The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1912, Page 21

» SPORTS Het GOSSIP as of Poloists Challenge for Inter- national Trophy Match Here| :! in June. nee of thi ME ey fats for the int has been for the Polo Asse eflect has Green, the mo Polo Club, fr was lenued. shelley Sailor Has to Find “Skipper”’) Before He Tells, Meantime Other Nearly Drowns. Harvart and Yale ‘are practically completed for, dual meet with fodtont ‘nod Kogliah uiiversities, at the ptai- Pimbrlae: ‘Mass., next Saimmer, Official isvemed ina few ‘most likely for fatlor English poto- national trophy ally accepted by A letter to this to Edgerton of the Hurlingtam ve the challenge He Acceptance was for- | warded on the Mauretania A seafaring man slouched Into the} | Bast One Hundred and ‘Twenty-sixth #treet police station early to-day and, addressed TAeut are , Hi June oF edystna th tg la iswed Carore the proved: | removing hin cap, Michael Demprey: W. A. Has. | 4 | “Are you the skipper o’ this ship?” ard, Seerctary of the Polo Association, | %& men i “I'm the skipper, my good man—ay, HI wie tS | there. wi Malt and ip | ay, sir!” and «Herbert, Chatrman of the | mega "th Tueuers of” the, assnotadio committee, formulated the reply, Nee | iMiertond. that Wert Pat's for with | “I have the honor to report, then, that reasmn ing Wes that st wan found thet, tos such ther was willing to discuss the mubje Ming ald “ta Geran Mle man is hanging in the water by a further than to sey thet, there would mecrent, Ui avin eatery | ateing from the dock at the foot of One alance of the hey Hundred and Twenty-eighth etreet, Har- ented the strongee|tem River, catling for help.” Toate anys te Sent fo the" | “Man overboard? Well be @ series of games at the Meadow Brook Chih grounds for the eup, Just]. 4 what dates were decided upon they | lorsit fre" orer reasins 100! : ; ull him out oF would not state untli after the Hur-| {ie iesent edit ta that the ake mo you p have heen. teving for exte. time to con “ . e akip~ Jingham Club had cabled thelr, recotpt| atiuetio association that Taeit “naman should ‘be | 2 sunbeie” ee et ee of the letter ib heh, However, Was | EGS aii gtwe contents are| Der himeet tearned tha chatteanene ae “on Rae ate | “Couldn't you find @ policeman in the As pl fe the shea rs rewinst ; tate Sot Male om Feo th | netghborhood t ie ML ee “Sosabil : “I saw two without looking fer one. a@nd that dates for three ¢ ‘ iy cag iacevedaiest Tia, But I allue reports to the skipper or been selected between June 1 and not at qll. I didn’t tell them nothing.” une If. “So you passed up two cops and eame all the way here to tell us @ man wes drowning! Why" But words failed the tteutenant, tie rang for some of the reserves and sent | Policemen Fanclough and Johnson to the rescue. They found a man tn the river off the Hecker-Jones-Jewell Milling Company ock. He had been ctinging to a place of hawaer shouting for help when the/ vailor man heart him, but while the sailor was watking four blodks to the Police etation to notify them, Me) strength gave out. He was nearly drowned when the po-| iceman rescued him by means of a 1nd-| der, boathook and rope, but Dr. Knapp of ‘Harlem Hospital said he probably | would get over it venue and One Hundred and A thirty-five ton ing holated out of the shaft from its sling and fell, crushing JEWELLED HEELS is FAD IN LUXURIOUS PARIS NOW. Costly Gems S Used in Footwear and| Skirts Are Cut High to Show ‘Em. 1 e latest thing tn ; —_--—. TWIN KID KID IS § STOLEN. The 26-foot cabin motorboat Twin | Kid, owned by Paul A. Vallance, Rear Commodore of the New York Motor Boat Clib, One Hundred and Forty- @eventa street and the Hudson River, jas stolen from her mooring off the! ‘The man anid he wae Alexander John- ;Clubhouse Sunday night. Mr. Vale | Was out !n the boat with friends Sun- day afternoon Rome of} meeting ‘The Twin Kid ts valued at more than! § Qui ion hay Ath | $1,000, 8 ed with French gray ick Action Prescriptt eet thickly w . or with lenamel, the color used by battleships. Cures Colds in a Day 4, dresses, of is believed that the thieves cut the raft out in the night and towed her away with another power boat. The « a/harbor police are looking for the Twin pe: 1a oyapeaenneney | for colda and follows: “From your dru« Sg Re SETH fale an ounte of Glebe, Pine © mere ian GETS 30 DAYS “TO REST.” | {Cowenrated Hine), make) ah rows of pea ie i half pint of good whiskey. form of & he. You are on the verge of a break-| Take one to two teaapoontu placie , Special Sessions, yea- Albert F. 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Coming south on a Lexington avenue Judge O'Sulliv late yesterday afternoon a lMmousine Th An investigaiton ‘Those sen car driven by Patrick Reynolds of No, ; the automobile twenty-five 1084 Park avenue and owned by Mre.|beam Just above »| Isabelle Ryttenburg of No, 63 Mast] 4% of woolen dress goods their Injuries, Seventy-eighth street swung in behind « trolley car at Seventy-ninth strent, Before the automobile had gone half & block tt @truck an open excavation, made for the new subway. Six feet mira Roformator twenty-four reckless driving “Reynolds has several years, I Penitentiary any bad habits.” The automobile tary! form on which half @ dozen mon with | beads lowered and backs bent were Start Him Right Give Him a Gillette for Christmas \ THAT Holiday gift can you think of more acceptable or more practical than a Gillette Safety Razor? It is something he will use every day to make his shaving easy and simple. And it is good for him. 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