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"Xht? Wages ?of Summer Baseball is Death to Marvy a College Star
???Shot club
holds golf tilt
ON TWO COURSES
?rjowle* Carries Off Hon?
ors on Rock
ami ' i I Inks
fjjD ( \PTURES THE
" dill 1 NET PRIZE
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Cui? COH*ECT
VUT'*-Wav 8HAHL
*A-? " <-oemtns
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It ...ai'i a a
lt-"'t1*\ m"^'^m.)<_mtf
Two Backs of Dartmouth Team
Duhamel and Gerrish.
Wilson Quits Commerce
Football Squad in Huff
Lot*?* of Fullback Anc
Handicap for the Tean
Clinton Eleven Show.
Steady Improvement.
? Cann wai
the the
all tenm
rVilaoi
?. ma
? a rushing back, bos quit
team ? , Isogroi
Blaklnd, the head coach,
one r??..- -, pi snothsr, Bisttad
.-on from ti e bacufle?
avor of
?
larters, <ir<
f an?.
and ter, the
tried to i.
?
D? tea la working a
? Itvll ? , . rti fr??m
( the Red and Black indi
n unded, poa ? ?
? u?ual ?tardar-,I. !
Hooka (inn I] > ? ? - - a ?
Commtrei on 'i
?
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Ted ! : Training E
ton by the '.
York Military Academ]
' u even In defeat It ihow?
tione of great power,
quarterbacK, !? or,e of the mo?t li)
looking youngster, ?ten in ?orne ti
end will le board from before the I
ion li over.
Ted faddell, the tackle on the 1
gO tool |l playing hi? u?ual g?
and bracing h il al la of the line. T
low'l range I? wide and hie
grossivenesi carriea him through
.- a play bet. -e it fret? i
.1er way,
Moore, al?o of Pav Itidre, li on1.?
t he's a migl
? Prasri
wna of high grade, and be ?cored <
of the M arson'a two touchdown?.
It '? ?aid that ?conta from ?eve
rea Bl er the work
ng, the centro of v?nual Tra
? -.. ' ? ?
? a* Commer
hue a ? ? been do1 ?
.
... af a,-e, y.t he
? la physique and game a? th
come.
Babe *,?. ? ?.. formerly of r?e Wi
si, BOW plavi'
r? rsity, i? ??o
attainli At last r
? ? ?. . : only M4 pound? ar
r.e? in heigh?
Duteh fsehlaohtor, the sao-tlms Baal
playing 1
-? .?
? it ?? big a? V. | ??.
SULLIVAN MEMORIAL
GAMES POSTPONEI
Newark Track and Hold Mee
To Be Held on November 7.
The Newark Jarnei E. Sullivan Me
morial track and Bold gnme? will b
held at the Newark Federal Leagu.
bi?.eball ground, on Sunday, Nov.ml?.
7. lasteod of Election Day, a? fr?t an
nounced. Patrie? T. Power?, par
owner of the Newark Fed?; John F
'?'liara, cl I - i-imittee anc
Frederick W 1 lb ? n, w i o are member?
of '.!?? ? ? e, bave an
moatery ticket?
isd.
?? be made to obtain the
sorvicos of a number of champ??,r ? of
the I.:?-'.. m- tel ?I ? already having
Mat t? rod th, 1 "in Haipin
a...<! Joe H .-. ' er?.
The programme ? *?ed of
hard?. - race, one
?pec la. i.. ? d tu -, wa?
tt u I Handicap, race?, 100,
one mile
, . .
,; ftiiir
u...e r.i] sad Itandlag high jump, and
all aU V -l*M ?t ?.?aal. laaJVWllag <A.l?al?UUtlla.
QUANDARY OVER
HORSE SHOW CU1
Canadian Challenge Tro
phy Cannot Be Found
as Fixture Nears.
Hows that the Canadian Cv I
Cup. one of the most valuable ti
of the Nntional Horse Show, ha?,
lost through the war in Europe Is caui
n to offlciali of the Ni
tional Horse Show Associatioa, I ?
i.irie army officers baviag , . ? Red I
eompete tot the trophy which
?1,1. Nomination? have been r.
, from cavalry poatl all tr.e wa
i'rom New Vors to Arizona, i.nd ri,
? ? - a a auandai y i bal
thi
a 'P?l.
1 D lowing the foil i - of l ird I'ecie
to send it from England, a direct ar,
plu-uti4.li t ?I : SOB forwarded to th
?' e for li formation cor
cernli.K thi press?t a I irai boats c
? ant Baroa nc- Meiloa, the las
winnei of th? cup. The perturbation o
- - .abilit
top the prise
- d enlrai.ee feel.
While Prance, Holland. Pelgiun
ds snd K: gland havi
, omp? ' ? loni for th
ai >;e i up m other yean
the I ? ISBSOB are for I
?..- a ant all American. The lit
I sited StatOa ( avalry, from Fort Ogle
thorpe. (,a., will ?end eleven mounte
horsemen, including Colonel J, Lock? tr
Lioutenaot Colonel Henry T. Allen
Major S. D. Kockenbaok, Captain! A
N McClure and Frank Parker, an.
Lieutenant! H. L. Flyr.n, H. S. Be ,
J A. Pearson and W. P Jeme,-an
Captain K. R, Wallach, of the lOtl
Cavalry, li eomlaoj all tas era;
Furt Huachuca, Arliona, to eompete
..-.> h run West Point Wul
, . n? R, Q, Alexand?-r arid 1?. C
Card. Captain (.ordon John?tonf o
Governor'i l?!and, und Capta::. \'.
ell, of the (?enera! Staff in Wash
., are oti.er ottlceri of the r> |
fcimy who hav. n.ad. entries for th?
lost trophy. The National (?uard o:
New York, New Jersey and Kl.uda Ifcl
and will be i.'presented.
Riverside Tennis
Club Wins Match
The !?>wn 'erinis playeri sf ti." Rlv
erside TobbIi ClttB, of Kiogabridge
led the team of the Mi
'leur,is Club, of Weit New Brighton
lalsno, on Sunday, in an inter
club tournament, by a acore i
II to none.
gloa Th.mpaon defeated Hull
II .'. I 4, n'i oanof defeated Heatb
M, M, 11 P; French defeated
Bedir.ghau?. C 1, 6 -4.
Ilouble? Thompson and French dt
feated Heath and Bedinghau?, | 1
6 4; P.eese and Howard defeated Hull
and Cave, 6 I, 6 3.
The fouith annual lawn ter.nl? tour
? mi ..t of the PaaTBuMe Tennl. club, of
I ... I lib, was finished on Sunday, when
\V. B. Wild anil Mortimer N. Johnson
defeated B. I1 France and W. N ':
Lean by a ?core of 6- 2, ? 4, the r
team work offsottiog the ladivi lual
ancy of the oppoung pair. Ri I
Wlliofl won the club championship in
the ?infle? by defeating J. OgdOB Holly
at 0 0, 6 1, 7 6.
Fawn Tennis Tilt
On at Columbia
G. Jame?, a ?ophomore, defeated (1
| her.yen in a Spirited match in the
first round of the Colombia 1'r.iver.irv
lawn tenu;? championship tournament
yeaterday.
Jame? played a brilliant game and
defeated hi? more experienced opponent
first I ??: '1 H I' 0 !'?r ?ls/aita-l A H I'*"
a, i | ; ii ll.p, ?.;, ap,t '..-.at-I A ?fSMr.
- ! r I ? s u I' ? liai J I
. - -t t 1 ? a a a - ' ' K
? ? S t * * I ' I - Itarj ??
.. ? " * at. T Dai ? :?'??? ' H :
M th-a'ar ' '??ti
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W J Mai ri . . i J C l\ete. a
il i a ; ? i
i. a i ? l. ? -
? : AtmSt't t* I. _ fc rt a -ssmte at
wewas. j? atwa?% t-a, t-o?
HOW REFEREE
SAVED COFFEY
FROM INJURY
Boxer Out on His I cot
\\ hen Bou. Came to
an End,
T'- ? wnvs of a man a * ? borOS msy
he .-.,,- ?
II
' box?
ing : um is win
libsoB,
: .': .
thi 1 sos i led Dub
woe still smltl
bis man hsd '??d by
-
. I
S| 1 in and
?
It Is ths ' many thi' Bill
n i
out. of the
reii-.' M thl But to grai t, fi
sako ef argument, that
'?t * apaed 'inair.s that
% B] Hi
rroui
sad incai ....
had .'?' i.tion,
:
' ?
e heat that
?
? 1 to go
on uni
.it out that
! 1 '
-
in Co Ihe WOB
'
ubi? to I ths tins
in ths si ..-.-. to bis
tion ?* the I imane
? to stop a |
the other li I
Jured. Al
more : m, when
?
.
lly for him and for boxing In thi?
?-ta*?.
When grais ha? grown, ever- 7
hen.-,,
pr?s?-,- person is hav?
ing 0 fis or ?11 that, the
y was pres7ig*d
I Reich and
Jim Flj on. Hi -? 01
that he lucked the ? '.'ke a
punch on the chin, but .gains'
particular men he was saved by circum
s tances.
Fam? Is fleeting, and to be a public
?
'
?
gunr ! ? the foight, me bve ?"
Why, Coffej d r? ed 1 bs
I tell
knows
11 L
"Oh, H?y," com ths passenger,
"V'-run knocked bina out la three
rounds."
?'.i. roe rounds," repeated the guard,
dully. ""-A
never could fight."
Frntkie ! - ?Terse]
? sr ol
'
t?-n i
Dute- B
tan.
Young Mike Donovan, ?on of the
former r, I mpiofl of
America, m '?: OBI? litl 1 WBS
' , rat? the rank
?
?
. of El
tsi
?
meet St thl
D01 public SB] I
: ,:.?. lie || -. d
only ii toi ft bottle which
?aha eraellj It was '.he nov?
ice against the ma?ter mechanic, _nd
ths Bl Ps ' young
Mike with greatest ease. In the mind?
of th? boxing enthusiasts at the time,
rificed to th? ambi?
tion? of an I manager.
The 1 .'"1 teveral
s thai place, aad
I'onovan h_? p
careful training. He has been
working si del en of his
fother, at.d It is sold that he has
leurned much of '.he iore of the ring.
He Intends te re-establish himself in
the middleweight lleve?
that the ex cowpunctier will pro\e an
easy \I
Tlatt?ng I.evlt - --oa? glove?
for 7 ?? Main?,
1 ', I lows Of
? 1 ? n'e per
gs .. I Ith his
? ?
. the ring
?.: I rest I Ites, ?nd then re
tur i ito 1 roundi
Hilly r.ibaon announced last night
Charley Weinort, of Ne
Jock " ? ells hops
wri-cker, will 1 ?' M lison Square
en on 1 * **- time
mea met ? ? s in m two
Jim Savage n- MeMahofl are
to meet ?; the An ? orting
match w??
-her I,
?
1'illon
V,', ir.ee- match.
Al McCoy, who insists he >? th? be-*,
of th?
lg ( lull or. '
Tan .;_.., the world'?
th s chal
to wres* e George Bothner again.
ind 1
1 the Amer can
in en hour. He gamed one fall.
?.- d Bothner ?
rales thst 1
? 11
Miyu, ? hosreier, ?h.
r?geme- -
Bothner won. and hid the full time
been BSOd h? Il lists f- wool i hav.
won.
? m
Yale Freshmen eTam
Chooses a Captain
I ? Ir a,--. -? 1
New HaVi ..?A
rford, of 1 w?.
rapt 1
I
?
EaotOf tor two t._a-i.i _?_.!. _? e_
laxad a ____
BAN JOHNSON
CALLS ALL-STAR
TEAM A JOKE
Says American League
Will Pul Foot Down on
Barnstorming Trips.
Pr JEROME HEV1TY.
? ?on in.
never Bgail '?-.:..
k!--. pern.:??!ori f r a barnit :
?
J.?hn?on"s Ire ws? ?r >ussd yei
? aai
team which lef*
? ? ? ? ?
the t
?',
tifio i
c^llt 'h? Amorieas I
i
: .on game.
' ?
he sal
il too much .
I am st
.1 tOraat In hasel.all i , -., ?
?
of lnci-ea-in? the quantity and
Bg the qur..
"Nothing like a repre?en'ative team
hai been ; ..: e that of the
? '.... ; . ,-.
-.-.. Amei li ?
'
Jake Ds ?' '. Jeff
, Lev
?
?nder.
? II
billed to re?
an L?
'?
?
? . : . ? ' ? '
,' : I ?.
?v? the player? perml?
trip, which
been officially sounteBOnood
tional Commission,
" - Johoi - B ? hovs I rd time
..oing New \; rk fan?
has b? a
The Vr,- ' nr? have anr.oi
'Ontrnct ha? a.
?
? -> and
?
America
* I
neteen nu-'l m ;,
n Mill
.
rare sad why, of all
?
186 Canadian
?rs in 80*. Inn'.nir? and . ktl
lie played l?verai game! in *.!.e
? ? ? ' ,
I '" pOUfldl ?:.,'. ? '".Id.
In New Jersey, where 'he ?urTrag!?'?
.
Yor?,
, p'.aolnetHoi
thrdluihralu. Which ihowi yea
can tell.
| Bodie ha? ?tolen nearly for'y
l,asea In v . ?'. ..* League to
? sod the f- .. ?'?;? i ? ? i st yet t adc 1.
There must be lome*..
mate, after all.
-,,mlao? to he a fine wir U -
dream .
: a long pull at
?
I I
1
'
J. McQraw v
'
.
I it? had bought the club bll
id ?uriied in hi? re? IgnatIon to
the (?iiint?.
NEW YORK PAIR
WINS ON COUPTS
.Miss Pcmo and Preiticc Spring
Surprise at I.awn Tennis.
| n. ltaBstaaB ?/> V . r-1
Hot k .-?. Va., Oct. 20
Marion Ferino, of BostOB, and Ht:.or,
B. Prentice, of Now fork, won the
mix.-d doubles ehomplonsblp yea i
..? annual invitation lawn *
tournament of the Country ( luh, ,?e
i? Mlaa Eleanor? * i '.?ton,
a, by a
l
The result of the match came a? a
large ?
?'
, an I Mr
?
?idle.
The losen started out a? though they
were gopr ? I match
' ? ? ' ur game? in ? r'
could
the tide. Thereafter tl
I
'
oat of position
HARRY S. H?RKNESS
BUYS SPEEDY AUTO
Bob Burman to Drive famous
Blitzen Ben/ on EledlOl Day.
Harry B, BsTBUl M, pi '
-thed
all WOI
: ?-nthuiiaita may 1?.?
. car whirl arou
-
? 120 mile? ar. hour.
Mr. il. r'r.r.c? purchased the car .
S A i
turn it over to
?tr.d make ready foi the roes
Day
'hat the Blitzen
- p
ear or. A; 1911
. Beach, be i
? - H
at a rate far fa?ter than *
.7
The I0n-mi!e race ?rill
I>ario Pesta, J, : A
:? . I
: ar d ISVI I
UOB BUM t fc ? I
Cohrn Wim By O.i- P.-int.
each
'
gam. of the bandies
*
?
with l.uuie oanawu-f aigu ruui o? a
--* ?*?
e
?hk
ipornig
& Gmntl?n? Wee
we Wonder.
Shnkeepeare nei *<r .__ to H-rife
St af about a p?me;
? r penned a fight
Or h>>:rJ of Wi?artTt name;
'*._ ?.'?);)?,
ays on tha job,
i r h*ard of "dope,"
f Cobb.
fin n.-i.er tr*> rf f. epin
Poem, on Moran;
? r doped the l'hxln to ti in
??'rom th'* - -i elan;
Shakespeare never ? -j
"So. ' it with t '*??? I ' ;
H''-, i if _T___.S th.;- is te_f
// ?< stun was .?reffy pood.
An smateur, la this )aonty commonwealth of our?, still appear? to b? ?. y
guy who can g?t away with it.
Ilr: 7 fOB gel hot what you can get by with that ei'ab
lishcs tl ?bout nias case? out of eleven.
?i ? Lirrv Le Ciore.
The ca?e of Harry Le Core and the four other Vale athlef? I? a striking
'led It of a similar case before.
No one charges that I.e Gore i? Is any sense a professional at heart. It
isn't charged that h* r? ,- ?tvod any money He merely received hi? board for a
-I.ort period until he discovered that he we? violating a university rule, and
for the rest of the per.'.-'. :e paid hi? expense? for the pleasure of playing a
game he liked.
Le 'lore, knowing the ways of oar araate.r rule guardians, ihould have
moro carefully I * b?fete he was wil'ing to ?ccept an unpaid for
ef bncon or a brace of eggs. He didn't so he Is a profess onal wh?re
? ?re gettli - _.!e out of the gerne through an ethletle ability
that mnkee their written article? worth while.
I he Amateur Problem.
Ws .?ve beer, groplr.g with th's amateur problem for ? long while without
| ar.ywhere with It
Perhaps It Is besaase we are handling It in an ?m?teur way, where It 1?
worth ths best servie?? of a professional.
Th?re have been any number of amateur? In thl? country In ?r?ry line of
sport who have mad? money out of their athletic ?bllltlea- out of their connec?
tion with certain pastime?. Mo?t of these ?re ?till amateur?. And a good
many of them are among the beet amateurs we have, In ?o far a? ?fflcitr.cy
is concerned.
In ?pite of which five Tale men ?re branded a? provisional?, whin th?y
have never rer-ived as much ai 80 c?nt? for their ser. ice?.
1.ike? England.
"We should hare our amateur rules and regulation? patterned after the
English system," writes a contemporary ?cribe, "where they have a well estah
' system."
Quite so. As in ths <*as? of one of their leading amateur golfers who re?
ceive? $2,500 a year for playing with a certain brand of golf ball.
There 1? also something to be said against I?e Gore and his four mate?.
Knowing, aa we remarked before, the intricate way? of our amateurism, they
should have made it their business to find out exactly what the rule was and
then fi ' they cared to play under a Yale flag.
Cornell and Harvard.
Cornell, under the Ir.structorship of Al Sharpe, ha? been coming forwerd
more rapidly in football than she ha? received credit for.
Cornell hasn't yet reached the football height that her track and crew le?
gions have gained, but she has been well upon the way for some time, So Cor
,. | toast B hi th] satsids chance to b?at Harvard, and even
in Invader? are repulsed the battis is almost sure to be a close one
too i .msofl comfort. And If Cornell should win there would, of
course, be no Jubilation at ail arouud Ann Arbor, Mich., where Cornell comes
later on for the big 1. ?me game of the Wolverine year.
These fellow? who are getting ?oaked for alleged professionalism should
adopt old Hughey Fullerton*? ?y?tem. "If they paid m? $10,000 a year for play?
ing golf," ?ayi Hughey, "it wouldn't make m? a provisional golfer. Nor ar.y
1 art of one."
M.ixims of the Winter League.
The magn.ite that keepeth hi? face cloeed tightly from October to April
Is rarer than he that -tnn.th a world ?eriea.
Ihe umpire may have no blltsfnl extatence up to October, but we'd like
to trade Jr.l?t ??tth him from now until April 14th.
Now come? along Prof. W. Tnmbull, who after looking up on two shot?
OS plaiatlee melody entitled "I didn't ralie my head to
Ifer."
'?y, amateur sys'err. \n this country, anyway?" write? Fll '09.
There isn't any. We have a:r. iteBf r-.'es but no amateur ?yst?m.
Qioth the Raven "Lost L? flore.
De Oro Increases Lead
In Billiards Tourney
Runs Out Block in Seventy
four Innings, B<*ating Sloa
son, Who Fares Badly
in Match.
By FKKI) HAWTIlttPNE
Ufa*r?d B/he BUBOiaal ?
? world'? championship Util
41| | asome dettnitel]
Ism Rasp, of Chicago
who won the thi hioa billiard
rge Moor",
B, increa.ed
hi? lead evei Lfl tho
match Bt Doylo'l Billiard
A ? -r-.y lait r. .
De Oro ran out hi. block of Pi patata
? e seventy fourth :-.:..ng. while the
'. A^ ? sames a
41 ? ? . *? re?.
? ? " raj
. a
pointa I
....
m iba i al th? g.roe want
Si-Joel a.--. \__n eilex Umm _a
brought off brilliant ?hot?, only to find
himself confronted by ?lmoet lmpo_
? - ipa on his next attempt, m.d
resetted In his ?cor.ng many
mi??e?. More than once, too, Slo??on
?he balls around the table in ?en
SBtional st;,. making th? point
bl a half's breadth Accustomed to the
? i.'l Stroke used in balk line
?he voteras failed to obtain the
;?h necessary in the three
_ game, ?r. 1 this proved costly in
more than one Instance.
I?e Oro plodded along steadily, con?
tent to hold the advantage he started
with, and taking chancel only when
.hie opportunities presented
til.?. The lead alternated up to
the sixty-rir?t inning, when the ch?m
w.th a run of ?'! point?, went into
a lead that he never relinquished,
sdd g another cluster of 3 and then a
pr-'.'.y 6 in the eixty-slxth and ??xty
?eventh frame?. In hi? last four time?
?? bs table the Cub?n ?cored each
time, while Slosson could get only a
single point.
Those who know ?he fighting finishes
thai alwtys mark Siosson's work are
? g forward to some sensational
p'av in the last two blocks of rilay to
i ighl sad ' nurrow n.ght, when th?
veteran i? e*. . .. _ to ...___? bio bid lo*
-A? .?__.
BACK BAY WINS
IN THE MUD AT
LAUREL TRACK
Keen Finishes Despite the
Sloppy Going in Sev?
eral Races.
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T.a-i-e'. *.:.;, ' -a . | ther rolo
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into a ?loppy cor. | o ?lay that
reeul tod rat ? rh le did
BOt pr- - * i- ? 1 | ! ? h g crawl
vit on hand. The best raee. or.
progn ii-.me wa? a affair,
and it root 1 PotOC Sheridan'! good
iprinter. Hack Hay, wir.n.r .f the lau?
rel Handicap the ; ?? .- '???.. i here
wa. s . ? of h.i ability to last
I dioteOOO, hit he forced ail
t!ie pr?i-e, s * a.
in hand to beat Dr. J. B. Ijree'i Her
bert Temple.
fecor.d in Imp rtsaeo on 'h? card wa?
a five ar.d a half forloog ha-.d.cap for
two year olds, si i ? Arthur ?. Pro
blbltlon, a soit that raced for Ci'.ffor.l
A I the ???.on, wa.
r II slag Jame?
? un a
end, quit utterly in the last fui
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day that he iii.'* ;f'.. .pa-. 4
I with the Currar:a adm?:
tion in M? ?leo thll ? 'er. It wa?
publlahed tl .- nloralrig that the newly
recog: ? would
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Williams Toys with
the Freshmen F.leven
,... ? iBetMaoa]
WUllomstotra, Ma??. Oct M The
WUIIami football team seorod fear
? 'nag. w-.th
the freahm? i. AI?
though th i fi '
a ?trori?; <!? fence sgs - lloro,
the 1:? SraSS ill "P
poner.' ? ' , I ? ? U ?
sd line ?1.
.1 A Wt : ' renlaced Captain Tom
kir.? a' ' I took
the quarterback poaltiOB *'?
plaved full. Fred Haly. the
-, ha? introduced a new ?et of
formation? which lav more empha?i?
on th? open Style of Bio?. After the
'varaity na.I .MsrimOMgod fof ">'r an
hour, thev ran through a ?hor* ?-.gn-al
dr.11 ir, the du?k, which ci. .u'ed the
day'? practice.
There are cutaway* and cut
awatvs.
There's the kind that you
have made at a custom tailor's at
fabulous prices.
Then there's our kind?same
materials, same satisfactory fit?
but the price is much less.
On. anil t?i bottonad cutewere.
braidad. black and dark oiforde, etrlp?d
trouasrs
Then there's our "Pedestrian"
shoe.
A prominent orthopedic eMt
geon says that it's the right shoo
for 85 ' ? of men.
Every th ng men and boy?
wear.
Ro?,rns Per Com??bMI
Brosdway Broadway
st 13th St. "The .it 34th St
Four
Broadway Cornera" Fifth Ave.
st Warren at 41st St

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