The evening world. Newspaper, October 17, 1919, Page 15

~ INGHT CLUB WILL ACCEPT. CUP CHALLENGE BY LIPTON; | ‘GUNTEST LIKELY I WLY da Af L ' ont ttith Street, wag married to Ken-| tenant, Tells Judge Hand renin ok SITE = neth Wotherspoon, son of! ~ . : i} ind is expected to fix the time for Capt, and Mrs. James Wotherspoon of Creditors Pressed Him. Sir Thomas A That Old Terms Prevail at Race nstead of June and make the r in Block ‘ewport Instead of the waters off first received, as follows: t Sir Thomas Lipto will be a ted | an 's Cup on behalf and t e de , a T a8 Lipton, Yacht will be tae.) nekt ymmittee of| rook TV. dy in America, First | ls daimolt ‘on ‘Thursday, The message was signed by H. L. |Garrett, who is Honorary Secretary | of the sub-committee of the Royal | Ulster Y: Club, for the cup |challenge, That club sent the chal- for Sir rott lub, challenge to sail COMBINATION. | series of for the America's Blac late Kid, Black | ith the yacht Shamrock {V, Calf, Mahogany Calf aguinst any one yacht constructed in jthe United States of America, The P. P t ti | following @ the particulars of the ain is Protection challenging yacut: Owner, Sir Thomag pton, Bart, K, C. V. 0.5 aame, Pain the forerunner of on load water- rig, cutter, ursday, June urday, Juue more se 3 to follow —th i itis day, June 29, : 1 races, if any, to be sailed on Still seople wear shoes y, Saturday H } ne conditions noe dally Hurt them, ern races of 1914 will be day « ) They ine | the o¢ I be written challenge also was SER On by Mr, Garrett, broken i J ” be ar dates in the challenge are the suffering. purely tentative and a matter to be* | settled by mutual agreement. Also |will be noted that in the challenge ie Dr. A. Reed Cushion sre confor |what appears to be a loophole was left regarding the defending jyacht. Neither Resolute nor Vanitie, the defending candidatey built in 1914, | when the “8 W st last summer and that if he chose to Did aay | CUSHION SHOES For Men Made by p conditions of the races to have JP.SMITH SHOECO, [near neere ate, nich it wan states a jin the challenge it was assumed SOLD ONLY AT | would be the rules with Shamrock LV., »vern the contest. vble—and return. The s to be over an equl- | were to alternate. In the event thata race was not finished because of ad- verse weather conditions, it was to sailed over the next sched- on the course originally laid course was to have been as near thirty miles as possible. The ng signal was to have been at 11 A. M,, except in the event nt to one of the con- race was to have been rted later than six hours before set 1x hours was the time limit to be | allowed, exclusive of time allowance, \It was stipulated that if the leading }yacht did not finish within that period the race would be sailed again, Postponements were to have been permitted at the discretion of the Regatta Committee, If either yacht was disqualified in that race was to have been the other yacht whether smpleted the course with- limit or not. the fault ‘of either yacht, the other was destroyed or so Injured | as to be incapable of repair, and the a traditional breakfast relish with the and Scotch for centuries LAST 2 DAYS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY GOODYEAR'’'S FIFTH AVE. STORE 257 FIFTH AVE BETWEEN 2829” STREETS FORCED °° VACATE! 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It was that three victories rk Place, Woolworth Bldg. | for the same contestant would decide. for Mustrated Rooklet The first race was to be to wind- d, it the other course, Thus, the courses! one destroyed or injured should have | ‘been free from fault, the match was icieiialdeiguieiaea oe eee EVENING WORLD, RrPAY OCTOBER 17, to have been awarded to her. Hearst Resolute in June the | ton of the defender may be de! | until shortly befote the races. 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