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offlffillE Iff! AT POST
poilie Levy Shows Temper in the
Jamaica Stakes.
THE rv; WORKS IN FAST TIME
» u r»£: Beimont Gets Second
Call on the Services of
A-chibald.
« if Levy objected f« strenuously to j
tec M*" me head " alil ' e at the 1051 \
, the Jamaica Stoke? at the '•■.-. -.. City"
*° r v yesterday that she sulked and '
trt j herself a.- the barrier ■ ■ released.
?f result Bhe was left standing still
** tfe post while Tim Pippin and Ben |
* ' i the OB*? other starters, vent racing
*** *.o. o *pht it out. It was not much of a
*Iv* either, a? Tim Pippin stopped after '
. . ( ,acf to th<* stretch -md Ben i
£va?.canie away to win easily in 1:131-5
n-tta s> furlongs
* e^e I^vv «if the quoted favorite at
,Mt on a^d " er fhnw of temper aroused ;
o-jcS comment, as she i? usually tractable J
""the post and a quick breaker. Even <
. T the other horses had finished she
ftpxkt McGee ar.d refused flatly to go over
the course or to walk back the reverse j
r&r to the paddock for six or seven
-Jsutef. Suddenly, however, her mood I
rtssped, and breaking from the six-furlong ;
-o!« ffc* 'oi ted around to the finish in the !
'til time of 1:12. which only added furl to
the fir? cf discontent which was burning
ea iJjose who had backed her at the short J
~ TIC e As she did not break out of the j
ekste * ri(2 E0 iwer the regular course J
tidnf.money of pSf reverted to the aesoei-
JtJOH.
Gt-or?e Ocorn. The owner and trainer of !
Folii" Levy, could rot explain her actions !
v^yond expressing the opinion that she i
■add not submit T.i being: held by the head
r> one of ;he assistant starters. She and
•nm Pippin whs acting M badly, however.
that the sJant-r felt justified in ordering j
fcis twn to straighten them out. ]
Guy Fjsher suffered from handling that
•npuld 1 ftvf brought shout the defeat of a
Co'to in f'ue handicap at one mile and
twenty yards. I^ang may not have been to '
V&rr* Vihen the son of Sain bolted at the j
---• turn end carried Stanley Fay to the
niifitne of Jhe track, but there appeared to '
be fljj «sctis« for his Keeping his mount j
cj*. iber* rounding the iut turn and after
j*:r.£ir:e wide into th« Etretch to allow ,
rinf to strerve over to the rail. Guy Fisher
rsvereri a lot more ground than any other ]
tone ia t*f- race, and under a smooth ride ]
vnuld lave heen ' Si tin* •* out with Prince j
Gk'. the winner. *
Barrflle rode a particularly well judged
rat* on Tubal in the second event. After
forcir.g the race for. a sixteenth or more
h« realized ihat it was too fast, and took j
back as Nunda. Berwick and Rosimiro .
Tired te the front head and head. As a j
Xtralt he had something left to finish with, j
tnl brought Tubal up in the last furlong j
to win under m mild hand rid«= .
August Belment has secured second call ■
en ite Services of Archibald, the jockey, j
Some bcrwneri in the paddock accepted j
thJs'as ir!<li. ating that the stewards of the !
Joe&ev Club may not deal lightly with K. ■
I'Ufsn. on whom Mr. Belmont has first ;
ctll I'upan was suspended for rough rid- ;
■•* aT <hf • •••; Bay and his case re- '
ferred in the stewards of the Jockey Club
??r farther action.
B. C. Hildreth reported ill yesterday, and j
his horf-ts were scratched from their -.*.!{- '
tvs cnjr&cements.
I 1I 1 r IES AT EMPIRE CITY.
; nP.fT RACE- Fr-r maicen tis-o-y*>ar-o!(!s: $400
sa-J»-d. Fiv* serf ■ liatf furionp*.
-•i^nin MO: I Horre ... 110
rterisi 110 -,■■■: Bue 107
Htm lifcnr* llO|PootfaJl 107
. P«b 110 j Fairy etorj- '■:
■ P.re r--rs»r . llf»| Pl<>3S2r.t . HN
Gt Uoyincnd 3K»!jeet . 107
G»=3tlet ... Wo|
FECOND RA«-E— For tfc*t>e-year~ol«i«= «r i:p
»ard. non-winners of fIjOOO in lt«K» or 1&10:
J.Vk a <sie<J. One iniJe.
Xtetro nSir-andleherr^- . . . &5
CHS Edfe lot : ; m Miller . iw
Ber N'T.* ICS'Sandrian 93
TKJF.f RACE — Selling: for fillies and mares
*.tt«' irars o!d an-j upward; $4M adacd.
Ow mi!e.
"Awirfack n2!f=chr>oimarm I»J
*9IIUJ Marguerite. .l *:*Pararsi£e Quren w.
£"r> ;•«■ te If. i-ri«lns OS
•JarfUlnr uei»Merifr-'t S7
ITCHTH RA«^E— THE NKPTI NE STAKES:
Ist TTi-o- vr-sr-olds; guaranteed gross valO* 1 .
*S.<v»'. six furifTipE.
Hri3 3I««r _. : Bobby B '<■• . 107
JSua . ... 112|Kin£pln I<»7
HFTH RACJ-- Handicap; for all ages; JCOO
*cqec. Six furionps.
r^i Herbert i:W Rocky OBri«n ...104
*'«:itST.'> USifJe>-r.o;irn . .too
y^z-z'.-nfr 11« Shannon If>o
Tsaace 10&;
EIXIH TiA<:K— Srllirr: for tfesaM seav-eMs end
up»i!a: f-3O> udQ<rd >n+ mii" «nd an
r isinh.
**■ V>+- •«!>!Benbury . NB
*A7T>r.-:a'k •:.*•• .' I^an^den ..I'M
JtinO •oreagns ■l'"'
ft- Joj^-r. tO*i|"\*oon $?
•Airrrt!-* £!!oTiajj'.c.
Empire City Summaries.
WEATHEiI CXJEAB; TRACK FAST.
J"^ 1 " * , Betting — -»
H«, ?5! W!. St. X U X f;r.f-m. JortfW. Opej.HlSh Cl^Pl.c^Sh.w
2 1 -; !: ' 4 - " ; • 7 " *n *1
•^ ..■• .■.■■■":■; g 5* 2111 I r..,cfi, . 2" NBw '! 5
*?/'•* • 3^ « = vi « ■ B* «'ass . X '" ! " 4
L r. . ■ v T !•: »■ hoi'T, 15 $0 1" B
E i:, ;v irii » s 1 ass- . £ » "» S
S2S. U 5 •.- 3 g m 11 12 MoOataer— 40 M 50 20 10
v .J-^ ir :^y. .... ssrjs 41 .^ ■ • T^!l-
I^^ -.SS'.t'f.r turn, had no eh*n t e. but flniehed up.
t . ,_, .... , Mv ,_,■ mart J4INI a :■!<-'!. Fivf airi a half furtonsß.
- • «•,„,, r.,, 5 .»,-«.,h-.,-.-i.- la.1 a.
C .r. M r. «euo ns! d. ; }^ ujnp ;
>ii~. rS? wt St v U U H f-tr. Kir. Jock.y. OjK-n.HJgh.Clw.Plaw.6how
4 4' r " <■ i: • "J - 7 2 l i
; ..- * r.,, 5. r,:o «; • r. M. •;.!.« 20 B« w. I<> s
" I r. - '-',' i» »»4 R» ••• Arrhil-ild.. 10 -" 13 .'j ,3
t-'V-e- ■"♦ 4 11« 7 7 7 7 7 7 Hthinglon. 4 •'. 4 .-., :; 5
v -V . • . „, f ,. r . . iK .e«ntb. vac outrun around the far turn, but came to the
'"**• r £!!*£?£ Lon cone aViv. Rlato clos.-i gtrcnply. Ber»ick and Nunda Mopped.
■'Pot , .- a- tr. r£ «..^ or-olds and upward; glided. One ■:■■> and twenty
. . T .-,- l:« Winner, t, C-. by Galveston-
Prtn«^ V^fifl Owner. G. '-' Odom. - Bettlm. ,
!•<*'- - Btr.Fl*. locher. open.Hi«|i.CU*e, i'U c.Sliow.
feSU3W .1 11] 4 - % *, 7b7 b i : iU.rs..:.. 3 B 4 1 l-.T
ffi vh . ! !££,-.::: ? 4 A7 H U
fel ;-,-■ ::: i "- " V- »■ 4' 5 5 BeoacbotMi 20 »> =" 7 2
nr sws S5 sirs r s?s^ts« 22
r»1«TO KA-iC .-THB JAMAICA —.EM f. r -f-rf-rv. a J^ «^i^*g=Um^g|
' ■' "A"" A " ,'". ^ :;. 1 !,rl Wtaner. ' c. b • n<?r Btr«ma *•■••
** v-!soa. owner. I>. Kahn. Bettiup — ,
»^. ?2! wV St. HUH' i.- wrtm \..r<- Open.Hi»n.Cloße!Piace.BlKW*
w .• ;• ': • ',: . .. . 4 c . 12
«^ a U»»! S 107 Z - 2 -, .', ,' MV |, ; 2 2 2-7 —
--'* I'-tn.^ 2 123 1 I" 1" J " ' MeG« ..3-.'. 11-H» 8-10 1H —
J ||f 1.-f. -• I^' " , mlf , .„„ ,. ip
. .: . -; : £Lts SAC -— « - «*- '-=- —
,^« MMt : :-, added r Fire *"£ '•^Jlg^^2%JE* m '&££.
jure «me. Time. l;y7H. Winner, eh. c. b> s-<-"- » llo<
H'tti,.;
tell I S^i r I :|f |?« »^'""^ 'Jl3-^J 13 -^ i: ?
$x,«zr--l II S I ' Hh r, • Jgt:;. -g 3 v j.|
, r ..V"^ r 'ViriM Ftowl .* lor.? drivl »nd ou-pam ,d K°« < °Jl. '''','. " l ' o ff balls, ran on th* «it*M?
!; i-* Ii1 ''i saved f roun^ on th*- i»il all rJM way. Mr. oollehm.
" A S»W e round the turn. Arnalfl will »*»r wstrhlnc »i.i« n ih'
C r Kj< j v\>n cleverly; pUce *gme. Ttm- J:4<*». Winner, en • .-
J **.*Tn<' C»r»-. n. K. (.'srmin. , Betting —
v t titi ■ Pfd !
■ ■ ■• T is-- L : * 5 • ;! ,,,,,. Hn4
Ar^,.^, ,o M horte. and -on as tor r-lf^d. although I^^ t«,K
"■** »uai hard at lan furlerr pole. £tar Actur v.as fasUj ftcond itsu
PLAYING FINAL ROUND FOR ALL ENGLAND LAWN TENNIS TITLE.
. F. WHdin?. of Australia, defeating Reals C. Wright, of the .United States, in final round for lawn tennis championship of Great Britain, at Wimbledon, at
4— <3, 4—4 — 6 — i. $ — 2.6—:'.. Mf.Wildiag won the title by besting A. W. Gore in the challenge round.
POLO PLAYERS IN SPILL
Foxhall P. Keene in Saddle with
Rockaway Four.
Foxhall P. Keene, once rated as one of
the best polo players in this country, swung
into the saddle and tightened the leather
thong of the mallet about his wrist yester
day, under the colors, of the Rockaway
Hunting Club. Yhile bis team won its
match in the tournament series for the
R' ■ kaway Hunting Club cups on the field
at Cedarhurst. Long Island, defeating the
Van <*ortlandt Freebooters by the net score
of it goal? to 15, it may be mA down as an
other instance of a champion failing to
"come back."
At bo stac^ of the same did Mr. Keene
display that marvellous quality of antici
pating the direction the ball was to take
that was his chief asset in the old day?, nor
was his hitting: up to the present standard.
His riding end general manoeuvring were
surpassed by Rene La Montaene, jr. who
was chiefly responsible for the Rockaway
victory
There was enough rough riding, however,
in the match to satisfy the most jaded polo
appetite. The Rockaway players were in
full chase of the ball throughout the eight
periods an.] the sharp turns resulted in
two tumbles. Both were due to the ponies
crossing their forelegs. Louis Neilson was
the first to come a cropper in the opening
period. He was uninjured, however, and
: remounted and went on at once-
In the last period Xeilson an.i Tilney
I collided* and ponies and riders went down
in a heap. Bo fast nad been their pace that
the tangle of ponies and riders slid alone
; jhe field for ten feet. Tilney was under
i neath.
! The fashionable crowd on the clubhouse
< veranda leaped 'to its feet with a. gasp, and
! men llliiit*rr<l and .women turned away,
expecting that another polo casualty was
•to b»- added to the long list, gtrangely
i enough, neither rider was hurt.
; Before the big match of the day was de
cided the second Rockaway team met the
Meadow Brook Juniors and defeated them
:. goals to 3=* for "'" consolation cups.
The line-ups follow:
ROCKAWAY 11. i MB-U-^^PrU^K
:No 1 W. A. Hazard. I No. I— P. Stevenson,
i No. 2- inward Carey. i Sl' Wpley.
s%s %f Kniolt '"• cow IXo. 3 -Thomas 1^- B-jU-
Ba-k— S. V«oi tlliler. g yon
Ba-k P. B. Yon BUd«
N>t scores— Uorkawav 11. 5 seals; Meadow
Cr^k Juniors. 3*« BWJs. Refer*'— F. S. \oss.
! Timf r.f eeme —Six periods of T-i minutes *-acn.
ROCKAWAY t VAX CORTLAXDT
lIAK Heap.! FREEBOOTERS.
Ko l— h. KUl— n- 3! Heap.
No.' a Rene I* Mor, '■ No. 1 -M. I- T«ney. . 1
! tagn^. |r 7\S<: 2— T. D. RoV-m
iNo :i— F'oxhall K^n*"- J» boh . - •*
Baclt-iJ. Oietver r'ow-iNo. ?.- Philip Hover... 1
j " din l] Back— L. J. Hunt ■-• S
' T«tal her.<ll<ai.' .. -- Total handUan 8
i Gaols scored: Kor norkaway — Rt-ne T.a Mob
i taen<> jr 7: Foxhall Keea«, "•; J. Chcevcr
Cow<lin. 5; l»ulf= Neilson, 2: lost by penal ty
' oone- :..< score. 17 coal?. For Van »>,rtlandt
; Fr«>b»v>tw— l-. J Hunt. I: loM by penalty
: non?- net » an (with hand) allowance of 14
ar>a\?t 15 F r *ls. flefere* — Hugh Drur>-. Time
of tanie— Eight p*t»«»Jb of 7.- minutes <>arh.
NEW-YOKK DAILY TRIBUNE, Till KSDAY. Jl LV 7, 1010.
POYER GETS A CENTURY
Piles Up 112 Runs at Cricket in
Two-Hour Stand.
A splendid innings by H Foyer charac
terized the cricket gsme yesterday rip
tween Schenectady and Kings County at
Pjospect Park. Poyer was in magnificent
form and defied all efforts to dislodge him
for over two hours. His innings netted him
112 runs and he gave only one chance,
which came near the end of the innings.
The game goes on record as a draw, al
though Mm visitors undoubtedly would have
been defeated had time' allowed. They
were 92 runs behind, with only two wickets
In hand, when stumps were drawn.
Payer's betting naturally dwarfed every
thing else in the game, but J. P. Stuart
helped considerably in the amassing of the
IMI run? by the home eleven* by hi? inn
ings of 50. E. J. At wood and W. Wil
liams put on 22 and 20, respectively, and
when nine wickets had fallen the innings
were declared closed.
E. J. Gregson. for Schenectady. played
wonderfully well for 61: W. McCaffrey con
tributed 2S. while H. Moseley was unfortu
nately run out wh»*n he bad compiled 19.
When eight wickets had fallen, with the
total at 149. the game., was called. Schen
ectady will meet the Staten Island club at
Livingston to-day.
The score follows:
KINGS NTT.
A. J. White! c Coatia, b lioseiey 1
H. Pover. c an.i b Doorly "2
J. D. Mselenr.an, b Cave -
A. Bmwn. 1. Moseley 4
B. J. At wood, c Moseley, •• Kr<-ehinan —
G. W". Barnes, b Freshman : 0
R. Armstrong, c Caethi. b fioee Jt
W. Williams, run out 20
J. I', tjtuart. retired "0
A. N. Other, not out 7
H. Itushton. not out *>
; Byes __>5
Tfta! (9 wlcketsi -41
SCHENECTADY.
E. J. Gracßon. b Armstrorig 61
J. <:. Close, c Williams, b liushton 10
H. Moseley. run out 19
H. Doerh-. d Poyer •*»
W. McCaffrey, c Atweod. b Armstrong 28
E. K. Stevens, run out 2
.T. P. Cave. c and b Poyer - 4
A. K. Freshman, c Maclennan. b Armstrong-- 0
«;. R. Langl«y. n«t out 0
i". roftin not out '•
B> t£ .. -"
Total <S wicketst '49
E. Bate «lid not bat.
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE'S RECORD OF REALTY TRANSACTIONS
RECORDED LEASES.
'With narre and address f.f lessee.)
JULY «■
AMSTERDAM AVQ 188; store; Ernst M
Greenfield, as trus. to Leopold ttoaiberg; r. yrs
from ■■ t 1, U<10; $!><«": address 4«» Amsterdam
aye.
BL.EECKER BT. 233: stare; *•»*• Hughes to
Nicholas Lindenfeldsor: 2 yrs frc<m May 1. ]»»'.
$:i#u»: address. 2::.'-! Ble«<?ker "'•
PROSPB<T AYE. 2-VKi and 2311; stable in
rear; Emma GoMs*rnidt and ano to Kaff^l^
Cava; 5 >ts from May 1. »1O; $a»; address,
2309 Prospect av«-.
«IST ST. 144 to 14S East; Thomss J Mar
,- - 11 t,. Catharine Hav*ri : . : B m Jnm Oct 1
1911; $10,000; addreae, 308 Kast ..ah st
— in ST 17" West; atiartment Con I2t!i floor,
ires* 170 west 7.-M m f(lxll^ n uap ,,, A
nn ' 10 ' al^' fSFtaU&^MiV party Second part
?.r;:™™' n i° .««!•' •s*' *■*""-'■
141 -West n6ih Ft. .
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
(With name and ad4re» of purchase.)
JULY 6.
MANHATTAN.
.. ai-c r.OO- 5 sty brk, 23.«x100;
M-.y^Kus^i ;V H "ddU« 23 Hatnrld »ye,
RicbUnfl.-Slitrn Viand l.;
GO , RR^hr T to Bernard 5jSrW-UmW MO.:
helrnlna Vulr to n SO Sheriff st.
o«o): July *:*>•«"•. BMy 2fi.4x
OBBBNWICH ! ST^ KB; » parfc Realty
ltre«: g^.ooo™ iSly I: ?i°"- »^'«». B0
part, all Property- dtt ,- Barnfs t o same:
SAME PROPEKTi July 1. $1"«
a ,l title (mis f, 16 ; I '/ A<la c Barnes, jr. by
SAME WOPEkty: A« $16,500); July I;
1 Fan "; Si addrase, 355 W«rt End aye,
>•■ • 1 ? s " brt 24 2x100: TIIIU and
IST KV £\J£i*.ytolJol Mlsdalsky; Ja«€
X! o Srooo^^d^S..«cth*ve.
-'■ •■'•"■', ■ ' hrk . 50x77; foreclosore;
JU AVI- . v !-•• -• •n H ... , ( . f t o yor'KMlle
1511 "' (l , a |.'''i4- 4 «<v brk. 20sS0; (;eorge F«_»
, rVHUffVtaK Co; all ...">. -Tuiy B;
IK"-*: Ju " e o ';.' .. B lv v.ru -J2x7-.: William A
Sp^cer^^r^lienry Lck-r; all «Ule; b and
B ; May 1«': f^'''^ TV . E |r ß nora L X Cenci to
,an;' M al' ViVl '• : "* .; May U. si addresa
below. -„.,,.. will""" a Bpeneer and
an^^o 0 S? a .l "^ May ,0: $S.TfS
B ad're» '■■'.""i.FrrY William A Spencer and
SAME fWFBX™ v, sarm-: -all title; May
,0;, 0 ; $U..V>.. lirk . n w ror 117H, at.
f.TH AYE;*?** WJLat to Annie C Grant (mIX
Mx1 oo: \vi i«a m ••™» l dl \ ri . Mt :u west vjr.th at.
r,.M.0(..: - 1 " 11 ;'• ' All*: r> st j- brk: Louisa
nS tVlVwu'^" (mtE $20 ' 00 " >; July
5; $100. , ,t-,.Tl LudWlS Eisen to Adam
wtiS'l "'-"«•=»■""• ■""> •■•■ "■"'■ "
•""i«V 3 i" l> r"'"'3 .« bit iVirts: «.„,.
J"J. «T -• •>•<. .'. .-• brk S«xT5: Hetty
' ' . VuMh V.'eiiner one-sixth part miii;
-'june sof *I™>; Lddrew. 355 W«t
'''m i-T I. f east tialf lot 2"1. map ' nIOB
, .'-.;,. ii' to 1 ■- ■"'• *'• excfi-t part*for
Tremon.-av^; Henry Heck, r to .Vhn '• Tay.
lor fioo «.l.lre^. 77.". W«Hrtcli*s*er «v«.
I7TH ST 022 Easu 6 sty !lk - 25xW; 17th
Dashing Play in Doubles
Leonard and Little Meet Double Defeat at
Westchester— Champions at Their Best.
Playing dashing lawn tennis that was as
steady as it was clever Rex Fincke and F.
Frederick Watson. Jr., and the Western
pair. T-om's E. Waidner and P. Gardner,
yesterday administered two defeats to Ed
gar W. Leonard and Raymond D. Little
in the round robin doubts on th« turf
courts of the Country Club of Westchester.
In the first match of the day Fincke and
Watson defeated Leonard and Little, 6—4,6 — 4,
7_?. Then Waidner and Gardner over
whelmed them, in easier fashion at I— J.
6—4 As Leonard and Little have still to
meet the Harvard pair. Nathaniel W.
Niles and Arthur P Dabr.ey. their position
as tail enders of the tournament appears
certain.
Th» national champions. Harold IT Hack
ett and Frederick B. Alexander, won the
other match. They defeated the Wester
ners. Waidner and Gardner. »v-2. H— 3. This
victory ties the national pair with Fincke
and Watson. a>' each have won two matches
and lost none, while the Western players
have won one and lost two.
In point of real lawn tennis interest
nothing approaches the piaying of Hackett
and Alexander. The present season is the
first that Alexander has devoted to con
tinuous play since IM7. He is rated as
one of the fastest men on the courts, and
when in the real streak of his volleying
TIRES BLOW UP IN RACE
Wiley in the Lead When Motor
Paced Contest Stops.
Two explosions of tires on motor pacing
machines spoiled what had been scheduled
as a one-hour motor pared rare last night
at the Vailsburs? cycle track in Newark.
George Wiley, erstwhile messenger boy at
Syracuse, proved the best of the four riders
and led his nearest opponent by half a mile,
when the race was stopped after it had
continued for 48 minutes 4 r . seconds. Wiley
rode just thirty. mile?.
Clarence. Carmen, who signalized hie en
trance into the rash prize rank? by winning
a motor paced race a week previous, fell t
Ft. 6'J4. H sty hrk L'. .x(t2: foreclosure; June 27.
lfUO: Arthur M Levy. ref. to James A McCaf*
ff-rty; on»-half part; .Tune .",<•: $2,000: ad
dress, corijfr I'riggs aye and North 9th st,
Brooklyn.
I<>TII ST. llf« to 136 West •'> sty hrk. lOOx
332.7jt irreg; !Bth t.'. I"!' to !23 and 131 to
143 West, (i My lirK. •'»- !>x.°.7"x Irrng; Dry
Gonds Realty Co to Gramhtit it- Co. a cor
poration (mtg 1.200. I); May .'7 $100; :.■'.
<■':«?. 18th Bi and *ith aw
27TH BT, .Vl4 West, 24.7x24.8; Mary A '"a
hi!l to Patrick II Kearney; July l. $I<>... ad
dress, .'.Ofi \V.. t 27th st.
:;i;th .St. 24« and 24S West, two 8 Fty htk.
3«.4xP8.9; Hugh Reiliv to Tho ma « A Hill; July
0; $io<>. address, •_M 7 W**t 30th i«t.
•17TH FT. 2t6 West, 4 sty brk, 20.10x60;
Madison Square Mortage- in to Betty M
M.-uk.- fnjti $17,900); July 2; -*l"0; a'ldres.-,,
HI HroiKjway.
•I';:' ST. 325 West, r> sly brk. 2SxIOO.R: Mary
Hamill to Annie Roberts I mtg (22,000); Jui^
7; $10", addrew, P.o»m ]lnS. 27 William si.
47TH HT. 408 West. £5x100.5: .-; sty brk;
Blan'-Iv- A\'lnte r pon fn Weeona Club; July .'.■ *10«";
a Idrew, •}<« wt ex 47tii Ft.
4"STJt FT. 22 Kast. 25x1«X>.5; ■» Bty brk- John
6 Barnes to Raitif-! A Ma<-Rajjfri. all U*nß: Jure
6: $100; address. 133 Cliff ay. Pelliam Heights.
.".IST ST. 625 an-1 .127 Wmt, 60x100.5; 5 sty brk:
Minnie Levin*->n to Marks Levy imtg: $43.500 i;
April 12. 100(5: $I0<>; rjdr«-w=. 73 West Jl3th M .
S7TH ST. *> Wot, SCstOO.B: 4 sty«brk; Susan
V Uak*r to John S Kennedy imtjr $180,000); I>h
8, 1902: $1 : address. 31 Nassau Bt.
«STH st, «53 Ba«t. 18x80: 4 sty v>rk; Helen
I^auterbaoh t,> Humner Gerard; June 30; $100;
address. Jl Pine si.
7STH ST. «:i East. 17x102.2: 4 sty brk: 7t>th
si 38 t'> M Kafct. s « cor of Park aye, 100x100;
4 sty brk: Alliance Realty Co to 7*ith Street and
Park Avenue Co. a corporation (mtg 5242.800);
July «: JlfKt; address. 108 Park a'<"
-*TH ST. I'M West. 20x102-2: 4 sty brk: Philip
M Reilly to Sarah E CrowelU(mtg $30,000); July
6; $1(K»: address, 50 West S2d 6t.
TBTH ST ]64 West 20x102.2: 4 sty brk; Sarah
B dwell to Ptronßhold Ilfalty Co milß f23.fKiO);
July fi; $100; address, 30 Church st.
tOSD ST 2*3 West; 19x00.11; 6 Bty bik: Mary
P Lockwood to -Mary B Cooley (mtg $?>.on<i): July
1: $1(h>; address. 233 Wesl 103 d St.
lO6TH ST. 112 to 114 East. 51.1x100.1 1: 2 6 sty
brk- Julius Jarchov to Mary Ehrmann imtp
(67.650); all liens; May 2; $1.
SAWS PROPERTY; Mary Ehrmann. to Harris
Schwartz YmtK $50.0W»; July I; $1W: addr-FS,
.') i:ast ]<»;th at
114 TH ST 23 West. 25x100.1; 3 sty hrk: Jacob
llamburKcr to John Se ld el 'n,t g $23.&Q0): July 5;
$100: address. 202 Brown PI. .
IUTH st. 11a and in BMt aj^tamn: s
dr^ss 37 I-lborty Rt. . ,
,-I, OT 137 West 1-ISxlO" II: 2 s-ty brk.
W.uTim^rant to Annf C Otantj Jlrt> 5: $1. ad
.•'.ll llroai! St,
THE BRONX
av-ihm-v AVF - 8 12.". ft ■ of ProspTt pi.
*"7<«Vj)- July 5; J10<»; ftddreeb, 11- Duane *t.
l'av«-e; Jun.. 30: b »nd b apd oa g. ?1 (> ". address.
4(O Ea*t loßd st.
11^1 MONT AVP ii w cor ISftth it, >•»•=- B;
M I, V O 'Neill to Amelia Manor.-U.. all
Hrn,: March J<>; J10?i »" rf re", Hoom "08. 1.0
[Mioadwa) .
nuviNT aYP 1 « ». 27.% ft > Of 172fl St. 20x1 0(1:
Xlv"? luJlty <■■■ to f M"« Wigtr rmt« IB.flM);
June 1- SI. address, 14i» Kast mth Si
CLAY am: 1244. «B.Sa«O; William H Mehllch
to t-ophio II \Vanler> imtg I33.A00); July 2; $100;
a.«V,re««, room 'i'"'. I*o v**!«au at.
CLVY AMI. 121R «0»X80; ran,- to William
llankainiivr untg $24.000) j July •-': $100; •««•»,
2210 7th H\e.
CQMJEGB AYE, " •* cot lK3d »t, Mill'": Oliver
1 Davis i" r?i-... R-Hlty r« «int» *i 1 .«»«•«>».
July ■; $!'«'. address, 3025 3d aye.
- game there is no player who can even ap
proximate the same rapidity and certainty
of execution. Hackett^ imperturbahle
! coolness ha? always been the safety factor
j of the team, and the two have displayed
' the best of their doubles p)ay at Wast
chester.
No detail of concerted action wa? lacking
I in their match against TVaidner and Gard
; ncr yesterday. Waidner. always a master
! hand at driving, worked like a dynamo with
'all the current on. Likewise overhead he
I was powerful. It seems a? if Ha<-kett and
! Alexander would not rick an attack at short
I range. Yet fo perfectly did they time their
■ returns and come in behind them that it
j was seldom that the national pair lo?t a
! volleying rally. Hackett's .shots to deep
1 court were splendidly brought off in these
I rushing bursts of speed, and altogether the
[ national pair showed that they w*>re at
j the pinnacle of their game.
I The chief factor in the game that Fincke
! and Watson played was the remarkable
i steadiness with which they held the ball
true to court They also varied their
: work between the base line and the net
' with its ever changing phases that made
it interesting Poth turned from fast d-iv
, ing to high lobbing with almost automatic
: precision It was their pxc^llpnce in this
'. respect that enableo. them to defeat Leon
; 3rd and Little in straight sets, despite the
I fa^t that the last named pair forced the
j games onre to deuce in the last set.
early in the contest, when one of his tires
blew UP.
Joe Foel^r won the two-mil' 1 professional
handicap from scratch in 3 minutes TiT l-- r »
spcnnd^. Patrick (VSulHvar* Hehir, 50
yards, was second: Floyd Krebs, ItJO yards,
third, and Alfred 'Joulet. LIS yards, fourth.
Joseph Pas.-iner won the thiee-mile open
amateur event from Chris Scheller. of San
Francisco.
CORBETT AT ROOF GARDEN.
. T ames •' f'orbett, the former heavy
weight champion of the world, who was
chief adviser to James Jeffries during th«
J. f:ries-Johnson fight, will appear before
the Tsrew York public Monday night at thf
American Roof Garden, where h* will
rendei a monologue description of the
fight.
FMRMOTXT I'l.. s s, ».9 ft » of Marmion
aye 24x53- 10x irreg; <niejte r A l.uff to Katharine
M MeCorrr.ick and others; ! « ran ai: liens; .Tun«
27. b and b; ?1 : addyesoo. Room W»5. ol Lib
erty st.
rACKSON ?T 10-18 8 Sty brk. n c er>r Mad
lEon Ft 30xl0Qx irrog:: Ellen C McManus •■• Rosa
Epstein; July 5; flOO; address. 9RS Madison aye.
HOME ST. s a 10211 ft " of Stebbins aye,
25x106.»X irreg; E' I»wenthal S. Pon, a corpor
ation, to Adolph Trnbe ™'« »f,SOQ»; June 5;
$100; a' J .flr<?s*. 011 Freeman ft.
KELLY ST. c s. lets 15 and 1«. block iSS.
map of Isabell T Perry, part Kox estate; <•*«}»*
P Byron to Ida Gordon imtp f»,350>; June 39;
$100; address, 15 William ■?.
LOT "IK. map ll«l A; of St Joseph's Orphan
Asylum; Grace C Mack to Cecelia M Shell (mtg
$683); July .".. SI; address. ::.•!'»• OSinvllle aye.
LOT 377, map Haiirht estate. \\>stc»i*st. r:
Harris MendeJson to Mary Mctiee imig $2 l.fiOnj;
July 10, 1807; 1100; address, 705 Westchesler
aye.
M»iPE.S A.YE. c B, IS ft ,•; of 17T>th St. 2T.3x
-.I.'. 2' Julius Scbwarse "' »' •• « iJummertnan
and aoo, Joint tenant?; July 1; ?100; addr«3>.
2uo<"> Map^s aye.
OAK TREE PLACE. 610. ia ***■'. Tilii * Curry
to Outtava Plenger imtK $3.000>; July B; $100;
address. 610 Oak Tree Plac«.
RIVER WE. » w cor l»Oth st. 58.11x170.8
ft to Exterior st; Hamilton Carhartt to John
itafl*. 1r Hive $2T.O0O): June. 15; $1: addreee,
4-10 West 12."«1 St.
SAME PROPERTY; John Ingle, jr. to Lillie
1, Toplltz untß $82,000); June 27; $1; a<l<lre!-i-\
38 Riverside Drive.
BOUTH 3fl ft el lot 439, map of Wak'fieM:
release nitg- Frank C Mayhew and ano. truj..
to Mary E Lamb; June 24; $1; addrese. 3660
Barnes aye.
SAME PROPERTY; Mary T^mh to Krancis H
Graham fmtg $2,200); June 27; ?100: address,
2313 Lorinsr Place.
TIEBOUT AYE. • S. 563 ft r of IS2d at. l&3l
63 Sx Irrfc; Jila Gordon to Curtiss P Byron imix
$7,000); July .*: $100; address, 15 William st.
TI.VTON AYE. « s. 7.1.1 ft n of <"arm» st.
150x100: Cornelius E Byrne to Edward Sykes
(mtp f5,400); July 1. SI; address, 55 East
127 th st
VU.KNTINE AVK •»- 5. 1560.P ft n of land of
Thomas Bassford x 50 i> line, bet lota >« and 17
.•n map 815 |n Weetelieeter Co. .'.f^H.'.. t*ins
part lot 16 on south r;irt farm of Peter Valen
tine at Fordham: Geruld C Connor to All^rt X
Dellce imt.^ $3,835); June 13; $K>o; address, 1874
WasliinKton m«.
V\J K.NTINK AYE. 21«>4. 20*118 t.> «• - Tie
bout aye; William I. Phelan to Katharine 8
Umsted imtK $*.*OO); April 14: $100; address,
1010 WebPter aye.
VALENTINE AVK. 21S«. 20*118 10 * s Tie
bout aye: Daniel ESorleni ami aBO to same
(nittr $'i..".oi>> April 14; $l<nr, addr^fs. 45
West 04 th st.
SUMMIT ST, a !>, MR ft * of Marlon aye,
23x100; John McOoush to Charles A Mac-
Nichol <ntiK $4,000) July 5; $100; address, 21
East "ls i st.
WASHINGTON AYE, n w s. 200.5 ft n ft of
7th Bt. 24..'x1.'.0; John Mertens to Lizzie Bfer
trns; all liens: July 5; $l<»0; address, Kill
Washington aye.
sTH ST. b a 202.7 ft o of Virginia a". .".O\
103. Van Neat; George Danneafelser to Harry
I^-mler; July •"•, $100; addre**, 3U4 Alexander
u\ a
MOTH ST. 603 East. 40x{>.'.: William Leeh
nyr to Ell M Cotun. (mti: $88,000); l» an.l 1
an. l c a c: July 1: $1; address below.
SAME PnOPEHTY: KM M Cobra to William
-hnyr and Mary I.f.crmyr. tenants by en
tirety (nitK $28,000); b and a and c a g, July
6. *1: address. 600 East 14<>th st.
iftOTH ST. n », 100 ft" c of Brook aye. 2.'x
100; lit bo B Welher <<> M«ta Rugen inns
$14,000 •; July 5; Sill: address, 523 Knst
l.vtth at.
1501 11 ST. n «, 125 ft c of 8r0..k a*<», 23x
ion; name to M«r*rar.it ,»-'!f-rln)t (mts; *14,00ii>;
July 5; $100; address. 331 Kant .150 th »t.
158 TH BT. Ml East. 25x100; Jnirm B Done
gan to Lizzie Fety.er « m tit $7,500): July «. $1.
SAME PROPERTY; V.'llllam F and Lizzie
r«tze.r to JaiQes A Dnnegin <m«g $7,BOO>;
June ,10; $1; address, "i Heekm«.n st.
21fiTH ST. ■ h. 38 ft * of «th ay«, -.'*.\lOc>.
Laronla Park; (loldfeln Realty and Const run
tion Co to Oenrge Qosn*r mm! $000>; Junn 30:
$1; address, 3f>l Kant lift Hi «t. :\- f
SBIBT ST. 11 i«. .17. U ft eof Llebegr aye. belnif
east one-quarter of lot -i**. map 304 of jr i>
< II A Foster; Frederick P Korster to Emily
R Mochrle: July 5; $1 , addre*s, 123 West
112 th et.
FOUR PLAYERS LEFT IN
Pell and Touchard Win in Chal
lenge Cup Singles.
CLARK PUT TO THE TEST
Amherst Champion Defeats
Hammett, Thanks to His
LOTIS Reach
Straight set matches, with only one ex
ception, narrowed trie field of lawn tennis
players to four semf-finalists^Theodore
Roosevelt Pell, Morris S. Clark. Charles I*
Johnston, jr., and Gustave V. Te>uehard-tn
the I^awrence Park Challenge Cup singles
on the clay courts of the All ■ » IHsj Ath
letic Association yesterday. The exception
was Clark, who needed a full set to steady
into the swing of his driving game against
S. Howard Voshell before he scored at
1-6. 6—4. *-2.
Throughout the first set Voshell was sue-
C*ssful in making his quick jumps to th*
net. where he slaughtered Clark's returns,
and at this stag*; Clark was unable to shoot
the ball past him. But Clark found his
range along the side lines in "the second set.
and thereafter Voshell was outplayed to the
end.
Pell was fas* and accurate against G. A.
L.. Dionne, whom h<» defeated at 6—2, 7— t.
The Amhersr champion. Johnston, took tne
measure of the youthful Alfred Hammett,
of the New Rochelle Club, ri^ht from the
start and defeated him at fi— ». 6—2. One
element that contributed to Hamrnett'a de
feat was the superior reach possessed by
his opponent. Gallantly as lie tried. Ham
mer t could not find an openine; through
which he could drive the ball safely. John
ston forced him upon th«» defensive most
of the way. tiut despite the heartbreaking
pace Hammett played with a tine show of
pluck to the last.
Playing through with the hop*> of scoring
his second leg upon the cup. G'istave F.
Touchard defeated King Smith. 6—!, 6 — ».
At every turn Touchard outmanoeuvred his
opponent, accomplishing his best work at
the net in the close range exchanges.
A good start was made in the doubles, the
first round beinar cleared with the excep
tion of one open bracket. Two pairs pushed
their way along to the third round, and in
these matches the Robertson brothers de
feated Parker and Van Vleck, 6—l.6 — I. <5— 2, and
I*o and Tomlinson defeated Hammerr and
Warden, o— 2. 6—2. The women'? singles
will be started to-day.
The summary follows:
Lawrence Park men's challenge cup stogies
'fourth round)— G. A. L- pionne defeated 11.
Bassferd. — 1J H— 2
Fifth round— Theodore Roosevelt Pell defeated
G. A. L. Dlonne, 6—2. 7—5;7 — 5; Morris g. ''lark
defeated S. Howard Voshell. I—6. — t, ft— 2;
Charles I* Johnston, jr.. defeated Alfred Ham
tnett, 6—4,6 — 4, 6—2: Gustave F. Touchar'l defeated
King Smith. — 1. «— 4.
Men's doubles (first roundV— George. W. fal
linger and D. F. Graff defeated D. V. Pelser'
and C. Gilbert Plimpton, by default; George M.
Bodman and Allan Fox defeated A. L Van
i-ti?enb«rg and W. H. Granger. 6—4,6 — 4, 4 6. •— •:
Gustave F. Touchard and William H. Connell
defeated C. Black and L. H. Roper. 6—4.6 — 4. .'<— 6,
13 — 11: George M Church and Theodore Roose
veil Pell defeated Thomas C. Trask and part
ner, by default: Harry P. Parker and Wagner
Van Bleck defeated John. C Tomlinson and part
ner, by default; .1. Robertson and H. Robertson
defeated Kins Smith and partner, by default:
A.- Tobey and K. Pyatt defeated D- J. Burns
and George S. Goodrich. 3—6. 7—5, •— 3; A. N.
Ferris and U. Beekman defeated Abraham Basa
ford. jr.. and partner, by default: Frederick C.
Baegs and P. Howard Voshell defeated Paul
Foerster and H. L.. Er.rirh. 6-1. rV-t. Georse
S. GroesbecV and Abraham Bassfnrd. jr.. dd
feated A. H. irillUieiiMlii and c W. Wupper
man. 6— «>. H—l;H — I; Benjamin M. Phillips and Dr.
William Ro?enbaum defeated a. F- Lattiir.er
and A. Dud!ev Brltton. t— «. —2. B— 3: Ckarlea
L. Johnston, jr.. and Robert Major defeated Di
Benjamin F. Drake and partner, by default: Al
fred Hammett and A. L,. Warden defeated Rleh
ard L.. Baggs and partner, by default: Edgar F.
I.iei-1 and John C. Tomunaon defeatsd W. M.
Washburn and F. "«'ashburn. a— 4, ♦> — -: Rich
ard Auger and W. I.: O'Brien defeated Wagner
Van Vleck and partner, by default.
Second round — J. Robertson and H. Robertson
defeated Harry P. Parker and AVasner Van
Bleek, — 4, 6—2;6 — 2; Kdgar K. Lee and John. C
Tomlinson defeated Alfred Hammett and A. L»
Warden. 6—2. *— 2
W'lliam B. Cragin. jr.. and Walter Mer
rill Hall are competing in the Soother*
championship doubles tournament on the
courts of the Atlanta Athletic flub. At
lanta. The winning pair of this tourna
ment is entitled *to meet th* Eastern,
Western and Pacific Coast champions in
th© series to bring out the pair of chal
lengers entitled to meet .Harold H. Hackett
and Frederick B. Alexander for the na
tional title in the final match at Newport.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
(With name and address of leader** attorney^
Interest ."> per cent unless otherwise stated.
JULY 6.
MANHATTAN"
AMSTERDAM AVK. 3M. ■"> *ty brk. 2.".xl It ;
July 5; 5 yrs. 414 1 - per cent: Herman Katz to the
Emfnestlc and Foreign Missionary Society of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in th* I niteri
States; $30,000; attorneys. Davies. cton« & Auer
bach. 32 Nassau ft.
BROOME ST. 15<*.. 5 sty brk. 2«">xlo^. July 5:
5 yrs: Isaac ftorg»n Bnd ano to Ella J Hoasland;
$30,000; attorney, A ¥ Hagar, M Wall st.
COLUMBUS AYE, tiOO, 5 sty brk. 2*.*xl«l
(prior mti; $S0.0QI>); p m; July 5: •". jrrs; fimon
Weinstock to Mary J Russell; $fi.<«"», address.
1408 Mtll st. Bath Beach. Brooklyn. N Y.
DIVISION ST, b"2 to 6?. 11 » eOf Pen st.
•*.">. ."'v Irreg; July 6; 3 yrs, — per cent; Eliza A
Pease to Farmers' Loan and Trust Co: $»7.*"<'.
address, 22 William st
FOR^YTH ?T. 24. fi »ty brk, 31xlOO iv>rir>r
rntg $90.000>: July 5: 4 yrs. * per cent; Morria
Wanrrow to <laroline L*vy; $»'HW>. attorney,
H .1 Cohen. «1 Park Row.
FORPTTH BT, 207. 9 sty brk, 27.0xfi.X7; .*.
'.r^; July 5; Lena cowman to Lawyers Title In
surance ' and Trust Co; $22,000; address, 160
Broadway.
GRAND ST. 271. 3 sty brk. .* 0 cor Forsyth
st. 2"xH2. July 6; 2 yrs. :<'- per cent; Jacob
Froellch to Benjamin Garfunkel; $15,000: attor
neys, Frankenthajer & Sapinsky. .':."■ Nassau -•
GREENWICH ST. «22. 8 6ty brk. 2>". 4x irrep;
p m: July 5; 1 yr, « per cent; St John's Park
Realty Co to American Mortgage Co; •"•'•'>.
address. ."I Nassau st.
JACKSON ST. 10 and 12. n c cor Madison st:
6 sty brk; ;• m: 30x100; July 5; dv« as per bead;
Rosa Epstein to Ellen c McManus; $43,090
SAME PROPERTY: p m; July .*.; due as per
bond: >.iii!e to same; 1 20, 000; a'i.r»-.--.« :»i.'. Madi
son aye.
JOHN BT. 104 and lOtV 5 sty brk. 42.11 x ir
re»; June 2?; .'{ yrs. — per cent; George W X
Taylor an i others to Farmers' Loan and Trust
Co; $100.0$0; address, 22 William gt.
MONROE ST. 12Jt. « sty brk. 2.'xl«'«>; MM st.
••;»1 B>aet. fi Sty brk. S7xl(>"> (prior mtg — >; June
30; due April 1. lf>l2. 6 per cent; Isaac Kosoff
and an« to Maurice ii Kosoff; 50". attorney,
Charles Dushklnd. 5 Beekman st
PARK AYE. 114«. 3 .sty brk. 2.\7! : May 5;
due as per bond: Alfred" Capen to Title Guar
antee and Trust Co; $10.tMX>; address, 17r> Uroad
way. '_/'
WEST END AYE. .T55. 4 sty brk. '21. 6 x irr.R;
P m (prior mts $16,509); July 5; due. «tc. as per
bend; Ida Mothner to Alda C Barnes and ano;
i«».«M>(>. address, BSB West Knd aw.
I.ST AYE. 73. .'> sty Irk, 24.2x10<». 1; p m (prior
mt« $32,000); June 9; 7 yrs, -i per cent: Leon
MUilalsky to Tillle Klinsenetein and anv>; $>..">00;
attorneys. M S & 18 Isaac*, S3 William -1
IST AVK. 7.-.. 3 sty brk, 24.2x100; p m; June
2!>; 5 yrs. I's per cent: !,*-<>n Ml^dalsky to Union
Trust Co; $27.010; address- M Uroadway.
IST AYE. 145, 5 sty bit. a v cor i»th st, M
100: July 1. •*' yrs; Bridget Hare to Lawyers
Title Ins and Trust Co: IMttl*; ■jddresa mo
Broadway.
2l> AVB, ÜBS. 4 sty brk, 2:.«ix*W4; July 1; 3
yrs. 4's per cent; John F Lalor to John Reid;
$1,000; address, 454 We*t 22d st.
3D AYE, W s. 150.2 ft a of 171»t '. .V»xlsl>;
July I; 5 yrs. iVi per cent; Cyril CrioU to
German Having* Bank; $33,000; Ml^lree^, Hit East
14th st.
3D AVK, 601. •"• sty brk, n • cor 29th st. 24.4s
M* - t> m- •*> > rs - June 3*>; Henry and Charles
Re'ebM to' Henry Mldtlendorf ; $23,000; attorneys.
Sal?- r .v Stelnkainp, 14<> Nassau st.
3D AYE. 27tf. 3 sty brk. 22x7"'. p m; June -".
5 yri. 4's V ■< cent; lletjry Gucker to l>irill*r.t
Spencer: J1.34".
-x.mi: PROPBRTY; June 23: 9 >'- 4^i r*r
cent; same to William A Spencer; $5.800. i
SAME PROPERTY: June 23: 5 yrs. 4^i per
cent: same to William A Byeßces and »ni>, as
trustees; $4,042.
BAKE PROPERTY: June 23; 5 > r>. »4 per
cent; came to same; $4,042.
KAMR PROPERTY. June 2.:. 8 ym. 4\» per
rent; name to Eleanora I. ■ Cencl; ♦1..J17; an
dress. 21 Liberty m
«TH V«*E. B*< 4 sty brk. 2"x70; 2 '" « per
cent; EinHle Dumor.d to Anna Geusoher: ?3.0l" k ;
address, M West ,Mth »t
STII ST. n a • *s lot 201. map Unionport. SOx
"Id tt» ••ib »f. July 5; 3 yr». A 1A 1 - per cent; John
"• Taylor to Henry Becker: $4.<M>; attorney.
John A Stetnmetz. lOiW* F.a.it l«Oth st
Will ST. o4 West. 2*> UK". 11 , July 5; 1 >r;
LOW SCORING AI GOLF
Merriman Leads Big Field on
New Haven Links.
CARRIES OFF GOLD MEDAL
White and Hovey Follow Title
Holder Home in the Test
ing Round
(By Telesraph to The Tribune.!
New Haven. July 4.— B. P. Merrtman. th#
title IjoMer. won the low"score medal In the
S6-ho|p testing round of the annual cham
pionship tournament of the League of Coa
"nectleut Gail Clubs, over the links of the
New Haven Country Club to-day. The
Waterbury play -r returned rounds of 71
and 75 for a total of M<*.
The entry was thoroughly representative
at the twenty clubs in the. league. Th*'*
were nineiy-seven cards posted, and coinci
dent withr,the qualifying round was a com
peririon for the interclub title ia which nin<»
five-man teams participated. The. home
quintet, with an aggregate total of SOI. won
by a wiii-i margin.
Second score honors to-day went to R. I
White, of New Haven, with rounds of 77—
75—152. while R. H. Hovey, of Hartford,
carrie next wi:h rounds of 77 each for 154.
two strokes better than S. D. Bowers, tha
Brooklawn veteran, and contestants quali
fied in six sixteen?.
Cards were decidedly on the- low* side*, a
state of affairs easily explained by th*
fchortn^es of the course, which covered a,
playing length of leas than s.*io yards.
Merriman played sound golf most of th«
way. getting into little trouble save at tbo
last two holes. His card read as follow*:
B. P. Merriman. Waterbury —
Out 344 5 4534 4;-36
In .1 4 4 3 4 5 4 3 5—35—71
Out . . 5 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 5—37
In 4 5 4 3 4 4 "> 6 41— 7»— 143»
Aeeordins: to th» conditions, the players
will continue at match play te-merrow
in eighteen-hole rounds. The deetsiva
matches on Saturday will be at thirty-six.
holes.
■ The scores were as follows:
FIRST SIXTEEN.
First Second
round, round. T*'-
B. P. Mvrriman. Waterbury 71 78 14J>
R. S. Whit-. 2d. New Haven 77 7a 152
R. H. Hovey. Hartford 77 77 l?t
S. D Rower's. Broohiaw* ... 7£> 77 V&l
•• ■; Waldo, jr.. Brooklawn 19 79 I? 1*
E. S. Parmelee. New Haven .... 76 M 1P»
W. A. Rice. New Haven 82 73 160
E. B. Bronsoji. New Hares 82 7» 161
<■ H. Zimmerman. New Haven... <•*> *•- I*3
J. T. Hubbard Brooklawa . £4 70 16,1
9 21. Pierson Wee Burn "I S2 1«
W. Austin. Norwich 5 ." 62 I**
U. L. .laekson. Arawan*: 83 «1 I**
BT £1 Warford. Greenwich -"> VI 1«5
3. J. Graham. Greenwich 94 6 2 16«
Robert Tilney. New Haven 83 83 I«*>
SECOND SIXTEEN.
Other *ror»s were:
IV. H. Nichols. Brooklawn ...... 93 85 167
D. H. Lockwood. Highland CC. 82 M Ml
E. Tredenniek. Hlsrhland C. C. -2 M m
N. B Bronson. Wa'erbury 54 M I**
XV. i; Bushnell. New Hav-n ...<%< 8! 1«*
'I. K. Bisland. Enfield - .mt 1*»
F. R. Cooley. Hartford .. .SI St> 17<»
R. E. Sprott. Brook!awn . .. SO £5 17<>
W. .1. ?ween»j-. Nam?atuck ...... k - *!> 171
E. L. White. AVaterbury .. SH 81 17L
C•; Sargent. New Haven »8 85 171
H. li Kediield, Hartford 84 <■■» 172
A. H- Chase. Norwich ... M M 172
W. W. Leete. New Haven »6 *7 173
E. L. Scolleld, jr.. We* Burn £7 M 17:
J. T. Lonther. Greenwich ..41 82 17^
OTHER SCORE 3.
C. G. Waldo, jr.. Brooklyn «7 ■*« 17.".
W. E. H»nsdal». Sleri<Jma 91 » 17«
R. K. Platt. Waterbury .. ....'M ■ IT*
P M. 3mttl\ Hartford *» <» >Ti
C H.^ Porter. New Haven s7 »> 177
I. E. Rhinehart. jr.. Wee Bum... 02 S5 17 1
J. L. Lir.dsley. lllßjallllll ..... M *1 55
O. E. Jensen Norwi.-h "-» ** 17-*
i\ E. t=3nJs. Highland C. C 92 $7 17!>
V. <•. Thorne. Brook .'92 «7 17!>
G. A. Warner. Kaaaaaaek ■S3 *' ' T *
W. D. MacDooala. Wee Burn ... f* M 17^
K. 1. t'oofleld. Wee Bum *!* ?•> 17!>
R Ff«te. New Haven M ?O ISO
A. K. Merritt. Vale S3 W 1^
E. D. Butler. Arawana »1 S*> I sf>
T Rothwell, HartJvWl r "> at 1*»
IE. !• R.^or. New Haven 90 »> W
J. C. Crabbe. New Haven &■> H Be 1
i TEA II MATCH-
New fir. r: Country — Zimmerman. 162; Whif».
1.'2 T i] r- li>»>; Rie<». !•»; E. 3. Bronson, MI:
total. >01."
Brooh a tiolf Clvb — Bowers. 15«. Nichol?.
167: Waldo. Jr.. 138: Sprort, 170; Beach, 1?2;
total, m
i--i'rur> • -^Uiitr-. ' "'.■ ih — Merriman. 149; N. K.
Bronson. 163 E. I- Whir-. 171; •«. 179, Wti:
lairs. I*.*s: total. *47.
Hartford C^lf— Cooley. 17<"»: Re--!fleM. 172:
Smith. 17«: Rothwell. *0; Hovey. 154; »otat, ZZ2.
Wee- Burn Gnli fumminsfs. I*4: Piert«on. I*-":
Wallace IS7; MacDonaW, 17?>; Seofleld. Jr.. 173:
tftal. SS«S.
Nausratuck Gelf— Kayier. J9C. ?ween*y. 171 :
Nfrth SV Uaaley. 17-. Warper. 179: lota!. 9w».
Highland Country Clvb — Mertden. 18*: ?and^.
17.. Dr Lockwood, 157; Race. l$l: WUcox, ">•;
I total. 004
Joseph O'ConnM! to Einlgranr Industrial Say -
ir.sa Bank: $12.0.v> ; address. 51 Chambers st.
12TH ST. 270 West. 5 sty bra 25xirrex; .!•!-•
■«i- Iyr 6 perp c r cent: Eugene 0 JoQsjaid to Jean
Dupent; 12,000; attorney. H A Vi?u, »20 Br«^vl
nay. •
ISTH ST. 42^ East. •"> *'■• brk. C3sls*>.s; »af»
hold: p m: July •"■■ ■"■ yr». •» per -en*: Age—
Burgun t» Oscar Ktmath; ?2,f>00; attorney, Huer»
Cohn. 11> Aye A.
lt>TH ST. 114 East. 4 sty brk. 2f>x»2 (prior
nit* $20.0«V>>; July l. tfoe Jan 1. 1912. I c— •
rent: Henry •". MacKay*. of Newport R I. t<*
the Equitable \Att As3uranc« society of th«
United States: $2.s<>>: address. 120 Broad«jy
2»TH ST. I - .V*3. 4 ft w Si «th ••« I«.St
ns.f*: July 6: 3 yra\ 4 : s per cent: A»nes McGlrr
to Northwestern Dispensary; V*,'****, ad'ire»», *»*
Waveriey pi.
S6TH »T. 2M and 24S V.'est. 33.4x35 9; 3 it3T
brk- p m: July •; due a* per bond: Thomas A!
Hill to Hugh R'tlly; •46,00»; address. 247 West
36th st.
39TH ST. n a 712 in ft W si sth a\ • 31 $■
tv* »: July *: dv« as per bond: Annie V H*a*
to N»-n- York Savings Bank; fVuO; addreis. i l
Sth aye.
43D ST 325 West. I sty brk. CSslCO^: p ■
• prior rat? $;. f*X)>: July 5: 3 yre, i per yet:
Annie Roberta to Mary H»miil; $?.C»»; ad<lr»»-"-
Luw Wood Park. Goshen. N Y.
47TH ST 400 West. 3 sty brk. 25x100 3; - m:
July 5: due a-< per bond: weaesia Club to Tlt!i
Guarantee and Trust Co; 910,000; a J Ires?. 17*1
Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: p m .prior mtg ffcM*> ;
July 5; due as per bond; same to Planch* Wta—
terson; $30,000'; attorney. Title Guarantee »n-l
Trust Co. I7t; Broadway.
4STH ST. 22 East. 4 sty br I*,1 *, 25x10X5: ■ m;
July 5; 3 yrs. 4 : j per cent; Rachel Eagea aodi
ano to John 5 Barnes; JICO.OiW; attorney. TV* '<*
Brlsiow. 2 Rector si
49TH ST. 41 East. 4 sty brK. 22x100.% ipxior
mis I&600): June 30: 1 yr. 6 cer rent; Roy3t I"
Carroll to Gerald L Iloyt « a!; $7.0o«>; address.
5« William st.
"CD ST 52 East. 4 sty brk. 16x1005; July I:
■> yr«. 4'; per cent; Elizabeth H star.tort to New-
York Mortise end Security Co. 527.0 C"?; duress.
135 Broadway.
Will ST. 60 East. 4 sty brk. l«x*A; p m;
June 30; 3 yrs Sumner Gerard to Helen Lau
terbach; $28,600; address. 21 Waveriey pi.
7«TH ST. I*o West. 4 sty ir '»' 15x77.2: July
2 5 yrs; Madge dark to Emigrant industrial
Savings Bank; Jl4 <»»>: address. 51 Chambers st.
ISTH ST, 164 West. 4 »t>- brk. 29x102.2 (prior
mtg $2O.000>; July •> due as per bond: Sarah X
Crowe',l to Philip H Relßy; »»>.t«iO: addr«»s. r^3a
I-exington aye.
v,;th sT. 414 East. 4 Sty brk. ttIWJ
fprior mt< iUt.OOO): July I; .2 r»»: Anton!»
Hellrtti to Francesco P Belletti; $2,000; at
torney. r 1' Hummel, 143 ! M ay*.
HIST ST '-'« West. 3 sty brk. '.:4xi'H> > «
f prior rntp $H».ooi»>; July 1: :i yr^. •■ ; -r SSSI .
Krrll Realty Co to Alfred V Wiitmark:
55.0<»0; atrorreys. Cohn & Levy, IS3 Nassau sU
• _••, ST. at Kast. 3 sty irk. 125x100.11:
J'lly ."»; i» yrs. ". per cent; »;-.-»rs- •• Grote to>
William H Ely: <H', i«m, attorn«jy». Smith, A
Simpson. 133 .Broadway.
ISTTH ST. B i»nd ' West, 6 «ly brk: 2 lot*,
each ".7 •;.\!«» 1 1 - mtsr>. each fat.ono. Juty 1:
.'. >rs: Gworp- and Jan* X Tomes to Alb#rt II
At'terbiiry. trus; *t»2.00O; address, 3»> Broad st.
sam 1 -: PROPERTY: 2 intu*. «aeh $5.00»:
July 1: demand: I p«?r cmt; sasae to I moo B
Owrman; $10,000; a.l.i 1 30 Broad st.
IStTH ST. "'■■! Wee* liX'xl>w.!>x lrres
(prior mta MO.0OO»; July 2: due .t» per bond:
lsidor Grayh.-ad to Edmund Coffin; J10.0O0;
addrtss. 3* I'lne -»t.
THE BRONX.
MUTANT AYE. .• ». 27;. ft s of IT2<J ft. 2»C
ICO: p m iprior mte $».»»«0>; June I; 2 yre. «
per cent; Max Wieser to Margaret Knox; $1.-
M 3; address, IDS Broadway.
BELMONT AYE. » a •»■"• (I ■ of Ml »t.
50x>7.6; July 5; 3 > rs. •'• per cent: NIcoU Vt
Martins to < hartotte Mc.Mnna*>; S3.000; attor
nrr«, .Schmltt & H»*s. lib Nassau »i
CLAY AVK. 124*. 40,3x*t>: p m (prl>r Rit^:
$2i>.ooo»: ,j.ii\ •.•: * m: William Harskarnmer
tn William 1! Mehlich: $f.OOv; attorneys. A *c
H Bloeh, M Nas*a« »'
CI.AY AYE. .- a. 105 I ft • of I6?th •• 40 Sx
SO; p m « prior rtitu |2U.O«Kk.>; Julr 2, 3 yrs. ti
p.r .rn'. Sophie M H Wahlers to WlUtMBj H
Mehllch: $s,.'it">. attorneys, same as above.
CROTON'A PARK SOI TH 7.'. ft w of Clin
ton »vr. s «, 40-llx irreg 1 prior mt£ $.;.o«mi .
ConJtlnued on tenth pace. ; .- j
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