Columbia Wins America's Cup Race in Rough Seas
The sloop Columbia defeated Shamrock by 6 minutes 18 seconds actual time in a windy swift 15 mile course off New Jersey. The victory completes the series with an American triumph amid heavy seas and celebratory fleet signals from New York yachtsmen.
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Columbia Defeats Shamrock In 15 Mile Yacht Race
New York reports the 15 mile run from Asbury Park to the offshore marks with the Columbia gaining on the Shamrock. After a close contest the Columbia crossed the line seconds ahead, finishing 6 minutes 34 seconds ahead in elapsed time.
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Iselin Sees Columbia Beat Shamrock In Wind Test
Iselin praised the Columbia after today’s race saying strong breeze proved the Columbia a heavy weather boat and a match for the Shamrock. He noted his season aboard the Columbia allowed testing in all weather and affirmed his confidence to defend the America's Cup.
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Delighted Captain Barr Receives Cheers After Race
Captain Charis Barr, fated master of the Columbia, arrives at the St. Michaels tender after 5 o'clock to a renewed hurricane of cheers. Mr. Iselin and party share in the acclaim as Barr declares no fear for the result and praises his sailormen.
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