614 HISTOEY OF WINNEBAGO' COUNTY.
vice-commodore, Eobert Brand; fleet captain, A. M. Horr; secre¬ tary, Charles Christiansen; treasurer, H. B. Jackson; measurer, E. A. Stevens.
The 0. Y. C. resolved to hold their fourth annual regatta to be sailed at Fond du Lac on July 4, 1872. The committee of ar¬ rangements at Fond du Lac having made arrangements for the club to participate in the procession, and, having a large yacht, mounted on wheels, the 0. Y. C. manned the yacht in full uni¬ form, making a fine appearance which was greatly appreciated by the citizens of Fond du Lac^ At 1:30 p. m., the following boats were at the starting line: First class: "Daisy," of Fond du Lac; "Penequa," "Maud" and "Harshaw," of Oshkosh; "Minnie Graves," of Menasha. Second class: "K. M. Hutch¬ inson" and "Dauntless," of Oshkosh; "Shoo Fly," "Fairy" and "Belle," of Fond du Lac.
On account of calm, start was delayed until 2.30 p. m. The wind being light and flukey, the "Harshaw" got the lead, rounding the first buoy in advance and maintaining the lead during the race, making the twelve-mile course' in 3h. 50m., winning the silk pennant and $40.00 for first prize. The second class "Dauntless" made the twelve miles in 3h. 56m., winning second class prize of $20.00, "Maud," first class, made the course in 3h. 54m., winning second prize in first class. The "K. M. Hutchinson," second class, won second prize of $10.00 in 3h. 54m. Squadron sailed for home, ending a very enjoyable outing. ¦
At the second regatta of the 0. Y. C, held August 22, 1872,, the following yachts were entered: First class: "Minnie Graves," of Menasha; "Penequa," "Maud" and "Harshaw," of Oshkosh; "Daisy, "of Fond du Lac. Second class: "Dauntless" and "K. M. Hutchinson," of Oshkosh; "Shoo Fly" and "Gen. Grant," of Fond du Lac. Start was made at 3:25 p. m. "Penequa" rounded the home buoy in 2h. 45m., twelve-mile course; "Maud" made the course in 2h. 47m. 18s.; "Daisy" in 2h. 49m. 30s. "Penequa" w^on first prize, "Daisy" second prize on time allow^- ance over "Maud," and "Dauntless" won first prize in second class. This regatta was one of the most exciting races yet held on Lake Winnebago. After the yachts came into the harbor, the club and their guests were escorted to the Eevere House for refreshments. The "Penequa" won the challenge silver cup held by the "Daisy," and $20.00 in money.    The "Daisy" won
Full Text 614 HISTOEY OF WINNEBAGO' COUNTY. vice-commodore, Eobert Brand; fleet captain, A. M. Horr; secre¬ tary, Charles Christiansen; treasurer, H. B. Jackson; measurer, E. A. Stevens. The 0. Y. C. resolved to hold their fourth annual regatta to be sailed at Fond du Lac on July 4, 1872. The committee of ar¬ rangements at Fond du Lac having made arrangements for the club to participate in the procession, and, having a large yacht, mounted on wheels, the 0. Y. C. manned the yacht in full uni¬ form, making a fine appearance which was greatly appreciated by the citizens of Fond du Lac^ At 1:30 p. m., the following boats were at the starting line: First class: "Daisy" of Fond du Lac; "Penequa" "Maud" and "Harshaw" of Oshkosh; "Minnie Graves" of Menasha. Second class: "K. M. Hutch¬ inson" and "Dauntless" of Oshkosh; "Shoo Fly" "Fairy" and "Belle" of Fond du Lac. On account of calm, start was delayed until 2.30 p. m. The wind being light and flukey, the "Harshaw" got the lead, rounding the first buoy in advance and maintaining the lead during the race, making the twelve-mile course' in 3h. 50m., winning the silk pennant and $40.00 for first prize. The second class "Dauntless" made the twelve miles in 3h. 56m., winning second class prize of $20.00, "Maud" first class, made the course in 3h. 54m., winning second prize in first class. The "K. M. Hutchinson" second class, won second prize of $10.00 in 3h. 54m. Squadron sailed for home, ending a very enjoyable outing. ¦ At the second regatta of the 0. Y. C, held August 22, 1872,, the following yachts were entered: First class: "Minnie Graves" of Menasha; "Penequa" "Maud" and "Harshaw" of Oshkosh; "Daisy, "of Fond du Lac. Second class: "Dauntless" and "K. M. Hutchinson" of Oshkosh; "Shoo Fly" and "Gen. Grant" of Fond du Lac. Start was made at 3:25 p. m. "Penequa" rounded the home buoy in 2h. 45m., twelve-mile course; "Maud" made the course in 2h. 47m. 18s.; "Daisy" in 2h. 49m. 30s. "Penequa" w^on first prize, "Daisy" second prize on time allow^- ance over "Maud" and "Dauntless" won first prize in second class. This regatta was one of the most exciting races yet held on Lake Winnebago. After the yachts came into the harbor, the club and their guests were escorted to the Eevere House for refreshments. The "Penequa" won the challenge silver cup held by the "Daisy" and $20.00 in money. The "Daisy" won