. Potter's Velox. which led race, six boats finishing within a period Thomas Reath, Jr.'s. Vega by eight of 33 seconds. O'Donnell Iselin's Golli- minutes. Kate Young's Sea Urchin won wogg came in first, just two seconds the MDI race. ahead of Anne Hopkins's Dart. Tomorrow morning the fleet sails to 30 Square Metre Class East Blue Hill to be the guests at lunch Winsome. William F Cochran 1 45 37 of Com. Seth M. Milliken at the Kollegi- Valee. John Tyssowski 53 13 Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 12 07 3 widgwok Yacht Club. In the afternoon Josephine. Edsel B. Ford 10.00 the fleet will return to Allen Cove in the Tsana. William J Strawbridge 11 01 third race of the cruise. Bacardi. Ernest B. Dane. Jr 13 38 Class A. First Division Class Y Seud. J A Harris, 3d 1 38 29 El. time Mecoh II. Vance C. McCormick Boat and skipper 1 47 57 h. n. 02 44 Sagamore. Edward W. Madeira Whistler Nicholas C. Jenks 3 33 16 Flirt. Samuel Drury. Jr. 05 42 Last Chance Wharton Sinkler Nilirara. Gerrish H. Milliken 4 16 26 06 07 Sinbad. Charles Pratt 06 23 Class Z Alanda. Eurene Dupont 07 12 Nina. Amar Archibald 3 04 01 Steps. Robert Thaver 07 57 Nymph. Fulton Redman 3 17 29 Constance Crawford C. Madeira, Jr 08 18 Poseidon. Mr. Watson 3 22 53 Mary Betty Wickes 20835 Veza. Lawrence Reeve 3 49 21 Ino. Elizabeth Medeira 00.01 Gleam. Frederick Rogers 3 53 18 No. 43. Gurdon Maynard 11.00 30-Square-Meter Class Polly. Louise Corning 20 54 Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 3 38 49 Class A. Second Division Valee, John Tyssowaki 3 42 23 Pin. Priscilla Merrill 1 43 33 Winsome. William F Cochran 3 42 39 Daffvdill. Rev. Malcolm Peabody 1 31.23 Tsana, William J. Strawbridge 3 44 16 Aleda William D. L'ppineott 1 55 18 Class S Don Q. George R. Clark 1 55.58 Spray, Betty Esty 3 Atlanta. R. Gwynn Stout 1 36 37 Three Brothers, Edward Blair 3.54.39 M D*I Class Vixen. 2d. John Archibald 19 Reef Point. Robert W. Tilney 1 57 05 Perrywinkie, Mildred McCormick Hoydon. L. F. Crofoot 1 57 29 Skiddoo 2d. Oliver Robins 4 04 13 Kipper. Gerrish H. Milliken 1 57 58 Spendrift. Frederick O. Spedden 04 36 Haleyon. Eliot Wadsworth 157.59 Class A Halo. Harry G. Haskell 20042 Kipper. Gerrish H. Milliken 4 03 06 Hustla. Charles D. Dicker 20113 Flirt, Samuel S. Drury, Jr 04 32 Saleee. Dr. Edward L. Keyes, Jr 2 01 51 Daffydil. Rev Malcolm E. Peabody 4.04.37 Eaglet. Lydia Lyman 2.02.36 Atlanta, R. G. Stout 4 03 23 Class B Constance. Lewis N. Madeira 4 06 20 Velox. John R. Potter 14044 Haleyon. Elliot Wadsworth 11 18 Navajo. Norton Downs. 3d 1 47 11 Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks 4 13 33 Venture II. Robert K. McInnes 139 JO Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 4 14 13 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 00.03 Sinbad, Charles Pratt 4.14.17 Shad. Francis Welch 2.02.28 Hustler. Charles C. Dickey 4 15 21 Vega. Thomas Reath Jr 03 45 Hoydon. L F. Crofoot 4 17 11 Skipjack W. Rodman Fay 04 MM Pin. Priscilla Merrill 4.17.15 Silverwing. Rev. Henry W. Foote 2.05.08 Don. George R Clark 4 19 12 Reef Point. Robert Tilney 423.35 Vixen. Richard W. Hale. Jr 1 58 52 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 4.26.35 No. 6. Lucretia C. Brooks 1.59.48 Mary, Betty Wickes 4 32 36 Sea Urehin, Kate Young 2 04 12 Polly, Louis Cornine 4 33 38 White Rabbit. Mrs. E. G. Stillman 13.08 Class B Lark. John S. Ames a 14.37 Velox. John R Potter 4 15 17 No. 2. Henry Lyman, Jr. 21546 Vega, Thomas W Reath Jr 4 23 39 Bulls Eye Class Silverwink Rev. Henry W. Foote 1 27 14 Shad. Francis Welsh 4 27 38 Golliwork. O'Donnell Iselin 0.52.25 Skip-Jack. W. Rodman Fay 4 30 34 Dart. Anne Honkins 0.52.27 Sizzle, Mrs. O. H. P. Pepper Venture 2d. Robert K. McGinnes 4 36.58 0.52.80 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earle Clark 4 40.56 Fidget. Louise and Alan Mellhenny, 0.5240 Bingle. Clement C. Kite 0.5245 Navajo, Norton Downs, 3d 4 30 32 MDI Class Woozle. John Corbin Eddison 0.52.58 Sea Urehin, Kate Young 44503 Puff-In. Mrs. James Murphy 0.57 11 Skiddoo, Robert McCormick 4.59 03 Okay. Bowen Blair 0.58.10 Sent Tues. Aug. 23,1932 Sent in Thurs. Aug. 25,1932 Published Wed. Aug. 24,1932. Published Fre. Aug. 1932. NORTHEAST FLEET AFTERNOON RACE Class Y Malabar Schooners NORTHEAST FLEET Sazamore, Edward W. Madezia 2.35.32 Niliraga, Gerrish H. Milliken n IN WIND-UP RACE SAILS TWO RACES Class Z Nymph. Fulton Redman 1 56 11 Nina. Amar Archibald 02 30 Gleam. Frederick Rogers 07 34 34 Yachts Hoist Sail in Fourth Vega. Lawrence Reeve OD 50 Poseidon. Mr. Watson 20 ao Race of Cruise to Nercid. Augustus Lee 24 15 Joined by Two Other Clubs on Class S Harbor Spendrift. Frederick O. Spedden 15 as Run to East Bluehill Perrywinkle, Mildred McCormick 17 os Three Brothers, Edward Blair 17 30 Vixen 2d. John Archibald 10:05 [Special Dispatch to The Herald] Spray, Betty Esty 19.35 Ariel. A Atwater Kent. Jr 21 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. ALLEN COVE. Me., Aug. 26-The Skiddo, 2d. Oliver Robins 31 54 27-In a 19-knot southwest wind, 34 Northeast Harbor fleet sailed two races 30-Spuare-Metre Class today on its annual cruise, the first to Winsome William F Cochran 1 53 33 yachts left Allen cove in the fourth Aqualla W. Barton Eddison 1 54 13 East Bluehill and the second back to Tsana, William J. Strawbridine 1 35 54 and final race back to Northeast Har- this port. The Kollegiwidgwok Yacht Valeo, John Tyssowski 1 59 41 bor of the 11th annual cruise of the Club and Bar Harbor Yacht Club joined Class A Northeast Harbor fleet. Alanda. R Gwynne Stout 14 in the morning race, sailed in a six to Daffydill. Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody 41 The cruise series in the miscellaneous eight-knot southerly breeze, to swell Sinbad Charles Pratt 32 52 class was won by Amar Archibald's the fleet to 57 yachts. The run back Flirt. Samuel S. Drury. Jr 16 Whistler Nicholas C. Jenks Nina with 333 points. In class S to Allen Cove was sailed by 47 yachts Pin, Priscilla Merrill Edward Blair's Three Brothers won first in an eight-knot smoky southwesterner. Alanda. Eurene Dupont place with 304 points. Com. Eddison's In Class Z. Commodore Fulton Red- Haleyon. Elliott Wadsworth 20 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler Aquila won first honors for the cruise man's Nymph beat Frederick Rogers's Don Q. George R Clark series in the 30 square metre class with Gleam in the morning race by 17 sec- Hustla Charles D. Dickey 2.56.53 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 3.05.08 375 points. Class A was won by the onds according to the corrected time Mary Betty Wickes 3 08 12 Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody's Daffydill after handicaps were deducted. Class Reef Point. Robert W. Tilney 3.09.28 with 332 points. John R. Potter's S was won by Edward Blair's Three Constance. Lewis N. Madeira 3.09.39 Hoydon. I. F. Crofoot 3 on Velox easily won the class B series with Brothers who beat John Archibald's Polly. Lewis Corning 3 10 11 388 points. Vixen 2nd by nine seconds. Commo- Kipper. Gerrish H. Milliken withdrew Miscellaneous Class core Eddison's Aquilla won its second Class B EL time Venture. 2. Robert K. MeInnis 3 01 49 Boat and skipper h. m. 5. race of the cruise in the 30-square Velox John R Potter R 02 01 Nina. Amar Archibald 57 58 metre class by 7 seconds over William Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fax 3 02 as Poseidon. Mr. Watson 2 02:14 J. Strawbridge's Tsana, Shad Francis Welsh 3 04 50 Vega. Lawrence Reeve 2 07 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 3 14 53 Class S Nicholas C. Jenks's Whistler won the Navajo. Norton Downee a 0540 Spindrift. Frederic O. Spedden 21.00 Class A race. beating Elizabeth Madei- Vega. Thomas Reath Jr 3 os IS Vixen 11. John Archibald 2 21 18 ra's Ino by 27 seconds. The class fur- Silver Wing, Rev. Henry W. Foote 3 $ 1037 Three Brothers, Edward Blair 22 15 M D I Class Spray, Betty E=py 2 23 04 nished a close and interesting race all Sea Urchin. Kate Young $ 47.03 30-Square-Metre Class the way. nine boats at one time finish- Skiddoo. Robert McCormick 3.47.45 Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 10.49 ing within a period of 30 seconds. Valce, John Tyssowski 11 49 In the afternoon. Edward W. Ma- Sentin Fri. Aug. 1932. Tran. William J. Strawbridge 16 27 Winsome. William F. Cochran 18.42 deira's Sagamore led the Malabar Class A schooners. The Nymph repeated in Published Sot.Aug. 27, 1932. Daffydill. Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody. 20.09 class z. Frederick O. Spedden's Spend- Whistler Nicholas C. Jenks 20.10 Kipper Gerrish H. Milliken 20.11 rifht beat Mildred McCormick's Perry- Ino. Elizabeth Madeira or winkle by a little over a minute and a Pin. Priscilla Merrill 15 Flirt. Samuel S Drury Jr 18 half in the S class and William F. Don Q. George R Clark 19 Cochran's Winsome won the 30-square Mary. Betty Wiekes 20 metre race, leading the Aquilla by 40 Haleyon, Eliot Wadeworth 43 Last Chance Wharton Sinkler seconds. Hustla. Charles D Dickey Tomorrow morning the fleet will Atlanta, R. Gwynne Stout or weigh anchor and set sail in. fourth Constance Lewis N. Madefra Reef Point. Robert Tilney and final race of the cruise, reaching Class B Northeast harbor carly in the afternoon. Volox, John R. Potter 34 Sarajo Norton Downs. 3d MORNING RACE El time Shad, Francis Welch Boat and Sk pper h. m. 8. Vega. Thomas Reath. Jr Z Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay Class 1 24 18 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark Nymph, Fulton Redman 1 as Venture, 2d. Robert K. McInnes Gleam. Frederick Rogers Poscidon. Mr. Watson 1 29 21 Silverwine, Rev. Henry W. Foote Nina. Amar Archibald 1 33 19 Vega Lawrence Reeve 1 11 28 Nercid. Augustus Lee 1 18 15 Sent in Sat. Aug. 27, 1932 Class S Three Brothers, Edward Blair 1 15 67 Published Sun. Aug. Vixen 2d. John Archibald 1 46 06 Spendrift Frederick O. Spedden 1 48 10 Spray. Betty Esty 1 49 20 Perrywinkle Mildred McCormick 1 52 02 Skiddo, 2d.Oliver Robbins 1 52 28 Ariel. A. Atwater Kent. Jr 1 59 29 30-Square Metre Class Aquilla. W Barton Eddison 1 18 15 R=ana. William Strawbridge 1 48 22 Winsome. William F. Cochran 1 51 43 Vallee. John Tyssowoski 1 55 55 Class A Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks 1 49 05 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 1 49 32 Hustala. Charles D. Dickey 1 49 39 Atlanta, R. Gwynne Stout 1 50 30 Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 1 50 31 Don Q. George R. Clark 1 50 33 Constance. Lewis N. Madeira 1 50 34 Haleyon. Elliott Wadsworth 1 50 35 Flirt. Samuel S. Drury. Jr 1 50 36 Daffydill. Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody 1 50 38 Sinbad, Charles Pratt 1 50 39 Reef Point. Robert W. Tilney 1 51 00 Pin. Priscilla Merrill 1 MI 01 Mary, Betty Wickes 1 51 10 Atlanta, Eugene Dupont 15200 Havdon. L. F. Crofoot 1 53 4F Polly, Louise Corning 1 55 04 Kipper, Gerrish H. Milliken Withdrew Class B Velox. John R. Potter 1 15 30 Vesa. Thomas Reath. Jr 1 17 1G Shad, Francis Welsh 1 49 06 Venture, 2d. Robert K Melnnis 1 11 20 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earle Clark 1 19 35 Navajo. Norton Downes, 3d 1 411 36 Silver Wine Rev. Henry W. Foote 1 52 04 Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay 1 54 22 M D I Class Skiddoo. Robert McCormick 2 27 00 Sea Urchin, Kate Young 2 33 51 VALEE CAPTURES STEBBINS'S VEGA WINS SEAMANS SAIL NORTHEAST RACE [Special Dispatch to The Herald] NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Sept. 5 The sixth and last special race of the Northeast Harbor fleet, the Seamans race, was sailed this morning. In a Tyssowski's Boat Holds Lead 3 to 8-knot east southeast wind and pea-soup fog. Dr. Henry D. Stebbins, In Series sailing the Vega, came in first. with Francis C. Welch, sailing the Silver- wing, a close second. [Special Dispatch to The Herald] Certain special regulations apply to NORTHEAST HARBOR, Mt., Aug. 30 this particular race in that just before -In a nine-knot flukey southwest wind, the race started, skippers drew lots 50 yachts of the fleet competed in the for boats, and each must sail, single- eighth race of the August series today. handed, in the boat drawn. Skippers In the 30 square meter class John have to report yachts in good seaman- Tyssowski's Valee, which is leading this like condition. all required equipment group, won its second race of the series aboard, spinnaker in light stops, spare by nearly four minutes over William F. line, etc. All and any sails, which Cochran's Winsome. thereby practically boats can carry, are permitted. El. time clinching first honors for the series. Yacht and skipper. h. m. S. In class A and B there were a num- Vega. Dr. Henry D. Stubbins 35 35 ber of upsets today with some of the Silverwing Francis C. Welch 2 36 42 favorites finishing rather poorly so that Venture II. John R. Potter 2 40 30 Ace. Robert K. MeInnes 2 40 33 some of the threats for high honors Navajo, Dr. William Earl Clark 2 43 52 stand very little chance of gaining as Velox. Thomas Reath. 3d 2 44 09 many points as had been expected. Kit Kat, Norton Downs. 3d 2 13 28 Mrs. E. G. Stillman's White Rabbit Shad. Arthur Foote 3 25 50 easily won the M D I race. while Louise and Alan McIlphenny's Midget won in Sentin Mon. Sept. 5,1932. the Bulls Eye class, thereby continuing to hold a commanding lead in this class. Published Tues. Sept.6, 1932. 30-Squnre-Metre Class Valee. John Tyssowiski 07 56 Winsome William F. Cochrane 11 51 Aquila. W Barton Eddison 13 19 Thana. William J. Strawbridge 19 53 Class A-First Division Atlanta, R. Gwinn Stout 16 50 Flirt. Samuel S. Drury Jr Kipper. Gerrish H. Milliken Daffydill. Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody 21 37 Halo. Harry G. Haskell 24.56 Haleyon, Eliot Wadsworth 15 Seud. J. A Harris 35 15 Sinbad. Charles Pratt 36 24 Mary. Betty Wicks 36.39 Reif Point Robert Tilney 41.00 Whistler. Nicholas Jenks 43 23 INO. Elizabeth Madeira 43 49 Ino. Elizabeth Madeira 45.49 Class I-Second Division Aleda. William D. Lippincott 19.36 Eaglet. Lydia Lyman 30.20 Hoydon L F. Crofoot 33.30 Mecoh II Vance C. McCormick 33 31 Hustla. Charles D. Dickey 33 32 Constance Crowford C. Madeira. Jr.. 33 33 Alanda, Eurene Dupont 33 as Last Chance. Wharton Sinkler 2 35 00 No. 43. Gurdon Maynard 2 35 01 Pin, Priscilla Merrill 35 03 Saleee. Dr. Edward L Keyes 37 47 Class B Velox John R. Potter 31 of Venture 11. Robert K. MeInnes 35 37 Silverwing Rev. Henry W Foote 38.00 Navajo. Norton Downs. 3d 2 38 02 Kit Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark 38 06 Shad. Francis Welch 30 00 Vega. Henry Reath 40 01 Skip Jack. W. Rodman Fay 2 40 52 M D Class White Rabbit, Mrs. F. G. Stillman 33.54 Vixen. Richard W. Hale, Jr. 41.52 No. 2. Henry Lyman. Jr 2 41 58 No. 6. Lucretia Brooks 2 48 15 Lark John H. Amex, 2d 2 57 10 Sea Urchin, Kate Young D. N. F. Bulls Eye Class Midget. Louise and Alan Mellhenny 10301 Puff-in. Mrs. James Murphy 104.45 Woozle. John Corbin Eddison 10722 Sizzle. Mrs. O. H. P. Pepper 10736 Bingle. Clement C. Kite 10755 Golliwogg. O'Donnell Iselin 10756 Dart. Anne Hopkins 10945 Okay. Bowen Blair 10956 Sent in Tues Aug. 30,1932 Published Wed. Aug. 31, 1933. Communications to the Boston Transcript. 1932. Second Special Race Seamanship Race at Northeast Harbor at Northeast Harbor Special to the Transcript: Special to the Transcript: Northeast Harbor. Me., July 28-The second special race of the season, the Northeast Harbor, Me., Aug. 4-The third special race of the Northeast Har- South West Harbor Village Improvement bor fleet, the Seamanship race, was sched- Association race. was scheduled today uled this afternoon. The Seamanship for the three classes of the Northeast Cup was presented in 1926 by Miss Mary Harbor fleet to test the sea-going quali- C. Wheelwright and is awarded each ties or boats and crews. The boats en- year to the winner of this race which is tered for this race were the 30-square open to boys and girls under twenty-one meters. classes A and B racing as one years of age sailing yachts of class A. class, and the Bull's Eye class. It was Before the preparatory signal contest, expected that about forty boats would ants' vachts were to anchor back of the cross the starting line between the red starting line under the superintendence buoy off the Southwest Harbor steamboat of the judges and were to remain at wharf and the stake boat. anchor until the starting signal. Yachts The courses varied for the different were to remain with boom in crotch, classes. The 30-square meter boats were mainsail properly furled under cover with to circumnavigate Great Duck and Baker all the usual stops and fastenings be- Islands. at captain's discretion, observ- layed; jib and spinnaker stowed below ing Government buoys excepting Spurl- decks and all halliards and sheets ship. ing Rock, Red Spar and Baker Island shape as at moorings for the night. At w'-stling buoys and finishing at the the preparatory signal, sealed instruc- starting line with Greenlings Island to tions may be opened to determine the port. Classes A and B were to circum- locations of the marks to round. The navigate Little Gotts Island, at captain's solution of the problem, as well as the discrétion, finishing the same as the 30- handling of the yacht, are determining square meters. The Bull's Eye class was factors. At starting signal, anchor must to round mark B of the Northeast Har- be weighed-(hauled on deck), and car- for Meet at captain's discretion, but on ried throughout the race. Sails must aot the return was to pass to the side of be set or loosed in any way until the Sutton's Island opposite to that passed start. Certain other special regulations outward-bound nd finishing in the same are used for this race. manner as the other classes. The crews are limited to three persons, Some interesting racing is expected to- amateurs, under twenty-one years of ace. morrow when the last race of the July the name of the captain to be filed with series will be sailed. Competition is very written entry. After the preparatory keen. In the 30-square-meter class, Com- signal, no crew shall communicate with modore Eddison's Aquila has held a com. anyone outside their own boat, except to manding lead although not doing so well demand right of way or claim a foul. last Friday when William F. Cochran's Touching bottom disqualifies a boat Winsome, sailing for the first time this whether or not the boat floats off unalded. year. came in first with Ernest B. Dane, The yacht owner winning this race Jr.'s Bacardi and John Tyssowski's Valee for two years will obtain permanent pos- gaining valuable points. The Aquila, session of the cup. The trophy was won however, gained ground again in Tues- in 1928 by Arthur P. Butler, Jr., and E. day's race and continues to lead the class Farnham Butler. Miss Wheelwright in class A. Nicholas C. Jenks. sailing donated a new trophy in 1929 which was Whistler won the first three regular races won by Mr. Reginald C. Robbins. Jr., in bu fell down last Friday. coming in 1930. A third trophy was presented by third when he was becalmed down the Miss Wheelwright in 1931. eastern way. Nevertheless, he still holds the greatest number of points, closely Sent Wed. Aug. 1932. followed by L. F. Crofoot's Hoydon and Samuel S. Drury, Jr.'s, Flirt. Published Thurs. Aug. Following the footsteps of other pre- vious winners who fell by the wayside in the last two races was W. Rodman Fay's Skin Jack, which. however, holds Hayward Cup Race second place in class B because of her success at the beginning of the series. at Northeast Harbor Dr. William Earl Clark's Kit Kat, due to its recent victory and third-place finish, now leads this class by five points. Lu- Special to the Transcript: cretia C. Brooks's No. 6 holds a command- Northeast Harbor, Me., Aug. 17-The ins lead in the MDI. class. while Clement fifth special race of the Northeast Har- C. Kite's Bingle is leading the Bull's bor fleet was scheduled for this afternoon Eye class. when the yachts of the fleet were to par- sent in duly 27,193k ticipate in the Hayward Cup Race. The George Davenport Hayward Me- Published Thurs. morial Cup was presented in 1925 as a memorial to George Davenport Hayward, who was commodore from 1923 to 1925 and for many years one of the leaders in the building up of the Northeast Har- bor fleet. His untimely death in 1925 ended a career of great usefulness. As a tribute to him, his friends subscribed the funds which purchased this trophy. Each year, on Aug. 17, Commodore Hay- ward's birthday, the George Davenport Hayward Memorial Cup Race is held, and is open to all yachts in the racing classes of the fleet. It is a "chowder race"; that is, handi- caps are given at the start, and the first yacht to cross the finish line wins. The results cannot very well be predicted, for should a strong breeze spring up the win- ner is almost certain to be in the 30- square meter class, whereas in case of a light wind the smaller boats have a better chance of winning. sent in Tues. Aug. 16,1932. Northeast Harbor Fleet Starts Cruise Special to the Transcript: Northeast Harbor, Me., Aug. 25-The eleventh annual cruise of the Northeast Harbor fleet got under way this morn- ing. This event, which is really the eli- max of the yachting season here, will last for three days. Differing from the usual custom of spending the nights at Seal Cove, the fleet this year will make headquarters at Allen Cove, about three miles from Brooklin. Seven classes of boats will race, name. ly: Class Y. special schooner class: Class % miscellaneous class: Class S, 30-square meter class: Class A. Class B, and MDI class. The MDI's are a new addition to the cruise this year. Two courses were possible for the start this morning: Southerly through Western Way, thence southwesterly leaving Great Gott and Black Islands to starboard, thence west. erly and northwesterly between Swan's and Placentia Islands and north north- westerly leaving Pond Island, Channel Rock and Sand Island to port and west Bargo Island and Tinkers Island to star- board, to finish line between Harriman Ledge Spar 83 and committee boat. The other possible course would be through Western Way and rounding Long Ledge Bell westerly across Bass Harbor and north northwesterly leaving Tink. er's Island to port to the finish line. Tomorrow morning the fleet will weigh anchor with two other courses available for the ruce to East Blue Hill, finishing about noon in front of the Kollegiwidg- wok Yacht Club, where the fleet will be luncheon guests of Commodore Seth M. Milliken. In the afternoon of the same day the fleet will raco back to Allen Cove. spend their second night there and race back to Northeast Harbor Saturday morning. A large group of yachts is expected to take part in the cruise. nine or ten boats of the Bar Harbor Yacht Club having joined the Northeast Harbor fleet in its annual cruise. Sent in Wed. Aug. 24,1932. Published Thurs. Aug.25, 1932. Communications to the New York Herald-Tribune. Aguila, Whistler Win Steps Scores Surprise Dane's Bacardi Wins Northeast Harbor Races In Down East Cruise Off Northeast Harbor Special to the Herald Tribune Special to the Herald Tribune NASKEAG HARBOR. Me., July 20.- NORTH EAST HARBOR. Me.. July NORTH EAST HARBOR. Me., July 26.-Starting out in 14-knot southwest In a three-knot north northwest 21.-Starting in a two-knot north, breeze, forty-four boats of the North breeze. twenty boats of the Northeast northwest breeze from Naskeag Har- Harbor fleet left Northeast Harbor to- East Harbor fleet crossed the starting bor this morning. nineteen boats of line today to sail for the first time the day for the first July cruise to Naskeag the North East Harbor fleet began new course around the bellbuoy off Harbor. The boats represented four their homeward leg of the first July Long Ledge. classes. the thirty-square meter. Class cruise. After passing two hours in a Ernest B. Dane jr's Bacardi led by A, Blass B and miscellaneous. By the flat calm off Great Island, the fleet more than two minutes over Com- time the fleet reached the finish line came straggling in in an eight-knot modore Eddison's Aquila in the 30- the breeze had sprung up to fifteen breeze. Winners of the cruise were square-meter class. Harry G. Haskell's knots. based on the total number of points Halo sailed in a winner in Class A. 1st Commodore Eddison's Aquila flashed made in the two-day racing. Division. while R. Gwynne Stout's in a winner over John Tyssowski's Ernest B. Dane jr., sailing Bacardi, Atlanta again won a first place in the Valee by almost two minutes. Class picked up a wind off Placentia Island second division of this class, Class B A was run off in one division only with after being becalmed and finished was won by John R. Potter's Velox, a Nicholas C. Jenks's Whistler making a ahead of John Tyssowski's Valee. The new winner for this class. runaway of it. thereby winning the total points showed a tie among three With the diminishing wind toward fourth successive race. Francis Welce's competing boats. the end of the afternoon many of the Shad broke into the first honors col- Robert Thayer's Steps sprang a sur- boats came in bunched together and umn in Class B for the first time this prise by beating Nicholas Jenks's two B boats and four A boats, second year. In the miscellaneous class. Whistler in the race home. For total division, finished within five seconds Bowen Blair's Three Brothers an S points, however, Jenks beat the next of each other. In the MDI class Mrs. boat. came in first leading the 11st of boat by thirty-eight points. E. G. Stillman's White Rabbit again entreis by a large margin. In Class B Robert K. McInnes's Ven- won with O'Donnell Iselin's Golliwogg Tomorrow morning the fleet will ture 3d gained first place as against winning the Bullseye class. race to Northwest Harbor. Trophies will be awarded to the winners based last place in yesterday's race. Henry on the total number of points made W. Foote jr., sailing the Silver Wing Sentin Tuesduly 26,1932. for the two days of racing. and finishing in second and third places in the two races. piled up the Published Wed.July 271932 Sent in Wed. duly greatest total number of points. By winning first place for the sec- ond time. Three Brothers, an S boat Published Thurs. July21,1932. sailed by Bowen Blair, captured first honors in the miscellaneous class. Sent in Thurs. 21,1932. Publishe d Fri. Eddison's Aquila Victor Northeast Harbor Race Aquila, Last Chance Win In Maine Yacht Race Won by Yacht Bacardi Northeast Harbor Races Special to the Herald Tribune NORTHEAST HARBOR. Mc.. July 28. Special to the Herald Tribune Special to the Herald Tribune -Commodore W. Barton Eddison's NORTHEAST HARBOR. Me., Aug. 2. NORTHEAST HARBOR. Me. August Aquila won the Southwestern Harbor -The August series of the Northeast 9.-In an eight-knot south-by-west Village Improvement Association race Harbor fleet opened today with an breeze forty-eight boats of the Noth- today in the 30-meter class in R south- entry of fifty boats. With R seven-knot east Harbor fleet crossed the starting west breeze. Constance, sailed by southwest breeze, six thirty-square line today for the third race of the Crawford C. Medeira jr., crossed the meters crossed the starting line. this August series. It was necessary to finish line four minutes before the class including two newcomers, Tsana, delay the starting time for a half hour. next competitor in R fleet of sixteen owned by William J. Strawbridge, and due to thick fog which gradually Class A and B boats. Woozle, skip- Josephine, owned by Edsel B. Ford. cleared so that at the end of the race pered by Jack Eddison, led the Bullseye Ernest B. Dane jr.'s Bacardi again took the course was entirely clear. Class in a close finish. first place, beating Tsana by about Commodore Eddison's Aquila made The Bacardi, sailed by Ernest B. three minutes. Tsana, skippered by a comeback today. winning the thirty- Dane jr., after leading the 30-meter Malcolm N. Stanley with a crew of three square-meter class by 53 seconds over class, lost its position when it became young women, did exceptionally well, John Tyssowski's Valee. Class A. first becalmed a few hundred yards from for the boat was launched only today division, brought out another new and had to be bailed continuously. first-time winner when Wharton Sink- the finish. In Class A. first division. Nicholas C. ler's Last Chance beat out Samuel S. Sent, Thurs. July 28,1932 Jenks's Whistler again won. The second Drury Jr.'s Flirt by 52 seconds. In the division was won by Eliot Wadsworth's second division of the same class Eliot Published Fri. July 29,1932. Halcyon, which was racing for the first Wadsworth's Halcyon continued its time this year. Francis Welch's Shad success of this series by beating Ger- sailed in a winner in Class B by a half rish H. Milliken's Kipper to the finish minute over Henry W. Foote jr.'s Silver- line by 31 seconds. wing. Clement C. Kite's Bingle again Class B was won by Henry W. Foote took first place in the Bull's-eye class. Jr.'s Silverwing, which crossed the fin- Sent in Tues. Aug. 2,1932. ish 56 seconds ahead of Francis Welch's Shad. which, however, still leads the Published Wcd. Aug. 3,1932. class in total points. The M. D. I. class was won by Henry Lyman Jr.'s No. 2. winning its first race of the season. In the Bull's Eye class Louise and Alan McIlhenny's Fidget sailed in a winner for the first time since the first race of the July series. Sent in Tues. Aug. 91932. Published Wed. Aug 10,1932. Tsana Outsails Winsome Valee Sails to Victory Northeast Harbor Races In Northeast HarborRac In Northeast Harbor Are Decided by Seconds Special to the Herold Tribune Special to the Herald Tribune Special to the Herald Tribune NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 12. NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. -In a thirteen to fourteen knot west- 16.-In a ten to twelve knot southwest 19.-In a ten to sixteen-knot south erly breeze fifty boats of the Northeast breeze fifty-three of the boats of the wind thirty-nine yachts of the fleet Northeast Harbor flect crossed the Harbor fleet crossed the starting line started the sixth race of the August starting line today in the fifth race of in the fourth regular race of the Aug- series today in a rain storm and a the August series. heavy SCA. ust series. In the thirty-squarc-meter In the thirty square meter class John class William J. Strawbridge's Tsana Commoder Eddison's Aquila won the Tyssowski's Valee won for the first time won first place over William F. Coch- thirty-square meter race by twenty- this year by a minute and a half over ran's Winsome by fifty-five seconds. four seconds over John Tyssowski's William F. Cochran's Winsome. In Class A. first division. for the second Valee. In Class A. first division, Class A. first division. Vance C. Mc- time this week. was won by Wharton Samuel S. Drury jr.'s Flirt won an ex- Cormick's Mecoh II won by 53 seconds Sinkler's Last Chance, which finished ceedingly close race by beating Nicho- over Michael Crofoot's Hoydon. In thirty seconds ahead of Vance C. Mc- las C. Jenks's Whistler by fourteen the second division of this class, R. Cormick's Mecoh II. In the second di- seconds. the Rev. Malcolm E. Pen- Gwynne Stout's Atlanta beat William vision of the same class Gerrish H. body's Daffydill by thirty-two seconds D. Lippincott's Aleda by more than 2 Milliken's Kipper beat the Rev. Mal- and Betty Wickes's Mary by thirty- minutes. colm E. Peabody's Daffydill by fourteen three seconds. In the second division Class B again was won by W. Rod- of this class Wharton Sinkler's Last seconds, thereby breaking the winning man Fay's Skip Jack. which beat Fran- streak of Ellot Wadsworth's Haleyon. Chance led George R. Clark's Don Q cls Welch's Shad by slightly more than by twenty-seven seconds. W. Rodman Fay's Skip Jack staged a minute. The standing in this class a comeback today, once again winning Class B was won by Henry Reath's now is close as a result of Mr. Fay's thte Class B race after two weeks of Vega. who beat W. Rodman Fay's Skip two recent victories. Jack by twenty-two seconds. rather low positions in the standing. In the MDI class Mrs. E. G. Still- In the M. D. I. class John S. Ames's man's White Rabbit won over Richard Sentin Fri. Aug. 19,1932. Lark came in a winner for the first time this year, beating Timothy W. Hale jr.'s Vixen by a little mora than a minute. Louise and Alan McIl- Published Sat.Aug. 20,1932. Rhodes's Vixen. O'Donnell Iselin's Golliwogg took first place in the Bulls- henny's Fidget beat Anne Hopkins's Dart by 10 seconds in the Bullseye eye class. class. Sentin Fri. Aug.12, 1932. Sent in Tues.Aug.16,1932 Published Sat.Aug.13,1932. PublishedWed.Aug.77,19323 Winsome and Scud Lark Wins Hayward Cup Race Outsail Classes at Of Northeast Harbor Fleet Northeast Harbor Yachts Drift as Wind Falls Craft, Sailed by J. S. Ames, leaders in building up the Northeast Harbor fleet. As a tribute to him his Off, Enabling 'A' Boat to Leads Fidget Home by 35 friends subscribed the fund for the Seconds in Maine Run trophy, Each year. on August 17. Lead Home 30-Squares Commodore Hayward's birthday. the cup race is held. and Is open to All Special to the Herald Tribune Special to the Herald Tribune yachts in the racing classes of the fleet. NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 18. The event is R "chowder" race: that is. 23.-In a ten-knot southerly breeze handicaps are given at the start, and fifty-four boats of the Northeast Har- -Lark, sailed by John S. Ames, sailed the first yacht to cross the finish line bor fleet started the seventh race of to victory by 35 seconds today over wins. the August series today. After the Louise and Alan McIlhenny's Fidget The Bullseye class started first, with start the breeze fell off, and as the in the fifth special race of the North- the M. D. I. class crossing fifteen min- yachts rounded the first mark they east Harbor fleet's season. for the utes later. Class B started ten and became becalmed, thereby shuffling George Davenport Hayward Memorial a half minutes after the M. D. I. boats the classes so much that for the first Cup race, which was postponed yes- and Class A two minutes later with the time this season an "A" boat finished terday due to fog. Forty-two yachts 30-square meters starting last. fifteen ahead of the first thirty-square meter In all classes sailed over an inside minutes after the A boats. Fldget. a yacht. course in an eleven-knot south south- Bullseye boat. had an opportunity to William F. Cochran's Winsome won west breeze. win the race close to the finish by luf- the thirty-square meter class by more The cup was presented in 1925 as fing Lark. an yacht. but in fail- than seven minutes over John Tyssow- R memorial to George Davenport Hay- ing to do so lost its position, and the ski's Valee. In class A. first division, ward, who was commodore from 1923 Lark triumphed, thereby winning the J. A. Harris 3d's Scud won her first to 1925 and for many years one of the replica of the Hayward Cup. race of the season by eight minutes over Vance C. McCormick's Mecoh II. Sent in Thurs. Aug. 18,1932. In the second division of this class Miss Priscilla Merrill and Miss Mary Published Fri. Aug. 1932. Schieffelin in Pin crossed the finish line more than eight minutes ahead of the Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody's Daffy- dill. John R. Potter's Velox won the class B race over Norton Down's Navajo by almost seven minutes. In the MDI class Richard W. Hale jr.'s Vixen beat Miss Lucretla C. Brook's No. 6. The Bullseye class furnished an interesting race, six boats finishing within thirty- three seconds. O'Donnell Iselin's Gol- liwogg came in first two seconds ahead of Miss Anne Hopkin's Dart. The eleventh annual cruise of the Northeast Harbor fleet. which lasts for three days, will begin Thursday. Sent in Tues. Aug. 1932. Published Wed.Aug.24,1932. Valee Triumphs In Yacht Races Of Maine Fleet Atlanta, Aleda, Velox and White Rabbit Also Win Off Northeast Harbor Special to the Herald Tribune NORTHEAST HARBOR, Me., Aug. 30.-In a nine-knot fluky southwest wind fifty yachts of the Northeast Harbor fleet competed in the eighth race of the August series today. In the thirty-square-meter class John Tyssowski's Valee, which is leading lending this class, won its second race of the series by nearly four minutes over William F. Cochran's Winsome. practically clinching the series honors. In Classes A and B several upsets occurred, with some of the favorites finishing rather poorly. Class A. first division. was won by R. Gwynne Stout's Atlanta, which beat Samuel S. Drury jr.'s Flirt by forty seconds. In the second division William D. Lippin- cott's Aleda won her first race of the season when she beat Miss Lydia Lyman's Eaglet by more than ten minutes. In Class B John R. Potter's Velox beat Robert K. McInnes's Ventture II by five and a half minutes. Close finishes were recorded in this class and the second division of Class A, when ten yachts finished within a few seconds. Mrs. E. G. Stillman's White Rabbit easily won the MDI race, while Louise and Allan McIlhenny's Fidget won in the bullseye class, and con- tinues to hold a commanding lead. The last race of the August series will take place Friday. sent in Tues. Aug. 30, 1932. Published Ned. Aug. 31, 1932. Communications to the Portland Press Herald. 53 Boats Race At Lark Beats Fidget As Fine Races Mark 42 Boats Enter Race Northeast Harbor Down East Sails ecial Despatch to The Press Herald Northeast Harbor. Aug. 18.-With an 11 to nine knot breeze behind Special Despatch to The Press Herald them. 42 yachts competed in R Special Despatch to The Press Herald Northeast Harbor, Aug. 16.-In a 10 "chowder" race. all classes, for the Northeast Harbor. Aug. 19.-In a 16 to 12 knot southwest breeze, 53 boats George Davenport Hayward trophy today. and the Lark, an M. D. I. to 18 knot south wind, 39 yachts of of the Northeast Harbor fleet crossed boat. won by 35 seconds over Fidget. the fleet started the sixth race of the the starting line in the fifth race of a Bulls Eye class boat. Flirt, A class, August series in a DAIN storm and the August series. Classes A and B was third. heavy seas. The breeze, however. was took the new course just laid out The summary which is 'round a skiff placed 400 Boat. owner and class John S. splendid for racing and the boats. Ames MDT Fidget Louise and Alan Me- yards north of the Black Spar buoy Thenny, Bulls Eye: Plirt. Samuel S. Drurz. which braved the storm, had one of In the western way The 30 square Jr. A Golliwors O'Donnell Iselin. Bulls the best salls of the season. meter class for the scond time took Eye Velox John R. Potter. B: Skip Jack W. Rodmanfar B: Whistler. Nicholas C. Commodore Eddison's Aquila won another of the new courses instituted Jenks A: B Puff-In Mrs. James Murphy at the beginning of the season. Bulls Eye Hustle, Charles D. Dickey, A. the 30 square meter race by 24 sec- In the 30 square meter class. John Constance Crawford C. Madeira, Jr.. A: onds over John Tyssowski's Valee. In Sincle. Mrs O. H. P. Peoper. Bulls Eye Tyssowski's Valee won for the first Haloyon. Eliot Wadsworth. A: No. 6. Class A, 1st division, Samuel S. Drury, time this year by a minute and a half Lucretta C. Brooks. MDI: Pin. Priscilla Merrill. A Silverwing Rev. Henry W. Jr.'s Flirt won an exceedingly close over William F. Cochran's Winsome. Foote. A Atlanta. R. Gwynue Stout. A: In Class A first division. Vance C. race by beating Nicholas C. Jenks' Mecoh II. Vance C. McCormick A: Scud. McCormick's Mecoh II won first place J. A. Harris 3rd. A: Mary. Betty Wickes. Whistler by 14 seconds, Rev. Malcolm by 58 seconds over Michael Crofoot's A: Kipper Gerrish H. Milliken. A: Woozle. E. Peabody's Daffydill by 32 seconds John Corbin Eddison. Bulls Eye: Navalo. Hoydon, thereby leading many former and Betty Wicks's Mary by 33 sec- Norton Downs III. B: White Rabbit. Mrs. onds. In the second division of this winners who are sailing in this divis- E G. Stillman. MD I: Last Chance. Whar- ion this week. In the second division ton Sinkler. A : Sea Urchin, Kate Youne. class Wharton Sinklers Last Chance M D I Veep Thomas Reath. Jr. B: Dart, beat in George R. Clark's Don Q by of this class R. Gwynne Stout's At- Anne Houkins. Bulls Eye: Aquilu. W. Bar- 27 seconds. lanta returned to winning form oy ton Edidison. 30 sq. meter: Ino. Elizabeth beating William O. Lippincott's Aleda Maderia. A: Sinbad, Charles Pratt. A: Class B was won by Henry Reath's Tsana. William J. Strawbridge, 30 59. Vega who beat W. Rodman Fay's Skip by over two minutes. meter: Alanda, Eukene DuPont, A: Reef Jack by 22 seconds. In the M D I Class B was again won by W. Rod- Point. Robert W Tilney, A: Don O., man Fay's Skip Jack, who beat Fran- George R. Clark. A: Valee. John Tyssow- Class John S. Ames' Lark won over skl. 30 so. meter: Winsome. William F. Richard W. Hale. Jr.'s. Vixen by al- This Welch's Shad by slightly over a Cochran 30 sa meter: Venture II. Robert most two minutes. O'Donnell Iselin's minute. The standing in total points K Mefannes. B: Steps. Robert Thaver. A: Bacardl. Ernest R. Dane Jr. 30 30. Golliwogg won the Bull's Eye race by in this is exceedingly close now due to meter. oke- Bowen Blair. Bulls Eye: Kit 39 seconds over Clement C. Kite's Mr. Fay's two recent victories. In the Kat. Dr. William Earl Clark R. Bingle. With two-thirds of the races in M D. I. class. Mrs. E. G. Stillman's the August series already sailed. the White Rabbit won over Richard W Sentin Thurs 18,1932. total points in the various classes are Hale, Jr.'s Vixen by a minute. Louise closely bunched. In Class A there are and Alan McIlhenny's Fidget beat Published Ang. 1932. seven or eight boats which have a Anne Hopkins' Dart by 10 seconds in chance for winning the series in their The bullseve class. class. Summary: In the other classes where there are 30 Square Meter Class Boat owner and time not quite so many boats registered, at Valee. John Tyssowski. 1:29.29 Winsome least three yachts have splendid William Cochran 1:31.00: Bacard. Ern. chances for taking first honors in est B. Dane. Jr. 1:32:09 Aquila. W. Bar- ton Eddison. 1:32.10: Tsana. William J their respective classes. Strawbridge 1.34.27 Summary: Class A: First Division 30 Sq. Meter Class Mecoh II. Vance C. McCormick. 1:41.48: Hoydon Michael Crofoot 1:42.46: Hustla. Boat Owner Hrs. Mins. Sec. Charles D. Dickey 1:43.1 Mary Betty Aquila. W. Barton Eddison 0 58 31 Wickes. 49: Daffydill. Rev Malcolm Valee. John Tyssowski 0 58 54 E Peabody 1:43.52. Whistler. Nicholas C. Bicardi, Ernest B. Dane. Jenks 1:44.07: Ino. Elizabeth Maderia Jr. 1 00 38 1.44.25 Flint. Samuel Drury, Jr. Class A 1st Division 44.30. Haleyon. Eliot Wadsworth 1:45.36 Flirt. Samuel S. Drury, Jr. 1 07 53 Class A: First Division Whistler. Nicholas C. Jenks 1 07 12 Sinbad, Charles Pratt. 1:46.38: Halo Daffydill. Rev. Malcolm Harry G. Haskell. 1:47.06: Eaglet Lydia Peabody I 07 TO Lyman. 47.50 Pin. Prisellia Merrill Mary. Betty Wickes 1 07 31 1:48.06 Seud. Alan Fox. 1:48:36. Class A: Second Division Mecoh II. Vance C. Mc- Atlanta R. Gwynn Stout 1.39.44 Aleda, Cormick 1 08 24 William D. Lippincott. 42.30 Alanda. Send. T . Harris III I 28 55 Eugene Dupont :42.34 Kipper. Gerrish Inc. Elizabeth Maderia 1 09 35 Muliken. 1:46:29: Salcee. Dr. Edward Hoyden. L. F. Crotool 1 09 43 Keyes Jr. 1:46 37: Last Chance Whar- Eagler. Lydia Lyman I 11 OR ton Sinkler, 1:48.14: Steps Robert Thay Sinbad, Charles Pratt 11 08 1:49.57: Don Q. George R. Clark Hustla. Charles D. Dicker DNF 50.00 Polly Louise Corning. :50.32 Class A. 2nd Division No. 43. Gurdon Maynard. 1:51.13: Con- Last Chance. Wharton stance. Crawford C. Madeira, did not fin- Sinkler 09 33 ish. Class R Don Q. George R Clark 10 02 Skip Jack W. Rodman Pay 1:42.02 Kipper. Gerrish H. Milli- Shad. Francis Welch 1:43.06 Venture II. ken 1 11 02 Robert K. MeInnes, 44.15; Veza. Thomas Reef Point. Robert Tilney I 13 OR Reath. Jr 1:44.31: Velox. John R Pot- Steps. Robert Thayer 13 08 er. 1:50.33: Kit Kat. Dr William Earl Atlanda, R. Gwynne Stout 1 14 03 Clark 1:31.15: Navajo. Norton Downs Class B Hrs. Mins. Sec 3rd. 1:53.37: Silverwine. Rev. Henry W. Vega. Henry Reath 1 09 33 Foote. Jr.. 1:54.04. Skio Jack, W. Rodman M. D. I. Class Fay 1 09 55 White Rabbit Mrs E G Stilman Venture I. Robert K. 46.50: Vixen. Henry W. Hale Jr. 47.55 MeInne= 1 10 40 No. Henry Luman Jr. 48.22.1 Lark Velox. John R. Potter. 1 11 31 John S. Ames, :48.23 No. 6. Lucretta C. Silverwings. Rev. Henry W. Brooks, :49.04: Sea Urchin, Kate Young. Foote 1 12 07 :49.06. Kit Kat, Dr. William Earl Bull's Eye Class Clark 1 13 54 Fidget Louise and Alan Mellheans M. D. I. Class 14.15: Dart Anne Hopkins Gol- Lark. John S Ames, 0 40 35 LINOZS, "Donnell Iselin. :55.42: Bingle Clement C. Kite, :56.33 Vixen. Richard W. Hale. Okay. Bowen Blair. 56.39: Woozle. John Corbin Eddi. Jr. 0 42 29 son. 36.58: Puff-In. Mrs. James Murphy, White Rabbit. Mrs. E. G. Stillman 0 46 06 :57.35: Sizzle, Mrs. O. H. P. Pepper Sea Urchin. Kate Young 0 47 42 :58.10. Bulls Eye Class Gelliwogg. ODonnell Iselin 0 47 13 Sentin Tues. Aug. 16,1932 Bingle. Clement C. Kite. 0 47 53 Fidget. Louise and Alan Mellhenny 0 50 30 Published Wed. Aug. 171932 Sentin 19,1932 Puff-In. Mrs. James Mur- phy, 0 50 so Dart. Anne Hopkins, 0 51 18 Published Sizzle, Mrs. O. H. P. Pep- 0 51 24 per Okay, Bowen Black 0 31 30 Woozle. John Conbin Eddi- 0 53 son 55 Calm Hurts Yachting Yacht Fleet Competes Dr. Stebbins Winner At Northeast Harbor In Series Of Races Of "Tin Cup" Battle Special Despatch to The Press Herald Special Despatch to The Press Herald Special Despatch to The Press Herald Northeast Harbor. Aug. 23.-Alded Northeast Harbor. Aug. 30.-In a Northeast Harbor, Sept. 5.-The by a 10 to 13 knot southerly breeze at nine knot flukey southwest wind. 50 sixth and last special race of the the start. 54 boats of the Northeast yachts of the fleet competed in the Northeast Harbor fleet, the Seaman's Harbor Fleet, the largest group to eighth race of the August séries today. Race, was sailed this morning, in a 3 participate in a race here this year. In the 30 square meter class John to 8 knot east southeast wind and were off to a flying start today until Tyssoski's Valee. which is leading pea-soup fog. Dr. Henry D. Stebbins, they rounded the first mark when the this class. won its second race of the sailing the Vega. came in first, with breeze fell off and the yachts became series by nearly four minutes over Francis C. Welch, sailing the Silver- William F. Cochran's Winsome, there- becalmed. wing, a close second. In 1927 this Thereafter during the finish the by practically clinching first honors race was instituted among the yachts- for the series. yachts were very much mixed up, men of Southwest Harbor and in 1928 In Class A and B there were a failing to come in according to the it was made an annual fleet event, a number of upsets today with some of groups which started. There were trophy being presented by John Tys- the favorites finishing rather poorly many close finishes but not with the sowski and Malcolm N. Stanley. In Class A. first division, was won by R. separate classes. William F. Coch- this race only Class B yachts are used Gwynne Stout's Atlanta which beat rane's Winsome won the 30 square and if the owners are not sailing Samuel S. Drury, Jr.'s. Flirt by 40 meter class by more than seven min- themselves they may designate a sub- seconds. In the second division Wil- utes over Joh Tyssowski's Vallee in stitute skipper. liam D. Lippincott's Aleda won its Class A, first division. J .A. Harris' Certain special regulations apply to first race of the season when it beat Seud won its first race of the season this particular race in that just be- Lydia Lyman's Eaglet by over ten by 8 minutes over Vance C. McCor- fore the race started skippers draw minutes. mick's Mecoh II. In the second di- lots for boats, and each must sail In Class B John R. Potter's Velox vision of this class Priscilla Merrill single-handed in the boat drawn. beat Robert K. McInnes' Venture II and Mary Schieffelin's Pin crossed Skippers have to report yachts in good by five and R half minutes. the finish line more than eight min- seamanlike condition. The name of utes ahead of Rev. Malcolm E. Pea- the winner is engraved on the famous body's Daffydill. John R. Potter's Ve- sent in Tues. Aug. 30,1932. Southwest Harbor tin cup and fleet lox won the Class B race over Norton pennants are given for first, second Down, III's Navjo by almost seven Pub lished Wed. Aug. 1932. and third places. This is the one minutes. In the M. D. I. Class, Rich- race that is rarely ever postponed. ard W. Hale, Jr.'s Vixen beat Lucre- tia C. Brooks' No. 6 by almost two Sent in Mon. Sept. 5,1932 minutes. The Bulls Eye Class furnished an Published Tues. Sopt.6,193 interesting race, having six boats finish within a period of 3 seconds. O'Donnell Iselins' Golliwogg came in first, just two seconds ahead of Anne Hopkins' Dart. The eleventh annual cruise of the Northeast Harbor Fleet which lasts for three days will begin Thursday, Aug. 25. This event is the climax of the yachting season here and is con- sidered one of the finest affairs spon- sored by the fleet. The first day of the cruise the yachts will race to Al- len Cove near Brooklin 1/ Bluehill Bay, where they will spend the first night. Sentin Tues. Aug. 23, 1932. Published Wed. Aug.24, 1932. NORTHEAST HARBOR TENNIS At Northeast Harbor. Me. FOULKE IN NET FINAL Men's Singles AT NORTHEAST HARBOR First round -J C. Heck defeate! J. Craw- ford. 6-2 6- 3: N. Wainwright defeated [Special Dispatch to The Herald] C. Ware 6-8 G-2. J. 1. W/YR won from W. Scott by default: T. Ja k. NORTHEAST HARBOR. Me., Aug. son defeated J. W. Clark. 6-0 C-3- D. 18-Playing a very good placement game Bowen defeated P. Jones. 6-1. 1-1 G. in the Northeast Harbor tennis tourna- Clark defeated H. Lewis 3-4 6-1 S. H. Wolcott won from W. Rawle by de- ment. Princeton's 1933 tennis captain. fault: A. L. Keye- defeated W Lewis, W. D. Foulke seeded No. 1, won over 1-2 1-7: J Gerad defeated R Millikeri, 6-1 J. Gerad won from G Upp+ D. K. Bowen, seeded No. 3. in the man by default: W Clark defeated S men's singles. Anne Coxe Newbold, Gerad. Jr.. 6-1 7-3: W. Blain defeated seeded No. 1. easily won her match Dr. E. 1. Keves, 7-3, 6-8 D. Campbell defeated P. Deturnet a 1-0: J. A. with Elizabeth Smyth. Vieter defeated B Fraley, 1-6 n-2. Tennis enthusiasts are looking forward :- W Smyth defeated J A. Victor. G-1 6-2 E Jackson defeated P. Cook. to the finals in the men's singles when it-1. 1-6 4-4: L. Howen defeated A Foulke will meet William Smyth, who Stewart 6-0 G-3: B. Spahr won from played on the Yale tennis team in 1932. R. Moss by default Second round- W. Foulke defeated N Wain- Miss Newbold and Miss Noyes are meet- wright. 6-0 G-1: J. Ware defeated 8 ing for the third time tomorrow in the Jackson, G-1. #2 D. Power defected women's singles. Both. have taken a G. Clark. G-2 S. Wolcott de feated A. Keyes. G-1. and J Getted defeated match. Miss Newbold in Bar Harbor and W. Clark a in W. Blade defeated Miss Noyes in Seal Harbor. D. Campbell G-1. 622 W. Smyth de Men's singles-W. D. Foulke defeated D. feated E Jackson 6-3 South L. Bowen K Bowen G-1. 6-2 defeated B. Spahr. 6-1 6-2. Women's singles-Anne Coxe Newbold Watnen's Sincles seeded No. 1. defeated Elizabeth Smyth. First round-Miss D Disston won from Mrs. 6-0. 6-3. H. Lewis by default: Mrs. Penaluzion de feated Miss A Allen the Miss Frothinzham defeated Miss A. Kuriz, G-7 7-1 Miss G Bowen defeated Miss Kite -. Miss B. Kartz de- M. V. Allen. -0. S-6 Miss N Wicks defeated Miss M. Heck G-1. 6-2 Mico E Haskell won from Mrs W. Scott by default: Miss A. C. Newbold drea leated Miss F. Drury it 6-1: Miss Ruth Lsman detexted Miss M. Peabody #-2. 1-6 the Miss H. Hatch defeated Miss E Sibley, G-0 6-0 Miss H. Jack- son defeated Mike S. Scott 12-10 6-3: Mixk Smyth defeated Miss A: Sibles G-1. 1-3 MI-- E. Victor defeated Miss P. Merrill. SG G-2: Miss A. Seull won from Miss E. Kentieds by default: Miss Whiteman WOB from Miss B Howen by default Second round Min H. Noyes defeated Miss D. Disston. 6-2 ⑆-1: Miss Frothingham won from Mrs. Pennington by default: Miss R Kurtz defeated Miss G. Fowen that 6-1 Miss N. Wicks deleated Miss E. Ha-kell. n-2 G-1 Miss A. C New bold defeated Miss Ruth Lyman 62 Miss n. Hatch defeated Miss H. Jackson 0-1 Mink Smith defeated Miss E Victor. G-2. 6-1 Mixs White DIATE deleated Miss A. Smill. 6-0, G-1. Men's desible H. Lewis and Knedler de- feated J. Victor and N. Wainwricht. G-0 G-1: J. Gerad and B. Spahr defeated W. THIS and partner. ii e-3: Dr E 1. Keyes and A.L. Keyer Jr. defeated E. Jackson and W. L. Clark 20 IS 6-2: S. Welcott and G. La Clark w Fottlis and St Jackson. D. K Bowen and In Howen drew byes,