The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-19

Co at the AuttulS House. oOslOlls last
night. The famous blind builder OF world
beaters on the water went To Boston.
with members Of his family, 10 attend
the grand opera, the visit being one of
pleasure only. Asked II anything OF
yachting Importance attached TO the stay
i'm Boston. Mr.. Herreshoff replied: None
whatever"
Today tho Yale University crew train
ing table was started, with the following
men: 'Varsity-Stroke, Bogue: No. q,
Laws No. g. Capt. Kunzig; No. 5, Wey-
mouth: No. 4. Judson3 No. 3. Cross; No.
2. Levering; bow, Waterman. College
crew-Stroke, Coffin. No. z, Stubbs; No.
8. Scott: No. s. Johnson; No. 4, Sargent;
No. 3, Ackley; No. 2, Adams; bow, Hew-
itt
Manager Shettsline OF the Philadelphia
National league club announced today
that he had signed Second Baseman Pete
Childs, who played last year with the St.
Louis and Chicago teams, as Bobby
Lowe will play second for the Chicago
Nationals this year. President Hart con-
sented to Childs coming here. IL is rum
ored that one or more of the Philiies who
have signed to play with American
league clubs this year will jump back TO
the Phillies before the championship sea-
son opens.
In six races during the contests at Mai
sons LATTE. Paris, yesterday American
Jockeys had % mounts and were placed IL
times. B. j. Rigby got one first and one
second place; j. Reif and w b. Buchan-
an. one first place each; Milton Henry.
two seconds and two thirds: Archie Nc
Intyre. two seconds and one third.
President Ban Johnson denies that he
hn loci nf WI
Horace Fogel. the manager of the New
York club OF the National league. IL was
reported that Fogel had sent him a tele-
gram saying that since the American
League had grabbed Dummy" Taylor OF
the New York club he would go after
some OF the best players I'm the American
league He was reported 10 have said.
further. that some of the foremost pitch
ers I'm the league had wanted to come to
the New York-elub for a long time. "Fo-
gel never sent such a telegram TO me, -
says Johnson. 81 received one from him
In which he asked me II II were true Tay-
Tor had signed with Cleveland. did not
answer It,"
At Lincoln park, London. yesterday.
Col. McCalmont's st. Maclou won the
Lincolnshire handicap OF 1000 sovereigns,
the first big race OF the season. r. s.
Siever's 3-year-old filly Sceptre was sec
ond and Mr.. Bindings 5-year-old colt
over Norton, third. Twenty-three horses
Maclou, IL TO 4 against Sceptre. and 50 TO
y against over Norton. Lady Help rid
den by Maher, won the Lincoln plate, of
POO sovereigns, for 2-year-olds, at five
furlongs.
Thirteen teams started in the second
nights of the six-day foot race, at Fall
a nf MI taaf 1e
since Monday night. Faster time was
made tonight than on the first night OF
the race. and the interest increases as
the race continues. The men finished as
follows: Ashley and Crock. Bill: Ashley
and Casey. 1916; Mullaney and Henry,
36.16; Sullivan and Quinn, s61; O'Neil and
Gordon, 3525; White and Pemberton.
35.23: Foley brothers, 1923; Jackson and
son, $780, Collins and Haywood. 344; An
derson and Paquette. %20; Brady and
Williamson, S2.22; st. Ours and DAILY,
S2.lO; Fits and Stone. 2s.25.
The continuous professional champion
ship pool tournament. which has been i'm
progress at Montauk Billiard academy,
Brooklyn, for the last week. will proba-
bly, wind up next Saturday night. Yester-
day afternoon Charles Weston, the cow
boy of Wyoming. defeated Patrick III.
Walsh of New York by score OF i25 To
81. In the second game of the afternoon
Irving Long OF Nashville. Tenn, scored
1876, while III y, stofft OF Cleveland, O..
managed to gather In G..
In the fly casting contest for accuracy
and delicacy at the Sportsmen's Show.
New York. yesterday, u. s. Osgood OF
Lowell Mass. was first. with 20 points.
and Il. X. Hewitt OF New York second.
with 20 points. The casting distance was
% feet.