The evening world. Newspaper, July 22, 1920, Page 16

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1920, |». ~ SHAMROCK MAY ~ . LOSE BIG TOPSAIL TOCUT HANDICAP Reported to Have Asked New Measurement Because of Con- templated Change, HAMROCK IV. may enter the next cup race without ber big topsall and with reduced handicap, according to ‘an announcement by H. De Berk- Jey Parsons, Chairman of New York Yacht Club Racing Com- mittes, “Shamrock has asked for & ew measurement,” he sald, “and it has been decided, we were in- “formed, to take down the big feap will be six minutes forty seconds, unless another change Is made in the nieantime.” j STARTLED BY FIRE, FALLS TO STREET Fire this morming in the asphalt and tar melting laboratory of the National Asbestos Manufacturing Company at No. 163 Henderson Street, Jersey City, for time threatened the main dulld- ‘dresa! the | He Pushed into’ the street and -collapaed from beart trouble, His tion is net eerious, palate Fae . FAST EAD HEA FOR AMERICA'S CP (Continued from Gecond Page.) em ee ote oes be enero ee Adams escaped by the akin of bis Saati ihe «} oleae eel naeeen = ase Nas 3 x eS er topsail, in which event the hand- | 1.00.4 the avail men Ordinarily swifter but this time the most experienced agreed that a time came whea the Shamrock might have turned to the starboard tack chance to cross Resolute's bow, ‘ yoy) 15 wind wan steadily growing. speed does not the yacht that pointe off (alee), jered 8% milex on the Goldsborough niles through lute 5%. were and have had a A Number But Resolul about one-third of a mile nearer the mark than the green challenger. At this time the breeze eased down ‘This condition did not last long. a bit and spectators began to lone 3 ' . was; ‘Shamrock, 1.00.32; Resolute, | The wind bauled a bit to the weet, and hope of ending the race. But the wind then hauled to weet-southwest, and at énce began a gain that was most cheering, ‘The course toward the shore was Continued In aepite of the sbift of ¢ toward Sea Bright, and the speed was headed both boate—Resolute frst, Adama took “in When the two were ‘well straight. | i (A No. 1), and aet t ened out on the new board the spec- one he had, ‘Shamrock w tators saw that Resolute was certuin- | already carrying a baby Avtopeal * ik to ~ | Burton had learned that a full lengt Wy pointing higher (nearest t boo ai | reach i# not the best In windward fect course to the turn), but Sham-|Worm-and so. the two were bow rock was certainly travelling through | dressed alike. 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Adams waa right actually gaining in spite of her lee/@ little more than a hundred yards}/on deck at that time’and the MReso- and at 206 her skipper| apart, when it was seen that the|iute went through the same motions Resolute was well ahead, Shamrock bad made a mistake in trying that move, for now Resoluto was in @ moat advantageous positon. In a way of speaking she was be- tween Shamrock and the wind. Capt. Burton tried hard to challenger. that the wind would one ‘every two et from under Resolute's lee. He turned her to the port tack, but Resnluta short board on the starboard tack r and closer they eame to-/she came fthto the wind as if to Resolute on the port tack,|/turn to the port tack and then cased directly ahead of the bullyraggad More tacks followed-an average of minutes—with Continued on Seventeenth Page.) == — =lssss=e=S the === ‘Store Closed All Day Saturday 4 adil F TT i BLOOMINGDALES 59TH TO 60TH STREET LEXINGTON TO 3D AVENUE To-morrow, Last Day Sale of Players Only two more days remain during which you can purchase one of these new model Walters Players at the advertised sale price of $425.00. Friday, July 23, will see the closing of one of the most successful sales of player-pianos ever conducted by this or any other house. 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