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New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW yo,-.-
,.-T%enty-third Ward Bank os ne Ctr :.
New York. PLAINTIFF. against Rae Girsoerx az ~
Ia pursuance OF a Judgment o, for.-lo,..-
entitled action and bearing date The ia lara aoevs
Of October. 1909. 7. the undersigned. the Rse.all
tion at fhs Exchangs Salesroom. nos N,'D ,s,, al;,
Nesey Street, In the borough OK Aannaf,,,
City Of New York, On the lSia day of NovsIns.s
1909. at l. o'clock noon on that day. By Joss,,,
. Day, Auctioreer. the premises directed -
said it.aEnIent be sOId. ahd therein descrIs.ss
All that certain plot. piece or parcel =.
land with The buildings and improvement,
the Borough Of Manhattan. of the CITY !,
New York in the County and STATE q ~
York bounded AID described as follows:
Beginning az point on the southsrly ,ls.
Of 146th street distant I25 feet Easterly fso-ss
the corner formed BY the intersection OF n.
sortherly side Of i86;h Street with the Ess'
erly along The southeriy side Of 14stn s;-s..
81 feet s inches. thence Southsrly parar.
line OF the block thence Wesfs-Iy ajonz Seas's 80
centre line OF the bIock 81 feet a0uz 9s.s,t a,t
thence $ortheviy parallel with BToadXay "a
feet II inches to the point or place O. y.
And also all that certain Iot .pisc. or par,.
Of land. with the buildings and inprovsnsr.,
the Borough OF Manhattan. Ci.y. County ,ss
state % New TorG. bounced and described ar =,
Beginning a, point on IN. south.rlv "a,
Of f4sth Street distant one hundred and siSfr.
fSr1ts ~, tbs i57.rsSntiol' o. n 1s err
side of I46th Street and the Eas-sriy sid. (,
Broadway formerly Eleventh Avenue Or Ro,s
levard: running thencs SouthsTly parallel vis
Broadway and part o. the way through 4
party wall ninsty-nine rect and eleven i1css.
70 the centre line Of the block. thence Fss.
erly along said centre line Of the block thi-fv
seven tee. six inches: thence Northsrly azzt,
parallel with Broadway. ninsty-nins feet slsvs-
inches 70 the Southeriv side 81 ifSth Strss.'
/ and thence Westerly along the Southsrly -.
% iffth Street tnfrty-sevsn feet SIX incaes \,
the point or place Of beginning Be said sevsrz'
dimensions more or less
Dated New York. October 22d. 1870
CHAS. L. COHN Rsfs-s.
/ LEXOW MACKELLAR & WELLS. Attorr.-,
| for Plaintiff 43 Cedar Street. Manhattan. ~,
| York Civ
/ TO be sold. its street numbers ara 54s-55s W.,:
14sth Street:
ls6th Street
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
coUNTERFEITER PLEADS GUILTY,

Leoluca Vas, one of the Lupo- Morello
gang of counterfeiters. eight Of whom are
serving long terms in the federal prison at
Atlanta pleaded guilty yesterday before
Judge Holt. Nasi was one of the distribu-
ters of the spurious bills made at the stone
farmhouse near Highland, y. I. When he
was arrested Las counterfeit s. silver GER
tifcates were found in a telescope bag IN
DER a bed in his home, No. 1880 Third ave
nue.. Vasi will be sentenced next Monday.
Five alleged members of the gang are still
to be tried
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH

IT
BROADWAY. :, 100 II IL : ~ l2Sth s.
\ pu Rois & 60 sgt surety Construction 60
a. al: Feb -. 1910 S2504 90
luTI ST 2Ia East. julius Rosenytein aEt --
Rcsenhluu al, June Z 1909. $34 "a
24TH ST. II West, John u Goetschius at
: : Co ct al MAY u. 1909 81 95n
Cd AVE 40 and I42. Acme Roofing % as'
Max Nenschel et al. Nov II. 1909 Sl57
RIsH ST n : $50 II cf Grand boulevard
and ConcoursA John Waters Co agt Robert :
Ament. Fen 81. 1910 $500
BRUNNER AVE 4l6o George Erlaober ag'
william Boettcher e. al Feb :. 1910 Cby dc
positl. $500
BROOK AVE 1904. Joseph konovitch - a
agt Elizabeth koerner e. a.. Jan "a 1910
iol 70
l8sTH y $50 West. crane Clark az,
Taptog Reaty 20 et a. Jan 8. lol0 tby bondl
sI.ll6 o..
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
IN SUBURBAN DISTRICTS.

S. OsgcCd Pel x Co have so.G seventy
FIVE acres rea- Roslyn. Long Island. for
the Na.ahce Realty Company To The Down
Town Realty Company.
Adams q Keller have sold for s. A. Coe
q tract oC lgv acres IN tie town of South
east. Putnam County. aEd for George Todd
10 acres IA Lewisboro y. /.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
PUT ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.

Vincent J. Staple was placed on trial
yesterday in the Court of General Sessions
charged with murder in the first degree.
Staple was a student in the College of the
City of New York last September, when. it
is charged. he shot and killed John Nc
Grath. of No. 546 West SD street. Staple
and McGrath lived across the street from
each other. When arrested Staple pleaded
Self-dCfenCe
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
RECEIVERS OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Platzek, Of the Supreme Court
has appointed GUstave / 3ardhahn re
oeVer Of the rents Of Nos. 254 ana 30 East
iiSih street, a six story tenement house in
an action brought by Carrie VI. Merriam
sad others against Frank HilIman and 9TH
ers 10 foreclose = second mortgage Of $l3 30.
The prior mortgage amounts 10 Silgo0
Albert blumenstiel has been appointed re-
ceiver Of the rents OF No. - Goerck street
Ia an action brought by Max Fine against
Isaac Latin and others 70 forecIose Z mort
gage ~ s5.sAA
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

Henry Wolf las sold cor Elizabeth Law
rerce 10 Patrick !. Reynolds Na. 5G7 sstl
street. between Fifth ald Sixth avenues. a
tgo story and basement dwelling house
Mr Reynolds also bought from Angelino
Pegz:oieEo EOs - and 276 Hamilton ave
rue ard Nos II and rs Huntington street,
northeast corner. lou- (our story brick ia,-
HOUSES with stores
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
BY Bryan L. kennedy

o .
vacant; vol sale.
127TH ST, :. 1851 II OF Convent ave,
runs % 1lx " :Gjx 9l1 to 12Sth St. Y " T3x
W 212.9X 5o.2X 99.6, and sty dwlss
and vacant
4TH ST. 8o3. s. 1916 It of Bank st. COX
73. lX20x74.l = sty dwlg: W Moore ct al aGt
Howard Burtis et al; Wingate x c, attys. J J
Kuhn. ref; partition.
lST AVE. 1923. " $. - II Of 36th 81. 25x74.
Samuel Kieger ct al; action /; Abraham VIE
lar atty; I. II Ward, ref; amt due, S5.96o ~:
taxes. etc. Si54 0S; sub to a first mtg OF Sl1,WH
lST AVE. 1927, 8. Al It Of 56th ST. o5x74.
. sty tenmt and store, same aGt same; action =:
same atty: same ref. amt due. S1,954 -, taxes,
etc Sab is sub 10 mtg Of SlIrpn-
BY Joseph p. Day.
ave. l9X10o-5. 5 sly dwg; vol sale.
STH ST. BIZ n = 301 # Of Ave Il. -. 1859 10.
sly tenmt and store. \ II Hast"rf agt ConSTe-
cation Lechcs Iasher Bnei HornwitZ ct al; Davis
x h atGYs + Z ISrunins. ref, amt due. s. 42b 13
taxes, etc, S227 A. sub to mort Of $l1o0o
by samuel Goldsticker.
WEST END AVE. 80, :. so = + OF 105th
St 2n. ..xl0n. 4 sty dVE. \ Mcclure agt + NJ
Kaioch 81 al: Flanagan K +, attys, Adam
W!encI, ref: partition
BY Herbert 4. Sherman
126TH ST. 326 ard 32S, 39l n ~ ID
ave. ~. Sxg9 II. Is sty tennt and stores: Metro
pohtan Trust 60 aet Rosalia Mel ct al; J b
Pc atty; " Bodger. il, ref: amt due s36.-
30 81. taxes. etc Ss94 81
BY Samuel Marx
18TH ST. go 8 23a = II W OF I'd ave. 40 *
lo2 > : stv renmt; Il Sarasohn agt samuel
SiNtrnan et al, 4 II Sarasohn. atty: "A j Gold
smith. ref amt due. Sl,@i7 -; sub % a first
mort of $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH :

,san sr. " : 81 IT W of Webster ave 23XloQ.
Henry q Silleck ir John J Donovan and Will
lam ] Kelly owners: William Van Antwerp,
owner and contractor; Sis 10
10TH ST. 420 West Walter Brigham sst
c,sun society owner. clinton W Einselis con-
tractor trcnewah. SO -.
9th ST lis West; sam Friedlandcr aEt Ellis
H,-,nan owner and contractor. S3ii -.
18TH ST. CT East: Avis Dcgoutrie aEt Goorge
NuhIfeld owner. Carl Rieser. contractor. SD.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
West 1f3d Street

The approximate amount Of the lien Or
charge, 10 satisfy which the above described
property is 10 he sold. is $50, sal ~; with in
terest thereon from the 2$rd day OF FPbrIary.
1910, together with costs and allowance
amounting 10 S36j-$1. with interest from
March Srd. 1910. together with the expenses
Of the sale The approximate amount or rhe
taxes. assessments and water rates. or other
liens. which are 10 he allowed 20 The pur-
chaser out Of the purchase money, or paid hv
the Referee. is SSH - and interest.
said premises will he sold subject 70 a0v
state of facts that an accurate survey would
show.
Dated. New York March 1th 1910
LEWIS j. CONI.A\. Eefercs
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
RECENT EuYERS.

Eose z Marks IS the buyer OF No. 543
Madison avenue. sol5 recently b the estate
CT Theodore Moss through Ha-ry Z. Winans
H1y.
Dr. yu!!us wo.S IS ire yn=or ot the
eeu, stCry dwelling "a. = West 2,.: street,
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" est 56th -

The approximate amount % frs len :.
charge. n satisfy which ths sbove-csscriosd
property IS 70 b. sold. - SI+S+1-5S. WITH n
terest thereon from the I1th day - February,
1910. together with costs and s,oVsnce
amounting 70 SS-5S. % with interest from FEB
ruarv @.srd. 1910. together with fhe expenses
OF the sale The approximate amount % ~
taxes. assessments and water rates. or otas'
liens. which are % he allowed 90 r1a pl7-
chaser Ouf Cf the purchase money. or pad =
the Referee. = S.s,;,, 6O and interest
Dated New Work. March 1St. 1910
SANJE Ell LEIGHTON FROOkS. Rete-ss
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
TO TALK ABOUT TAXATION,

Lawson Purdy. president of the Board of
lax commissioners. will speak tonight at
tne real estate class Of the West Side Young
Men christian Association, No. 31S West
57th street. His subject will be Taxation. -
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address,
MkRCTT
MANHATTAN.

e2p ST. : to 2i East: for 12 sty brick store
and lofts. 81. sXs4.3; Rouse & Goldstone u West
sd st. architects; cost, $500 coo: owner. Flemish
Realty 20. 12S Broadway.
ODD ST. $. 200 # Of Seventh ave. for Il
sty brick store and loft. 60xSs.9; schwartz 4
Gross. 347 Fifth ave. architects: cost, S2l5,OoO;
owner. Irving Fischel Construction co, 6l Park
Row.
SID ST 2t7 and 219 East: for sty brick fat.
~. 7xs92: Bernstein Bernstein. - East Esd 81.
architects cost. $4,000: owner, l. Brand, IS
West 12Oth
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
ALTERATION PLANS.

I2lST ST 400 East; TO sty brick tnmt O l.
Spannhako 233 East 18th st. architect. cost.
5000. owner II Lehrer, on premises.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
BUYS NEW ROCHELLE HOUSE.

Steven r. Ayres has sold for DR.. Sanford
10 MRS. Eugenie Sherer a fine dwelling No.
$40 WEBSTER avenue. New Rochelle. on lot
1sXl0 feet. II adjoins the property of the
estate OF the late Frederic Remington.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
Manhattan

ADRIAN AVENUE-A y. Gitterman sold
for William A. Schultz six and one-half lots
on Adrian avenue. running through TO Ter
race View avenue. los feet north of 225th
street. Marble Hill. TO Margaret V O'Neill
FIFTH AVENUE-The estate Of Cath
arine Mesigh sold No. 1889 Fifth avenue.
five story flathouse. on a lot 25.3x96 feet, ad-
joining the northeast corner of 10TH street
GREENWICH STREET-Warren & SkilIn
have sold for Leffrett Strebeigh as execu-
tor. to Henry Leerburger the four story
and basement building No 403 Greenwich
street on plot 25xloo feet. so feet north OF
Beach street.
FLETCHER STREET-Horace s. Flv &
Co sole for Brown Brothers & Co. bankers.
the ten story freproof building No. "a to 20
Fletcher street. on a plot 70X70 feet. to the
Waterman Pen Company. The structure
cost about 100000. and was formerly occu-
pied by Rogers & Pyatt.
18th sTREET-Rermen Wronkow sold
10 the Schuyler Land Company No. West
l4th street. a five story loft building. on
lot 25x1O3.S leasehold. The property was
given in part payment for the Schuyler
apartment house. at No. 80 West 45th street
The report that Mr.. Wronkow had given
Nos. 203 and 2o5 Wooster street in exchange
was denied by him yesterday. That prop
erty has not been sold.
WADSWORTH AVENUE - Collins &
Barry sold for James ]. Martin to All in
vestor No. 90 WadsWorth avenue, a five
story new law apartment house on the
westerly side of the avenue 81 feet south
of 17Sth street, on plot 40X100 feet.
GOTH STRAIGHTFORWARD Smyth e Sons
sold to !. NJ. Bernstein for a client of
Gilsey & Jenney the plot on the south side
of 169th street. 1884 feet west Of Fort
Washington avenue, 50xl25 feet. This ad-
joins the plot recently sold by the same
brokers for Arnold II. e. Schramm to the
same purchaser. giving him a combined
plot of 100xD5 feet.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

MARCH :.
i6OTH ST s = 100 n Of Elton ave, 50Xae
Greenwich Mortgage Co loans Hubener-kscner
Co $50. GOO.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08

Harlem; yrs from May 1. 19l0 $1,000: ad-
dress. 1s West Hath st.
144TH ST, 203 and EOS West and 146th ST.
COZ to 216. and 146th st. $50 to 256 West )
tldgs; Copper Realty Co to Leo stark; > yrs
from March l, 1910; S2S.500; address. $50 9th
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
Tile BRONX.

KELLY STREET - The Longfellow
Realty Company bought from Solomon
Cohen the plot. 1o0xll6 feet, on the east
side OF Kelly street, 300 feet north of 18th
street. and also the southeast corner OF
linton avenue and 150th street. a plot 75x12o
feet. Both parcels will be improved with
five story apartments. In part payment
the Longfellow Realty Company gave
ninety lots in New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
28 ST. ARCADE

ilo East 2sth 81. near subway
stores Onres, salesrOOms and studies A,
moderate prices Apply on premises
AT 20 W ssRn ST, opposite Waldorf
scar or ave single front once ana Rack
sun consisting = three rooms and prir ats
ha!l elevator service. Apply sfISS SWIFT
j. last SG.h st. '~S -
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08

on lot l9xlooS feet. sold recently by Sav
son & Hobbs for Paula Wolfsohn.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
BY Bryan /. Kennel.

IooTH ST, l79 and 1871. n $. % II . of Lex
iHgton ave, j0X1O0l1. sty tenmt. Morris
Gordon Ct al agt Jacob Levinson ct al: vii
kenfeld & \. attys: II Clarke. ref; amt
due, Sis 20: taxes. etc. 81 600 sub to a
hrst mtg Of $4,000, to the plaintiff for SOS 435
The auction offerings to-day will he as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08

TO LET FOB BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos. II
and is Vesey street. resulted as follows:
p.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08

~ dOsFFI + IJd.-
I'D AVE. o229i2 s I5.G f Of 11Sth st.
- .2N110. Is sty tenmt and stores: l. 3 Illlcn-
thai agt Jacob sherman ct al; Sigmund Wech-
sIcr. atty. i 4 Foley. ref; amt due. $3l.762 81 ;
taxes. etc $500 Ia; TO the plaintiff for S32,oo0.
125TH ST. 543. s 175 # Of Broadway.
2Jx9e11. sty tenmt and store; Sere Fried agt
Catalina de We're Potter ct al, Emanuel ia
cobus, atty; Joseph Gallagher. ref. amt due.
s., ,o67 81: taxes. etc. S41s IS. sub 10 mtg
OF $4,000: TO the Wilgro Realty co for S21 ,1S6.
I1NTH ST, 40I. n $. HOS # Of 1st ave 16.S
N100l1; 8 stY dWE; Louis de Hoilub agt John
Carucci ct al; q II Corey, atty; William Klein.
ref amt due. S6716 -; taxes, etc. $500; ad-
lou-acd to March -
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08

The foregoing sale x hereby further sd
ioyrned TO FRIDAY March 18th. 1910 a. til
same tir1c and place
Dated New York. March 4tt. I910
CHAS T. COfN. Referee.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11
GOTCH MAY TRY IT
COrbett Says Wrestler Has
Chance Against Johnson.
jim WILLING TO TRAIN HIM
Declares with Proper Training the
Graphing King Could Make Mat
pIOn-COrbett Surprised at Work
of johnson in the Big Fight.
snecial 70 The washington He-ald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Chicago, July I0.-After agreeing 10
train Frank Gotch. worlds champion
wrestler, as a championship possibility 10
meet Jack johnson. James ]. Corbett.
who arrived in the city to-day from San
Francisco, departed later on the same
train with Johnson for New York. On
the long ride to the Eastern Metropolis
four cars separated the champion and ex-
champion, who are bitter enemies. Cor
bett still feels badly over Jeffries' de-
feat but said he believes he has man,
who with proper training and teaching
will be able TO wrest the title from the
colored champion This man is no other
than Frank Gotch. undisputed wrestling
champion of the world
Gotch has already signlfied his willing
ness to undertake the task. but Corbett
and Harry Frazee. the local theatrical
promoter, think he should have a few
fights before he challenges Johnson 20
show the public whether he is as good
with the mitts as he is on the mat
Eight Months Training.
Gentleman Jim believes Gotch has the
markings" of great fighter, and il the
wrestling king is serious in his purpose
to fight, Corbett will agree to train him
for at least eight months.
Tonight Harry Frazee said ne did not
know whether Gotch would be willing TO
train that long and then fight some
second-rater, but the theatrical promoter
thinks this is the best way of assuring
the public that Gotch win meet the col
ored champion.
1T was the first time had ever seen
Johnson in the ring. and he is some
fighter. I have seen the fight pictures,
and studied them, hut the Johnson that
fought JEFF was an entirely different
johnson than the one who fought Burns
and Ketchell. He Is a great boxer and
hard hitter, and what surprised me
most was that he had wallop with his
left hand.
There is no use in talking. we have
got to find somebody TO beat him, and I
think Gotch Is the man. He has brains
and will DO what he is told, and as he Is
anxious to try conclusions with Johnson.
think we can make fighter out of
him"
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11

SHERWOOD OF NEW HAVEN
MAY SIGN WITH LOCALS
Scout KahOe Likes Looks of Connecticut League Star
RumOr that Harry Davis viii Quit

the bases; get on by hitting II you can.
but get on. anyway" 1t was a good slo-
gan then. and 1t would be a good slogan
for any ball team to adopt to-day
You said a moment ago tina: there
was an art about getting hit by pitched
ball"
II mean as to the way TO avoid getting
badly hurt. The way We used to do when
we decided TO take bump was 20 set
all the muscles rigid, making the flesh
as hard as a rock almost Then. when
the ball would hit US it would bound off
just as it bounds of that concrete wall
out In right field It would do no more
damage than to leave a bruise and
mark TO show where it had hit 1t was
only when the ball hit you when you
weren't set for It, when you were stand
ing loose as the athletes say, that il
hurt very much OF course. the worst
hurts Of this kind came when the ball
hit you in the head II a batter got in
the way of walking into the ball too
often. the pitcher might be expected 10
aim one at his head to drive him back
from the plate and make him afraid Of
the ball"
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11
NOBODY NOW IN JOHNSON'S
CLASS, SAYS MIKE MURPHY
But Expert Who Picked Winner of Fight Says Nature
VIII Eventually Pull Down Negro.

the fifteenth in pretty good shape but
he soon wilted. and. curiousiy enough,
when Johnson sent him through the ropes
a helpless and bleeding mass. he almost
fell into the lap OF former champion.
who, Ike him. had been considered In
vincible, and who like him, had tasted
similar bitter defeat at New Orleans
almost two decades ago. John L. suIn-
van.
Jeff's seconds washed his bleeding faos
and poured water over the wandering
head, and in ten minutes Jeffries was
able to walk from the ring. badly ham
mered, but suffering worse in spirit than
in body.
Johnson wore hts honors easily, mas
no fuss. and accepted congratulations
with unexpected modesty. He is a bot
ter fellow than he is given credit for.
MIKE MURPHY.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11
AL0YSIUS is BEATEN.
liking" Brady Proves Several Too
MANY for Losers.

AloysIus could no nothing with King
Brady yesterday in the Capital City
League. and the Clubmen fell victims TO
Sewage Pumping Station. TO ?.
Jack Carr celebrated hts return TO the
game by securing the only hit made OF
Brady's delivery. The first run came in
the initial chapter on a gift TO Carroll. his
steal OF second, a baIk, and Cars single
10 right. Again in the third, Brady
walked Gallagher as q starter. Carr sac
riflced. and Hurley was hlt. Murphy flied
out. but o'Neill got life on an error by
Barton. The Clubmen then pulled of a
pretty triple steal. and Gallagher tailed.
The winners secured their first run m
the fourth. Mccarthy lead OF with a
two-bsgger TO center. and scored on an
attempted steal Of third, when O'Neill
threw over Murphy's head. The next
stsnza proved the undoing OF Jack Leon
ard. for the Station boys hammered him
for three tallles. and Bernie Gallagher
was called 70 the rescue Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11
MARINERS SWAMP ENGINEERS
Losers Are Unable to Connect with
Nuss' Twisters.

The Marine baseball team gave the
Engineer Corps team a coat OF calcium
at Washington Barracks yesterday by
the overwhelming score Of Is to Q.
The Engineers were outclassed at all
stages of the game. Nuss. who was on
the mound for the Marines. pitched a
great game. allowing four hits and strik-
ing out ten men.
Both Fixes and Smith, for the Engi-
neers. were hit hard, the Marines max
ing twenty hits off them. Litz. Snyder.
and Nuss clouted the bail hard, Litz
connecting for home run with two
men on bases. Collins, who was hold
ing down second. was hurt when Litz
stole second by a thrown ball from the
natnhar - sarcrd coo-a.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11
WANTS TO BOX JOHNSON.
Harvard Student and Football Star
in LimeIight.

s Cambridge. Mass, July 1o-Earl V. NJ.
Long, substitute center on the Harvard
varsity eleven last fall and one OF the
best developed men that the college has
had for years. wants to meet Jack John
son. Long is nearly as big as Jack. and
has always been In perfect shape.
Long said to-day: 1T looks as If it
devolves on me to have something to
say TO johnson. can box a little. and
have done so both before and after COM
ing to Harvard. I should like to meet
him. pugilistlcally speaking; even more,
/ should take pleasure in defeating him. .
Long is 6 feet TALL weighs lsS pounds in
condition, has 12lz-inch forearm, a 4s-
inch chest, and waist measurement of
sasinches.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11
GIANTS WIN IN THE NINTH.
Cubs Lose Queer Game to New
York, 10 TO 3.

Chicago. July 1O.-The Giants again de-
feated the Cubs to-day In a wild and ex-
citing game. After the local team had
scored seven runs in the second inning
and apparently had the game tucked
away in the winning column. McGraw' s
men, never losing heart. kept on fight
ing. tying the score in the fourth inning
and winning out in the ninth.
Umpire ODay got himself 10 bad with
the local fans and the Cubs on a close
decision in the last inning. With Deyore
on third and Bridwell on second, Devlin
hit to Tinker. who threw the ball to Killing
to catch Devore. O'Day called the run
ner safe and a demonstration lasting
some minutes followed. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-07-11
TWIRLS WINNING BALL.
Rueker whitewashes Cincinnati In
Easy Fashion.

Cincinnati, July 1o.-Rucker's splendid
pitching was too much for the Reds to-
day. and the Brooklyns shut out the home
team by TO O.
The famous Soathpsw allowed but four
hits Suggs was hit freely during the
eight innings which he officiated for the
Reds Manager Dahien was banished
from the lot in the sixth Score:
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First base by eTTUrs-AIaKines 2; Engineers
Left on bases-Engineers, g. Marines g First base
halls-0f Nuss 2; of Fixes 8; OF Smith 2
Innings pitched-By Fixes. s: By smith. s. Hts
made-0ff Fixes. 3. of Smith. Il. Struck out-By
Nuss, 10; by Fixes. /; By Smith, . Home run
Lite. Two-base hits-Harley. Litz. Snyder Smith
Sacrifice hits-Nuss. Workman. Stolen bases-Har-
lev Litz, Snyder e. Lowe 81. Hit by pitcher-By
Nnss tOgbornl; by Smith aitzl. Passed ball-Tsy-
lor. UmpiTe-Mr. jones' Time Of same-1 hour and
IS minutes.
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BOSTON DEFEATS
CARDINALS, 8 TO 2
Corridor Replaces Lush, Who
Is Hit Hard.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
BOstons d st. Louis, 2.
Brooklyn, - Cincinnati, o.
New York, 1oI Chicago, o.
YEsTERpAr.s REsULTs.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Philadelphia at PIttsburg.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at 81. Louis.
srANDINa OF Lee cLuBs.

ST Louis. July 1o.-The first game OF
the double-headsr was called of owing
TO wet grounds. The second game started
at p. m. before $500 people. st. Louis
lost to Boston, to 2
Corridor. who replaced Lush, was
pounded for three hits. which sent trio
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