The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1913, Page 7

Premed ON SURPRISED | AT DELAY WY REPLY | TO HIS CHALLENGE jot Understand Why Fur- ther Details Are Desired—- New England May Race. ones which the had accepted | BOSTON, Apri} %,—Unleas restrictions | a as to type are thrown around the Amey. | million fea’s Cup races of Wf, as the result of | e lines of previous drac w York Yacht Club | m expens oe Reti- | astern designer, “but she would be al mighty fast, and the present attitude of he New York Yacht Chib calis for the by a T-foot scow. Peediest boat that can be turned out.” astern designers and builders have | Eastern yachtsmen also hope that the produced some very fast boats of this | trial races next year may be thrown | type during the past fifteen years, and | open to all yacht clubs in the country, | it was stated that to increase the #ize as has, been done in the selection of of such a yacht would be a matter only American defenders in the sonder yacht lof the scientific adjustment of welghaes! races during the past six years, and as and Royal Ulster Yacht Clubs, tt w learned to-day that Boston ma’ represented in the American trial LONDON, April 26.—Sir Thomas | Lipton, the British yachtsman, who has | ky been awaiting the reply of the New York Yacht Club to his challenge for the America’s Cup, 1s somewhat sur- prised that its consideration by the committec of the American club has been put off for two weeks. 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