New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
FINE CARNIVAL OF SPORTS.
THE PRESS CLUB BUILDING FUN
SWELLED.
CANES IN THE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN AFTEH'
NOON AND NIGHT-oNE WORLDS RECORD
BROKEN-AN INTERESTING FOX

BROKEN-AN INTERESTING BoX.
ING BOUT
The carnival of sports at the Madison square
Garden Yesterday afternoon and evening turned ont 10
n. one O. the most Interesting entertainments oi ue
hind ever seen In this nelglborhocd. Inc proceeds
which were considerable. went 10 me fress O'u"
hu,ldipg fund. Tie attendance nj the afternoon per
Torrance hight but tile garden was croWoeo III inc
evening. The contests Of the afternoon were ar
.rged for the especial benefit Of the women ara
,udren but the performance was varied enough 10
interest everybody ,. %
The afternoon performance began shortly after
o'clock and lasted until 3l5. TIE Om'N states
Military Band. with Professor a. H. 0iappe a. con
,rc,or furnished The music. The first contest WIS
ann ieude barre, or tag horseback. In tee first
,out = De Kieffer was declared the winner Joseph
Neislahn q clever young horsem;h' Won '"e V'o,'O
bort Just twenty minutes was dcVo'eu " ms
scbool riding Carl Anthony, OIL Leporeho Noo"o' IL
A .,ocrzer on Hercules. and A. p. IleNamer' u" On
Centennial furnishing the entertainments Ap0'V'o
waited with almost human grace
The band dscoursed lively selecuohs pe'"''" Wv"
n,ost The hurdle jumpers aroused some eh~iu-
osm Mayor Grants oxford. nddeh u! W. a.
McG,bbon secured first prize ana W. Du'inu
snor,sman ridden by W. stanton hiio' ie''Ne"
second prize. ,,, ~ ,, an, .,
,un,or urestler then took the stage to Try TO
~. r,nest Roeber, the present Champion OIL Ms
hocr Neither gincd fall after ten minutes WORK
nr r. Kemp y. y. \. Co. ana W. l. "ei"'A'
-, Turn yerein then gave an exhibition OF
,endne little Eddie schwalbach ana l. Johnson
rove . crude exhibition OF bicycle noihs'
r,.t,e Miss Driver only five years Old, gave
- oxh,blt,op at clubswinglng. John and James
-, civ and eight years old. the first Weighing
,ront, five and the second fortyivc pounds, put on
,hs ho,ng gloves and caused a roar by their clever
antics. o,,, co,,,.o on,
A football game between the COLUMBIA Coilcse ana
.,a Couege Of the City OF NewYori elevens OF 80
closed the afternoon performance. The game was
III, ono Columbia finally winning by Il to o.
Ib,o had the ball at the start and scored touch
sn u,thont losing IT, Woodward made the touch
down and Bacon kicked goal; time minutes ana "o
seconds. Neither side scored In the second half
Tic Camden was well filed at the night entertain
IAN, The ouening exercises were made memorable
NV the smashing Of a worlds record. 1t an eNa0
,,o, With the 56.pOund weight James mitchell, New
Work Athletic Club champion Of America, threw thr
weight 80 feet IL inches. This beats the best pre-
,ion. worlds record by inches. NJ. F. sweenel'
Xavier Athletic Club, gave an eXhloiuoh oi n's"
thinning lie cleared six feet two inches.
The boxing exhibitions were loudly npplauded III
s,,,e NJ the fact that the contests for science
and not for blood The first bout was between Jim
Hall the Australian and Alexander GreggainS' Inc
pedestrian Hall showed up finely ard handled the oher
man rs an infant Bob" FitzsimmonS who is TO
minute rounds with Frank Bosworth Fnsmmonss
nimbleness was much admired. BosworIrs VICIOUS
swings cut nothing but the air. The spectators al
mrcd FitzsmmOns best.
The bout between DOmlnick F. Mccartney boAihe
Instructor Of the Manhattan Athletic Club and Mchdei
j. Donovan Of the New York Athletic Club. was the
contest Of the evening Partisan feeling ran nigh,
and while no smuggling attempted, some hard blows
werc struck McCafrey struck Donovan one or two
severe blows and at the call Of time neither man
showed disposition TO stop. After going 10 his
corner Donovan showed desire 10 continue Inc
battle In earnest McCailrcy willing, and the two
men faced each other again. The officials. however,
Jumped into the ring and separated lieh' I"N.io
OF pugilism would travel many miles 10 see the
rival boxing instructors meet In earnest. .
Too many started IN the Half mile run nahnl-
cap J. ". McAullie. Il. a. C.. won In 2 minutes
rs seconds. y. A. Baldwin was second. ana James
Newsome third. The final heat In the 22oyarI nnfaIe
being beaten. A. NJ Judsen, NJ. A. C., yards; won
by a few inches. F. G. puffer WIS second and H. X.
Zust n j. A. c.. 10 yards was third. The time was
rs 3-5 seconds. The final heat In the tWo-md@ Dcyce
race was by j. f. Goodman, T. W. i2o ward,
and L. Rauschkolp NJ. W.. Third.
The football game between the Naruna Boat C!no
and the Orange A. c. elevcns resulted IN vely
scrimmage Neither side scored In the first half.
In the second half the Orange A. c. men worked the
centre to advantage. and Marshall scored n touch
down and then kicked goal. The nnal score brl"e
Orange A. c.. 6: Na1na Boat Club o. Eurdick mad
an arm dIsOcated and retired There was also II
College OF the City Of New York and Gaelic foot
ball game between the kickhamS and Irish American
teams. The music al the evening entertainment was
furnished by the United States Marine Band