The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1903, Page 4

Hf i* t ai 5 <He alinped, over the side he went, be ¥ E: F will be a Gaelic football eee SPORTING NEWS INTO THE RIVER Peter the Bootblack Was Doing an Airy Goose-Step on the String Piece and Took Tum- ble Into Fulton Ferry Slip. ‘Love of the goose-step brought Peter ‘Monaco, of No. # Spring street, within nodding distance of death, caused him to fall into the East River at Fulton treet ferry, introduced him to a stomach pump and a cot in the Hudson @treet Hospital, when, as a matter of fact, Peter should have been shining boots on the ferry-boat Fulton. The fifteen-year-old aspirant to @ancing honors owes his life to the fulck wit, bravery and muscle of Po- Weeman Dennis J. Riley, of the Old Blip station, who threw himself over the side of the centre pier, trusting to the strength of Deckhand Meyer Jer- me to grab his ankles, while the of- fiver felt around in the muddy water, trying to find the downing boy. Peter Monaco s! supposed to be aboard the Fulton at 7 o'clock. The ferry-boat had just tied up in her silp as Peter eame mincing along a slippery stringer In all the glory and grace of the goo! Step as sanctioned in Spring street so- Glal circies. Sween the centre pier and the brid| ja’ filthy water. Peter yelled and swal- lowed much filth. Then he went under, Riley Heard His Yel Policeman Riley heard the cry and Yan from the gate to the end of the bridge. At the same tims Deckhand Meyer Jerome jumped from the boat ‘Without g word Riley threw himself Over the side of the pier and Meyer grabbed him by the ankles. Riloy’s fingers clutched the hair of Petr Monaco and drew his henu above Water. Slowly the policeman hauled the half-drowned boy out of the water and Pushed him up toward the stringer, where lay Jerome. A couple of by- standers lifted the lad to the pler and hauled Riey after him. Then young Peter was given a sample of bead spinning waich made him diz Riley stuck his fingers down tlie boy’ throat, and spun him on his caput, in @ manner which would have dono credit to Tom Jenkins, A portion of the Hast River re-ap- Peared just as the ambulance drove up. ‘The boy was hustled to the Old Slip @tation, where Dr. Rice made a unwa ef Peter Monaco and a stomach pump. ‘Phen the lad was rushed to the Hudson Btreet Hospital and put to bed. He will 6 around to-morrow. ——$——a NEW WEST SIDE A. C. GAMES TO-MORROW. Good Programmme Will Be Run of on Went 54th Street Groun The New West Side A. C. will hold tts monthly members’ games at the club Srounds on West Fifty-fourth street to-mortow at 10.30 A. M The events to be contested are a 10- yard run, 90-yard run, 88-yard run, running high jump, throwing 35-pound weight for distance, all of cae are handicap, and » 4W-yard run for nov- foes, scratch This club has some of the best handi- @ap men inthe district, and those who will compete are such speedy runners as W. 8. Edwards, F. 8. Cajlahan, Chea- ter Peabody. Meyer Marks. W. H. Davidson, C. M. Clellan, J. W. Murphy, 3. A, Bohen and R. Tood. Its membe Mes always result in spirited compe pition. —<—— Tipperary Men's Gamen, The annual picnic and games of the Wipperary Men's Association will be held Bt Celtic Park, Laurel Hil, Long Island ture of the day ne for a sil Walsh, There are take the eb Bunday July 19. A ‘yer cup donated by Tho: the Washington mijiiona other athletic events co which are to be held unde buspices of the A. A. U. Hey Rational League Standing. tw W. PC) Club, WoL AJ .894)Clucinnats ..23 gi Th {S54 bowton 20 81 WN Phi'adelphliniG dy {610)9, Loule... 15 ay League Standing. YALE CREWS TRY STARTING Big Race Will Be Rowed Down Stream and Earlier in the Day than Ever Before in Its History. (Special to The Evening Wor:4.) YALE QUARTERS, GALES FHRRY, Conn., June 20.—The crews had an easy morning of It yesterday, doing but little work. They were out on the river but a short time, most of the praetice being devoted to pistol] starts. Last evening the freshmen were taken down river anq met the Harvard crews on the way to the start for a two-mile trial row for the Crimson freshmen. The launch fol- lowed them down for 2 mille, and, re- turning to the freshmen, who were wait- ink off Red Top, Conch Kennedy sent them over the first half mile to see what they could do it in. ‘The unofMctal time tor the half mile was two minutes and thirty-six seconds, Yesterday afternoon Capt. Waterman ang Coach Kunaig, accompanied by Jullus Curtiss, chairman of the Regatta Committee, went to Red Top and held a conference with Capt, McGrew and Coach Higginson, of the Harvard crew. For some time efforts have been directed to have the ‘varsity race rowed up stream at 5.9 P. M,, but at the meeting yesterday afternoon it was def- nitely decided to row the race down stroam at 12.80 P, M. if it is possible. If the referee decides that the condi- tons are unfavorable at the noon hour the race will be postponed until 5.30 P. | M. and will then be rowed up stream. ‘At noon the wind invariably blows up river, so that with an ebb tide the water 1s likely to be pretty rough. Even if the river is not rough the head wind makes the conditions rather poor, while late in the afternoon the crews, if they rowed up stream, would almost certainly get a fair wind and tide. Up stream races, however, are generally very. unsatisfac- tory, especially from the spectators’ standpoint, and the decision at the con- ference yesterday seems to meet with general approval, Con Daly went to New London again yesterday and placed himeelf under Dr, Cronan's care. He is not at all well Stuyvesant Fish, jr, has taken Daly's place in the four-oar, ——— MURRAY HILLS MEET PHILA. GIANTS TO-MORROW. Game Will He Pinyed on Olympia Field, on Lenox Avenue. The Murray Hill baseball team will open its new grounds, Olympla Field, at One Hundred and Thirty-fifth street and Lenox avenue, to-morrow in a game against the Philadeiphia Giants, the est colored team in the business ger Strong has new stands at Olympia Field and says that there will be seating accommodations st elght thousand a SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES. RACE TRAC) PSHBAD BAY, une 20.—The entries for Monday's races are a8 follow First Mtave—Matden race No halt furl Fut Course 2; five and one- Royalton Palernian ond Race 105 1 12105 no Lady Lindele.. Ws Hamburg Igy Kuta Parrts 105 Hours aa Three {uslouge on main track Annie Gra lowly Silver’ esis, fih Race~Hand Maid One and three-siatern Diaekstock 123 Donnitert ano Lb Andy Wililama liy Bank 113 Sergeant Surmine 108 Hineelt Hon Mot 104 ues Race. le on & xth eel berg Andy Willla 105 Leader Wb Bot Mo. Lord Advox fa Tribes Hild Bar Le Duc. 96 Highlander . See Naseball, Polo Gr GHICAGO va NEW YORI. Adm, Ble. *e* que sa TTT ernment ert tt eet Roma ait WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE REMARKABLE PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN OF THE SUBURBAN HANDICAP CROWD. AE aS oe TUNE 99, 1800, _EVENI NG WORLD. —— | HANLON SIGNS —KELTER WILL HUGHEY JENNINGS) MEET BOTHNER is Great Ball Player Will Probably | Lightweight Wrestlers Matched Hold Down First Base for the Trolley Dodgers. and Will Come Together Next Friday. ; “Hughey Jennings, who {s one of the greatest ball players that ever donned a uniform, signed a contract with Ned Hanion last night to play with the What should prove to be one of the best light-welght wrestling matchea ever seen around here was the one at ranged on Thursday afternoon between Brooklyn team for the remainder of the| George Bothner, the present light season. weight champion, and Arthur Kelter, of Hanlon 1s undecided where he will/the Alliance Club. ‘The managers of the different athletic clubs have been trying to arran| play Jennings. but tt is thought he will put him on first base, eend Doyle to second and put Flood In right fleld in place of McCreedie. he latter ts not playing the game that Hanlon expected > this contest for the past s1x just a3 ihe match was to d something always came tations fl through, until when Kelter and Bothner met : t Sand, after a wordy. argue of him and the prospects are that the| ment. finally came t0. terms, . lanky Californian will be used as a| it was clalmed that both wrestlers had utility: man, Qobel a od-slaed “het On ‘the Bub- 4 hahy amd this Nad more to dow With Jennings on the team, it ts safe} the arranging of the mateh than anys to say the Trolley Dodgers will show| thing else. It will be decided on Friday fenewed ginger and also win moro] Aight hexi, In the London ‘Theatre, aileaabia Also on, one getting the greater number of fal caine, 1 & Streteh than they have been) {one hour's timo to be declared the FIFTEEN CREWS HARD AT WO —_——_— Arrival of Syracuse at Pough- keepsie Makes Six Colleges Represented in Coming Inter- collegiate Races. (Special to The Evening POUGHKBRPSIP, N. Y., The arrival of the Syracuse University crews this morning brought to the scen of battle the last of the crews that are to take part in the great intercolle- glate regatta on the Poughkeepsie Course next Friday evening. A rev of the various rowing com- Dinations as they appeared on the river | for practice this morning 1s interesting, 48 giving In figures an idea of the mag nitude of the affair, ‘There ar leges repres: e. Cor lump) and have ea elgtit-os one four entered in Un has two eights and Georgetown eight A recapitulation shows fifteen regular crews, comprising a total of 104 oa men, and there are in addition twenty- five oarsmen apportionad among the different colleges as subs The Syracuse crews, in charge of Coach Ten Eyck, arrived on a W) Shore sleeper early this morning, They brought two shells, which they un loaded and took across the river to thelr boathouse, after which they went to the Cannon House, thelr headquar- tors, for breakfast. Their boats w rigged in time for them to join the other crews at practice during vhe morning town's one o the ‘varsity, last might, and they also took their first row this morning. They have {no launch of their own, but nd of the university lying in Yo has loaned them his Loh Dempsey to use. r wn nor Syraci och composed of sporismaniike young | j men whoa het say that, while! j whey are aratively new at rowing. | ¥ are gow ye und expect to mv« | ix dangerous quai Rood lve ny 1 ta consid that they fant very on the utirul rive pe practie frorded at ist evening As the rews rnel!, Columbia and Penn: went over purse with ‘arnell getting 4 ‘showing a scrappy tween the ‘varsity and freshmen, Which tye former beat. the sity ¢ ns faviring ud man in The beat thelr fresh five lengths. No t *varalty In two miles bj it " PIENING WOULD MEET HACKENSCHMITT ON MAT. leap Match Between Thin Pair of Wrentlers In Suxuwente Piening, the © Graeco-Romar wrestler, who has wrestled enschmitt, the Rus sian ch in Burope, acknowleds the latter's ability, but will agree to throw him twice within an hour If Will se: within fifty nda of bis Welght. Ag the “Butcher Boy’ won the all-comers’ tournament at middle-welg ot and Hackensehmitt won in the heavy- | Weight class, a handicap match at welxht h weights 2 xtraordinary Is In the best possible stape at pi as he is matched to meet John Perrill, the Itallan champion of Pougikeepsle, on or about June 2% at the Academy of Music in that city, the London Theatr dune Plening, in order to win, must throw Perri) four times tn an hour at Grae man style and Sharkey three ibin an hour at mixed style of | wrestling, | —————_— GREAT CHANCE FOR THE WEIGHT THROWERS. WIL He Offered for 4 in the Irish A. A. Ga Praldent P, J. Conway, of the ‘ew York Irish Athleuo Association | ing every endeavor to have the ath-| Jo cantval on the Fourth of July at Celtic Park the most interesting day's | ’ rt that has ever been held by this populap organtzation, Besides the all-| around champlonship there will also be in all-around welght-throwing, cham- plonship, li which weight throwers will e with the 16-pound hammer, the Mand the discus, ne in this w be for points, five for A frat place, three for a second 1 one f rd, thiete that f f points eat dh au of several and NEW YORK WORLD-WAY RUNS HE MILLIONS’ PATHWAY—Post Wan given about The a4 sald to nayivania ‘varsity screw to go the full four miles ‘ard declined to make the tlme public, fd that it was satisfactory, ; was the your “Want” where the People will road, Those who want and those who bave meet through the Medium of the Million, ‘Phe 3 or 7 time rate costs and pays best. feet on the reco at bow, presumab well was allowed to attend his class-day exerolses. four has improved greatly and ds com! along In good shape. When the ¢ evening the four-oar had not come In, er, Ober has gone HA 0 HARD WORK Litchfield, th regular coxswain, j in Cambridge, Charlie Hart, the boat- Crimson Crew Rests Up and) keener, who weighs 150 pounds, wae Coaches Do Not Send Them; on the Four-Mile Trip—The Four-Oar Doing Well. They Yale quarte: yards of the Yale ¢ also on the river. and sized each other Later on the ¥: a who W stopped rowing from bow to stroke. ‘Top. 1 want eve in that ts suffering from any or condition to come and Wo have a 6 ith me, and I will plain to you ‘of treatment which I tence in treatin Ingted and developed after my whole life's expe f. ullitr to nien. Tt te a treatment that is based on scientific knowled free proposition, no trial or sample treatments to offer you. 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(“ann 2 Seu booklet, % via L. J. RR, at 10, 12.40 (1.00 Parlor 3.40, 3,10." Take ferry foot Wis 4 thereaster every 4) tat ‘h Sireet, Brooklyn, with ) Troliey direct to track,’ Fare, 10 cents. Ample accommodations returaing | route, 35 minutes by trolley, Brook Transit trom” Brooklyn. Bridge Oe Bridge trains via Kings Cou Beuch Road, aloo Flatbush Avi GEO. E. BENTON & CO, 130 Tremont St. Boston. Many model boarders are looking fox model boarding-houses, and model boarding-houses ate looking for model boarders. Sunday World Wants make each known to tho other, es