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Willard Too Proud to Fight?in Theatre
SINCLAIR WILL
NOT BE MOGUL
OF N. Y. FEDS
0\siier of Newark Team,
How?5ver?Admit_ He Molds
Title to Park Site.
VBBtTS BACK HOME
AFTER LONG TRIP
Owner of Superbas Favors a
Chan?:?' m National League
Schedule.
gain r, owi.er o. .on N'ew
Ht ] i ? 'cam, arrived in
this c ''day aft. r
coon, - - d,d wat t<
get f . .uiior that ha
. oldinga in the
und assume control of th?
? the outlaw cir
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. ! not
Hi ?aid. haw?
. Icar?
ia kcr.it? of J.
.
'hat he had tub
, to purchase the
and that he would retain
Be in?i?t?**iY how
?vrr. : ..?'. ha would make no effort to
franrhiae, and could not
?Ten lid bo the owner?
.air added, that
eei ..* they
irk. and looked for a
air and the a?
'.he owner of
. will be in town
to-d?y )w, have |
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?rait v? .j.ortant DO
? al Lcguo f"0ea
Just what
K Is a mat?
ter of conjecture, bat it ia said the
baeakell situation nay l?e el
tirfly. ! ha warring magnatea mny be
ristmaa de
was to the lu?t
. ISt B.
a has been f!
a time now, look
ly for a place to i
. time and I .
who is in elose I
?hat the Nal
that Harr;
p Kail and
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ral of the
.!ub?. It would seem
"-?iber? ot the ?i-r.ior org-an
have seen thai ley/ of
?
ir wind?,
pf owner
this i
?ntry.
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I ? ?
in. and toll
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ma to
a fair. lie i? an
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Id all
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ter date,
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office? wer*
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OLD CROW
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America's Finest H ye
STi WHISKEY M
jW?'J HANO MADE ? OUP MASH |.*'?f?,|
RAIOHT PI ?YK
ySe?sat* MADE IN KENTUCKY. U. S. A. ^-aisW
H. a KIRK & CO., New York, N. Y.
^?Jpor?li?h?
S' Crantent! P/ce
By Way of Chiding.
"N.?w thai the j. ?hing season is all over" Excha
You think the golfing seanon done
Tiecavp* a cloud ha? crossed the
Wher? lately y- " Ed UHU ?jrun?
?leeauee the wind? and ? --?en
Or drift abov? the ancient groen
Where ?tark ' '
Tut-tut?and piffle; Ukoufitt "pooh,"
I'm ffn/ murk tttrprissd that yau
Should et^en h. ? through;
What though th? ehtbt ttiek in th* I
How can the golfing teuton big
A? long a? frontiod tonguen own
.4? long a? on* can find a
To listen to the How or Why,
Or gire heed to an alibit
? ]>lca*e ahtorb thit !
.4* long i
The golf, ng tent?n't ? \n . here.
Klag from tho writt m opinion expressed i
uates, Oeorge Foster Sanford it runnlr??* one-two-thre? for EH'a next Instructor.
Not a protest again?* G. Po?ter h?? been registered. It has been I'iO per cent
boost.
A? for fianfor 1 taaehlne; rough football. we'll ?ay this: Rutgersl ?
gain?t Princeton, in the lack of nndua rouglme??, wa? of a good v
r than Yale's was. And Par.ford was u: I. itgots n ?t a" Yale.
The Case of W. Johnson.
Very little wa? heard about Walter Johnson laat ?er.son. He was sut :
to be slhiing and a long way from his old form. No one ?pent any time f'
ing out the laurel to wreatho around hi? mobile brow. "Slipping a bit,1
the g?'nernl verdict.
Then enter? the proof. In 1013 Johnson worksd ' fames and
permitted only 1.0?? rur.? to ?he ba'tle that Is, run? that Were earn?
his pitching.
In 1914 Johnson took part in flfty-on? games and permitted 1.71 er.rne?!
' run? to the comb two seasons v. "re supposed to be his beet.
But last Reason or 1916 Johnson worked in for'y sc ? allowed
only ? ich combat, in 1910 h<? was not
as he w-as two ft I a shade be't'-r than In his
In place of slui
mark.
-
In 1918, Johnson's best vear, he rail?
game? and ?truck out 2-13. This last season, in forty-SOTOn games, he
allowed I ght earned run? i
?.??son was con -i
d only a fair pitcher In 1P15.
I he Start and the Finish.
As v.-e refill the frosl e season :
Mackmen I ?i to one II
er the long lout.?
Mr. ', ? d, In effet
allowing SSI tall.es to each |
\nother Mystery Exploded.
Those yearning . mar
?
In !? r ineff ess, of th? eight worst
i claimed only sil re Hush,
i.ors an?! i
und he allowed nearly four
, earned tellies i a thi --...und.
The Duffers.
.'. ? //.*;>?
. 1 ill job?"
i trifle I 'ue?
".V?. ' ? an you ar-,
Job; ? . S training for baseball I
been that Jol 'rnininr
for what you'.i like to say to an um;
Offside Plays.
As for preparedness, h'??s often do yes see them pirking on I guy with
a ?nllop buriesl in either lin?
If ji.u were bent upon starling something, ??oiild yea plch ?'lit the
fellow ??h?? held the cleh or the one eho carried the l'<>\ <>l ch?>colat?re?
If Pena, has a chan?
up the chance, the Red in she
ir oi
lid Penn. i the Second
Penn Will Send Three
Crews to Poughkeepsie
No Ground for Rumor Which
Came Out of Philadelphia
on Tue-sday.
K. H. -
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fhief objection to July 1
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to have the
r ?lay, in
isiaaae
,|,,!,. beta. . and July t
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SANFORD TELLS
HOW HE BUM
RUTGERS ELEVEN
Gives Credit for Showing
of Team to Hannibal,
Old Yale Retainer.
EVERY MAN HAS WEAK
SPOT. IS HIS THEORY
1 tmoas Loach Chief Speaker at
Dinn. r O.V, :i at Metropolitan
Club by I . F. Loree.
-
:
:
move
a strong football team
'er.
? ! the I'
, . . ..% tl.o prin
ttei
I
? from tha
?
: Y
of
thinjr which pe- .1 NY-w
I
B way
a
i had
? Id me
-
threw those m?-n
? ' awful, but there'?
throw
i i ? ? h o atai
.
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prin
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all ex
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their i
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iptem
umple
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"First
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ore to
.'.life. I
? were
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where
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tinn.
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, nil teach
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at tbi l.nner,
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'
. rea?
TO HAVE BIGGEST
RAT IN CITY
Client of D. L. Elliman &.
Co. to Pay $2.50,000 Rental
for Term for Suite.
HOME WILL CONTAIN
25 ROOMS, 8 BATHS
Tenant Is First One Secured for
De Luxe Apartment Planned
for Fifth Avenue Site.
A client of Deaglat !.. Elllaaaa ft Co.
helped to saliven the realty market
yesterday by leasing from the plans the
?ntire seventh floor an 1 par*, of the
Slash floor in the twelve ?tory apart
::0rth
?rr.er of ?
? .
I
? luxuriou ? .
ment ?tructure? in the world.
. ?
il for thu term of the
?
II contain twen
ty-flve it bath? a
be In alz? the largest flat in the
eitr.
A syndicate headed by Frederick T.
Ley ft Co. and G
lUght the i ? rough
?
?
' -
? hen the hi ?
to bo ready for u
will be be-weer. ;
The former home of the Progresa
Club ato,i on the site for mi
?? Ellin .n have rent?.!, fur
Nieolai hit nine
room apartment in the Montana, at 375
Park av., to J. Noah H. Slee.
Mrs, Jami ole* baa i ?
?
? aaement, thro it
srlea ; i
ray, to Hei Port
i, Long I?' .
'-' Fuller at
th and 1
I, furnished. '..
feet.
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at fol
INTERVA1 \v Alexandar Selkln
?Villlara Bli ? ott l UT h
il .
?.?en l?)7th
RYER il i Pettraai
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_ I. Shai re sold
?
..n in
I
174th
TROTTING BOARD
RULES OFF THREE
Horsemen Punished for Irregu?
larities During Season.
'. wag among the
?
? Iion
ted to show
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of F.
?.. The
? of then -
, and
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Lewis and Ritchie
? ?11 Box Ten Rounds
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?hi ?
irmer IirIu
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NEW YORK A. C. WINS
A BOWLING MATCH
. ti the Montclair Club After
Losing Lirst (?ame.
The
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n k Gute averaged '-'"?' for the
? liviil
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winch ended in '? I
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WEAL F.STATE A*T AKTION. ?MAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. REAI ESTATE AT AKTION.
SUPPLY * DEMAND
AFTER THE WAR, DEMAND FOR LOTS
IN THE BRONX WILL BE GREAT
lit. Prosperity will create a demand.
2nd. Opening of new transit line? will create a demand.
3rd. The immense immigration when peace is declared
will create a demand.
BUY THEM NOW WHEN CHEAP
end make I big proht m hen the demand comet
241 LOTS
At Elevated Stations
On Main Avenues
On 100 foot Streets
on '?Xcitr'r.rtlrr A\e . *?XT*.ite Plain? A?e an?! I ?r?and Ave.. Eait Bien? .
on ?nd near JcroOM A*.**. I62d lo 170th St.. \eVrst B
in?.!udin? Hdbet'l Catieo and K?.a?i Home.
??- SCHRENKEISEN-HUBER PROPERTIES
Have Got To Be Sold
Tor Whatever Thev Will Bring
at AUCTION.
\uu ui!l in? able to ! uy these lots at your own price regard?tes! o( their \?.lue.
YOU ARE SURE TO MAKE MONEY.
REMEMBER
The 14th o? December
ai Exchange Salesroom, 14 Vesey St.
?roT nn remain on mortgage. insured fre<*.
Savings Hank Hooks Taken as Deposit on the Hurt.hac of Lots.
TO REACH THE PROPERTY
For the .Schrenlceiaen property, take aubway to Simpaon Station nnd We*tche?ter Avenue trolley car
to the property.
For the Huber property, take 6th or 9th Avenue Elevated to 155th Street ?nd w?lk over MtComb'?
Dam Bridge or take Jerome Avenue Trolley car to the property. All Bron? trolley car? tranafer to both of
their propertiea.
Send for the Book to
Joseph P. Day, 31 Nassau Street;
.1. Clarence Davies, 14(Uh Street & Third Ave., Agents and Auctioneers.
<
$.450,000 PARK AVE. PROJECT
Propoaod Apartment by Hing & Blag
To He Thirteen Storiee.
I'lnn? were t'.led yesterday for the '
aparti ' ' | I
-* ut the ?
of Purk Av.
which i? to cost 1410,000, ?
'een
I feet on the avenue
and 128.9 teat on the s'reet. The
i nary Koth.
? ? s. liitiif bought ti ?
i im?
rner, 25.1
areeki neo for
' '.as ?nid to |heat price
Park A' pi party,
MONEY CHANNELS BROADER
.une More Large Loan? on Well
I.?.rated I'ropertle? Keporta-d.
The money channels for
! easier sverj
. i were reported
? lay.
The New York ?'om
.ii? loaned ? - to the I
? ? r Construction Company on
?? '
bridge A\ .
?
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K.
the Tyndall Ur i
m the
I
uory mod
? r apartment house.
HOCKEY-GOLF
PLAYERS AWAKE
Dunning Ricks Team That,
He Says, Can Defeat
White's Stars.
deal of interest hae
been aroused among ,,
ny'a Tribune thai
a aa ? u iilng to get
ay team compos?
....
it of ths one < men
A Dunning, of
.?
Ii'ini In th? pros
on the ice that
he ra
? . ?
?
? I the former
'
lea. We might not bo
? own on the link -
Gardiner's combination, !
?
of ho.
'
lion. Dunning
.- aaanager, .??isist
B P ' irhnrt. of Nassau, a
Irotl ? .rt, of
hi one of
White's team, will he the point for
Dunning*! ?.ven, and EL W. also will
erve a? captain.
Other memhera of running's team
Runt Club;
m Country
Walter Coi Orange
C C Poll, l'.i ll | Hock Club; '
II irmon, South Or
Boy M?rtir., Westhampfun
Cluh.
lia a let of ?rood seven?
fera," Duaa
lot be a bad idea t.? gi I I
?ral
roiil?! be played this win-?
?iff"
LIN0W PEEVED WHEN
BOUT ENDS IN DRAW
lv?n Llaaa. ?he ??if styled Saauaa
' i.f th.- international arreatliag I
ni the M a '?era House,
minute draw by
Wilhelm Berner, of Germany, laat
, ?vho
?-hen the <?'.irt?in hu.I been
'
luriid n Lu.ow.
RENTS SPACE L!
ASM B?ILDI1
Elliott Fisher Co. Also (1
Floor in West Broadvv
for a Long Term.
The Elliott Flaher Company, de
in typewriter?, billini;
?? , !..
new offices in thu A ?
m of y.
?'??i,.! floor i
ning throut
.- ? :
? n n.
' ? ?1 by 1\
:
Samuel H. Martin h ? ?
il Synod of the Reformed Chi
G. Hi? ihe V
the tl
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t ?v Elliraan t ive leased to
Schiit
?if yean in the Lincoln I
i
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.He ( i
( utiipaiiy w.
am pin
of the Mu'uiil I':
Albert B. Aahforth, Inc., ha? lea
space m ?"' and " i ?t. to
?
a term
P 'he sixth Ho'ir of
" I st. to I
I L. Nichols to Joseph Wild
? -.r-?.
? o have rented for the T
i.ativ th.? ninth 1
K. I. I
win; for Raymond
loft at 8 ai .i ') E lal 28th it to Priti
? I Bergsssa i
kovitz, Gordon ?<? l
,-._?>-.??
Takes a Brooklyn Title.
lay in ti
?? i- i Banter, ?
. : Mr. Sau'?
I
iteUoS si 'he SS
?
1916 Larchmont Rr.ntai.
H. 0. S.
sont Harbor I
?se.
Rents House at Harrison.
Chai
rent? I
j. Park h ? esteta, knows ?
pen tot !
Harrison, '-? */., to Frank
Savannah, lia.
?
Gets $22.000 Property
n have sold I I
B. Pish, a ; . The
at
.
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New Building Plans.
Manhattan.
park av. ? ? .
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ihe Bronx.
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PUBNI8HED BOOMS T?> I.KT.
M BBt BaDat.
. ' Kor HACllKI/inf"
? al'.r ?feat
CHOSEN HEAD
OF COMMITTEE
Woodworth to Supervise
State Legislation of Na?
tional Association.
I. P Woodworth, vice pre-,'!< 1 t of
' inpa.iv, New
appointed chairman
of the committee on ?tat? legil
of the National Association o:
cehaagOS by President Walter
? raf
? oae of the represen
eommttte*B of the only national real
e-tato organization. It inelu I ? b!1
' ???? o or three of tl a ?
real eetal la in the I''
1, and now baa aval MM
at it tee ha?
-: in the past tending
' v of laws p rtaining
to real estate thr?;ughout th?; country,
, lently t?. render
-.?.'anee to ttate ar I local
? paseial leg
in.
-' ..mit
from .ill par'- of the
-i..'Cial
arorka and
inclu.'.- Dean
.-..I, Ore ; I> ft Soot
Y '?, 1 tldl ou?e.
. Ind.; John M. Boland. jf
Wis.; J. B. Whita-head. of
! II. Miller, of St.
: M A ? 'on, of ?Salt Lake
I, of
: 1, Hurton, of Chat?
tanooga, Tenn.
Mr. Woodworth wa* chsir
? 1 ..n ad
nich incl I
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all part
?
eommr
lionaI .
Agents Appointed.
?
' the
a'
pi*, corner A\
appoiaaatl
agent? for I . a.e\?n
? -?? ?..ii the
-t corner . Av. and
??
Taxpayers to Meet.
A meeting of the We?? Side Tax
? b trill t..
? .i..! Hall,
II
Sales at Auction.
At 14 1
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BROAD???.
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At MM T' Ir.l ??
b> laaaa LI
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