AMERICA CUP CONTEST.
A CLOSE FINISH. PEE PRESS ASSOCIATION. New York, September 29. The Shamrock throughout was brilliantly handled. After varying fortunes she led on the starboard tack. The Columbia was on the* port tack, forced about by the Shamrock. The wind increasing the Shamrock did grand windward work, and gained an advantage. The rivals ran homewards with booms to port and spinnakers to starboard. Although owing to a drop in the wind within two miles of home the ; Columbia wss leading, it was anybody's ; race, and both were again even within | half a mile of the finish. | TO-DAT'S RAOE Rtceived 1, 0.40 a.m. New Yobk, September 30. To-morrow's course for the American Cup will be a triangular one, affording a tost of speed in reaching the flagship. A FILIPINO RISING HEAVY LOSBKS INFLICTED ON AMERICANS. v Received, 30,10.58 p.m. [PUB PRESS ASSOCIATION.J Manila, September 30. A superior Filipino force att icked a company of American infantry on the island of Sainar, while the latter were breakfasting. The Filipinos killed 48, and wounded 11 Americans, besides capturing stores and ammunition. Only 24 Americans escaped.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 221, 1 October 1901, Page 3
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184AMERICA CUP CONTEST. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 221, 1 October 1901, Page 3
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