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535 11
Yankees Open Tner Home ' Championship Season at the Polo Grounds Today Against the Athletics
THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APBIL 22, 1920.
YANKS ARE HERE
FOR HOME OPENING
liabo Until anil Gen. Bullard1
Will Ito Among Those Prcs-ciit-at
rolo Grounds.
JicGKAW ANU HIS GIANTS
Tcnm 'ov Cuytfoscd largely
of 31cn of lUs Own De
velopment. Ily WILLIAM n. IIAXNA.
The Giants have gone away (or ,n
while to try their luck, and the Yankees
tn-ii,i conic to the Polo Grounds to try
their luck at home, Both can stand a
whole lot of a different .kind from what
tliej xi? been having. By luck Is meant a
chang. of fortune more hits anil more
runs and less boots at critical moments.
ThuM; been outplayed clearly enough,
though accounts from a competent
tour' in I'oston fay Shawkey was "sub
jected to petty annoyance from Boston
nianaser and captuln which is not tho
part uf Rood sportsmen. However, the
treatment of Carl Mays '"'in Boston
ahowi-d that there were oodles of persons
there who weren't spcytainen. Only
email souled persons would have done to
Mas what hundreds of fans did. This
Boston fair play stuff must deal with
the pant. You can see more evidences of
fair iay for visitors In one game, at ti e
Tolo Grounds than you can In Bonton In
one week, and other clubs know It.
But to revert to the Yankees. They
have been beaten because they have
been outpiaytd. The Bed Sox did that
unmistakably. The Yanks expect to start
a rtform to-day. They engage the kin
dcrtMrten Athletics for that purpose, al
Uiou'i said kindergarteners have not
proved any doormats for them to date.
Th r.-'il be music and Hags, but nothing
else fumy unless It is put on by tho
Yanicee or the Athletics In tha
garm Lleut.-Gen. Robert U Bullard,
commander of tho Department of the
Eat! who was In the righting nt Chateau
Thierry, tho Meusu and the A-rgorine,
mil tV.row out tho new ball! The gates
dl lie opened at 12:30, and the game
will be Rln at 3 -30. Among other attrac
tions wtil be Babe Huth. Tho Babe isn't
hittins up to his speed yet, but where'
& better place to begin than home? He
have his flrst chance to hit one
over tie stnnd while wearing a New
York uniform.
To-dny'K Lineup.
To-day's lineup will be' as follows:
YANKEES.
Gleach. r f.
I'fck. s.
Pinn. lb
ATHLETICS.
Witt, c 1. .
S trunk, r. f.
Walker, 1. f.
GrifflB,lb.
Ililiran, :t.
Galloway, t. i.
Djkca. 3b.
Ierklm, c.
Perry, p.
Ruth f
Lemls I
M it
Prut. r.b.
Rjfl .
Q'jln: , p.
Let It no longer be said that John
M'-Uriw doesn't develop his own play
ers. Glimpse McGraw's Infield 'and out
field They -are mostly McGraw recruits,
tome of whom have .become veterans.
When Statz Is playing the outfield,
tt ilch he docs against left handed pitch
ers, tie team, outside of the points, Is
composed of men who with one excep
tion have played big league ball for
nobo: but McCSraw. George Kelly was
turned over to Pittsburg temporarily a
fe yars uro, but for sdshort a period
that it hardly counts. George Burns
lus heen with the Giants In all the
jears he has been a major leaguer. The
wme is true of Arthur Fletcher. Larry
Doyle was away a while, but New York
as his natural stamping- ground and
after serving a short term In Chicago
h. was pardoned and returned to New
York ,
B r" Kauff was a big leaguer for a
n-etms moment with the Yanks some
jears ago, but not otherwise' unless the
Federal League is rated a major league,
nhich It Isn't. Young was dug iit by
MrO raw's scouting corps in Texaa and
ftatz was recruited from Holy Cross.
Frank Frisch, one of the season's sen
sations, is a Fordham product and was
tent ti the Giants by Arthur Devlin.
uf the pitchers, Benton cam? from
Clm.nnatl, as did Tone)'. Neht ffom
Boston likewise Barnes. Douglas came
fmm Brooklyn, Chicago, Cincinnati and
pom's south, and Winters, Hubbell and
Ryan are recruits. Earl Smith Is a
catching recruit. The others are grad
uates, of other clubs Snyder and Gon
ia!es fmm St. Louis and McCarty from
Brooklyn Aside from being from Brook
lyn there is no visible blot on SlcCarty s
escu' heun.
It swms to be McGraw's lot to be
tossed with high class third basemen.
Ho such a one himself, and he
i)rau that kind, lienor was pretty ca
pable at the far salient Arthur Shafer
vasnt bad and would have made a
crackajack. Devlin was a crackajack,
one of the best. Zimmerman's play In
1917 and 1918 put him In that class, and
now comes Frisch, who threatens to be
come for the Giants what Groh, a Giant
R' one time, by the way, has become for
Cincinnati.
John Hejdler, National League chief,
went Vet last night to take in an open
In; ai.d to visit Ban Johnson In Chicago.
H will grace the Pittsburg opening to
day, turn bo to Chicago to discuss with
Johr.n.ri the ancient theme of a chair
man for the National Commission.
Looks as If it was going to be. a big
yar for Lon Cadorc. In the Soutn this
'hap !... ed mora stuff than any of
Ri'bbi. pitchers and has beenshowlng
u cv s,, e He has a corking curve,
mi with both break and speed, and he
und hiti In the estimation of batters
ho h i e faced him.
Mih Menoskey I one reason for the
r.'t,.. t,.ii success of the Bed Sox. He
has lee,, playing his head off with that
'tub .nd running wild with the mace.
Bow nisi It he In June und July? That's
point iiways to be considered when
stru,- spurts arc on. At least three
lubs r . in tho second division, the
(hr-, bankets nnd Dctrolts, are likely
to be -n the first by that time.
National and American League Records.
I RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES.
NVTIONAL LEAGUE.
Pilliluirj. ; Cincinnati, 3.
Tli llrooklyn.Bstton lame waa
l'onul on account of rain.
poat.
STANDING OF
rtayed. Won. Lo't
r.c.
.$00
.coo
.coo
.421
.400
.too
.167
'UUbiira-.-lyn
....
fwlnnitl. ...
''MladelphU.
Iflul.....
Ito.ion
N York ..'
(Iil'ntu
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
lork In lolon.
Ilrookljn in Philadelphia.
. , . Cincinnati In Clilcn".
M UuU In Plltiburc, pottponed; two
tame. Friday.
L
Navy Varsity Crew Which Will Race Harvarfl
Adherents of rowing are looking forward with much interest to the race between Annapolis and Har
vard crews on tho Severn on Saturday. Coach Glendon flays the Navy Varsity crew is up to the standard for
this time of year.
PIRATES NOW LEAD
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Break Tie With Dodgers by
Defeating Ileds for Second
Consecutive Time.
Cincinnati, April 21. By defeating
Cincinnati to-day the Pittsburg Plrntes
took the lead In the race for the Na
tional League pennant. Before the
game the Pirates and Brooklyns wer
tied for first place. The Pirates de
feated tho, Beds by 5 to 3.
Blng's wIldneBs in the first Inu'ng
enabled nttsburg to secure a load of
four runs. It was the second straight
victor) for the Pirates over the chum-
pions.
The itcas outnit tne visitors, utu
Cooper was effective with runners on
the bases and prevented uny rallies.
The score:
PITTSBURG (N.) I CINCINNATI (N.)
brhoael abrhoae
TUtbeclf... 4114 lOirtath.tb il : 10
Carey.cf... SJO 1 0 Diubert.lb. 601 I 10
S'worth.rf. 4t 3 0 0 P Oroh.Sb 401 S S
Whltled.Sb. JIO 0 1 1 Rouih.cf.... 401 1 0 0
rut8h'."b 300 4 :0Dunan,lf.. 4 00 S 10
flrimm.lh.. 4 01 U OOKopf.i 1 4 11
Colon. s 401 1 4 2Neae.r 4 21 4-11
Lee.c 4 00 t 1 OiRarlden.e... 4 02 I 3 0
Uooper.p... 400 9 ( ooo o o
Rintf.p 20 1 0 20
Totals... 31 ; 8 n IS 3ltA!len 100 0 0
IPIiher.p 0 00 0 0 0
tnretsler... 10 0 0 0 0
i Total... 3S 2 13 27 II 2
Rn for Rsrtden In the ninth Innlnit.
tRalteii for ninr In the etrenth InnlnK.
IRitted for FUher In the ninth Innln. .
Pitttbunr 400000100-5
CinclnnMt 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1-1
Two baw hit Oroh. Southworth. Tfree
bse Mt-Hlnir. Stolen baet-Crey. Whlttfd.
Sacriflce hit Gro CuWhaw. Doable plr
Lee nd Cutehow. Lett on be Pittebutr.
4; nncinnotl, . Jte on bait Oft Rln.
I. llit OH Rlne. 8 In 7 lnnlnr: off Knher.
none In 2 tnnlr.ru. Struck out-llr Rlnr. 2;
br Cooper, I. UmDire4-Rliler and Morsn.
Losinr pitcher Itlnr. Time o fame 2 hours,
WHITE SfX VICTORIOUS.
the nrotrr
Score of '
Ontbat
i and
to 4.
Wlu by
CHICAOO, Aprlt 21 (American). ChJ
cago batted out an easy victory over
St. Louis to-day In the final game of
the porles. 7 to 4.
Williams pitched In fine form until the
last Inning, when he eased up. and the
visitors hunched five hits. Slsler's bat
ting was a feature. The score:
. T. LOUIS (A ) 1 CBICAGO fA.
brboiel ahrhose
Auitin.Sb.. SI 1 2 2 0:Llbold,rf... 5 01 3 00
Gdem.2b.. ill 1 10
wearer,4U . in u i v
E.Co!linl2b 4 13 1 2 0
Tobln.lf.... 501 3 1W
Sller.lb ... 514 10 21
Wllllame.cf 5 02 1 0 0
Jaekn.lf .. 3 2 1 3 0 1
J.Colllnn ef.. 3 0 1 I 0 0
Jourdan.lb.. 4 12 01
Jacobon.rf 4 0 0 2 0 0
8veretd.c. 4 01 1 1 01
H brr.M... 4 0 0 l 2 1
Orher.n. ..411 3 32
Schtk,c..... 300 7 0 0
C.WIltnU.p 410 1 10
Gillla.p.... 100 0 0 0
Vnnillder.p 1 00 0 2 0
P.Collins.. 1 00 0 00
Totil 33 7 9 27 7 3
Totili...40 4 1!2M3 2
Ritti-d for Vatirllder In the ninth lnnlnr.
! IxitiU 2O00OOO02-4
Chicato 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 3t-7
Two b-e hl' Jiekton, Weaver. Jourdan.
Stsler. Three bate hlt-Sliler. Stolen bei
jourdan. Schalk. Wearer. Double ply
3Vever. E. (Vtllina an.1 Jourdan; E. Calllni.
Rlfberr and Jouritmy Left on banes Chicago,
I; St Lonl 10. Bafea on ball OH Oillia, 3;
off Vanallder, 1: off Willlama. 1.- nita-Oll
Gallia. 4 in 1 2-3 innlnra; off Vanailder. I in
1-3 Innlnra. Hit by 'pitcher By Vaniijder,
2 (J. Cnillni Wearer). Htrnck out By Will
lama, 3. UmplrCT-Owens and ChlU. Lolr,
nlteher Gallia. Tjne of tame 1 hour and
36 mlnutea.
AMEHICAN A8S0CM.TI0N.
At Kansas City, Mo K. If. E.
St. Paul 13 17 3
Kanaaa City 4 7 2
Ilatterlea Merritt snd HarUrave; John
aon, Boldn snd Sweeney and Roche.
At Loulivllle R- H. E.
Toledo ;
Loularllle 4 1
Ilatterlra Nlon. Stryker, l.onr and
McNeil; Koov, Wrlarht and Jfeyer.
At Indlanapolla It. H.E.
Columbus 0 t
Indlxnapolia ... '. 2 6 1
Batteries Sherman and Hartley; Cavet
and Gostt. '
At Milwaukee R. E.
MlnnaapollaJ 10 0
Milwaukee . j
IJatterlea Craft and Mayer; oth and
Gaaton.
LIGHT WOnK FOR YALE.
Derbt, Conn.. April 21. The Tale
crews were given light practice on the
llousatonlc River this afternoon. Coach
Guy Nlckalls directed the oarsmen In
quarter and half mile sprints.. A light
rain fell during the drill Columbia's
crews will arrive to-morrow.
lUaeball To-day, 3 iJO P. M, Grand Opening
Cbamplonahlp Peaaon. Polo Grda., ISJth St.
A'ttnAv. YarJtaea va. Phlla. Music. Aic.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cblraco, 7: St. Louis, 4.
Other af nedulru xaraea men poaiponea
on acconnt of rain.
THE CLUBS.
Played. Won. Lot,
Tloaton
Chleaio...... ..
CleTeUnd.v. ..
Waahlnitan....
ft. Lonla
Philadelphia...
New York.
Datrolt
a
I.OO
1.000
.BOO
JOS
J33
S
.230
.200
.000
I'hlUdNphla In New York.
Ilovton In Wanhlnatoo.
Chicago In Detroit.
CleTtland la St. Louli,
How Batsmen of Local
Ball Clubs Are Hitting
(Include fiber plijfd Tuesday, April 20.)
OUSTS
C. A.B. R. II, 211. SB.n.R.I'.C.
Raraes 2 1 l o O O .BOO
for " '-' o 1 (I o o .WO
I'rlK-h B 18 1 7 110 .39
Kelly 5 n o s i o 0 .M7
Tone 1 3 0 1 0 0 O .83.1
Stnti 3 7 0 '.' l 1 O .2VJ
Flttcbtr .... 4 17 1 4 O tl Q .2M
Ilurnt 5 18 1 3 U tl O .107
SlcCirtjr ... 4 7 0 1 0- 0 0 .14.1
IVyle ...... 5 is l 1 0 O .133
Youn? 5 10 0 2 0 (10 .105
Kanff 4 10 0 1 0 0 0 .100
Ryan l 0 0 0 o O' 0 .wo
Ktn 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 .0(10
Near 1 1 o 0 0 0 0 A00
Winter 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000
flobbell 2 1 o" 0 0 0 0 .000
Rentes 1 2 0 U 0 0 0 .&V)
Sicking 2 3 0 U 0 0 (r .000
Smith 1 4 0 0 0 (I 0 .000
Oonulet ... 3 4 1 0 0 0 0 .000
Stolen bases Yonnf. Krlsch, McCarty.
YANKEES.
0. A. II. R. II, 2R. 3B.H.R.r.C.
Hannah .... 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 .333
Pipp r. 10 1 (12 1 1 .310
I'rutt A 111 1 1 0 0 .316
Lewlj S 10 0 .'.10 0 .2(13
Ruth r. 21 0 3 1 0 O .233
lleusel 5 20 3 4 0 0 0 .200
I'ecUnpan!). A 16 4 2 0 0 0 .123
Oleleh 2 0 1 J 0 0 0 .111
Vlek 4 11 0 1 1 0 0 .001
Rnel 4 14 0 10 0 0 .071
follln 1 0 O. IT 0 0 0 .not)
Sboro a 0 0 0 0 0 0 .Ooii
Jl:tmw .... 1 10 OOOO .000
O'Doul 1 10 OOOO .000
Qulnn 1 2 0 OOOO .om
Mays 1 2 0 i) 0 0 0 .000
'MoTldjre ... 1 2 0 OOOO .000
Shiwkey ... 2 S 0 OOOO .000
Stolen base Jfeuiel.
DODGERS.
a. a p..
3 0
1 0
1 0
G 2
1(1 4
3B.II.P..P.C.
Grlmet ...
Ralrd ....
Klldnff ..
Elliot ....
Wheat ...
Ilooj
Cadore . . .
Konetchy
Krueter . .
Olnon . . .
Nela
Mrera ...
Miller ....
Ward ....
Jobnitoo .
llamaux ..
Mnaart . . .
Mlljos ....
Maruuard
Pf after . . .
o O 1 000
1.O00.
l.Oul
.017
.saj
.!.
.2.V
.233
.210
.WO
.000
.tiO
.000
.fa 41
Mitchell
.000
Stolen baet Ward. Krceger, Cadore. Wheat.
LOCAL CLUBS' TEAM BATTING BBCORU.
0. A 111. R. II.. 211. 31UI .S.B.P.C.
Dodarca. S 173 SO M U 1 1 4 ..'112
(llanta... S 144 II 30 3 2 0 3 .'.in
Yankee!, i let 10 82 0 1 1 1 .1'JS
HARVARD HUMBLED
BY NAVY, 3 TOO
Crimson Scores Only Run in
theEighth.
I
Special to Thi Sifx a.no New Yobk Herald.
Annapolis, Md.. April 21. Superior
batting enabled the NaVal Academy to
win from Harvartl by 3 to 1 this after
noon. L. N. Baker, the Navy's left
hander, pitched a splendid game., allow
ing bunched hits only In the eighth In
ning. The midshipmen s:ored In the second
when Stubbs and Rawllngs singled, the
former going to third on Rawllngs's hit
and scoring on Cloughley's out at first
In the fifth Mllner was passed and
stole second. He went to third and
home- on singles by Pino and Poole, and
Pino scored on Jfumvhrey's sacriflce fly
to centre.
HARVARD.
I NAVAL ACADEMY.
sb r h o a el
Llncoln.3b 4 11 2 4 0
mm'da.!b 4 03 0 2 01
ab r h o a e 1
Miiner.is .. a 1 v 1
Ptno.2b. ... 4 110 29
Poole.cf.. . 4 03 1 00
conlon.aa.. 4 o l l 0 1
Perklns.rf.
Froth'm.lf
Hallock.cf.
Blalr.lb..
4 00 0 0 0'
Hum'rey.lb 4 01 11 CO
4 00 3 OOStubhs.rf. .
Stubne.H. . 311100
Rawllnzs.lt 4 01 0 0 4
4 0 0 1 0 0
300 12 00
300 3 lr
Clourhler.c 2 00 9 3 0
Murphy ,c .
HJlikrr.Jb. 20 6 4 10 1
Goode.p. ,. 3 0 0 0 4 0
u.uatter,p.. jou u av
Totals.... 33 1 5 24 131
Totals 30 3 '
27 14 1
1 0-1
0 x-3
Harvard.
0 0 0 0 OO0
0 1 0 0 2 0 0
Naval Academy....
Sarrlficn fir Humnhrev. Stolen
bas
Rawllnrs. L. Baker. Humohrevs. Mllner.
Poole. Struck out-Br L. Baker. S: by
Goode. 3, Bases on balls Oft L. (Eaker. 2:
off Ooode. 3. lilt by pitched ball-By Goode
(II. Baker) Wild pitth-L. Raker Umpires
Byera and Stump of Baltimore Time of
game 1 hour and 15 minutes.
WILDE BATTERS MURRAY.
Ileferer Stops Dout WHh Itnllnn
on Verge of Knockout.
Spteial to Thi Bvx aso NcwTt'onx Herald.
Philadelphia. Pa.. April 21. Jimmy
Wilde. England's famous flyweight,
atopped Battling Murray of thla city In
the w.lndup of the Camden Sportsmen's
Club 'ahow In the Third Reslment Ar
mory In Camden to-night in the elKh'th
round. Rather Referee Rocap Inter
fered after Murray had been knocked
down twice and waa In bnd condition.
Blood was streaming from his mouth
and nose.
It waa a bad climax for Murray, who
surprised the 7,500 fight fans. Includ
ing the members of the Oxford-Cambridge
relay team, by knocking Wlldc
down In the very first round with a left
liook. After that Wilde pulled himself
together and outfought Murray.
At the start of the eighth round both
boys atood In the centre of the ring nnd
slugged away for dear life. Wilde
opened a cut over Murray's left eye that
almost blinded the little Italian. While
Murray was rubbing the blood away
from his eye Wilde ripped two left hooks
to the stomach and Murray' went down
twice, but bounced up Immediately.
Standing In the centre of the ring hardly
able to see, with the blood pouring down
his face. Murray presented a pitiable
sight as he looktd toward his corner to
see' what he was to do next. Referee
Rocap atopped the bouL It was evi
dent that Murray was wabbling from
stomach punches and It was only a
question of how much punishment he
could stand for the rtmalnder of the
round.
' "
BALTIMORE BEATS
BUFFALO, 8 TO 0
t
They Are the Only Team to
Piny in Intcrntltionnl's
Opening.
Ilexiill of Veatenlay'a Gamea.
rinlllmore, 8; Buffalo, .
Other frames postponed on account of rain.
Standing of the Club.
W. L. PC
W. L. PC.
Baltimore. 1 o 1.0
Readlne...
Akron
luffalo.... 0 1 .(W
JerwyClty -
Toronto...
sjTacujo .
Rocheater.
(iiune Scheduled
for To-day.
Altron In Jeraey City.
Toronto In lleadinr.
Buffalo in Baltimore.
Ttrvheafer in Syracuee.
Baltimork. Md.. April 21 (Inter
national). Baltimore defeated the Buf
falo team to-day in the opening game
of the International League season, 8
to 0. Ogden was on the hill for the
Orioles and pitched a wonderful article
of ball, allowing the visitors only three
hits.
Kodgcrs started on the mound for the
Bisons but was taken out after the
reverrth, Lyons Using sent In to finish
tho game. Bcntley and Boley each
clouted out a home run In the seventh
Inning. The score:
BALTIMORE (I.) I BUFFALO (I.)
ab r b o a e. abrhoae
Maleel.Jb... 2 1 0 0 3 OiGilhooley.cf S00 2 1 0
Lawry.lf... 1112 OO'Itarney.tf... 4 0 2 3 00
Jacobson.cf 5 2 3 0 0 OlMllIer.lb... (" 7 i
Lefler.rf. .. 4 02 0 0 OIHtralt.rf.... 300 0 00
.500 1 tlentley.lb. 4 1 1 10 0 0I)owd.U).... 3 00 t. 4 0
.4U0; llo:ey.ea.... 4 2 2 5 . i 0 M'Carran,!b 101 0 11
.3.10 1 Dlshop.tb 30 1 2 0 HKcatlnff.M . 3 00 3 3 0
.SOOlExtn.c. .. 30 1 7 2 0Ilen-outh.c 300 4 00
.20.' Offdcn.D.... till 3 0Ilodaera.p... 200 0 20
Lyon.p.. .. ooo 0 on
Totals . 'S3 S 13 27 12 ll'Caaey. . 1 00 0 00
Totali.... K 0324 12 1
Catey batted for Lyon in ibc nintn innm.
nuftalo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Baltimore ... .. . 2 0 0 0 2 1 3 0 x-
Stolen base Jtaleel. Jacnbaon. Home mna
Bentley. Boley. Sacrlflee hlta Malael,
Larr. ltlhop. Efan. Double play Boley
an! Bentley. Left on bae-Hstttmor, :
Buffalo. 3. llae on balla Off Olden, !; of!
i Rodrers, 1 : oft Lyon, 1. Hlta-on Kodreri,
11 in 7 innmgra; on iyoni, i m i auj.
Struck ont-ily Of den. 5; by Bodcer 3.
Loslnz pitcher-Rodgera. Umplrea-Moran
and McGowin.
xavy d?:fkats harvard.
'A.wVArOLis, Md.. April 21. The Naval
Academy won at lncrosse from Harvard
here this afternoon by S to 2. The mid
shipmen started off like winners, More
house shooting safelv twice in the first
six minutes. For Harvard Fmiyear
SLtallled twice, tlclng the score. The navy
n P-., . . 1 - , -1 1 1
rallKIl. iioin ami iinuns miuuims
'safely before the period ended. Her
ring's goal was the only one In the sec
ond period.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
EAST 2 TH ST., LEXINGTON & 3D AVS.
300 HORSES
Ci'Distlng of
Both Fresh & Seasoned
Stock "
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
SALE TO-DAY
THURSDAY, APRIL 22ND.
BEGINNING AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.
ivlth the usual varied list of complete busi
ness outfits, wagons, harness, fcc.
SPECIAL CONSIGNMENTS
I A 1 1 .Of A
nuuuv ai.uv f, iJi,
THE LION BREWERY has con
signed for sale
30 Sets Harness, Single and
Double
This harness is in the best of con
dition. About 12 Noon
Wm. Schubert, Oxford, Iowa
Carload of good business chUnks
and farm horses, good ages, all the
popular colors. In this consign
ment you will find n horse for most
any job.
AH warranted horsex aold subject to trial
up to noon Saturday.
Money back then It animal provea other
than as representd.
MAIN OFFICE. 155 E ST HTH ST
SIX extra largo coreVed wagons for sale,
cheap: suitable moving furniture. THE
MANUFACTURERS CAN CO.. 1st and Ilssei
Us.. Harr!-on. N. F., near lute tatlon.
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TO-NIGHT AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Kentucky Saddle Horses
From Mr. SHELBY T. HARBISON, of Lexinetoh.
To Be Sold at 8 P. M.
At Durland's Riding. Academy
5 West 66th Street,
17 Beautiful, Highly .Trained 'Saddle Horses and Show Prospects.
Now On Exhibition at Durland's. a
GEORGE A. BAIN, Auctioneer.
CARPENTIER WROTH
WITH NORMAN SELBY
Former Fighter, Posing as
Frenchman, Knocked Out
Nightly on Film.
Ily C'lIAIlLKN V. MATIIISON.
To say that Georges -Carpcntler nnd
Francois Descamps are Irritated with
Kid McCoy Is puttlnr It mildly. McCoy,
be It known, now Is on the Pacific coast
bravely facing the camera as a movie
actor, nnd It ls-on record that ho never
has side-stepped the niachlno nor turned
his eyes from the operator. As a re
sult of his film activities In the West,
thero now la being shown In this city
and all over tho country a picture In
which McCoy Is listed as "Carpentler
tho French champion." This might not
he. unforgivable, but McCoy, posing as
Carpentler, is knocked otit In the third
round every time the film Is shown.
Tho victor In the bout Is labeled the
"American champion." and he bears
nomo. resemblance to Dempsey, which is
an added aggravation to the Frenchman.
Carpcntler and his manager now are
planning to have the name of the knock
out victim changed, and it is said the
Frenchman wjll challenge McCoy nnd
his corkscrew ' punch to combat unless
tho film Is altered.
If. as reported, Johnny Basham, the
welter champion of England, has been
matched with Kid Lewis (t will mean
that one moro British title holder will
be thrown Into the discard.
As Jack Lawler, the Southern light
weight has held Johnny Dundee even
In twelve rounds nnd trounced Vnlger,
It would nppei.ir that he Is a fit oppo
nent for Wllllo Jackson. They will
meet to-morrow night at the Arena A.
C, Jersey City, nnd thero Is much In
terest In the bout. Other bouts will
bring out Abe Goldstein to meet Bobby
Doyle. Sergt. Jack Blumcrifeld will face
Walter McOlrr. tho Brooklyn middle
weight: Spider Roach meets Bert Spon
cer, and Jimmy Sullivan will battle
Stanley Hlnkle.
Slecher will "risk his title" with Ivan
Llnow at tho Second Field Artillery
Armory. Franklin avenue and 166th
street, this city, next Saturday.
John Freberg will wrestle at Prospect
Hall, Brooklyn, on Saturday night. No
title Is at stake.
Jack Dempsey, according to an As
sociated Press' despatch from Chicago,
yesterday signed for his flrst bout since
lin won the world's heavyweight cham-
ROD AND
Hiail WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FROM APRIL 23 TO APRIL 26.
ffindrllooli Princess Jamaica Day Governor WtlleU ,w
The Homeaho) Hay ttanaraie; luana i-omt
Date. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M.
April 22 1032 K.:48 1027 10.SI 10.07
April 2a 11:21 11:40 11:30 1131 12.O0
April 2 12:23 12:21 12:32
April 25 12:40 1:27 12:61 1:32 1:31
April 20 ., 1:50 2:31 1:35 2:3J 235
The time given In, the above table la Eastern
one hour.
NeTendnk River Fine Treat Stream.
Trout flahlne In parta of the Neverslnk
River la now very good and aome excellent
h arei being taken. One angler who did
not ttlah hl namo used gathered in twenty-three
In two days flatting on tho
stretches above Bitter Sweot. He motored
from here to. Hitter Hweet via Liberty and
caught most of his flah In the Little Dend
Pool. There Is little or no chang In thla
famoue Ashing ground, which waa de
scribed In this folumn a few years ago
as follows: ' ,
"llotdr to Liberty, Sullivan county, New
York) go north from Liberty to the town
of Neverslnk. Arriving at the covered
bridge at Neverslnk do not cross but keep
on the left side of the river and go north,
parsing through the small hamlet of Hit
ler Sweet Continue north about two
miles and Inquire for Mr. Law, who owna
the old lumber camp, and ask his permis
sion to use one of the old shacka,' which
will make a fine camp and afford protec
tion from bad weather, Mr. Law la a
man of few words but a fine gentleman
and also a true blue ny nsnerman, who
has fished the river for over forty years.
The lumber camp la about 300 yards back
from the-dver. which Is easily forded at
thli place.
"In' fishing this part of the Neveralnk
cross Ihe ford at the lumberi camp and
follow the old wood trail on tho eaat
ride of the river, going north for about
.one mile to HI Kend Pool. You will
ROD AND GUN.
I A. M. Dally except Monday and Friday,
T A. M. Rnnday.
DDICril 1 A C0D AN" nLACKnsit.
rKIillLLA :
Capt, EXOLAND.
Chttyhunk Line, 300 Ft., $1
Strong, durable a line bargain,
Kfumine them you will want six.
L. MICHAEL-BON. 14 D'way. Bklyn.
Sea Pigeon
leaves Hudson Park-DorJc.
New Rochelle, -sJally and
Sunday, t A. M.. for floun
ders, rirlnir bait. Capt. FRANK UAUUANN.
I TIDMI mi) AND TtLACK. BUNTIAT. r
M Q Ilj dally, 3 A. M.. axe. Mon,
J.KiHII f"1 Sheepshead Bay.
aWaniBMH Capt. LOUIS HARMS.
' run AND BUCK-1 A. 31, SUNDAY.
CAPTAIN JOE II.
1l-al Rhsjraibli1 Tlltw
Thura.. A.M.. Sun.. ..
Capt. Archie Duck n er.
V U L O C I T Y
haves Sheepshead Day dally. 7:20 A. 11. ;
Sunday. 7. Capt. It. OSOORN.
FARM COO AND I1LACKFISII.
H I II 1 1 n I Sunday and Thursday 8 A. tf..
I II IHfl LllHJ1',rtIn,a Dock. Sheepshead
U Ulns.UnBly.i Capti p. MARTIN.
FISH mounted on oak panels, artistic work.
llirds. animals, elk heads for sale. M. J.
HOFMANN, Taxidermist. M9 Uatea Ave.,
Ilrooklvn. l'hone Dushwlck 5100.
MOTOR ht. food for work or fishing, with
bc.itu ami hoist engloc; ready for running.
lCOdlt West Urtahton.
KLONDIKE lenves Hudson Park, New
Rochelle. erry day except Mon. a(ld Wad,
9 A. M tor flounders. Bring bait.
Yankee Doodle Jl
leaves Sheepshead Hay
Thurs.. 1' A. M.: Sun..
7:50. Capt. TOM.
FLOL'NDKIl F1SIIINO 10 A. M. DAILY.
A nil IRA I leavea Sheepshead Day Hun-
oav Till). Capt. CHARI.1K.
RP IIINDV DaUr. esceni Mod. & Frl.
. U tUlWI, S At M. ft'imUy. 7 A. M.
DflCC D II leave Messenger" Pier at
M0T0RB0ATS, LAUNCHES, . ETC.
FOR pair M toot motor lioat. raised deck.
cruiser tyj. caliin feet long., sleep two.
prl Vti would conslrler counter offer. A.
W 4SS Sin-Herald. Herald square.
HOUSES AND CARRIAGES.
One Boxing Bill Will
Be Reported, Says Sweet'
i - - '
Special (0 TjtB SPN MD K" TOBK HlBllD.
All BANT, K Y April 21.
Speaker Sweet said to-night
that the Rules Committee
may report one 6t tho boxing bills.
The committee will give considera
tion to, both the Wn)ker and Olllett
measures. The former has Just been
amended to provide that tho first
three members of tho proposed com
mission shall bo appointed by tho
Governor for one, two and three
years.' Tho provision rlglnally was
that the terms of all three were to
expire with thrj term of the Governor
who appointed them. The 'Walker
bill would permit decisions and fit.
teen round bouts.
The Olllett hill authorises boxing
'bouts In armories under the Btiper
vtslon of a fitftto cctnrotsslon of Na
tional Guard officers headed by the
Major-General. The Walker bill
seems to have the stronger backing In
-tho Assembly, Many of tho members
behove that if boxing In to be allowed
it should not be confined to armories.
ptonahlp from Jcfs Wlllard at Tofedo
July 4 latti 'Manager Kearns came to
terms with Flpyd Fltislmmons, a Benton
Harbor, Mich., promoter, for a match
at the Michigan resort JulyD. Demp;
wy's opponent will ho. selected within
ten days. Fitzslmmons has opened
negotiations with Fred Fulton, Billy
Mlakc and Bill Brennan.
A 'match will M made conditionally
on the outcomo of the champion's court
case. Fulton no doubt will jump at the
chance of meeting Dempsey again.
Charley Becchcr, most promising
featherweight In the Hast, gave Jack
Wolfe, the prlte featherweight of Ohio,
a. drubbing nt Syracuse' last Tuesday
night. Bec-cher was a substitute for
Marty Collins.
The fact that several 'wrestlers In
this vicinity do not. hesitate to appear
onfhc mat under assumed names Is
evidence that the grappling game sorely
needs the supervision of a body of men
who would compel the wrestlers to walk
a straight mark.
Georges Papln. the French lightweight
champion, Is expected nt this port on
Saturday, and will at once begin train
ing for bouts. It Is said his first op
ponent will be Willie Jackson, who Is
to box Jack Lawler, the Southern light
weight champion, at Dave priscoU'a
Arena A. C, Jersey City, to-morrow.
STECHEIl TlinOWS RIVAL.
AlhaNV, JC. Y.. April II. Joe Steelier
threw Pete Zlllnskoa after one hour
and ten minutes of, wrestling to-night.
Ho used a body scissors and arm hold.
One of Zlllnskas' ribs was broken.
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GUN NEWS
Ixuidon
A.M. P.M.
P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.
103t 10:3.1 10:S.1
1133 11:5.
l.tM 12:1.1
2:12 Wil 1:.W
3:10 3:20 am
1.-02
1A5
2.51
:02
5.31
17 1H17
234 12:16 12:50
3:41 1:10 1:58
5:0 2:21 3:04
0:30 338 4:09
standard time.
For daylight savins time add
feast your eyea on th most wonderful
pool in all of the Neverslnk. It l
about 500 feet long and in aome places
about fifteen feet deep, with a groat
rush of, water that comes off a run abou
one-halt mile long. Thla Is a fly flshcr
jpan'a heaven. In fishing back to camp
you come to Uttlo Dend Pool, which
contains trout that many a hatchery can
not boast of."
Trout Fishing In the Willonemoc.
Livingston Manor is lust 130 miles from
New York by good motoring roads and It
la an excellent place from which to start
out to fish In the famous WUlowemoc
Urook. . There la good Ashing up four
miles to De Hruce. There Is good fishing
aonu miles to noscoe. Your car ran
be sent up or down to meet you. The
Itoscoe House, at Roacoe, Is run by 111 It
Keenan, who Is an excellent fisherman
and knows all the streama In those parta.
Just below Roacoe the WUlowemoc jolna
the Heaverklll. From here you may fish
up the Deavarklll about Tour miles to Hen
IIardenburga and, If you want to take
a chance, through posted property, on up
four miles further to Lew Reach. From
Itoscoe you may fish down the Beaverklll
and on six miles to Cook's Falls. You
will And this hard fishing, with deep-
awlft water, but quite large flah. In
the pools at Cook's Falls you will find
rainbow, brown and brook trout. Lay
out yuur trip from Livingston Manor and
hnve your ear come to bring you back.
BOD AND GUN.
Good New United Anglers League.
We will have new sub hatchery for marina
nsn tnta year aa well. Hon.
Andrew S. Corbett will
ahow beautiful acenle
views ot Ireland, tell true
Irish fisher stories, also
sing old aonga ot Erin. Dr.
Carlton Simon will brln
a Jolly piece of the Blar
ney Stone, klssable alie,
also on hand a real old
time shllMah. All Thurs
day. April 22na; nuo'l'. ft., meeting World
Auditorium, tth floor. -II welcome. Seat
reserved ror ladies, wen:
AMERICA 5ny- V Sunday. T, Dunna'a
"""-aneebahead Bay. J. Mlchaal
Fishing Tackle andBait
Datlart who do not iU lire bait hare the
word "tackle only" or "no hilt" following
their name. List appear Tuesday, Thuya
days and Saturday. "
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
Atercromule & Fitch, Had. ar. k Jth. Tkl M.
Baumann, 2iJ Second ar., near Dllh at
wa.iiuwjlll, ,uuu, Alt IV, Bl,
Itecber, Ml E. 31th at. Tel. Murray Tim mm
,Rrumier. Wash. Mkt. Tel.7IM CorLBlood So.
'Co.. Alpbju. 27 West 12JUI at TiekoaD,
Conroy, Thoa. J.. Jl John st. Tackli Taali
Daregs, 8. II. Co.. m W. U5th at - 7'
Darega, S. 11. Co., Ill Eait d L "'ah
Darega, 8. II. Co., Ut Broadsrar. Wter
DTega, S. B. Co., 1 Cortlandt at. Bait
nirkes 401 V. 50th t. (A. Dorr, prop ) t',,
Dutil. John, tit W. 4 st. Tel. Lonnm n? L
rnchs, H.. 51 First ar. Tel. t 6rth&M Bai,
Olldenberg. an Ith ar.. 115th at. Honf-ad tJri'
Cordis. 1117 Amsterdam ar mth st No H i,
Cros mi W ar.. nr 13 ,t. aw. haxd ?S i
Gross, Ith, r. and th It. Second hand tart !'
Hlrscl. L. CO Atnlfdm ar.. m lh its r.V
Sochtraf. F., 307 K. Jlth it. Tel. VindeAlitSa
Jaffe. 1331 Aroal'dm ar. Tsekle and hilt
Kellnnso,S0303d st..lM st. Tel.Melloa' 5l.'
i1,".'.'- tVcw. sfll1-
Klrtland'a, M Chamber at. Tackle oalr
Laiarus. Sol, HI E. SHa st. No bait
Ifetropolltan lidw. Co., Chnreh and Vesrr
Hudson Terminal. Grand Central. No bait '
Ogllry. R. Co.. 7 Chamber it. No bAlt.
ratterson, Gottfried, Hauler. 170 Fol st Vo h.n
Relf. J. H.. sn Tbtnl ar. Tide boolV 0 b"
Itelngold. 1118th ar.. cor. 10th st. Tkle ft fc
.Rogers Pet Co.. R'way A 13!h ,t. " Tll1,;
Roger. Peet Co.. R'way at Warren st. I
Rogers Feel -Co., H'wsy at Sllh st. f tmV
Roger. Peet Co.. Fifth at. at 41st st. J ,tor"
iroseabaoin, 164 K. lath It. Jd ar. L tti
Schorerllng. Daly ft Galea, 3H-l'Broadisa
Schuhseh ft Son. .1012 Sd Arl ""'away.
om Hole. R. ft Co t lit Fnltoi. at. t-vi.
I Walx.G.,170 1st ST.Jir.10th. MB7 Oreh, Tide bla
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
Abraham ft Htrau. iiuton st. Tackle oalr
Conten. A. 3 Grand st. Tel. 9015 Slagg
Doerlag ft Co.. W4 Liberty ar.. near Mcbenek ae
Epsteins L. A . 1111 Broadway cor. DeKalb JJ'
Johnson. P.. t5 Wyckoff ar. tt Erergma.
Kingston, 1489 Fulton it. 750S Bedford Reoalri.
Kraeuter, 77 Graham ar. Rait ft taciSi , tJ"
Knmnier. H..173d D'way, Bklya. Tackle ft Bsl,
Ijtfser. Frederick, ft C'a, Fulton St. Tackle'onlr
Marstera, J. F.. (1 Court t. Til. MS Mala ''
Mlfhielion. H. U..U7I Bedford ar. Tackle aolr
Ulrhatlson. N. L.. lit Broadway. Tackle inlr'
Mnller. O.. 1 WyckoS r. Tel. Mil Et.rrr.ta"
Morris. A., 177 Fulton st., Re)d ar. IIS Bidford
fVhasf. IIS Flathnstt at. Tel. 2311 Httrllac.
Bchebler. F.. 231 WycJkofI at. Tel. U17 Brerrreea
Mote. IM FtnshliuT ar. Tel. 4114 Rtagg.
Bprnng. L. 1741 Atlantic at. Tel. M7I Eaat Jt.T
VohrTagr. D Ifyrtle at. -Tel. 4in-WBwkk.
Weber, H., 14S3 Brosdwsy. Tide books.
OUT OP TOWN.
Wmb.Ulte. 441 12th St.. West New York. KJ.
WlettbiB,UTlT Uack'sa'k l'tk.rdWiUobok(&.
BAKER'S HEADWORK
WINS FEDERAL RACE
Defeats Drfseoll in Invitntion
Milf-Milo by Margin
of i Yurtlfl.
The Federal Reserve Club occupied tho
Fourteenth Regiment Armory, Brooklyn.
Inst nlsht with an attractive proerammc
of athletic cventa. By far the most im
portant number was the half-mile invi
tation with James V Drlscoll of Boston
College as the lcadlntr. personality.' As
far as his running was concerned it was
a disappointment, for when he set salt
for Homer Baker, tho leader, the Bos
tonlan was too far in the rucR and he
lot to Baker by four yards.
It waa the best exhibition of head
Tork displayed by Baker In a long time.
Almost from the start ho was up with
the front brigade, so that When tfie gun
cracked for the last lap he was In a cap
ital position for a spurt. This he mado
and found himself In front one hundred
yards from home, with Drlscoll In hot
pursuit; On tho home stretch Baker
had a lead of a dozen yards on tho Bos
tonlan, which crumbled to about four
yards an he shot by the post. The time
of 1:58 4-5 seconds was the best seen
on the track In years.
More than ordinary Interest was
aroused by the appearance of Walter F.
Kapplsh of Hie Slxty-flfOi Artillery of'
Buffalo In the 660 yard Military Ath
letic League handicap. Hcstarted from
scratch, but managed to work through
the field In. excellent style and won a
well corned victory by. a couple of
yards. Kapplsh. it will Be remembered,
mide one of the relay team which set
up ntw figures in the medley relay.
The summary:
70 (Tsrd Dash, Clowd'to Fourteenth Rg.
ment-Won by I,. I'aiil, (Vmiwny It. 0 et:
. Billy. Company D. 4 fet, second; E. Swen
son. Company U, I) fret, third. Time. 8
Kmndi.
70 Yard Dlh. Clew.! to Federal Reserve
Club Won by E. K. Ymihsss, Coupon Faying:
. L. Fraser. Bookkeeping rvnd; II. C.
Cllssett, Discount and LAn. third. Time, S
stroods.
8o Yard Run. Light Msrrhlng Order. Closed
to Fourteenth Regiment Won by K. Swenson,
Curopany'B: II. Bernstein, Company II. see
end; A. Junknrnian, Company C, third. Time,
2:28 .
8W Ysrd Ron. Close.1 to Federal Reerte
Clnb-Won hy V. J. Mclaughlin; IrTlne II.
I'eak, second: Walter J. Reckrrt. third. Time,
2iU.
70 Tard Dash, notice, fion-Won hy n. H.
I'errymsn, iinatterhed; H, d I.ler, Central
Y. Jl. C. ,, semnd: O. I". Anderson, tiuat
taelied. third. Time. 8 soronds.
fifiO Yard Run, HsndMi Won by Waller F
Kspnlsh. Slxty-rifth Field Artillery. Buffalo.
X. Y.. scratch; Harry Cnnnlnirli.im, Rhty-nlnlh
Infantry, 27 yard, serond; William Rlrhnrdsiin,
Setenty.flrst Infantry, SO yirds, third. Time,
1:2.1
One Mile Walk l!artp)-Woti hy Ted
Nnenderfer, T!d Shipyard A. A.. 40 cotid;
Joe Amnwa, Psstlme A, C 40 seconds. ee
end; TlKirna A. Mnroney, Bifnt Church House,
40 pond, thlnl. Time, 7:1." .t-.l.
M0 Yard Rui (Intltstlon)-Wo'i hy Homer
Hiker, Olencoe A. C: James W. Ilrlsmll, Ro
Ion College, second: Kidney Lwllc, unallaebisl,
third. Time. li.VM-."..
.Three-n,r..irter Mile Run (llsndlcspl Won hy
Kd II. Rank, Pullt A. C, (. yard: Fjltvsnl
R. Courage. Xeir York A. C. (5 yard'l. second:
W. Deeir.n. Ft. Anselm's A. C. (K yards),
thlnl. Time, 3:14.
Itslf Mile Relsy (Closed to redenil Reserre
Rani) Won hy Ooternment Bond Pep.irtment,
with O. Schaefer. John J. Ruekley, P. I..
Rlnnett and R. Crawford, Bookkeeping Depirt
innt, iMvund: Dlwnnt and Loan Deiurtinent,
thlnl. Time. 1:40 4.1.
One Mile Relay (Closed to Rmken Athlet'e
tguel Won by (luaranty Clnh first team:
lIuaHhity Club second tem. J'twid; Federal
Rexerrc Ilink, third. Time, 2pl 4-3.
JUKIH IS CUB AVI.VNEIl.
In the Xletropolltanamateur cham
nlonshlp pocket billiard tournament nt
the Broadway Academy Inst night R. H.
Jenkins played n remarkable game in
defeatlnr Humboldt Eoss by. a score cf
100 to 89. Mr. Koss made a line start,
and at the close of the fifth frame '.ield
the lead by Bo to 14. Mr. Jenkins then
rallied anil with the nld of threo lis In
a row soon pulled himself Into a lead
from which he neer was ousted.
KILIIAXK. "If. O." MILLER.
LonAi.v, dhlo, April 21.-Johnny' Kil
bane of Clevelnnd, featherweight cham
pion, won from Alvle Miller of Lorain"
to-night by a knockout in the seventh
round of a bout scheduled to go ten
rounds.
AUTOMOBILE
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EXCHANGE
jkAUTOB TIRKS RODIK8 TIMES.
FTNE LINE OF AUTO BARGAINS
Kaay payments arranged; demonstration;
Automobile traded.
All it Ftir & Honest Prices No Profitartef
1019 Cole 7 la
1017 Owen-Magnetic
11 Liberty A Pas.
1919-lK Mercer 4 Pans.
1918 Cadillac Sedan.
1018 Cadillac Victoria
1918 Marmon Sedan
1018 Premier Towncar
1018 Hudson Cabriolet
1018 Cadillac 4 Pass.
1018 Packard 7 Pass.
ii-ijiaamei.)
191T Elgin
(Chummy Roadstar)
1017 Katlonal Sedan
1017 Hudson Sedan
1917 Locomobile Lan.
1017 Paige Sedan
I017Bulck Limousins
1017 Davis 7 Pis.
l17()ldsmoblleCoup
1010 Cadillac Towncar
101 S Plerce-Arrow
(limousine)
(Bportalllealyuoay).
1017 Hudson
un.
1018 Packard 7 Pass.
1017 Marmon 7 Pass.
1017 Hudson Towncar
Other open and closed cars: arrival daily.
Tires & Tubes at Old Prises
Wo beat all price quoted anywhere.
Bodies Ui Styles Very Lew Prices
Too. Seat. Windshields, etc., etc.
Jandorl Automobile Co.
Established In 1899. Tel. Circle 2478.
1763 Broadway, near 57th St.
Tire Dept., S. E. Corner 67th 8t. & 8th Are.
Ilody Dept., 313-315 YV. SOth. near B'way.
Brooklyn Tire lirancb. 1381 Bedford Ave.
Hrooltiyn more upen evenings untu v r. ai.
A 1913 Cole "S" touring: a 1914 Garford C al-
lnder chassis; both cars are .completely
overhauled: cost il.tOO; guaranteed S.OOO
miles: trade considered. S, ERNST, phone
Bedford 1U1.
II A HO A IN "MIle-arMlnlite." special built
10 V9 apprrciaicui uu rutHiu.uin wurr re
futed. DRAB, li Willelt ar.. Bronx. Phone
1104 OHnville.
I
riUlCK. 1019 MODEL: nAS SPECIAL TOWN
BODY: MKUIIAMUAL,!.! 1't.lit r.Ul. TELE.
P110.NK COLUMBUS 400.
CADILLAC tl Imperial limousine, special
leatner upholstery; car in very excellent
condition, lmmcdlat delivery. Writ or
wire. F. K. McFADDEX. Zi derfleld ar,
Dttrolt. Mich. .
CADILLAC Will sell contract for Springfield
sedin to be delivered witnin two weeKs.
PlH.ne Madlia iWiurf aot-
CADIIiLAC. 4 passenger sport, like new;
JJ.500. MARTIN, ISl liroauway. room ww.
CHEVROLET, 1K0 Baby Grand model, used
. - . I T 1 V- T.l'T.TlT T.ia
only tv nays; unraam. x-iiuus j i..iu.j.jj
LIGHT CO.. Canal Ml.
POIID 1017 one ton dellvtry tract; 8 foot closed
body: Just o'erbaaled; mechanically perfect;
good lre: very reasonable. KltEMElL Pbos
CortUndl 4.170.
POII SACE-1917 seven psi-enier. touring
body, with slip covers: excellent eondlHon."
Addrns Box 302. Auto Clab of America. Uth
st. and sm r,
POR SALE 19 Ford chassis. In running
order, 1150: 1918 Ford tourinr. 1JU Fo"d
tourinr and many other bargains. DRAB.
SMI Willett av Broni. Phone ail Ollnvllle.
FOR SALE Boimer car. seven passenger.
timno; new. never reen nsea: .i.ow. 4 all
Wbltebsll IMS or write HERNANDEZ. 17 Hat-
tery nlaee. ew Torfc
FRANKLIN, sedan, series 9-11. In good roidl
tlon: big bargain tor quick sale, C. aj
SnB-Ilftald.
80UTHERX ASSOCIATION.
At Naahyllle , . IJ.
Nashvlll.... ...... ..'; "
Memphis.,,, (..... t 5
Datterlea Jupnard' and hohlbtckari
Vance, Albrla. Theatt. Meyers and Dla-
At Atlanta , I. 11. B.
Atlanta i ! i
N'ew Orleans.. , ?..
Ilatterlea Thorbulo and lllgglna; Phil
lip nnd Debet ry.
At Dlrmlngham . n. It. K.
Jllrmlngham, ' . '
Mobil & 10 3
llatterles Slgman and Peters; Chlng
and Coleman. .
At Chattanooga R. It. K.
Chattanooga. 1 13 4
Little Hock It 13 I
Datterlea York and .S'eldorkorn, OhI-
man and Drottem, ' -
.COLLEGE lUSEHALL RESCLTK
At Annapolis, Md. Navy 1, Harvard 1.
At West Point. N. Y. Army 3, Tuft 1.
At Washington, D. C Maryland Stat,
4; Catholic. 0.
,
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The honeymooners keep
us busy as bees
We specialize" in male
trousseaux!
Cutaways. Soft, rich
English fabrics. Silk lined.
Braid trimmed.
Separate striped trousers.
Travelling suits. Nor
folks. s::"Scotch Mist" overcoats
rainproofed.
Leather motor coats re
versible clojth one sid?,
leather t'other
Silk hats. "Composite"
Derbies. Featherweight
felts from Italy.
Blowoffproof caps.
Silk shirts. "Solo" socks.
::!,,Shire" collars.
Sport shoes as well as our
commonsensical "Pedes
trians." Trunks. One designed ,
specially for "Mr. & Mrs."
For;best man and ushers
neckwear and gloves.
One purchaser recently
declared we were the only
house in New York which
could give him the requisite
number of ties to match.
'Utaittertd Trademark.
Rogers Peet Company
Broadway Broadway
t 13th St. "Four at 34th St
Convenient
Broadway Comers" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 41ft St
TIRES SWEEPING' REDUCTIONS
TO STIMULATE BUSINESS! "
fitork-rnnslsts of 18 Standard makes, as -AJax,
Goodrich. Firestone, Ilrpubllr, etc.
All size NEW. Original Tires, not rebuilt.
Don't Walt! Buy Now! Sale Money!
a nil to our store will convince you.
We have the largest stock at
' Lowtfit Prices Ubtalnaldo Anywhere,
f . V. Distributors for "KOKO1I0" Tire.
' EVERYTHING FOKTHE
AUTO OR MOTOR BOAT
WLAT MONEY HAVING PniCE9.-a
E J. WILLIS CO., 85 Chinieri SI.
Near D'way Est. 22 yean. Tel. Worth 3624.
Authorized Exchange Dealers
NEW AND USED
BUICKS
Glidden Motor and SuprJ Iy Co.
239 Weit 58th St.
One door Cast of Droadway,
1AVNKS. seven passenger touting car; Just
painted and overhauled. In perfect condi
tion. Can be seen Brooklyn Garage, 41 Con
cord St. Telephone Murrav Hill MSJ.
HUDSON li. 40: Al eoadlttoo; new tiattery.
ClulItirXDON OARAOE, Clarendon road aol
East 28th st. Phoae Orchard 8930. I
MERCER, four passenger tourlag car, prlrate
party: excellent condition: four new tiro:
pttce $3,HX. II. C, 443 Sun-Herald, Herali
soiure.
0VEKL.ND3 " AND WILLYS-KNIOHTs.
. . . . i . ,, iiiuuiia upon PTrnincs.
,i r...,,,-.., .oc,. .i war mug jin sr
PACKAHD body: owing to removal must
dispose of Packard tourinr bodr. Ilka
now,- windshield, top; any reasonable caih
oner arceptwi. uoom sol. HZ uroadway.
PACKARD. 3-23 sedan, special six pasaans
ger'Judkln body, and of the latest ora.
ductlon; Immediate delivery may be had.
Write or wire F. E. McVADDEN, 24 Gar
field v Detroit. Mich.
PIERCE-ARROW LIMOUSINE
II II. P., newly upholstered and overhauled:
enginr in best condition. Apply JOHN MOft.
BISON. 3C6 5th av. Telephone 411 Greeley.
PIERCE-ARROW 41 limousine, 7 paaaenger:
run about 9.000 miles: perfect running
order: owner going abroad. Tel. 46CO Plaxa.
PIERCE-ARROW. "38." rum hoot, perfect
rendition: total nlleige 13,000; bargain.
MARTIN, 192(1 Broadway, room 500.
REO, late 1917 tour eylloder touring! receolly.
overhauled; two new eord shoes; IT CO. Tel-
phone Vandrbllt 8523.
STUDEIIAKER roadster, late 1910; Ilka new;
perfect cnadltloa. II. VOCKEU Kew Gar
dept road. Blchpond 1II1L 733 Richmond Hill.
STITZ llo sen ntssenger touring, splendid
rendition; ran "sMut H.WiO miles: price
2.fQl). Apply fllLDEIt. 87 Cold st.
WALTERS truck.' four wheel drive, lnteraai
gear, three to fire tons; take trailers ordinary
roads 13 to IS toast rah and platform body, low
tides: perfect madltloa: sire demonstratloa.
ISU Tcaier. PAWSON t CO.. 63 WtlU T.
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