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Cruising Club of America

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Year Book

THE CRUISING CLUB OF AMERICA

The Cruising Club of America was launched in the fall of 1921 by a group of yachtsmen interested in cruising and the development of the cruising type of yacht. It was felt that this branch of the sport never had attained the position it deserves in a country so rich in sea-going tradition and whose natural advan tages are so peculiarly favorable to cruising, possibly because of the fact that there never has been any con certed action by cruising enthusiasts.

The yacht clubs of the country have made racing a large part of their activities and there are several inter-club associations devoted to the advancement of this branch of yachting, but there never has been in this country an organization comparable,for example, to the Royal Cruising Club, which, in the last forty years, has done so much toward making cruising a national institution in Great Britain.

And so the Cruising Club of America was launched and it was but natural that its founders, familiar as they were with the work of the Royal Cruising Club, should have moulded it somewhat along the lines of the older organization.

THE CRUISING CLUB OF AMERICA

The rules of the Club provide for the publication of a year book of which this modest volume is the first. In future years it is planned to include the logs of prize-winning cruises and such other information as may be of general interest to the members.

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OFFICERS

1922

Commodore

William Washburn Nutting

Secretary

Sydney S. Breese

Board of Governors

George P. P. Bonnell

James K. Brugler, Jr.

Frank B. Draper

Roger Griswold

Martin S. Kattenhorn

Herbert L. Stone

Henry A. Wise Wood

Samuel Wetherill

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OFFICERS AND STANDING COMMITTEES

1923 Commodore

Herbert L. Stone Secretary

Sydney S. Breese

Board of Governors

William Washburn Nutting

Herbert L. Stone

Sydney S. Breese

Martin S. Kattenhorn

Clifford D. Mallory

Alexander W. Moffat

James K. Brugler, Jr.

Samuel Wetherill

Henry A. Wise Wood

A. D. Seymour, Jr.

Membership Committee

Martin S. Kattenhorn, Chairman 6

OFFICERS AND STANDING COMMITTEES

Committee on Plan and Scope

Henry A. Wise Wood, Chairman

Cruising Committee

Frank B. Draper, Chairman

E7itcrtainment Committee

Walter Sullivan, Chairrfmn

Committee on Apprentice Plan

Alex. W. Moffatt, Chairman

Year Book Cottnniftee

James K. Brugler, Jr., Chairman

CHARTER MEMBERS

Alden, John

Alker, James W.

Bacon, Daniel

Baekeland, Dr. L. H.

Baldwin, P. W.

Bonnell, George P. P.

Breese, Sydney S.

Brugler, James K., Jr.

Davis, C. G.

Draper, F. B.

Fenger, Frederick

Foster, C. H. W.

Greening, Harry

Griswold, Roger

Grosvenor, Gilbert

Hand, William H., Jr.

Howard, Henry

Jarvis, Aemilius

Kattenhom, Martin S.

Mallory, Clifford D.

Marsland, C. A.

McClurg, Ogden T.

Nield, C. F.

Nutting, W. W.

Peters, Harold

Phelps, John J.

Pierce, S. S.

Raymond, Irving E.

Seymour, A. D., Jr.

Stone, Herbert L.

Thurber, Frederick P.

Tousey, Dr. Coleman

Wetherill, Samuel

Wise Wood, Henry A.

Day, Thomas Fleming (Honorary)

Stephens, W. P. (Honorary)

CLUB RULES

I. Name—The name of the Club shall be "The Cruising Club of America.

2. Objects—The objects for which the club is formed are:

(a)—To promote and facilitate cruising by am ateurs,

(b)—To encourage the development of suitable types of sail, motor and auxiliary craft for cruising purposes,

(c)—To stimulate an interest in seamanship, and the navigation and handling of small vessels,

(d)—To gather and keep on file all information which may be of value to its members in cruising in any waters.

3. Membership—Any amateur who has proved his ability to sail, handle and navigate a yacht or small vessel, shall be eligible to membership, sub ject to approval of the Membership Committee.

CLUB RULES

4. Duties of Members—Every member shall by the fact of membership, undertake to give and shall give every local information in his power to his fellow members, on application, and to that end shall, on admission, inform the Secretary of the coasts, rivers and lakes with which he may be familiar.

5- Classes of Members—There shall be three classes of members, regular, life and honorary mem bers. Any member may become a life member by the payment of one hundred dollars and thenceforward he shall be exempt from all payments of yearly dues. Honorary members shall have no vote, but otherwise will enjoy all the privileges of regular members.

6. Dues—The yearly dues shall be ten dollars for regular members, unless fixed at some other sum at an annual meeting of the club.

7. Initiation Fee—The initiation fee shall be Fif teen Dollars, except that a member who starts as a life member shall be exempt from payment of this fee-

8. Adrassion of Members—Membership shall be by mutation only^ Every candidate for membership shall be nominated by one member, and seconded by another member, to both of whom he sonally known, unless the Committee special circumstances, dispense with

must be pcrshall, under such personal

ow edge, and his name and address, and any other t Committee may require, shall be sent 0 e Secretary, with an intimation of the belief of ® proposer that such candidate is socially a fit and proper person to be admitted into the Club, idate s Book shall be kept by the Secretary, in ^nich the above details and any others which the onrmittee may think fit shall be entered.

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Members other than Honorary Members may be elected at any meeting of the Committee duly vened for that purpose, after formal notice of these names has been sent to all members thirty (30) days before the date of formal action by the Membership Committee, when all candidates duly proposed shall be submitted to the Committee for election, and the Committee shall, after rejecting any candidates whom they may consider unfit for election, select from the remaining candidates, without regard to the priority of their nomination, the candidate most eligible for membership, and all candidates neither rejected selected for membership shall be eligible for election to fill any subsequent vacancy.

The Secretary shall forthwith notify to an elected candidate that he is admitted a Member of the Club, and shall send him a copy of these Rules, and a list of Members.

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Any new Member failing to pay his initiation fee and dues within a period of thirty days after his election, shall ipso facto cease to be a member.

9. Expulsion of Members—Every member on joining the club impliedly undertakes to comply with these rules and any refusal or neglect to do so, or any conduct unworthy of a gentleman, or inimitable to the welfare of the Club, shall render such member liable to suspension or expulsion by a majority vote of the annual meeting.

Yearly dues shall be payable, in advance, on the first of January of each year.

II. Any member whose dues shall remain unpaid the first day of February shall be notified by the Secretary, and if dues are still unpaid on the first day of March, his name may be removed by the Board of Governors from the list of members, but may be restored at the discretion of the Committee.

10. on 12. Annual Meeting—The annual meeting of the club shall be held during the month of February of each year, the specific date to be set by the Board of Governors, and the members notified at least thirty days in advance of the date of the meeting. At the same time the members shall be notified of the busi ness that is to be brought up at such annual meeting.

CLUB RULES

No business (except the passing of the accounts and the election of the Board of Governors and Secretary and Treasurer, and any business that the Board of Governors may order to be inserted in the notice convening the Meeting), shall be discussed at such Meeting, unless notice thereof be given to the Secre tary before the first day of February prior to such Meeting; each Member shall have one vote, and the Chairman an additional casting vote.

Every question shall be determined by a majority of votes cast. Members absent from an Annual or other General Meeting may vote either by proxy or by previously sending their vote in writing to the Sec retary.

13. A special meeting of the club may be called at any time by the Board of Governors on fifteen days’ written notice to the members. The Secre tary shall call a meeting of the club on written request signed by twelve members of the club, provided, how ever, that no rules or by-law may be altered at any meeting so called.

14. Officers—The Chairman of the Board of Gov ernors shall be Commodore of the Club. There shall also be Vice-Commodores residing in ports other than New York—such ports to be designated by the Board

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CLUB RULES

and such Vice-Coramodores to be elected by members of their station.

15. Board of Governors—There shall be a Board of Governors consisting of nine members,five of whom must be actually boat owners. They shall serve for and shall be elected at the annual meeting one year of the club.

16. Duties—The Board of Governors shall decide on all details concerning the annual competitions, the award of prizes, etc., and on all matters pertaining to the management of the Club. It shall also act as Committee on Admissions.

17. Five members of the Board of Governors vot ing either in person or in writing shall constitute a quorum.

i8. Meeting of the Board of Governors—Meet ings of the Board of Governors may be convened by of its members, upon at least five days’ no- any two tice, or may be held at regular stated intervals, as decided by a majority of the board.

19. Secretary and Treasurer—There shall be a Secretary and Treasurer elected at the Annual Meet ing to serve for one year, who shall be a member exofficio of the Board of Governors and who may vote at a meeting of the Board in case of a tie vote.

CLUB RULES

Stations.—The chief station of the Club shall be in New York City, but whenever four or more members reside in any locality, they may found a station, thereon giving notice thereof, to the Sec retary, who shall notify the other members of the Club.

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RULES FOR CRUISING COMPETITIONS

1. A cruise may consist of a single voyage or a series of voyages made during the year, and the “best cruise” shall be the cruise that shows the most skill and enterprise. In considering their award the judges shall give credit for:

(a)—Good seamanship,

(b)—Accurateand skilful navigation and pilotage,

(c)—Distance made good and number of ports visited, having regard to the size and capabilities of the vessel, the assistance given by the crew, the time devoted to the cruise, the weather encountered, and the nature of the cruising ground,

(d)—Care and foresight in providing suitable equipment, gear, etc.

(e)—Enterprise in exploring coast and harbors not generally known to yachtsmen,

(f)—Precise information in pilotage that may be of use to other cruisers, and which is not found in the official publications.

RULES FOR CRUISING COMPETITIONS

2. Every competitor must take the leading part in the navigation and command of the vessel, and must state fully what assistance (if any) he has had from his crew, amateur or paid, and from other persons.

3. The cruises shall be adjudicated upon by judges appointed by the Board of Governors, who shall, if they cannot agree in their award, refer the matter to a vote of the whole club.

4. Each competitor must send to the Secretary an account of his cruise on or before December first. The Board of Governors may for sufficient cause grant any competitor an extension of time for sending in his account of his cruise.

5. Every account of a cruise must be clearly written, or typed, and must be concise. It should be in the form of a log giving for each day;

(a)—Such information as mil enable the judges to follow the course of the vessel from the place of departure to the place of arrival,

(b)—The distance made good, and whether under sail or otherwise,

(c)—The direction of the wind,

(d)—Height of the barometer at such times as may be material and convenient.

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RULES FOR CRUISING COMPETITIONS

(e)—Any inforaiation deemed of interest to members. There should also be a summary showing in tabular form the distances made good, and a small scale chart or plan showing the track followed and the places visited.

Failure to strictly comply with this rule shall not disqualify provided the information given is sufficient to enable the judges to form an opinion as to the merits of the cruise.

6. No cruise which has previously been published or entered for any cup or prize offered by any other organization shall be eligible for competition, and the winner of any prize shall not at any time after wards compete with the same cruise for any prize offered by any other organization, nor shall he pub lish an account of his cruise before it has appeared in the club journal.

7. The judges shall not award a prize if in their opinion no cruise of sufficient merit has been entered for competition.

8. The member to whom a prize is awarded shall receive it at the club dinner next following the award.

CRUISING CLUB OF AMERICA LIST OF MEMBERS

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Address Date of Election No. Name A Ackerly, S. LeRoy, Alden,John Northport, L. I... . Boston, Mass (148 State St.) New York, N. Y... , (131 E.46th St.) Dedham, Mass (18 Guild Road) New York, N. Y.... (c/o Motor Boat, 239 W.39th St.) 74 Jan. 12, 1923 Charter 12 Alker,James W. 13 Charter A.MORY, Harold 72 July 27, 1922 Atkin, Willum 37 Mar. 22,1922 19 TTWTTTrTWTT Trrr

LIST OF MEMBERS

New York, N.Y (25 Broadway)

New Rochelle, N. Y (37 Carlton Crescent)

Dale of Election Address Name No. B Charter

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New York, N. Y

Beaver St.) Yonkers, N.Y

Rock)

New York_, N.Y (282 Manhattan Ave.)

New York, N.Y (105 W.40th St.) Washington, D.C (1331 Conn. Ave.)

Bacon, Daniel 14 Charter Baekeland, Dr. L. H 15

Life Baker,Stephen D, 75

Baker, William Edgar,Jr... 76 Charter Baldwin, F. W, 16 Baldwin,Henry Deforest..

Robert N, 103

Jan. 12, 1923

B.avier,

April 20,1923

LIST OF MEMBERS

Date of Election Address Name No. 5, 1922 Life June Chicago, 111 (122 S. Michigan Blvd.) Port Chester, N. Y (Byram Shore) Port Jefferson, L. I Port Chester, N.Y (Byram Shore) Boal, Ayres 54 Charter Bonnell, Geo. P.P 8 Charter Charter Breese,S. S Brucler,James K., Jr. 3 7 C Mar. 22, 1922 Boston, Mass (268 Summer St.) Hudson, N.Y (12 So. Fourth St.) Somerville, Mass (136 Perkins St.) CoBD, Charles K., Jr, 38 Jan. 12,1923 Coffin, Judge Sam'l Barlow. 78 Mar. 22,1922 COLE', J. F. 39

LIST OF MEMBERS

Marblehead, Mass

Port Washington, L. L, N.Y.

New Haven, Conn

New York, N.Y (412 Eighth Ave.)

Boston, Mass (P.0. Box 5253)

Philadelphia,Penn (26 So. Fifteenth St.)

New York^ N.Y

(714 W. 181st St.)

April 20, 1923

Charter

Jan. 12,1923

Charter (Honorary)

Jan. 12, 1923 Life

Feb. 9,1923

Charter

No. Name Address Date of Election Cook, Willard B 48 New York, N. Y... (35 W.42nd St.) New York, N. Y... May 11, 1922 Cooke, Carleton S. 104 April 20, 1923 D 105 Dana,Duncan Davis, Charles G.. , Day, Arthur H Day,Thos. Fleming

17 79 18 80 Doane,George B 91 Downs,(Jharles B

Draper,Frank

OF MEMBERS 23 No. Name Address Dale of Election 62 Duggan, G. H, Montreal, Canada (Dominion Bridge Co.) New Rochelle, N.Y (39 Liberty Ave.) New York City (P. 0. Box 51, Madison Square Station) July 6, 1922 92 Duryec, Andrew B Feb. 9, 1923 71 Dyer, Leonard H, July 21, 1922 F 19 Fencer,Frederick Cohasset, Mass (Rum Gagger Farm) Rye, N. Y Rye, N.Y Boston, Mass (50 State St.) Charter 90 Ford, Elsworth. Ford, Hobart... Foster, C. H. W. Jan. 24, 1923 Aug. 2, 1922 Charter 73 20

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LIST OF MEMBERS

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Name Address Date of Election No. G Gi\DE, Frederick 9S New Rochelle, N. Y

Point)

Wash

Pier One)

N. Y

Maple St.)

Rochelle, N. Y

Stephenson Blvd.)

Mass

(Premium

Seattle,

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Brooklyn,

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New

(25

Boston,

Federal St.)

Ont.,(Canada

Hamilton,

Greening Wire Co.)...

Wash

Seattle,

Burke Bldg.) Mar. 5. 1923 Geary, L. E 40 Mar. 22, 1922 Gordon, Henry H., Jr, 93 Feb. 9, 1923 57 Cranberry, George P, June 15,1922 81 Green, Edwin Farnhasi Jan. 12, 1923 21 Greening, Harry Charter Griffiths, Stanley A, 55 June 5,1922

July 10, 1922

Mar. 21, 1923

Feb. 9, 1923

25 No. Name Address Dale of Election 10 Griswold, Roger Boston, Mass (34 W. Cedar St.) Washington, D. C (Nat'I Gcograpluc Mag.) Charter 22 Grosvenor, Gilbert Charter H 49 Haddock, R. M, New York, N. Y... (50 E. 42nd St.) New Bedford, Mass, Dunedin, Fla (Box 262) New York, N. Y.... (45 E. 17th St.)

N. Y Boston, Mass (95 South St.)

Charter May

23 Hand, William H., Jr I-Ianna, John G 50

LIST OF MEMBERS

Scarsdale,

May 11, 1922

11, 1922

Harrold, John Sears 70

Haskell, William H, Henwood, David D.. 99 94

LIST OF MEMBERS

Chicago, 111

(Cort Theater, 125 N. Dearborn St.).

Boston, Mass

(53 State St.)

New York, N. Y

(17 West 42nd St.)

Cleveland, Ohio

(Grasselli Chemical Co.)

New York, N.Y

(37 W.44th St.)

July 6, 1922

Dale of Election Address Name No.

Herrmann, W.J, 63

Higginson, Charles 64

Hinman, B. a, 100 Howard, Henry Charter 24 Hoyt, C.Sherman, 95 Feb. 9,

Life J Jackson,Henry A, 56

York, N. Y

Mar. 21, 1923

1923

New

St.)

(309 E. 22nd

Toronto, Ont., Canada...

25 Jarvis, Aemilius Charter

(34 Prince Arthur Ave.) June 5,1922

LIST OF MEMBERS

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Date of Election Address No. Name K Charter New York, N. Y. (82 Wall St.) 4 Kattenhorn, Martin S. L 41 Loomis, Alfred F. New York, N. Y. (179 E. 79th St.) Mar. 22, 1922 M 61 Maitland, R. M. Vancouver, B. C (c/o Maccaulay & Nichols, 746 Hastings St., W.) New York, N. Y (11 Broadway) Port Chester, N. Y (Byram Shore) June 19,1922 26 Mallory, Clifford D, Charter 106 Mallory, Philip R, April 20,1923 -j.mABeal’’jr3.’nw

Name No. Address Dale of Election Marsland, C. a, 27 New York, N. Y (200 Fifth Ave.) Chicago, 111 (330 E. Ohio St.) New Rochelle, N. Y.... (618 Main St.) New York, N. Y (120 E. 16th St.) North Haven, Me New York, N. Y (51-53 Maiden Lane) New York, N. Y (347 Madison Ave.) Charter 28 McClurg, Ogden T. Charter McCormick, H. E, 58 June 15,1922 Merriman,H. Morton 82 Jan. 12,1923 Moffat, Alexander W. Moore,Robert H 52 June 1, 1922 Jan. 12,1923 83 Mower,C. D, 51 May 11,1922 N 107 NeILSON,iVLEX'ANDER Brookline, Mass (SpoonerRd.,Chestnut Hill) April 20, 1923

LIST OF MEMBERS

29 No. Name Address Date of Election 29 Nield, C. F, New York, N.Y (103 Park Ave.) E. Greenwich, R. I New York, N. Y (239 W.39th St.) Charter 53 Nock, Frederick S Nutting, Wm. Washburn June 1, 1922 Charter 1 P 60 Payne, Edivard D Stamford, Conn (Shippan Point) Deer Cove, Lynn, Mass.. , Brookline, Mass (280 Warren St.) New York, N. Y (Princeton, Club, 39th St. and Park Ave.) June 16,1922 84 Perkins, Frederic W. Perrin, Arthur Jan. 12, 1923 April 20, 1923 108 109 Perry,O. H, April 20, 1023

LIST OF MEMBERS

Boston, Mass (53 State St., Room 905)

Hackensack, N. J (Redtowers)

New York, N. Y (N. Y. Yacht Club, West 44th Street)

New Haven, Conn (Orange & Pitkins Sts.)

Bronx, N.Y (2490 Tiebout Ave.)

Boston, Mass (54 Devonshire St.)

of Election

Stamford, Ck>nn,

May 11, 1922

April 20, 1923

Mar. 22, 1922

Address No. Name

Date

Charter

Phelps,

Charter 9

Peters, Harold

Charter

John J.

Pierce, S. S.

Pitkin,

Si 51

James

PoucHER,

D. 110

Timothy

Prince, Gordon

Charter

Raymond,Irving E, 32

LIST OF MEMBERS

Dale of Election Address Name No. Mar. 22, 1922 New York City (350 Madison Ave.) Stockbridge, Mass.... Salem, Mass (18 Summer St.) Hingham, Mass (Rossholm) New York, N. Y (N. Y. Yacht Club, West 44th Street) Rigg, Linton, 43 Jan. 12, 1923 Life July 6, 1922 Riggs, Dr. Austin Fox Robinson, John, Jr— 85 65 Ross, Thorvald S, Mar. 21, 1923 101 Rutherford, John M, Mar. 22, 1922 44 5 6,1922 Chestnut Hill, Mass, New York, N. Y.... (Aeolian Hall, 42ndStreet) July 60 Saltonstall, Leveritt Seymour, A. D., Jr 33 Charter

LIST OF MEMBERS

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No. Name Address Date of Election 45 Sharp, B. K New Rochelle, N. Y

W. Castle Place) Detroit, Mich

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York, N.Y

New

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York, N. Y

New

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York, N.Y

New

Beaver St.)

N. J

Bayonne,

W.32nd St., Comer Avenue A)

York, N.Y

New

Yachting, 47 W.47th St.) Mar. 22, 1922 86 Sheehan, W. G, Jan. 12, 1923 S.MiLLiE, Charles V. V, 96 Feb. 9, 1923 87 Smith, Melville R Jan. 12, 1923 97 Stephens, Kenneth Feb. 9, 1923 34 Stephens, W.

Charter (Honorary)

Stone,Herbert

L. Charter

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LIST OF JIEMBERS

New York, N. Y... (154 E. 74th St.)

Boston, Mass (48 Franklin St.)

Mar. 22, 1022

July 0, 1022

TnuRBER,

Morris W, 102

Pro%’klenct, R. I (Tildcn-Thurber Corp.)

New York, N. Y (1 Madison Ave.)

Charter

New York, N. Y... (145 Nassau St.)

Charter

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Da/e of Election Address

Walter 46

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John A. 67 T

Boston, Mass (100 Boylston St.) Frederick P. 35

Tousey, Dr. Coleman 36 W

Mar. 21, 1923 Torrev,

Jan. 12, 1923

Wainwricht, Stuy-vesant

LIST OF MEMBERS

No. Name Address Dale of Election Weston, Charles 68 Boston, Mass (c/o White Weld & Co., Ill Devonshire St.) Boston, Mass (Newmarket Mfg, Co., 87 Mills St.) Philadelphia, Penn (1418 Walnut St.) Farmington, Conn Pelham, N.Y (23 Young Ave.) New York, N.Y (25 Madison Ave.) July 6, 1922 69 Weston, Melville July 6, 1922 11 Wetherill, Samuel Charter Williams, George F, Williams, H. M 47 Mar. 22,1922 Jan. 12, 1923 89 Wise Wood, Henry A, 6 Charter

SLOOPS Length Length W.L. Beam Draft Ft. In. Ft. In. Ft. In. O.A. Owner Name Home Port Ft. In. H. M. Merriman— Chas.a. Marsland 36.0 30.0 9.6 5.0 Campobello, N. B New Rochelle, N. Y.... Amoeba Azor Christopher Columbus(Aux.) Cleopatra {Aux.). Flying Cloud Mink Mistral Shag (Aux.) Spindrift 6.10 47.0 35.0 12.3 Gordon C. Prince... Edward D. Payne.. Frank B. Draper..., Geo. P. Granberry.. Philip R. Mallory.. John Robinson, Jr... Charles Higginson.. 31.0 24.0 9.0 4.0 Salem, Mass Stamford, Conn New York, N. Y New Rochelle, N. Y.... Port Chester, N. Y.... Salem, Mass Cohasset, Mass 37.0 30.0 11.6 6.0 8.0 58.0 44.0 13.6 3.0 25.0 9.0 32.0 8.0 40.0 14.3 60.0 10.0 6.0 24.0 28.0 10.0 7.0 49.0 31.0 35

YACHTS

SCHOONERS

Length Length O.A. W.L. Beam Draft Ft.In. Ft. In. Ft. In. Ft. In. Name Home Port 0-i07tcr

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A. Dolliver

Harpoon Hasweil Hookah

W.Berry.. Seafarer

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. New Bedford, Mass.... New York, N. Y Dark Harbor, Me New York, N. Y Toronto, Ont Port Washington, L, I.. Marblehead, Mass Hudson, N.Y Buzzards Bay, Mass... Port Washington, L. I.. Stephen D. Baker... New Rochelle, N. Y... . Chicagb, III Wm. H. Hand,Jr.... Oliver Perry Dr. Austin F. Riggs Wm. W. Nutting.... Aemilius Jar\is Melville R. Smith.. Roger Griswold Judge S. B. Coffin.. George B. Doane.. , M.S. Kattenhorn... W.J. Herrmann Marblehead, Mass Himtington, L. I Toronto, Ont 63.3 48.0 16.0 8.0 55.0 48.0 15.4 7.4 62.0 48.0 15.7 8.0 32.0 40.0 11.6 7.0 60.0 45.0 14.1 8.0 51.0 30.0 14.2 5.0 60.0 14.11 47.0 8.6 63.0 45.0 15.0 8.10 40.0 31.6 11.8 5.4 60.0 43.6 13.5 8.0 David D. Henwood . Robert H. Moore... G. H. Duggan 44.0 35.0 0.9 12.0 55.0 38.0 40.9 14.0 6.0 32.0 7.0 12.0 26.0 56.7 24.0 7.4 4.6 40.4 13.10 0.10

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Wanderer (/It/*.). Widow Zavonah (.<4

Length Length IV.L. Beam Draft O.A. Owner Home Port Name Ft. 111. Ft. In. Ft. In. Ft. In. 3.G 12.0 27.0 3G.0 Charles B. Downs.. Essington, Pa. Bluewing (Aux)... Buebaneer n (Aux.) Elsie (Aux.) Fish Hawk(Aux.) Heddy Idler (Aux.) 6.0 9.6 27.0 40.0 F. S. Nock Gilbert Grosyenor. L.SALTONST.U.L A. D.Seymour,Jr... Carleton S. Cooke.. Dr.Coleman Tousey Chas. & M. Weston. Duncan Dana Thorvai.d S. Ross... Robert N. Bayier... Timothy D.Poucher H. E. McCormick... B. a. Hinman W. P. Stephens East Greenwich, R. I... Baddeck, C. B North Haven,Me Darien, Conn Port Washington, L. I.. Marblehead, Mass Marblehead, Mass Marblehead,Mass Hingham, Mass New Rochelle, N. Y... . New Rochelle, N. Y... . New Rochelle, N. Y.... New York, N.Y Bayside, L. I G.4 12.0 40.0 5-1.0 12.11 7.3 32.8 50.0 7.0 10.0 47.6 G.O 11.7 33.0 45.6 7.G 12.6 35.0 50.0 Iris G.6 28.7 9.6 41.6 Istar Istar Matkafa Memory (Aux.).. Minstrel(Aux.).. Nimbus Sagola Snikersnee 5.6 8.0 29.0 38.0 4.6 13.6 34.0 44.6 8.0 14.5 41.0 58.5 34.0 5.2 9.0 22.G ● \ 5.6 8.7 26.6 38.0 7.0 10.6 29.3 42.0 3.0 18.0 5.9 21.9

YAWLS

YAWXS {Continued) 38 Length Length Name Home Port O.A. W.L. Beam Drajt Ft. In. Ft. In. Owner Ft. In. Ft. In. Solita {Aux.).... Sou’ Wester {Aux.) ToreadorII(/l«A;.) New Rochelle, N. Y... . Huntington, L. I Frederick Gade Wm. E. Baker, Jr. Wm. Atkin Morris W.Torrey.. 39.0 28.0 10.2 6.2 40.0 7.0 32.6 11.6 Port Washington, L.I.. 34.0 25.0 9.9 4.10

39 KETCHES Length Length W.L. Beam Draft Ft. In. Ft. In. Ft. In. O.A. Owner Home Port Name Ft. In. 5.8 10.0 32.0 37.0 Hobart Ford... John G. Hanna.. J. Linton Rigg.. C. H. W.Foster Rye, N. Y Dunedin, Fla New York. N. Y Marblehead, Mass Cynosure n Seaward(Aux.).. Thetis Winsome 3.0 9.0 26.4 28.0 8.0 15.0 43.0 51.0 12.9 16.7 62.8 85.3

MOTOR CRUISERS

Length Length Name Home Port Owner O.A. W.L. Beam Draft Ft. In. Ft. In. Ft. In. Ft. In. Alcedo Ayana Bonnie Dundee (Ketch Rig)... Manhasset Bay, N. Y.. Port Washington, L. I.. James W. Alker J. M. Rutherford... 50.0 38.6 15.0 3.3 52.0 50.0 10.0 4.0 Greenwich, Conn So. B^ooks^nlle, Me.... Campobello, N. B Chicago, 111 C. D. M^\llory Wm. H. Haskell Leonard H. Dyer... Ogden T. McClurg. 38.0 37.0 12.6 3.10 Coot 26.0 7.6 2.6 Duck Indian I-San-Gim (Ketch Rig)... Lady Evelyn Marian Marilene II Miss Donuts (Schr. Rig).... Nancy VI {Aux. 49.10 45,0 10.10 3.6 100.0 92.0 18.0 5.0 Port Chester, N. Y.... New Rochelle, N. Y.. . Mastic, L.I New Rochelle, N. Y.... J. K. Brugler, Jr.... Willard B. Cook... Wm. E. Baker, Jr.... H. M. Willi.ams 32.0 31.0 8.6 2.0 53.0 49.6 10.6 4.0 33.0 32.0 8.4 2.10 46.0 45.0 12.0 3.10 Stony Creek, Conn John J. Phelps 93.0 S3.4 12.4 4.6 Rig) New Haven, Conn. James S. Pitkin 35.2 35.0 9.6 3.0

MOTOR CRUISERS {Continued)

Length Length O.A. W.L. Ft. In. Ft. In. Beam Draft Ft. In. Ft. In. Owner Home Port Name 8.6 2.G 36.0 32.0 F. W.Perkins So. Brooksville, Me.... Norvega Old Glory IV (Yawl Rig) Sea Lady Tinker Tyara II Uonda Victory n Winnetka III.... Ysidro 32.0 7.10 3.0 Geo. P. P. Bonnell. H. A. Wise Wood... Ale.k. W. Moffat... S. S. Pierce A.vdrew B. Duryee. Henry A. Jackson... Ayres Boal R. M. Maitland.... 33.0 Port Chester, N.Y Annisquam, Mass Vinal Haven, Me Oyster Bay, L. I New Rochelle, N. Y... . New Rochelle, N. Y.... Winnetka, 111. Vancouver, B. C 3.0 58.0 55.3 27.6 11.11 8.8 2.10 28.0 7.8 3.0 30.0 30.0 10.0 .3.6 42.0 40.0 3.0 35.9 9.0 36.0 3.6 14.0 64.0 4.1 40.0 40.0 9.6

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Length Length O.A. W.L. Ft. In. Ft. In. Beam Draft Ft. In. Ft. In. Owner Name Home Port Captain Bunsby,. Dolly n Northport, L. I, Detroit, Mich.. S. LeRoy Ackerly.. W. G. Sheehan 7.0 17.0 26.0 3-0 II.O t 1

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