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Strong efforts were made by the com- mittee to bring about a mutual agree- ment toresnil the race. but Lord Dunraven and Mr. Isolin insisted upon Judgment on the protest. This left the committee only two things to (lo-to decide that Valkyrie fouled Defender or that Defender fodled Valkyrie. They decided that Valkyrie did the fouling. Before the committee reached this de- cision they took the testimony of Lord numerals and Mr. C. Oliver Iselln and 0%: on board the contesting yachts. l 4, ‘ letter pf the committee is as fol- ow’s: “ » "C. Oliver feelln: “Duh Silt—Wozbcg to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of yesterday protest- ing Valkyrie. * "We have given the matter our careful' consideration and believe that the foul oc. curred through a miscelculntlon of the dis- tance between the two ynchis at a critical moment. "From our own observaitlnn, confirmed by that of others who Were in good posi— tion to see all that occurred, we find that Valkyrie III, in contradiction of section 11 of racing rule 10, bore down upon De- fender and fouled her by the swing of her main boom when lulilng to strulghton her course. ‘ “We also consider that Defender loft Valkyrie sufficient room to windward to pass clear of the committee bout. “The protest is therefore sustained. Respectfully yours, “S. N icrionsou Kenn. "Chester: Guiswotn. ”IRVING GlthNI-ZLL" Section 11 oi racing rule 10 reads: “A yacht shall not bear uwuy out of her course so as to hinder another in passing to leeward. " The blame of the fouling is placed by those-who ought to know on Sycamore.‘ In his own defense he stated that he wu not told just what his position was under the racing rules under which be was sail-- ing. His only instruction, he says, was to sail for a quick start. Duaravea a “tree Sportsmen. Lord Dunravcn in u sportsmunliko way , said in an interview last night: “lshnll sail this race tomorrow as a sportsman because l have no occasion to do otherwise. I believe in the ability and honesty of the regatta committee of the New York Yacht club. I believe that no effort has been made to influence their decision. I believe them to be gentlemen and yuchtsmen, and while I do not care to say anything about the Valkyrie I yet think that Mr. Watson has also fulfilled his engagement to build for me a boat. “I do not expect that Mr. Iselin wlll odor is chance for a recall or anything of ’ that sort. While it is very certain that. the America's cup is lust by reason of the Valkyries rnclug showing. it is not so certain thut at some time the rup may not be curried across the Atlnutlc. “The uppcnruncc of the decision of the New York ‘i'ncht club Clllllllllllt't‘ did not surprise um. I believe that Defender lllllilti an heroic effort upon Tuesday. I do not think that the derision iii the New York Yucbt club rcgntiu l‘llllllllllltii‘ is based upon their calm consideration of the mat- ter in lllilld. 1 do not ngrcc with them." Lord l)unrnvcn's opinion regarding the private situation of the, thi bouts is borne ‘ out by ihccvldcuccof munyuu English— mnn and American who saw the situation upon Tiiosduy. Thl‘ f'ui-t of the protracted session at the New York Yucht club is rc~ sponslble for the idea tliut the testimony was conflicting. It Is known beyond doubt that there were at least three upon the America’s cup committee who find doubts upon the slluutiou and who believed it would be accessory in at lcust resell the race of yesterday or accord the Valkyrie a win. The Defender did luff at the start. There is no dispute concerning the posi- tion of the rival sportsmen. while the fol- lowing bulletin is significant: Tried to I." It Rosalind. “To the blemimrs of the New York Yacht Club: "You. committee begs to state that be- fore arriving at a decision upon the De- fonder's protest they endeavored to bring nbcutamutunl agreement botwwu the re- spcctlvo yachts to recall yesterday's race. but each preferred that the committee should pass judgment upon the protest." While this announcement may be notc- worthy. it is known that Lord Dunrnven, with the Euulish dislncllnutlou to pose in an unpleasant situation, will not kick. He declined to meet Mr. lsolln. For what reason it is'not known. The chances are that Mr. lselln’s situation is due to the possibility of unpluusulit comment and reference to the Vulkyric. He does not cure to roewokcn the clamor which ham. pcrcd the motions of the New York Yacht club’s race committee by a new fight. It is believed bymnny viewers of the situation at the start of Tuesday's race that the Valkyrie was not the bent at fault, but,tlint the Defender was entirely at fault. The euptnlu of tho Yorktown, upon which has been laid the blame of certain Interference, says that he ‘was not at any time a quarter of a mile away from the linuhnii that he did not at all interfere with the start of the two bouts. Captain N knows whether or not he did luff. If he did luff, he is in fault/ The regatta co . , ‘tteeis silent on th J itun- tion. or “l3“: ' ' , l Mr. B. Nicholson Keno, w chairman of the body. said: "Our situation. i believe. you under- stand. Hnd i seen you before we began our day's session, 1 might have been glad to ask you your opinion of the position or rlmpresslon of the situation of the coder. By the concord of the evidence thsDefender is entitled to the sustain- nisnt of her protest." The question which is exciting yachts. men is, “Will Mr. Irelln in a erous way accord finnrsveu the enormity of I the ‘ia’il'“l'v’.n”ii ifi'flhil ”ifflli’i‘. ' C In ll , momentum been» use ass-sue ,- moose. its serum mm... Yaebts Rams-sh .04; " ' ~Mr.1selinseldi "rah it closes why! should do anything like t is. it would not bespcrismanllke for me to glvo up any advantage which had been officially . awarded me under snob a state of circums stances. . I will. not say a thing for publi- cation. 1 do not believe that the press has any right tqnotice this sort of politics. ~l will not lay smiling to you to print." " ‘I'bs Insists uses-red Again. Defender and Valkyrie ware both dry- docked yesterday in the Erie basin for an- cther scrub and wore floated again before dark. The Def der also placed one of hcr'spars topmax's in position to take the place of the one that was sprung Tuesday. A surprise come to the people who wore waiting about the docks when Mr. John Hysiop. the emails! measurer of the New York Yacht club, entered the Boston dockysrd, in which the drydocks are situ- ated, with his famous block. handbag in tow‘. Their astonishment increased when they saw the celebrated official remove his steel tape from the uforesaid bag and turn to measure the yachts for the third time. it was dark when he began his work, but lights were brought to r on the objects of his labors, and the old gentleman proceeded with his business in his usual cool and effective manner. It was Mr. Hyslop’s first attempt to measure bouts by artificial light, but he did not appear at all embarrassed by the novelty of the oc- casino. It was said that Lord Dunrnven had asked for one more measurement in the hope that by dint of cxtrnlordinurlly severe stripping Valkyrie’ewnter line could yet be reduced so that the 29 seconds' time al- lowance she gives Defender could be wiped out. it was certain that the English yacht was bore of everything that could be re. moved under the rules, but the some thing can be said of Defender. On board the Cit'y'QJfirldgeport, Val. kyrio’s tender, were , f ”Coriiniodoro Ar- thur Glennie, Designer Watson and Sall- mnkcr Rntsoy. These Isnflemcu had no opinion to express on the regatta commit~ tee’s decision. nor wouldelther say that Lord Dunrsvsn had made up his mind by give it up and go home without another race. In it word, they refused to say any- thing until they hesrd from his lordship, who was dining somewhere in this city. Captain Hank Half, on tho Defender, expressed his opinion that Mr. Isolin had no power to call Tuesday's race of! even if he felt so inclined. The captain thought that the nullifylng of the event lay entire- ly with the America’s cup committee. What the London Press Says. Lomxnt, Sept. 12,—Tho Times. in speaking of the protest decision, says: “It was thought the judgment might go uguinst Valkyrie 111. but it was not an. ticlpntcd that the committee would do more than order n resell. Thnt issue must of us here would have desired, and it would also have met the wishes of our sportsmnnlikc kindred in America. It is, howovcr. not quite clear whether the comv mittce has power to order the race res sailed." ' The Standard says: “The judgment of the committee will be accepted without dcmur. They must be credited with a sin- gle hearted desire to decide the question upon its merits. A review of the evidence by public opinion would be futile and un- civll. The laws of sport are inexorable." The Post comments: "\thtcvcr Eng- lish feelings may be. there is nothing to be done but to accept the verdict. it is possible that Mr. lsclln will offer to rusnil the rune, but it is not ccrtuin that Lord Ilunrnvcu would accept the offer if made. At tin,- smuc time it would be buih :1 gram- ful and u spurtsmnulikc course for the American to pursue. The misfortune nt- iendlug the two first races cannot but proj- udlcc the sport of iutcrnuiimml yacht rac- ing. It may be taken for granted that this is the lust contest which Will he sailed in New York waiters. It is gratifying [0 see that the better informed section of the American press takes the opportunity to point out the general regret that the acci- dent should have happened. " A writer in The Daily News says: "To have given the race to America seem:- rut-her sharp practice. Surely no race would better have met the justice of the case. It may be the vigor of the racing law, but it is hardly sport. The severe nwnrd of the committee is n poor reciproci- ty for the generous treatment of the (Jor- nell crow ut Henley.” BASEBALL. » narrower. LEAGUE GAMES. 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