The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
ACrREssEs KISS TIE INDIANS.



The. canoe races. tlitins contests and other
events that have been In progress at the
sportsmen's SHOW at Madison Square Garden
for two weeks win come to an end to-day
and the finals promise to be very interesting.
In the fitting the winners Of the final heats.
which will be decided tonight. will meet
Francis West and West and shawanoe. the
0jibway Indian. will also meet. In bout for
supremacy. These two met yesterday and
after a very exciting struggle the Indian
won again. Later In the day Shawanoe met
u. VI. King and F. p. Keller Of the Knicker-
booker Canoe Club. King was the spearman
and while he seemed TO be at the mercy OF the
Indian throughout the bout and was fire.
quently knocked down In the canoe. he man
aged to last the time out without being sent
into the water and the bout was declared
a draw.
Several members Of the Nancy Brown Com
pany paid their respects to the Indians yes
terday afternoon. In the party were Miss
Alice Knowlton, Miss Estelle Rogers. Miss
Gertrude Cochrane and Miss Margaret John
son. After the performance OF "Hiawatha'
the Indians were requested to meet the ac-
tresses In one Of the rooms in the Garden.
In the party Of Indians were Pau-Puk -Kee-
Wis Shawanoe. Kabiosa. Deerfoot and Little
Adam. the boy dancer Pau-Puk- Kee-Wi
was the first to be introduced and Miss Rogers
standing on tip-toe planted q kiss sQuarely
on the Indians lips This. was rather q sur
prise to him. but when Miss 10 hnson was
introduced he took the initiative and promptly
kissed her. The Indians gave several dances
for their visitors which were highly appre-
ciated.
was Dr. Tar!ston II Bean 81 New YORK.
chief Of the Department OF Fish and Game
S the 81 from Su: Ts 70 whS has
sporismen's SHOW. to be held al the Central
sasnGs. IF The nss 10
West he saw, the plans for the combined
which covers a space Of four acres in extent,
fhe building being 200 by 600 feet: one-half
q SsSh t hss ssyI oss sRsafS S Se pp
cations. All the spaces are free; the total
area OF the whole show Is 1. $50 acres. being
50 per cent larger than the Chicago show
Tilting-First bout. .. Dunn. .Jr and J: 4.
fSfss and ismes Harper Of Broosiyn Second
eoytJ Tsu,s y. and & Leyi; Camp Rsn ss
JT and ii. Ii. SeiIss' Camp Rainbow. defeated
F. fopsn Asd sRs ssa ap
defeated Francis West and q. N. Richards. sF1fth
sHs .ns k sns AsGIa canoe
draw.
FORAGE HaceS-flfSt cNent-WOu' Dy SeOtSe
Ilnkiater and Samuel Tongue. Ontario. Time.
minute % seconds. Andrew Landen and William
Second Race-Won by George unklater and George
crawford. ontario. Time. minute II seconds.
Andrew Lsnden and Samuel Tongue. Ontario.
second. Time minute 30 seconds,
Tug Of War-GcorGe and Richard Lnklater.
Ontario, defeated John Beer and another lroquos
Indian.
RIYLR SHOOTING.
Junior Branch competition-Best scores e: n
Shelter, Dwight School co. c. NJ. Daniels. Wright
School. 90: J, A. Scrtben Jr.. Psckards school, W.
YLY CASTING.
Class v-Slngie Handed BAIT casting for dis.
lance only open TO ALL won by r. c. Leonard. Central
Valley. with cast of IiS feet: c. q. Levison OF
Brooklyn, ". Y, second, with a cast OF e61 feet.
and H.. W. Halves. Of New York. third. with cast
of s7iz feet. The other scores were T.. j. NILS.
brooklyn, % feet, and ID. 7. Abercrombie. 50 feet.
Class W-Bsck bass ny casting contest. for
distance only. open to ALL weight Of rod and length
Of leader unrestricted, won BY n. W. Halves OF
New York. with cast Of o. feet : inches Dr. y;
% feet: ID. T. Abercrombie. third. with cast Of
90 feet.