New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
THE GOVERNOR AT THE SHOW
HE LOOKS AT THE BIG GAME AND IAbh'
WITH THE INDIANS AND GUIDES.
Nrv.yoRK ATHLETIC CLUB DEFEATS THE I'M
VERSTTY OF PENNSYLVANIA At NAlhH
pnLn- sCnREs FOR TIE DAY.

NETWORK ATHLETIC CLUB DEFEATS TIE '"'
vERsrrY or Pennsylvania At WATER
poro-scoREs FOR THE DAY.
Governor Roosevelt accompanied by his sister,
Mrs W s Cowles. visited the Sportsmens oho"
Yesterday afternoon. The Governor came on the
invitation of the association. but he declined
proffered box and made his tour Of the exhibits
I'm as unosientatious a manner az possible. lie
watched the water sports. and had a long tax
with the Indians and some OF the guides Inc
Governor is an enthusiastic big-game hunter Dut
his hunting experience has been mostly IN the
West He took a look at the big game and showed
Mrs. Cowles through the exhibits Of guns and pro-
icctiles taking a special interest In the relies OF
used prooctlles and the fac-simile reproductions OF
the big guns and projectiles Of the ships
y was soon known all over the Garden that ;he
Governor had arrived. Mr.. Pacha. a Harvard
graduate and a fIll-blooded Apache Indian who
was a member Of the Rough Riders was one OF
tho men who greeted tho Governor The following
Canadians who attending the show were intro
duced 10 the Governor: Premier Marchand, or the
Province Of Quebec Mr.. Parent. Commissioner OF
Crown Lands and Mayor 81 Quebec City: Mr.. DUFF
IS. Minister OF Public Works: Messrs Garneau
and Robltaie, member Of Parliament; George
Tonquay. president OF the Civic Financial Commit
r. s Cornish. Of unenvlable notoriety in connec-
ton with the Adams poisoning case. continues 10
mo a central figure in the water sports at the big
tank at the Garden Considerable iil-feelng has
been caused It is said. among other clubs having
competitors in the various contests Of speed ana
endurance because there IL entirely too much
Knickerbocker Athletic Club Many club men are
talking Of the management Of that club which
continues to keep at the head OF its ath-
letlc affairs concerning whom many unfavoraole
comments have been uttered in the last Few
weeks Some persons now Insist on calling the
Knickerbocker Athletic Club the Cornish Club.
one of the most exciting water polo games OF the
tournament was that played In the large tank last
night between the New York Athletic club ana
the team from the University Of Pennsylvania.
The NJ W York men too heavy for their more
Youthful rivals and they by the score Of TO
O. Webb. of the New-York team. looked Ike a
porpolse at bay In front Of the New-York goal
and the collegans might just ms well have tried TO
force their way through ton Of beef The New
York and Knlckerbocker teams Will come together
on Monday night. and the fur and the money will
ny Last night W. G.. Douglas scored the first goal
in i'm 2s and Fred" A. Wenck made the second
score in Pm 32s This ended the first half. with the
bail always In the Pennsylvania territory. In the
second half Douglas and DR.. Davis did the scoring.
Pennsylvania defensive work and tackling was
good but they did know the tricks of the
game as well did their rivals. The teams lined
up follows: