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Baseball Pot on the Point of Boiling
aseball quiet
Before storm of
league meeting
Owners Beginning to V
rive. Eacti with His
? Own Pet Hobby.
I,H LIES 10 STAND
PATFOK NEXT YEAR
liaffr- v D???i r*?* ol Even
to um Reds, bul Styi John
Must Curb Temper.
? !Y riAin o m h.i.
i the ?ia?e "? ,| l"?M'"
Rre ?avinp Bp 'heir pet hoi.
? ;
The anaeal
the h ' -.
Much oratory, and no end <>f argu?
ent ms> ' ;- f"r a-hia meet
poaee ???
. .. ; Ajaeri
;.-agues some eleven year? bro.
i of being most lateroetiag
?
ciiofic the "une, for thia
?or a dearth
Is to t
?
.. | .',.?!-, president of the
' ? of the
'
.(rue to p
? ?
-
?
?i, and
. talk of :
? Is. "We'll
V. Bal the Phillies
for next
; j?on. ? ? ? eoaple
i were piehod tip
.. were
nn ordinary promise, and in
hail much confidence. He
. ? Moran
series
. in all
?
? hinted
gblg to pich
I
1 th?U the right man Would
he the
?ii Id be
eonsld
Braves. < I. how
i? would have to curb
a t.mpiT. or ra?her. his dts|
. can chatter as much
? be per
?
nl ol umpires'
. i ',,, ,.; p
? i
. ball playei
? .tided for Kaker. 11
? i n tha'
? rg?
?
? yesr
are I riant mad a? to
a bargain.
. | .
1
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-
r wg?
...
Al V?- |
i twlrler.
-
?as, *?i1! ?
? Cil cinnati
SHORT P'.iT'TS AT
CRSECENT CLUB
^-attfjocks Old MacDnnald in
-
ii
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i ii
?
i
**Yo:k Hockey Tetni ;
I
sha. /i
k
It's Off Agin Now
with J. Franklin
It'a off n_in. on a(tin, with J.
I I Maker. On the heels af the
Star) that I he Home Run King- had
algaed with the Chteage White s?>t
for aext aeaaaa ???>rd ?ame ftsahlag
"MT i',e vtire I nun the farm at
Tr.ippe l.i?t night thai he had not
aal] refused to join CoBalshey'a
club, bui a?a? conaidoring aa offer
I nun Hie \c*> York Vank??-.
Nu il gOOO. It is a dall day ?ndeafd
ll.it does not lind .ne tair.ou?
alagfef with one club nr another,,
and in aar> the monotony he is not
BVOI ? to jumping to the PO?B for a
fiaa niinules.
\N ilh so Btaa) ?als jumpii'.K, ilaker
a?ill watch where the blggeol felm??
land-?, and there he will land, ton.
Hare's hoalag he lands wi?h the
"t ankeea.
CLEVELAND MEN WILL
NOT BUY INDIANS
Outside Capital Being Asked to
Take Over Somers's Club.
relaad, l'ec. in. Clevelaad men
? i par
? land American
I
: not to buy. Bee 1
Hopkiaa, who opened negotiations for
ihf club, raid he had
found ha cta.ild not .evote the neces?
sary time to the club.
1'resitient ByTOB Bancroft Johnson
of the American Leapue, who had been
aiding the banker?' com in if, ?
ja of tie financial affairs of C. W.
IB, owner of the club, ha? left tho
city. He will return in two days. It
is intimated he i? toehing outside cap?
ital to elub.
FINN DISQUALIFIED
IN W??STL?NG BOUT
Lewis Karns a Draw in Battle
with Waldck Zbys/ko.
; i. tha Terrible Kinn,
"ren true to form" by being disquali?
fied in his bout v?ith ttOBaldo (Ytttllt'i.
? Iraoco-Roman atyle, at tl a
International wrestlini* tOurnamOBl last
Tiifht. The Finn persisted in employ?
ing unfair illy exhaust?
ed the patience of George Bo.hner, the
'he mat 81
min it? I .1?
? r" I.ewi? v ? an |B
?wetity nil'iu'?- draw with
Waid? /' v- (ho, thi
ch-ean, a.? did Harry Lub
din .of Sweden, who eppoaed Dr. B. P.
...?..?:, ? Plerri
ound Frenchman,
ion, of Denmarhi
In ft tainut? with a aide
i oil, ?' ' naon, of St
?Kin. in I miiiul"?
idy hold.
heduled to
? ? an?l cleverness
m h finish bout tO-nl|
a
YALE SWIMMING DATES
1 fl.v_l'an?lidates Turn Out f?ir Team
at < nil of ?iaachea,
i .-?
Haven, Conn.. I1?'..' 10.
for the Tale
mlng team repotted in the trophy room
gytaaaal IB la afternoon
in at ? of the coach' i.
? -, Ivania
an?l Columbia for the awimmiag ?
? , lolling or bot
annotinccil
for II
?
? - I'- ?
Il ?'O
PENN. SWIMMERS TOO
MUCH FOR C. C. N. Y.
Win -Meet Handily and Are
Victor?, in Water Polo Game.
i
? ? ; enerl
its ?wimnii- tO-I
?.: the Col
Near 1
! Blue
the eat? i |
tag new fi tai ? ?a
i
-i.ee.
.:. the
mpete
?
enm? near the inter
a mark i
? ?
..marie? follow:
. . a
Tim'.
?
-
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i
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i. W I
!' ..
:
A ?
?
Conway Keeps Winning
In Billiard Tourney
,? ?I hi? ?.?
>
I
an ? ?
average of 1 r>
Bg II
amas tuas 01 . , ._ul
Tfcjjxxrtli&kt
?yCr?ntJ?n?eQice
The Old Club.
I've .';?: / th* ,'? i,ry iiiP-'rt,
I've ha,i tht " fact ?i with ttoel;
I've trimmed thom with aluminum
And plugged from tot to heel}
But when I play the tivim' name
l,i u kick ,i? 'ft
I'll ti i l oliva?! love
The old elub belt.
Thai good, old wooden driver,
ll'.i WOT* ?"1.7 frayed nrd gray,
.'?' |f, ' ?.'../ I il '. . /--I, l?e I ?' .?<'rt<?<
.'1 golf ball on it? nay:
Both dittanc* and dirrt
It mrefn the luird<->>t teat,
So who ran tlam* BOS if I love
The old ejnh best?
ir o hu n tired yard I ? ?? ?? castro*
ides;
t.'(/ c7'e>i the % I ' Is ing fait
? is;
lad then ont matkit ta the gr?e?
And tiro mats doe? the rest;
V< u-, in you wonder why I \\r0*
The old vli'b brut/
ffu I. B, DAtll I? ?I'viiarid).
The Greatest Fighter.
? BeSSBfl to be the epoch of depicting "the greatest." Picking the grest
eat football player only mean! an argument. Picking the greatest tennis
player only starts a debate.
Picking the greatest BghtSI II I 0? ail prepositions, Fight?
ers run by weight divisions. It would bsrdlj be fair t<? compare Hat Nelson
with Jim Jeffries or Jess Willard. The only fair ?olutioii would be to measure
fighting capacity by the pound.
g this pre ? ting assay to the pound WOUld '?
I of two men B I d Lnvigoe. foe can take your
choice. Possibly Lanky lieb had ?he edge, I?)i* I.aviene was etoM BUOUgl to the
Freckled Marvel !o get the best from his coming benefit. The Kid, above every
other feature, hud a great heart for battle. And a greal heart is deserving of
a proper reward.
Off Year? How?
I football expert in estimating tha various line up? for HO?, awards
. substitute*! position in the Harvard baekfleld, t'asey was one of Exe
ter's best two years ago, rated with the ?tars. If the bes) he can get is a sub?
stitute's assignment the bulk of the offne!! in Harvard's "off year" can be
fairly well judged.
"It is always best to tram for any Bthl (tic competition," says a well known
trainer. Picking up this advir?*, we have decided to go into active training for
our golf-pool appearance next week by abstaining from arsenic and prussie
acid for at lesst three days previous to the wearing strain
Hie Boston \ loodoo.
Three years a?o Joe Wood, of tha Heil Sox, completed one of the greatest
pit. ning Reasons ever lifted from the records. He won something like thirty
three games and dropped bul ?Mee. By next spring he developed a lame arm
and has never been of any great value since. He led the A. L pitching corps
in effectivene?*? thi? lit?' season, but worked in comparatively few eonteStS.
Lost fall, a >ear back, Hill James, of the Ilravea, finishfil a season almost as
brilliant as thfit turned in by Bmokcball Joe. James, a young, powerful fellow,
worked with an arm of iron. He finished ths year in rme condition, condition
enough to Btop the Mnckmen with one pale blue hit.
Ami then Jems! went (he way of Wood. The big star faded out this sum?
id : fading ea I Stalling! a flag and bis mate? over ?j.MiO each
The P.ed So* may lose a pitching Mar this next summer if the Hoston
hoodoo continues, but Carrie. tar would be as bad B! John
D. dropping a $2 bill.
To Tyrol Raymond Cobb.
.v., wonder non enn owing th* ?tick
And took 'he bally put ;
wonder you tan tear 'ein
1 nil drivt 'em from the ?
,\i? ?,a,nilr you're a be-i
And a eentipt <?'? und auch
glamour in your batting eye
A "?' . < rror in your rlutch ;
S o v fini' ? you're " i
A vi u mault r ??/ remou n,
With ?f" u taint nthn m ' feme '?? M
.1.- ? ; your crown;
So wonder you are out there
With the ?i'/-".- m four I
,1 v aturt of volcano nnd a imoon und <> (teed;
No wonder you're ihr captain
, nn and Ihi crew?
\f mil vni'inl.-: ,?,-, re T. H.?
ii - I could raieel, I
BrOWS 1'niv, rsitf II to travel .'1,000 from Providence to Pasadena to
Beet HI I Bgton. It must lir.ng a decided wrench to travel .1,000 miles and
thin bi ht Id for down! on the oni-yatd line. That's a long way to go for any?
thing, much les- a in ??l-v, in'?? i football game.
Just as we WON preparing to faC! a plea? arit winter, here comes this Joiip
frankllnboker turmoil Sgaln. We wouldn't bother an abnormal amount if John
f'.'HiiKiin should decide to stick te his farm, or .?houl.l decide to accept the paltry
I and .0111 Hie Yanks 01 Uiiite Box, It's the suspense that is
killing us. Won't Johnfranklis try and rend?.- a speedy decision?
Ethical Culture Team
Wins at Basketball
The Bthiei I n\ f? ??'? i the
Harn:? "?' ! team, on the
.y, by a ?core of ;
Hoidini* a lead '?: |g le i el the ' ' I
? iitalf. iiMM.tiiii i-ut lata tl
,ii the second half whei
.
? ai from belag evei
Harria and AH. ob eacb mad
. ,., | oals lor Ethi ai,
I , man account. I r Ber?
nard ah ic Browa an.l Robertson made
ine o'i
i. e
(lardncr Sends In
His Signed Contract
third
?' toda It ?
grhich ?
reeelved laet gao*\
Staten Island Five
Beats Poly Prep Boys
A total of thirty-three field finals
? : in the victory .cored l>v
the Stuten I?land Academy over the
? gg the foimerY rouit,
itea I.-Ian.i, yeeterday, by s
of 11 to II, The winner? ?et a merry
pace from the -.?art. which th"ir op
ts cfiultl not hold Stone. Pon.-h
BBd Bittig [.love,| a fa I trio of play?
er?, while Merde? and Kea.ly were the
principal point if.tter? for the Poly
teeaa.
i he |iao-ap follow?:
? . I-I AM. i mi fill I
Mgl. I I g I 1 g I'
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MARKS ARNHEIM
TO MOVE UPTOWN
Rents Store at 42d St. and
Madison Ave. for Long
Term of Years.
HAS 1,500 BRANCHES
IN THIS COUNTRY
Yearly Rental To Be Over $25,
000?Corporation Long Lo?
cated in Lower Broadway.
Markt Arnheim. Inc.. on? of the larg?
est merchant tailoring concern?, with
more than 1,MQ branches throughout
the Halted State?, has p-uchased the
lease of the Coaeolid?ted t??s <"ompany
to a ?tore in the twenty ?tory buildinj?
at 4_?i -t. Bad .Madison av., owned by
the JehasoB-Biady-Billlaga lyadieate.
I The store ;? just BBOt (,: the entrance.
AmagOlBOnl have been made for an
' extension of the l?a?e, so that it? term
will be eighteen
The iquare -Vet,
1 eTtendint," from ' ..nd in
I elude-- ... 11 g MCOnd
floor on the 41 - *
loste ?how? that the -;:i. compa
$25,000 fi'i thia pa. under
? ? ? \
pa*, a rental in sxeeaa of thia aum. Thi
..
.-.k I?.
Veilb tad the
owners of the '! i Moors it
WyckofT, with M ?OSTS ..*?
agent? for the Consolidated Gas ?Yin?
pany.
V?. W. Arnhelm, mannf-er of the cor?
poration, winch ha- hati its main ea
tablishment for mai.y j.ai. at Broad
way and 1th ?t., -a .1 yestordaj
ifard to the lease: "We have never feit
the eiTect of the RBl ..ent to
any approciablg t\.nt, and <<ur busl
Beaa at 9th it. haa gro lv, but
, wo r. taaity of
[accommodating? . ty elientole,
and location
... e be
..?t con\ i-n .ent for our
purpc -
Spear ?*?? Co. and J. <; White _ Co.
have rei *>?l I'")' II'-' i;
?
26th a to Harria
J. I.ip'iian. ii"' ."i. ? Bl '1 bul '
n ? Son have leased
1 rlea Bhulmaa J Broi to
I '.he.
.
'..r a long term ol a for
? rner prenn
unit Eli i- ? th" Now
?
? Y e ?v
' Wagaer for a loag term of
8. Oagood Pell I
Arthur B. Norton, thi
???rm of yeai
Predi ad the
...i''. 121 to 12" WY ?? -7*i-,
?
14 I?; '?? to Pine I Cohen;
to 44 v. ii 26th
, the fourth
?
1Y ,' ' Com
pnny. i 86th
?
- '?'
H i- floor.
| gt. I
Bd 110
?
M. ft I ??. - , In . I the
fifth ?Y ? ;,\- for
a t-, n to D. 1 for the
maun millinery
j*ood-; ai-.? tit,, igventh floor a*
II V,
? ? I. I. Baron i
I West 1
. ... i ?
? .ii w?th Dani? 1 Biid a!] ft Co.
?un h II. West
I7tal -Y fOI
. .1- i oil.lin.
.'.- Co., Inc.. have rent?
ed i1 ?
Broadwa
.t? | 14
? ?
?? i \\
I ?.. and
' Gar
with I T
i
L, to ?ba.
BENEFITS NORTHERN
BANK DEPOSITORS
Win. Oerretfon Buys for 530.000
BaypOfi Cove Property.
The Bayporl ?'..v.-- property, Bayport,
Long i in ti
. .. ' l Iforh, for
?
?bin WM in
Tha pur
-.
. S. J.
aart of
?
In the i ? -
? ?? ?
all.I a; i
I '
|g to be
e tora
? . , r . . i .- nt.
? relop
?h- property snd
?
dig a
'
Mr. G
? , ? ? '
. transaction.
Sales at Auction.
Al M I
i - r>?.
roTH *>* ...
?
t?TH IT ' J'a?0.1 11. -'y
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It. i . ? -
,'ki?i. ?? th?
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It? 1 a
1TH f-r .i . ... . ,
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New Build'.np Plans.
Manhattan.
?3D a-T ?? ? I ? ' - ? ?
I
B
I he llronx.
cnrsTom ay ?i ?
.
? a I
-
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Alteration*.
Maahattaa.
BROADWAY, a ? ! > ??
I
r (in ? ' ? ? ? '?
;
Dr.HK S, . <
... Htl
BICAL ESTATE AT AlCTION. REAL ESTATE AT Al CT10N. REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
WHEN
THE
LIVING SKELETON
ELOPED WITH THE FAT LADY
WHEN THE LION ESCAPED
and ate his favorite trotting horse
WHEN THE FIRE EATER
got the indigestion
WHEN "HOUDINI" went on the road
Huber Sold Out His Dime Museum on 14th St.
At Auction for Whatever He Could Get.
Now He's Going to Sell His Real Estate
Lock, Stock and Barrel
FOR WHATEVER HE CAN GET.
SCHRENKEISEN EST. MUST DO THE SAME
This is a Real Chance to Pick Up a Bargain
TO MAKE A "REGULAR" CHRISTMAS PRESENT
A Christmas present that some day should become a fortune?
GO TO IT?
Examine the Property Today
241 LOTS
on *v?'e?trhe?ler Ave., "?hile Plain? Ave. and Leland Ave., F_il Rron? .
on and near Jerome Ave.. I hjd to 170th St.. \*.<-?t Brong ;
in? lulling Huber i Casino and Road lieu?..
Have Got To Be Sold
For Whatever They Will Bring
at AUCTION.
REMEMBER
The 14th of December
ai Exchange Salesroom, 14 Vesey St.
-or\ can remain i ii mortgage. Titles* insured free.
Savings Hank Books Taken as Deposit on the I'urchase of Tots.
TO REACH THE PROPERTY
For the Schrenliei?en property, take siibwsy to Simpson Station ?nd Weitcheiter Avenue trolley ear
to the property.
For the Huber property, take 6th or 9th Avenu? Elevated to 155th Street ?nd walk over McComb'?
Dam Bridge or take Jerome Avenue Trolley car to the property. All Bronx trolley c?r? transfer to both of
these propertie?.
Send for the Book to
... y y !);,' . ji N issatl Street:
I. Clarence Daviei, 149th Street & Third Ave.. Agenta and Auetioneert.
WILL BE TENANT
OF BIGGEST FLA
H. I. Pratt to Pay $25,000
Year for ?Apartment. !;\
ceeding All Others
in Size.
It was learned yesterday that Harol
'. I'ra*? wi'i i" ths sceepont of ti
twenty-fn?' rooms and eigl
laths in the twelve story apnrtmer
le b. built at the northeai
?orner ! av. Th
will h? f apartmer.
he greater city. The rental will fa
. -.ear.
Hil brother, Herbert !.. who Is vie?
ha Standar?! Oil Company
rented recently thro l| i Peas?
man an apartment of tWenty-eigb
... a yesrly rsa
. in the twelve story hou?
a be built at the
r.'d -t. and Fifth h i '
lished a new high rental record tor a
ipartment suite.
Another big feature of rcn'.ty affair
..n announ
ruste?
I I prei red for rei
m.g the o:?l building bios
' Un irer
te foi
This
i Square, east of Fifth av.
and at present contain? twenty-nin?
build i of which arc
.....
'. resi
iridcrtaken in th?
in years,
esterds) were:
?. -'? AV Hermen F. B Bd
fur dyer, hss bought for about ? Ii
.: apar I as kaewa ai
ii.-? ad way; I
. ar 4644 Broadway, and Elweod
. which adj'in.s on the I'-.r ??;
? two itructures. The three build
set on
Iway and 194 feet on Blwood it
The ted by 9 .'.- J. H.
Albert for the Haven ?
iny, ' i ea h lasm,
winch hoi erected and
ii '.he
I i in th.* Uyckman let
.-h the same brokers, the previou?
?- ? _ . , a i
.?nd in the vicinity of 18:)d st. and
.: ??v.
A Kohn represented the
?? ' ? : . aad I
.. a similar capacity for tha
[. irehaser,
lU.h.? AV L J- Phil pi .'. '
'?
et lo
? loi "it I te of
;.'.en av.. ahou: -??? h of
i hli i? tfi. : t?* sale ma
hold
?
al of the Mary I. ?Tard < itel .
HI ar
?ell advanced f.i: 'he pSl-thl
neigh)
: th
the FilroM l lota
farthei
I ?.old
... Balaton Baal Ea i ?oanv .
to Prederlel Hrown the t?vo fire
?
?
LEXINGTON AV. Kurz * Ute
I for Benei
In conjunct;.11 with I ! Ore? n
Beckei.
186 Lexington m-, between Thirtj
r el
feet
HUGHES AV v. Illlarn J Gab? ha
?old l"i tha A' - . nes Malik
to Bridget P. I ? ? ? sv?
? . tunning thi
?o fl??!m?int av., with B frontac-p I
Sells Brooklyn House.
Martin Bpinelll sei s ' ! 127 Ble*
Street, Brooklyn, -4 ore.family fram?
house, for th?* Home Title Insurance
Company .o T. P. McPonough.
Loans for $1.596.000.
The (,eor?,-' Backer Holdin?t Corpora
tion has obtained a ,?,an of $1,100,000
j from the Metropolitan Life In
RBAL ESTATE
ios., isLAma.
TOR I.ow COST HIOH-ORAOE I
v mit BnioiiTv- ? i
BOOl . . i.
1 u I4TH i v roitK
un Min . non m -
bist unas? mi. 11.an .?ni ptBcnan ?.*?
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i i I <*8HED I??)??'.!- I ?i LET.
ran ??ihr.
I i , - B ?CHI
.?-ilia- ?
suranee C>m party DR it? property St
the north vest corner of Thirty-tit?'.
' tad Msdlsofl Avenue, recent!.'
baafBi It La? als? procured ?nothe ?
of $l!l(.,0rii. <?> ?; ? ??me pi
" ?
A bin; structure ii to be built ? ? I
1 site.
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
f r'~?rn T? - T- .'??.. 1
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