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YACHTING,

A LONG DAY'S SAILING.

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Brenda Wins Third Cruiser Race.

The course for the third cruiser championship race, mailed yesterday, was round Cheung Chau from the Yacht Club, a distance of 25 milos. The race started at 10.30 and the

first boat to finish crossed the line at a little after 6 p.m., the majority coming in after 6 pm. It was a long day's sail in which all sorts of weather and luck visited the various competitors. Eventually Brenda won on corrected time, with a Cigüle second and Coquette third.

The cutter from HM.S. Titania, sailed by Commander F. Ratsay, whe actually first on corrected time, but of course, she does not come into the championship. However, le sailed a very good race and deserves. commendation for the fine show she

put up.

The Start.

The start, was in force three wind II and I made a wonderful start und

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OBITUARY

CARDINAL MERCIER OF BELGIUM,

Well-known War Figare,

Brussels, Jan. 23. The death is announced of Cardinal Mercier-Reuter.

MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1926.

RUGGER.-

IRELAND WINS'.. INTERNATIONAL EVENT.

France Fails to Score,

London, January 23. Ireland boat France at Belfast to-day by 11 points to 0. The of 15,000 and in boisterous and was match was played before a crowd

showery weather.

THE SCHOONER PICTORIAN,

WHY LIQUOR SMUGGLER WAS SEIZED.

The "One Hour from Shore Pact."

New York, Jan. 23.

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•GOLFTIZE:50 |

CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

Barazen Wants to Meet Mitchell, ♫

Miami, Jan, Gone Sarazen, the winner of the How the British achooner Pic- torian, which was seized by Const-American open championship in 1922, [Cardinal Desire Mercier born at Braine l'Alleud in 1851, 50

liquor on board, comes to be the has posted $2,500 in the local bank guarda 14 miles from Long Island has accepted the challenge made on Sarazen in September with G00 cases of behalf of Abe Mitchell. that he has died at 75 years of age. He was Professor of Philosophy at

first vessel confiscated under the and cabled Mitchell suggesting an For the first twenty minutes, "one hour from | Louvain University. 1882-1906,

the ahora early meeting preferably at Miami- He founded the Institute of Philo wards. The French pack repeat- Judge Sheppard, is explained

play was mostly among the for- pact" by orders of Federal Renter's American Service. sophy and the Ruvug

[Golf Illustrated offered to back scholastique. In 1907 he was made scruma and brought off one or tention that

Neo-edly got possession from the by the Government's con- Mitchell to the extent of £500 against motor launch any American professional, the match Archbishop of Malines and a Car-two good passing movements. Ire capable of 16 miles an hour to be played in Great Britain] dinal, and, he spiritual leader when the War broke

was Belgium's Innd improved and after 27 was captured after she had ob- tained the liquor from the Pictor- out. His experiences at the hands minutes Davey worked through ian, thus putting the latter within of the German invaders in 1914 in great style and passed to

an hour's distance. of the shore.-- are still fresh in the memory. The which ilewitt converted. Shortly

Stephenson, who scored a try, Renter's American Service. Cardinal, published a number of before the interval," Stephenson standard philosophical works.j

kicked a

penalty goal. Half time-Ireland 8 points, France 0,3

On the resumption, Ireland made good attacks. In stopping one of these Ribeyre, a French [MrW. E. Pease was born in forward, was hurt, but soon re- 1865, eldest son of Mr. Edwin sumed and went to the three

Mr. W. E. Penge. The death has occurred of Mr.

William Edwin Pease, M.P. Reuter.

SWIMMING.

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NEW WORLD'S RECORDS.

Buffalo, Jan. 24. Walter Laufer has established

British Golfers Heavy Defeat,

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Sarasota, Florida, Jan. 24. The British golfers, Massey and Compston met with their most thorough defeat since coming to the United States, at the hands of Bobby Jones and Tommy Armour, by a score of eight up and sevon to play at the twenty-ninth hole.---- Reuter'a American Service.

LAWN TENNIS.

CLUB.

I was well down the harbour before the others. She stood woll to the grid and had a long lead when the Lucas Fease of Mowden, Darling-quarter line. For a time Ireland what are claimed to be two new harbour limits were reached. ton. He was a Director of the ware hard pressed, but after a world's swimming records for the Cigale was then second. A junk Cleveland Bridge and Engineering quarter of an hour Stephensonhundred yards and hundred metres sail in Sulphur Channel showed there Co., Darlington; the Consett Iron gathered, the ball splendidly and back stroke, covering the dis-CLUB DE PARIS BEAT QUEEN'S was plenty of wind in that direction Co., and Durham and N. Yorks can in and scored a try which was tantes in 65 seconds and 71 1/5 and the boats lagging beltind imme-Public House Trust. He had been not converted. Following this seconds, respectively. diately made for it and did well M.P. for Darlington, in the Con- Ireland more than once had thereby, heading straight for Cheung servative interest, since 1923.] anxious moments, but the French- Chau, when they emerged, with a

men lucked finishing power. quite good wind behind them. The

Result-Ireland 11 points, order was then La Cigale, U. and I,

Frunce -Reuter. Norwman and the Titania cutter in

company, Coquette, Brenda, Mist, Ladye Jean and Tavy. At this point U. and I met with very bad luck.

1. U. and I's Bad Luck.

A Good Winner. fortunately she was not out in the Brenda was a good winner. Un- first race and so does not stand very high in the championship.

After the third race and. with two more to go, the leading place are taken as follows; Coquette, Narse- man and La Cigale.

The details are given below in the order of crossing the line.

In taking a jibe to alter her course to the south a little, the sail struck the cross treas and made a hole with "which the wind at once started to make merry. The result was that the sail split 'clean across nnd had -to be lowered. A balloon jib wa La Cigale 2nd yet as a trymil and the crew worked Coquette 3rd wonders to get the daranged canvna Brenda 1st repaired. As a result an attenuated Norseman .. muinsail was eventually hoisted and Titania cutter gave very good service. The wind, and 1

I'ep on Finish- Correct- course ing Time ed Time 17:30 6.10.28 .5.92.58 ser. 6.14.20 5.14.29 75.00 6.23.38 5.08.38 41.40 6.23.18 5.41:38

112.30. 0.28.54 4.36.24 18.46 630.05 6.11.20 66.40 839.27.. 6:12 47 125.00 748.17. 5.43.17 Ladye Jean did not finish, the course,

began to fall as Cheung Chaff was Mist reached and behind the island there Tavy was a bad patch of water,. Catspaw: and calms altered the whole.com. plexion of the race and opinions differed as to what course to take,

Altered Courses.

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Points to date for, all bosts are as follows:

Coquette 37, Norseman 35, La Ciple 34. U. and I 28, Tavy 24, Broada 21, Lady Jean 14, Mist and Azuma 9, fais 8...

R.A. v. Navy.

A very interesting sailing event took place on Saturday between teams representing the Navy and the R.A. Mess. Six boats took part, it being entirely a private event, Lieut. Colonel Coates

La Cigale headed north

and went up to Peng Chau. Coquette went north but outside the islands, while the others hung about just outside the Dumbell island waiting for the wind to revive. Brenda was farthest south and went fur- ther to look for the wind. She proved to be lucky and made up an ecormous amount of time when she caught south wind. La Cigale was unable to sail and his was by that time between Kau-i-place in the R.A. team was taken chau and. Stonecutters, with by Sub-Lt. Vereker. On Saturday Coquette midway between and the morning the course was from the rest of the boats to the southward, R.A. Pier at Lyemun out to a mark with the exception of Mist, which in Junk Bay and back again, when was back near Peng Chau.

the boats came in in the following order: Thecla (Sub-Lt. Vereker,

Army) 7 pts., Adele (Lt.-Col. H. B. Gunn, Army) 6 pts,, Boojum (Surg. Lt. Brown, Navy) (Commander Ratsey, Navy) 3 pts.. 4 pts., Joan Pierrette (Rev. Scott, Navy) 2 pts., Lola (Capt. Cardew, Army) 1 pt. Army 13 pts., Navyý 9,

course

Nearing harbour limits again an cast wind was picked up. La Cigale benefited first, Coquelie next and the remainder at intervals. How ever, it proved very flaky and on the whole the boats which kept near Stonecutters were best off In middle harbour there were an- noying calms and catpaws but In the afternoon the nearing the finish the wind started at the same point and wis freshened and a finish in good round the Lyamun Beacon and style was made possible, La out to á mark in Junk Bay and Cigale was first home, followed by back, two rounds being sailed. Coquette und Brenda. The Titania The finish was as follows: Boojum cutter was fourth in, having sailed (Comm. Ratsey, Navy) 7, Piarrette a remarkably good race, U. and (Rev. Sentt, Navy) 5, Joan (Lt- was, of course, behind owing to her Col. Gunn, Army) 4, Adele (Sub- tattered mainsail, but she did re- Lt. Vercker. Army) 3, Thecla markably well and her crew, de- (Capt. Cardew, Army) 2 and Lola serve congratulation for the way (Surg.-Lt. Scott, Navy) 1. they overcame difficulties which would have sent less determined mortals out of the race altogether.

SALESMAN SAM.

PARSON

Thus the match was all square on the day, the Navy winning the. afternoon event by 13 to 9.

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Walter Spence won the hundred

Paris, Jan, 23. yards breast stroke in 682/5 In the annual lawn tennis inatch seconds, also claimed to be a between Queen's Club and the Sport- world's record. Reuter'a Ameri-ing Club de Faria, the latter won by can Service.

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