been computed in tho Columbia Uni. versity laboratory of physics. Baryton at 1 o'clock, and the Shamrock Resolute and Shamrock Abreast went over the line at 1:22 in the If the fact of the time allowance had Work weather after Adams had made Friday, the 23d. been from Superior position SeelT concealed tho watchers on no attempt whatever to take that berth As III the attendant craft, they would have himself. The Lipton craft passes under Omen by Crewt been under the hallucination that they Of Adams Wins the «tern of the lightship and seemed to have every possible advantage in While the next were watching tho sea drama of tho the getaway. The t: offer, der went up America's Crm ages. But the cold facts of the meas¬ Windward Duel toward the committee boat and crossed race han been set for to-morrow urements and tho calculations dog« to ~'irr Btern 19 seconds had been ! exactly by the» race committee, it revealed to them and they knew that after her opponent had gone over. Wa Right here began as pretty a wind- doubtful last-night whether they were seeing a very futile Firgt Five Minutes Prove th* attempt ward duel as was ever staged by con¬ managers of Shamrock IV of Shamrock to win the third race and ResoluterIs Master; Amer¬ testants for the America's Cup. For Resolute could or 7ho America's Cup. Burton it was a desperate one, calcu¬ muster a Sl!* Gives lated to tax his skill to the cient number of It was first reported that boat for ican Whole Atten¬ utmost, foremast hand« for he knew he could not point as to boat Shamrock IV had won on elapsed tion to Into Breeze operate the yachts. Both Eating high as his rival and would have to find decifire that ere«, tint« by cne second, hut this .«was cor¬ some other means of getting to the it would b? flying rected by from the official boat. outer mark first. Th;- first five minutes the face of fate to sai, j* signals Skill Taxed to Utmost of heat, demonstrated a race on H was a dead boat and the yesterday's clear- which actually ly R( solute's superiority in windward Friday, carril s a trad; oldest of tho followers of yacht races work. tional ill omen for all men of could not recall an instance where this Burton Appears to Have Bel¬ The little white sloop seemed to be the sea. had happened before. ter of That 'sailing directly into the teeth of the Jockeying j wind and «very tack found her rival a P.esolute's men ais ay that in No Hace To-day, Shamrock in Dock greater distance in her ¡oe. Snam- addition to Precedes Start of Race rock's being Fri lay, There will be no race Sham¬ j windward work yesterday, how- tó-mor" to-day. ! was a row is the 23d, rock is ordered into over, vast improvement over her which, they rJe." drydock by her By Jack Lawrence showing in the fifteen-mile beat in dare, is almost as ! Sir Thomas The next ad for 1 owner, Lipton. Resolute won the third America's Thursday's race. sailor as the 13th. race will be over the triangular course. Both yachts crossed the line on the Cup race yesterday because of her starboard tack The fact at.d it was over a course j and Shamrock, with a that this is the triangular marvelous in to «windward Jersey coast added to thir¬ that Shamrock outsailed and outlucked ability going pilot her after- teenth series for the and because in that leg of the contest guard, immediately shifted over to has America's Resoluto Tuesday. she had port and began a long hitch for the f'up convinced the men on In the next race it would seem that exactly the wind velocity she beach. Adams likes Captain appeared to be both yachts that no good Sir Thomas might see the consumma¬ best .about ten knots. The entirely disinterested in this maneuver from cancón« tion of his life's ambition, if ever. failure of Shamrock IV to point with on the part of the challenger. He gave sailing a race on In work to the windward it his entire Friday' the Resolute in the fifteen-mi.e beat cost attention to his old game of seemed to be demonstrated that Reso¬ eating into the wind, Shamrock the the race and leaving even then, that she lute, with a fair and steady breeze, can challenger perhaps Sir to go her leeward way alone. had r.o' » «,. outfoot Shamrock by enough distance Thomas Lipton the honor of winning of- overcoming \.***** allowance of seven Hoped to Out foot Adams minutes and one second to prevent that the world's yachting championship. to she 4 !f minutes and one second made Burton appeared to believe that he the defender. She wan being Another of doldrums was in overt^ \'.p in the reach home. the day could outfoot Adams and gain a suffi- Retolute surely, but foo Yesterday prospect when cient lead achieve the .* » S!Ä< defender made that evident under the Shamrock and Resol¿te j to enable him to tack across smgl « order to caoture the im. , .- ,ceas guidance of Captain Charles Francis prepared to leave their respective tho latter's hew, and in this way get Adams, who seemed to feel tho pulses in out of her lee. His early tad anchorages Sandy Hook Bay yester- the windward were all of all the winds when he worked his log made with [a into the and day morning for their third cup battle. this idea in view, but when the ¡o a mj>nute8 loop breeze, coaxing W,th h-ss - wheedling it. The managers of the big green sloop port tack failo.d he must have known f the feat was defender's hull fron ,f "«g Running before the wind with large hoped sincerely that, it would be the impossible. Kool .,.*rft? but of canvas The challenger moved along at great lenger. awkward-looking spread last race of the series. on chaser out the challenger Inevitably will pass the speed this tack, and at 1:52 went edged .ft 5»g from The surface of the Lower at that over to starboard in a Resolute, but, judging yester¬ Bay desperate effort ft en °*" vaterki day's performance, not by enough to time was a shimmering field of oil, to head off the defender. It looked foj make up that time allowance. It would while the a time as though Burton's plan was tc "Breaks" Favor only motion on the open sea be successful, but as Resolme seem that tho America's Cup must be was Adams hold to his The wind had a lazy ground swell that port tack and the two grown pi ;:,-, and ,eT. lifted on a triangle in the seas off kept yachts began t eral times when Ambrose Channel if it is to be lifted" craft converge it became evident that Sham- Resolute's bow Ifod sightseeing rocking monotonously on the crest of a .- ., this series. rock's fast to leeward had nol spilled M^ during and made those on board feel extreme- her footing wind out of her mainsaü given sufficient gain to enable hei n-iker. and srrn Big Decrease in Audience ly pallid. The long, long roll had a to weather the defender. Shamrock's canvas heid wer filled ana si e m« ;í ocean tendency to Adams waited until he was rreate¿ Tl'.e Atlantic melodrama did give landlubbers a far- that csrtair lead as the defei not have the that saw the Rivals away Burton could not get out frorr .,'_!. gallery two photographed just after crossing the lino. The feeling amidships, and during the under his In the last quarter of a .-.os outside the channel. The at- finishing committee boat is standing lee and then he tacked, anc mile, W by. I tedious wait for the it was ever, Resolute made a tiesperat» ter tant boats were greatly diminished starting signa! apparent that he was still fai to the e*Tort there were many to windward of the Burtor regain lead, 'Ugh the in number; The Orizaba, disgruntled race on the unenthusiastic spec¬ tried challenger. result of the contest was en the revenue officers found some- following day, the defend¬ tators who wished every trick he knew to get out er replied that she was they were in some from all doubt, this final drivj for t ng on its ample and ordered the ready but Sham¬ solid under Resolute and made a num the'lhn hip the rock replied in the inland town, like .Marion. Ohio. ber of short hitches of under full sail made a spec 1« ... was the Summary of Third Race negative. Captain Falls hardly nn< thrilling sealed, among Burton decided a The minute's tacle. The "breal ..:-. that she needed scrap¬ Dirigible faithful duration. hin ud The which, car¬ navy blimp silhouetted They gained begin Highlander, ing and it was so ordered Sir and in some to ;avor Resoluto when she tru onlv ried members of the Xew York Yacht by itself languidly against the overcast nothing instances workec 300 Elapsed Corrected Thomas Lipton, whose steam yacht was out to the advantage of tho defender yards from -ft, an(j sye Club, was missing, and the little fleet Ft sky and a lone came down near With army to the Start. hovering the line. 3,000 plane from boat uj ." boats seemed to have come Finish. Time. Time. 1st finishing fishing Leg. 2d Leg. Mineóla Defender in the Lead the finest sprint a c el t ever the conclusion that there were no Resolute .1:00:41 twittered about high overhead. ip made. 5:03:47 4:03:0f> 3:57:05 2:24:40 1:38:26 Lipton Cheers for Vjctor The By ft o'clock the of th« It was now the Amei more thrills in yacht racing and re¬ Shamrock fleet of onlooking craft had velocity wind thatwu .1:00:22 5:03:28 -5:03:0« 4:03:06 2:2ti:44 1:36:22 Aficr talking with Shamrock IV, the Race Observers had increased to twelve knots and the doing the it the dis¬ sumed dwindled to a .. fishing. Resolute wins 7 minutes 1 Victoria rushed over to Resolute and couple of depopulated two yachts were tance to the line -.-. as t rl The official aerial fleet was as by second, corrected time. c!o«e hauled and cut¬ for hera just swung close. Sir Thomas excurison steamers and that the water belated drive, and the r m,.j numerous as ever. One impudent air- Lipton called group of ting through on their beam- ger r.csed for three cheers for the and the (Continued from nan» ene) yachts owned ends. Between 2:15 ¡n over nineteen see-- h ne dove clown too close to the cheers victor, by dyed-in-the-sea racing and 2:30 the ;Pa(j were given with a will. A fans sloops tacked a half dozen Deducting her star ...r siî. nd seemed ;<> be all who arc sure to be found on times, Bur¬ joy-riding sportsman always Sir and fore the crowd o'^ any ton the initiative onus from her elapsed time -ft ... over the ocean until the air was filled alive Thomas, bobbing pleasure course where taking in his struggle Chart of Race to the courtesies of the sea, e«/eii a sail is to be stretched ftj free himself of Resolute's lee. He with wireless reprimands anil the of¬ Yesterday's in a case of this sort. craft around the lightship was in slunk Sir Thomas, directly competition. tried everything known to the game, in¬ fender off to the shore in dis- within one race of the ambition of his below. The two yachts were fake i. tacking Old cluding tacks, but the maneuver The navy blimp NC-10 pot¬ lifetime, did not forget. back Reliables Are on Hand availed him tered around above in the santo aim- and forth waiting for the signal J. !'. ing nothing, and at 2:30 Yesterday the series looked as though to Morgan, commodore of the New the Riefender was 765 in the fashion, while the businesslike .!. were still in the hands of the start. When a signal broke out on York yards !o d« went about their wind Yacht C tub, turned up as usual lead, according to the range finder on torp« troyers ¦.id water gods that reign in the seas the committee tug, on the m the of the h ats There was ne bobbing the Corsair, which is supposed to he bridge destroyer Semmes. methodically. outside the channel. It is true that swell below, Lieutenant Evans crawled In this battle for the weather berth cluttering of the course by impulsive Sir Thomas Lipton holds two victories playing the rôle of guide boat for the the two craft. The race back and forth yachts made more than twenty greatest of them and that he needs one moro. through the airship to cup contenders. The she has tacks 'ound a sea only done to guiding between the starting line and the half-emptied theater, He already has come nearer to the tell his passengers that it meant "race date is hardly worth mention¬ outer mark. Tha interest seemed rapidly on the de¬ possession of the than ing. Another old reliable follower of cline. cup any chal¬ postponed until later at fifteen miau e the Both yachts made the mark on the lenger to date. Only once since the wind-driven racing :;amc on hand ftarboard ow to intervals." Back in his seat, he sent was the motorized tack, Resolute at this time treat Start Postponed an Hour ;ues1 of the cup started, nearly seventy houseboat Edithia, appearing to feel the breeze years ago, has boat the ship over the start. owned by John II. Hanau. She had freshening 01 to the Ambrose any except Sham¬ circling A Add more- than the challenger, Working light rock IV won one race from a moment later another ¡.-.on G. Hanan aboard judging by Hyour refrigera¬ defender. signal showed yesterday, the way she was lied th« I nol sc< m to be the sign of a After a uii the committee boat. said to be the cleverest amateur ing as she .¦'¦ and the start was thirteen-year campaign Sll skip- swooped down on the stake. She oostponed Thomas Lipton has won two ! er in America. tor and save ice for an hour while the two yachts Ballast Coos Overboard The rounded at 2:24:40 with a lead of two But «me white-haired expert, old in Victoria, with Sir Thomas Lipton minutes and four seconds. ab« ut among the lolling de aim "We'll and a small party of the doors so watching studying cup races. go down to read it," Evans guests, followed The of the on Keep tightly closed, and revenue boats. Then there cackled and th«1 the ambitious «out of handling defender tin- i« a hoarsely that hoary jest that called, sb.ip's head sank siowly challenger the turns was a of that the cold can't to be just zephyr from thi ,vas born when Sir Thomas as she dove Sandy Hook horseshoe, and the snappy piece work. he¡ air escape. it and a scan was first set his down to a lower level. two spinnaker called. on There were blown raucous pole being in position be¬ Shamrock heart the winning of the cup seemed to be something wrong many salutations fore she was out Never hot food into it. shot across the mark fin 'There's a when she on their way to the line. The straightened for the put i- many slip 'twixt the cup flatti ned close down to the Victoria run down h mbersome eagerness into the answered them even the wind. That sail was up :'.i\ the Lipton," he cackled. Which iteamers and tailing craft below. Evans all, to a thin so¬ in before the turn Don't the ice in blankets of rid and it seemed the skipper of and prano toot that was stops was made and wrap to venerable joke made one realize how his crew ki pt lu :ing up L« the piped by the small when the order came challenger tried blanket the defend " ml how above. He bag cabin cruiser whose home to release k the papers; the whole of t throttle the hard Sir Tilomas Lipton pulled and tugged at the Runaway, great out on principle dainty windpipe of Re liad been to win back control cords port is Ind. wing splashed the por at the start. Hut the ancient trying the hun- in front of him, and both Sir Evansville, side without, a hitch. A few minute! refrigeration.the constant cir¬ !.*.« guinea cup that the America .rs roared into !ii e Thomas seemed to have some im the lead, for he was again. later a balloon jib was set. culation of air.is rought across the Atlantic. Swinging in a difficulty in figuring out how a boat then stopped. t. r winded and Resolute pushed out greal circle, the air¬ could got from the lead. Favored by Triangular Course ship liaran to climb, slowly and with¬ Ambrose Evunsville, Ind., tc Challenger Cuts Down Lead Have the ice chamber out the quick response of earlier in Channel, hut appeared satis- filled rega- Then followed a series of tack-: and On the showing to-morrow Sir Thorn- lied when one Burton duplicated these moves afte: feints at the day. Below a white .'team some told him it arriver he larly.it will cost less in the tacks until the boats looked will know if he is on another fruit- from the commutée puff over the Erie and that Evansville had rounded the turn, but it lookec long da ,i of boi t marked the for a moment run to pair exaggerated insects in (post, according to a consensui ranked next to Sioux as a as though the spinnakc keep the temperature as as f five-minute whistle, and as the City yacht¬ they sparred for an opening yacht experts. The tesl yesterdaj rounded toward blimp ing cent« r. stops were going to cause the boa uniform as nirl >¦ the sea. The <-;-. thuf his Rockaway the racer; the same nearly possible. br« showed chance would be Elighl wont over the It was obvious that de¬ trouble she had on to freshen and the racers bore in a fair wind on that sort line on the lirsl out- Tuesday's with her Tuesda; Use clean ice. off of a course ivard tack. cisive and unqualified ovei ballooner. The spinnaker wa pure, Jei «hore «¿i the oi f?ut with a victory direction triangular course, sailinf But the was Resolute had imbued crev finally set, however, and the ba]looi D I Beach h« more and more luck and C-10 done with the race Shamrock's Knickerbocker Irr- í.-f made eling us sailing skill on the part ol She was and with large quantities of confidence anc jib followed it quickly;. from four» th« breeze Th« Captain Burton it heavy suden, and Evans The after (imeí filtered water, is in gradually strengthened. might happen signalled for ballast to over. pep. They made preparations for yes¬ long $tern chase the puce frozen nanitary per of Shamrock pointed farthest. Again, with a breeze that blew at <%> Fron Resolute then containers and rf< live r< «/ in anwaeoat, both her cockpits showers of wem terday's race with a dash and making began in earnest clt .-.A .. a.' ,i. too the sand vigoi with the lively gait, delicate-looking de flown. Not a word had been that surprised onlookers. wind dropping gradually unti As they worked over to a point off fonder might meet, with a Si. The roar spoken, it was hardly more than bore Thomas mishap. of the motors and rush ol Burton's eight knots ;¦; Deach they close together would not relish that sort o air would have Crew Confident Although Shamrock's spinnaker an ai a drowned any again they feinted and fenced. victory, but he might win it. at talk. attempt Captain Burton broke' out a pair o balloon jib appeared to spill the win Knickerbocker Suddenly Resolute shot across and per¬ Hut, whatever else may u pristine flannel trousers in honor of a great deal it was that tl this ¡undent happen Again the commander called for bal plain she wa med feal oi' nautical jiu-jitsu, feud, there never will b hist overboard. The sand the third race and his entire after picking up foot by foot the ground sh which % known as a reed of went out h blanketing. The pic;are= like those that weri a stream. Ahead and far below guard looked exceedingly sprightly had lost in the windward leg. ails of Shamrock were all but shown on that fast sea When were When emptj running yester Rockaway Beach and Jamaica La; orders issued the cha! the yachts were half wa the result of the manouvi-r. day. If Shamrock should win by a bl< ieaped into view lenger's foremast hands carried then home, or seven und one-half miles fre¬ JL O the The :iu no it will be no through haze, i ine per of Shamrock tried more margin spectacle. She wil shout over the radio phone bail toll out as though they had already col stake they had just turned. :h (.'.' this The fore have to lead Resolute so far that thi the men lected the amoun had cut jockeying. challenge!- at the station the blimp va very considerable challenger down Resolute' .-. while Resolute coaxed her way daintily-etched defender will, look lik coming. Little ran of cash they have with Reso lead to 450 yards; but it was obv iti Company a wraith figures out ove wagered rd against the wind, gaining inch ship again in her misty wake the dying field. On the bay small boat ..';i and fool v foot as every SUC- The action will all be in the testin« and If Charles Francis of launches were scattered about lik Adams, amateur d ing tack denot« d. up the watches. The race will b chnis in a tub. skipper of the defender, desired light i'.« olute became dim against the run with the scratching of pencils 01 airs for the start of the third cup bat¬ background out to sea, while pads as they make their additions an« Blimp Sinks Fast tle, he certainly found his wdsh ma¬ rock lumbered far in subtractions. There are no thrills Evans stared overside at STORE CLOSED SATURDAY DURING JULY and AUGUST sullenly her the the ii-''!d, then terialized when he reached the course. .' green wake. heeled till counting house and there is no ro the ladder swung, and the now An hour before the They imtnnn In nriflimatif airship, preparatory signal their decks wort running with water, tipping down by the head and sinking was set the wind was (latter than it for the bj-.c/.e was freshen- Boat-for-Boat Race fast, despite her roaring motors and b.ad been at any time steadiiy Urged the of during Tuesday's they worked out toward the open If there are to be more angle lifting planes, turned out contest. What there was of it came ocean. campaigns toward the The to lift the cup on this sid'.' of the hay. commander came in soft and unsteady puffs from the A; A o'clock th.e distance between the Atlantic or southwest. * the other, it is to be vo racers had widened to about two- the hoped "Throw ovei your There was so little 11 :-0 that rules will let the called to batteries!" he breeze at of a mile, and Resolute was coax- ami th<> defender .--ail challenger the radio men. the that a was hoisted their races boat a Slashing postponement signal -r way again: t the wind that fur so wires with knife, the operator from the committee boat For boat, that the pictures, if future the box heaved Baryton. ed to press back against tho chal¬ .contests produce any pictures weighty to the cockpit rail. It an hour the two sloop.; cruised about lenger. 1!\ this time both weic those equalling went hurtling down to in the littul head- of yesterday, may mean somo- water. splash in the zephyrs, sometimes with mai ;. '¡at glistened against h n g. The suif.ice appeared to be hardly enough power in their sails to ci. hull of tiie Morgan yacht Cor- }'.vií' was that leaping upward. The ship was give them steerage way. It was evi¬ a everything W. Clark fast drop¬ wind was freshening stoad- 'Russell and Captain ping but there was little sensa¬ dent that the committee realized that nd there were Marryatt dreamed tion of save splashes of white about condensed and in ont falling, the rush of the the America's Cup might be won or on the seas. epitomized wind. It was a swift lost on the course swiftly running ¡flashing series of a drami elide down Sandy Hook in this By this time the watchers to that should pictures, sleep slope. .ace. and there was no desire to send began have made the blood rui " realize taut there would be a "Life preservers ! Evan the boats awav in a wind that actually riot, but Ion;; before it was staged r the called abov« might race. .Not only that, but it of dying roar of the motors .-is devote its entire attention to one, with promised professor physics, sitting with his were thc\ to be the liveliest race of tho tables in a cut down. The disastrous results for the other. series. musty laboratory, had il m passenger.-; begat The destroyer Semmes, in the smudged out with ft.uggle out of the parachute wake of traveling figures in advance noss in which liar Delay Proves Wise Move Shamrock, had to hit it up to Romance, glorious romance t^f the opci they had rieen rigged fo ten knots to keep up with the sea, was to safety's sake, and the The postponement proved to have the yachts, trying force its way t« engineer leanei a following groups sched¬ and 10 been the men who worked with steam tin- sight of the hut first iel out all the gasoline in'thi wise move on the part of the began to take ;.u city, arithmetic ami Race for at 12:30 the re¬ inte Pas' in the era:'» slammed the gatea m her face. tanks, handed out the jackets. Committee, that went by power of the wind Foot by foot the of the viving wAid could be seen dappling the press¬ slope fal surface of tho sea far to uled for immediate ing against the can va.-,. '.¦.lined. Then, with a final I h down the disposal.. lute lost the first race as rush, southwest. At when the Resolute her throat watching a game lighter beaten at of»the big gas bag struck watei 12:45, prepara¬ Sweeps Like Falcon halyards broke. the Shamrock's American Aie the front tory signal was set, there whs onty a start, but putting up a li^ht that was end of the car over They were about this on all a o if plunge fuint breeze, but it indica¬ Heeling at a dizzy angle, Res¬ talking light. And Son up to the cockpit rail, a gave every olute swept of the attendant boats as Shamrock of j Arc Sea Hcroc:- shook bump tion of freshening. Cotton Frocks and Dresses at up to the mark a Each the boats carried ing lurch her and the $20 like sp on her everything gas bn The cours«.« falcon swooping aft<_>r its clumsy way before the that would catch the air. went toppling to one side. signals called for a lif- quarry. It wind. There was But th tijen-mile beat to ami swept around the The snapping of one of those no to be tail of the was full windward return, A limited selection of in voile and » glistening buoy with slender maneuvering done. The wind Captain Applegate Receive«! bag and the ¿tor the outer remaining styles gingham, organdie, rush of and spars of Resolute might mean «Vas of tue car i mark being hud by Captain wings pointed homeward- the end of the behind and the mark was dead Medal for still ode hi- su r: ace. ftül Louis R. Blix in the olher sheer fabrics. bound. Then came the of America's Tup as an ahead. Carnegie Kc^cue a splashing wave from the steamer Eileen canvas with shifting the American and a plunge ha Miirse. This stake was anchored at a the beautiful swiftness trophy long battle to With the result as clear as When Storm Daunted Others reached any but the forward and liring it back. The of one of though cocKpit. point about seven miles off the beach at regularity which has marked the parting ''Resolute Wins" was .a taiii Andrew of those thread-like ropes cause the alreudy flaring Jackson Appl Boats to Re« « tie Ocean Grove, The first would have handling the American yacht, might the headlines, they gathered on the s -;i h -fth!. Nft iiurrj leg ficially at least. super¬ collapse of that beautiful canvas dra¬ decks ¡of .1., who is act ing a A last turn of kept the racers within view of the Street and the of the attendant boats to watch tide and wind ¡Xpert i the Shamroel' the starboard pre shore for and Afternoon Gowns at series .. the $38-$58 Only for one brief instant the pery, would end with tin: the of the has oollcr tor ;;¦ iio.e practically entire con¬ long floss of the passing defender by the another claim to fame. He an test, hutl i; not for a white spinnaker seemed to ho cup. It was hi.- fabric, but the was been smoky haze ,1 ami challenger. like watching a son a few years ago put ml' in ship riding wit! that huna- over A ¡('grouping of miscellaneous for all occasions in chiffon, the watchers to motion i ut ha '. '.' .; the water. The mist styles begun murmur thai Hoping Resolute Would Hold picture that ought to blow iliat daunted even the coas g u lie kei n eric.', n« was so some of the ill-luck was thrill, thick during the early part of that happened tc Will she hold? asked. that meant to thrill. But picture- guards to accomplish a rescue fo the ¡1rs', that Georgette crepe, satin, taffeta and other light Summer materials. the sails of on they The wind do leg the yachts were at. Shamrock the previous was almost as as not count in the face of realities. which lie received a "Well, we're down,'1 said Evans i.:;.' befall heavy it was on the Curnogie Medal. a time almost out of si^ht of each «lay might the' defender. Bui first day when Resolute Almost within a mi!,' of the Following the st-a alone; the Atlanti casual tone. "Stick to the ship." other. the spinnaker broke out and tilled collapsed light¬ coast His crew and witl with a lead that would have won a ship and the waiting craft the passing from Maine to Florida for fift passengers obeye Tiie a snap. Then the balloon shot vic- came, and The shore was warning signal was hoisted on jib oui ti rj without a time allowance. The Shamrock led over the mark years, lie came into prominence in lid only a few hundre the at and at this and Club at 18 um«! the was set Baryton 12:55, time Sport Skirts $ defender for the daRl when he a yards away. Country heavier looking Shamrock IV bulked by open water, shooting for a point dared tremendous surf an Boats and launches wei .¡eie was a nice tiome wing and a whit« Ai'a..:l\ in tii«' center s'ivod two sailing breeze tilling wing, great I'l- enough to carry all that exagger- of the line be¬ men and a woman strande hurrying up to offer rescue, but bi the wings of both An attractive assortment of bird with a glistening spread of tween the in :\ launch in a fore arrived the sloops. styles developed in the various fashionable for wings ated spread of canvas, but Resolute lightship and the stake!.oat. gale off Seabright. they C-10 h..d moor« As in Tuesday's race, Burton just at this instant the sun flash«1. looked so She «it least flaunted her A heavy northeaster was herself ¡'.gainst a' Captain materials suitable for wear out in full to dainty and frail as she cut ampio dra¬ blowin ragged row appeared to have the b«'fter of the with the Smart Sweater Coat or Sport give the proper high the water! The was peries in tho finely chiseled face of when the stranded launch, with moto pil« and Evans waved them jock¬ to the hi'j; green sloop away. ey, ng that preceded the start, in a lights picture. gaining momentum all the time and Resoluto, but it was all futile and al¬ broken down and anchor wa "We'll wait for our own 1 ]aci(cl. Shamrock came lost, boats,'1 number of short hitches to the west of up to the mark clums¬ tl mark was hidden again by the most peevish to look at. sighted. None could be found wh called, and climbed on 'lie rocks but with ;. the line Adams appeared to be content ily rush «ft' sliced, and b< mists. The whistles were roaring and the would brave the surf un;:! stare at his ship lying with rudder fi to in gan to break out her set of car. sirens wore Captai follow the challenger's wake, al¬ huge When Captain "Bully" Norton, of the screaming a welcome, Applegate and his son Howard up in air, nose crumpled and torn ai the vas. The big overgrown Shamrock bore of to a¡ her car sunk to lowing Englishman to initiate the spinnakei destroyer S< mmes, announced that the port and began to pe h red. the first cockpit in tl maneuvers. Sheer Summer Blouses at I 18 shot out and went a $7-50-$ 5-$ taut in ft !.:; was half the drop the canvas. It was Father water. completed wind running and son manned their The ball was on The balloon jib unfolded more seemed die on her as high A naval starting raised the slow!;. to gradually again. It. heaped decks Resoluto powered sea skitT of the open young officer was first Dainty styles in tailored and in and Shamrock was sel for the vain but ¦.: knots m crossed the line. It typi reach the scene in a dressy models batiste, handkerchief several the space of seemed that Sham¬ drove through the surf and within n launch from tl stubborn t;:sk of that time a al miles md the oreen rock must have won on hour -tat ion, !¡nen, voile and net. killins bip boat elapsed time pulled alongside the helples i lnwancc. in tea ly. But by that time by a second or two, but the watches craft three miles "I wonder why he didn't put two Gibbons & found offshore, three men oil" Douglas Co., Shamrock already had demon il seemed clearly evident that the race that the time was exaetl> the Taking the stranded trio aboard, the in 'chutes?" he said, h.i 6 E. 45th thai with the wii d ..-i i, Resolute ii t same. Hero was to himself. St. Vand. 626 ¡me al¬ tho paradox which were unable to land on the beach an he«r down on the ii n .', hi", never boat bv boat. the landsman never will "Because he didn't think of Choice ¡election defender rolcntlesjly understand hud to make the nine-mile run aroun it Apartment» and Home?. Wool Sweaters.greatly reduced and steadily; It was a foregone con¬ Although the watchers knew that the A dead heat, after thirty miles, and tho Hook and the thanks be," answered the blimp pa Furnished and unfurnished for Oct. l»t. o' Sandy through horsesho -enger whom he clusion that Shamrock would m il Shamrock acres-; the defender wins by seven minutes and :i to the River. to spoke. The r Season or year, PARK AVE. and Odd of and more the mark not mean Shrewsbury porter had n swift vision of vicinity. groups dip-on and coat styles in the various fashionable high the distance but not time fihcad would a victory, second. has on being c i Captain-Applegate other o« dered to unless there was an «codent such as ;. could not but feel an interest In To th«' question, n signal, as to casions braved the surf at jump over at 3.000 feet shades and conservative colors. there was last when Reso- the made. It was like whether the Seabright 1 the end of a rope, lie »okina for u poruiortabl© Furnished Thursday, picture thai she yachts would agree tc aid in the rescue of fishermen. preferred Room? Consult select lint In stick by the ship. .tbune..AdTt. to-day'»