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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address o.; lenders attorney
Manhatt

AVE d " 4. 7O.4 It from " COZ 4tn -; y;
runs 3g1x " ioOX 2.x lsh n l..'1 &c.
to beginning; Sept y HERMAN: icta $500: at
rorney. T A Tuckerman. 80 Broadway, loo = -,
BROADWAY. $ c cor 1Oth 81. ~ ~, ~ -, 49,.
1871 0x9s2 2; also l-6 part OF iono",hs, o0' % cx
W loOx : 900 10 stewart 81 OK =
ia to beginning; Jan H. ieQi. Eei,Iss1 ,is COO
attorneys. Blandy. Mooney & shpihah' 81
SAME PROPERTY April 1. 1905 Henry "
Mooney 10 same. s3oe'D III -. tooa.
Louis and Lena Bachrach TO John BLOWN,
ir: $4,000. attorneys. Adams & Coms'och' 90
Wall st. -. l,raL.
Geld, e6 sxIl35: Feb 10. 1910: Frank LacatlN@ q
TO Melroso Realty 60. 2115 Webster ave b'"os
I'D ST 1853 to iol yes TSSSS' 90 to Co.
iwnobia- Kniekerbocker Trus, Co; $4,000. at
torneys. Merrill & Rogers lSa BIoad"ay.
SAME PRoPEhTrf oet - s,sS iVoi ooo ON"'' '''
3GTu ST. I and West. mtg on fixtures
Sent "a 1912 West 30rh Street Construction
60 10 Wheeler-McDowelI Elevator CO. slOOoo'
attorneys Wilbur & Norman. 30 broadway
37TU ST q. I'D II W OF 30 ave, 2OKvsv.
April 3. 1909. Earl G Pier TO Caroline B Post;
$4,000: attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance CO..
'oS 18th TIL ST. i45 East I4xsss: April 20. 1911;
Maurice Moore to Paul l. Kiernan' lil
42D ST. isi It OF eth ave. 69xloo4; Feb
ls 1910: oscar Hammerstein to Frank V
Strauss $50 900: attorneys. Avery Schlesin-
ger 20 Broad 81.
The Bronx.
BECK ST. n r. 1913 IT e OF Ave st john
25xl25: april 3. 1911: Leo and Deborah Levin
son to the Maze Realty Co; 81, 1JO attorneys
& II Bloch. 90 Nassau st.
DAVIDSON AVE q. 200 II Of East
1s4th ST. lJOxiOO May u. 1905; Margaret
Mccormack 10 Augustus A Levy; $500; at
torney. New York Title Insurance Co. 100
Boradway.
LORILLARD ST (or place.. " 5. T.ll It 5
OF 1ssth ST, 80 $500: Jan %. 1913: Flavius I'm
provement CO 10 Alema Real Estate Exchange
Co: 81. 300. address. 1 West 34th st
SAME PROPERTY: Dec 81. 1912; same TO
Gussie Morrenstein: $1,000; attorney. 5 y
Tuckerman. go Broadway
LOT 4. Block 49, Section l. map 1l3S Nor
ris Park; oct 81. 1906; Thomas r Owens to
Washington Savings Bank In liquidation:
81 $50: attorney. Grant Squires. 40 wall St
LOT 3; same block and map; Oct q. 1905:
same to same: 81 40; attorney. same
MOHEGAN AVE. =, 125 II OF Fair
mount ave, 50x irreg Jan 4. 1913; the Duo
Co 10 Lusa III Schultz: $500: attorney, s
Wray. 1898 Boston Road.
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Quattromani TO Maria Quattromani. 2o3o Lex
ington ave: Mav o; 500; attorney, Celia,
30 Broadway m ,,,.-,..-
LORILLARD PL. 2425. W s; y sxoo; Fiayius
Improvement Co TO Alenia Realty tx EXchanse
co. 1 West 34th ri: MAY mtg S23,1OD; 500.
i30TH ST. Az East 1Gsxl0O; Mary c
Mahony to Patrick Noonan. so East l4lst ~
NAV (mtg $500; slOO: attorney lawyers
Title In. irunce and Trust Co. lG0 broadway.
152D ST 1873 East. 25xl0S.3; Austin r
Fletcher and ano. trustees. to Napak Realty
CO. 300 Broadway: Nav Q; $4,000: attorney.
Max Montrieid, 200 Broadway.
| 152D ST T35 East 25Xi20S: same to same;
May o; $l3,5OO; attorney, same as above
p52D ST. T37 East 25xl33 same to same;
MAY .: $500: attorney, same as above:
1s6TH ST 462 East 2Ox10O.li; Arthur NJ
Levy rc;.ree, to Alice Boruf. Ossining.
Y: Nav 3: $3.50: attorney. Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Co 1G0 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: Alice BoruN to WIN
p Mccarthy. 476l richardson ave; May s; 81;
a a
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.


pEpcEN AVE q cor of 152d ST. 1871 2xl00.
city Mortgage Co loans Conron Brothers Co
s.. 0Q0 .., a..
CONVENT AVE. " 5. 30 II OF lSSd ST. ii3 :
xIoo. CITY Mortgage Co loans Convent Park
Construction Co 1900. 900
HOE AVE, q e cor OF 1i3d st. 15xlOo: Man.
haitian Mortgage Co loans Marazzi ConsTuc'
ton Co $50. 900.
THOMPSON ST. $. 100 II n OF Spring ST:
Q, 7xl0O: Bronx Investment Co loans Citizens
Investing Co $4,000.
REEKMAN AVE. W cor Ct Oak Terrace:
City Mortgage Co loans & Construction
Co $50. oCO
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LIS PENOENS.

l3iTH ST, 3is West; James Holly. trus:
agt Rudolph Newman ct al foreclosure OF
mtR): attorneys, Gay & Goddard
WASHINGTON AVE. e cor OF lS2d 81
lj0 5sG5I; North Sand 60 agt Nora cons,ruc-
tion Co ct al (acton 10 torec'oSe "e@"a"''
len); attorney, c Weishaupt; ,l
BOsTON POST ROAD. adj land or Davlu
Smith. containing 10ss2 acres. The Bronx,
Thomas Howiey agt Michael J kely 'aeuoh
10 declare trustl: attorney. w Lippe.
aiTH ST 1853 West: Union Trust co OF New
YORK agt William /. Sutphin ct al foreclosure
OF mtg; attorneys. Miller. King Lane q liai'
ford. .,,, -. a.
5D ST. 70 to 2s3 East: Eldridge st, l3o and
1aT. Iouis Dintenfass agt Helen Greene mo
tice OF attachmenp: attorneys ZucAerman q
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND 81 The uptes
odse Tor Ne Se 1864 % broadway, between ,ssssrs sSs
sTth SITS, until o'clock p, m m,ranch 80
ments received at the following ~. ~
at regular rates until so o eIo0A ,ss 9Th -
SSt sSt sS .aah ass: st, io4 East itth ST. ss7 w
ST.. between 7th and sth "a sves.' s, sxs. ~
i25,h ST.; 1888 Sd ave. i7oS is' A'''
Soth ST.
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rYPEwRrrINo AND rYpEvRITERs

VICTOR vIsiBLE. 10 Nassau st. Catalosue
free: all makes taken ri payment; bargains
In Undsrwoods. Reminztcns. Olivers. SmithA
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MAY 10

PARK AVE. 535: Herbert Lucas agt Five
Hundred and Thirty-ive Park Avenue. Inc. e,
all March 10. 1912; $6.13l 81.
BROADWAY. 'AS2 to 1890 W G Cornell Co
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ARTHUR AVE. r. 2Os II OF PeIhan
ave q sty frame store and dwg, 2o'sxio.o
Francesca Vacca, on prem, owner, hhthonl
uorelli o352 Arthur ave. architect, cost
II
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PROPOSALS.

U. S, ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM 10.
Army Building 80 Whitehsh street, New
York, n. Y. April 80, i9iS.-Ssaled pro-
posaIs for deepening Battery Reef. Fart
River. y. Y. viii be received A. this office
until IL ~. May H. 1913 ana then publicly
BLACK, Col, EnGrs.
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on THURSDAY.
AT No. IA Vesey street:


UNIVERSITY PL. 40 TO 56. block front bet
9th and 10th SITS, iS5x4O. 3x4S.6x irreg. sly
Office and loft bldg; trustees sale, estate OF
Henry Ider. deceased.
10Th ST 24i West, s. 2S3.5 II OF sth
ave % 4x13.7x irreg, 4 sty tenmt with store;
oxr's sale estate of VIM Mckee, deceased.
FRONT ST, 132. cor Pine st. 4Oxso.o' .
fty ofice bldg; vol sale. 40
BAINBRIDGE AVE. 2714 and 2I1B. s, lOo
II n OF 10Th st, two sty dwss, each 2oxllo;
BELLE HARBoR, l. 1.-The White House,
a 3 sty dwg. s0xiC0 on " Winthrop ave; vol
AMSTERDAM AVE. 500 and BOZ. s. 25.s
II OF S9th ST. 25xlOo, two sty mats, with
stores.
l0sth st. 25 2xi00. sty fat
l34J'H ST, 100 East. s, 337 II or cypress
ave, 81 6xl03. . sty fiat.
IO5x1s9 ax irreg sty dwg and vacant.
BAINBRIDGE AVE. w =. 2l49 II n OF Gun
nm rC- 10ylOO.5 vacant; partition sale; Den
gler Brothers estate.
By Samuel Marx.
9sTH ST. l65 East, $, 40 n OF Lexins-
ton ave 25xiOo. 3 sty fiat: vol sale
BY Henry Brady.
BI,EEcKER ST, 90 to 80, s cor Mott st.
eoY00x irreg sty loft and store: BROOKLYN
savings Bark hgt Bnlma Schalk ct al
Schenck q T. at'ys: y stump, ref, due,
sI32 $50 o.; taxes e'c, s5403 IL.
I31TH sT. 11S and 12o West, $. 2334 II
" OF Lenox ave, B.sxJJ1, sty tenmt'
sYetropolitsn Life Js,nrancc Co agt l. A
MichsAcn ct a.: Soosford u & IL, attysi i
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ast Mary A FITZGERALD ct al: June n. 1911:
S3l. .05l e6.
18th ST. 322 East Antonio Bresc!a ast
Msddelena CClucci ct al: April 2S. 1913, NV-'
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AlTER S.
Manhattan.
Tho Bronx.

aoTu sT g. 1872. II OF Madison ave.
,o n . sty loft; Costikyan & Co. II East
| IOth st. owner: Mann e. MacNellle, 10 bas'
Ibth St architects: cost 5000.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

18TH ST. 3Ol East. Andrew Is Brown agt
Schwartz estate. owner. J. a Geoshesah con-
tractor. SJt 81
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INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors, Gov
,rnes,es. eto.. to Colleges Schools and Fam
files Apply to Mrs. ii. }. YOUNG-FULTON.
90 ULiop SouarA
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

MAY 10.
WATER ST. G2s: for a 8 sty stable. 20 I
1916. j Halyey. OIL Water st. owner;
Muller, l15 Nassau 81, architect; cost. SG.OOo
The Bronx.
10th ST, $. 100 II or Elton ave
for a 4 sty ok TINT 5OXs6; Cedar Construc-
tion Co (Joseph l. Lese, 80 Nassau st, presl
owner: fremont Archt Co. 4o1 fremont ave
architect; cost. 100000.
: sty blk unit 5OxS7.2. O'Rourke Bros GO
CPatricl O'Rourke. 3is5 Hull ave, treas),
owners. fremont Aren't GO, iOl fremont
ave architects: cost. $4,000.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and at
torney)
Interest per cent. Unless otherwise stated
MAY TO-
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With few exceptions the parcels offered
at auction this week are dwelling and
tenement houses. a complete list of the
offerings follows
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COUNTRY.
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

FOR RENT.-Residence; Il rooms; modern
improvements; sun parlor; Ia acres OF land;
fruit high elevation: delightful location; fur-
nished or unfurnished. Z. r. Baobitt, Mend
ham, y. J.
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NEWS FROM
TIE AUTO ROW

The addition of the Wilmn ston Au-
tomobne Company has been com
pleted and The company is now occr-
pyins II. The new garage has ahout
$4,000 square feet or storage surface
and gives the Wilmington Automo-
bile Compan' tho largest garage in
the city.
The company recently delivered a
8 ~ Alec truck 20 ihe Joseph stoeck-
le Brewns COMPANY which makes
two machines the Stoccke Company
has purchased Tho automonle
company realizing that the demand
'or light trucks Is growing and that
the time is coming WHOM They win no
.u-ed for almost every purpose I'm pre-
ference 20 the horse. has added a limo
Iof Federal trucks 90 their business.
These trucks arc very lisht and are
adopted to every purpose
The Bradford Company recently dc
l'vered o IS p Bradford car to
Francis T. DUPONT Tho car is eiectri-
cally lehted and started A 3-44 has
also heen delivered 10 W. G TAYLOR
Of the Delaware Trust Company
Many rumors have been ahoat for
some time regarding the fact that the
STANDARD on Company is about 10 take
lover the Ford Motor Car Company
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1T is UNLAWFUL

For without license Except landlords
their respective children on their neehods anu
leaseholds respectively
For a non resident @ hh without license
license always Ill possession
o ashmg
To Tense to exhibit person arrest
hrearn II
his possesson licensed hunt
To a hunting fishing license
bird possession
the body Of such Old otner
re i'm English Sparrow and Blackbrd
possession hungarian Faruuge OF rnss
ant at any S25 each bird
To use traps Except landlords and tenants
rabbits in the open seasons
on pemsesJ
animals protected by law except
as expressly permitted by law
take protected nsh OF leIaph
certain size.
To lunt Sunday ground is covered with
except certain animals
To hunt h night except certain animals
To lights lanterns dogs wearing bells
To buntm To shoot hunted fox
obtaining permission
must be ahdav TO
o shipped carried out Of the State
To protected by the Of this
lawfully caught killed the
game the within the county OF mis- residence
To Sussex County between March
October 1.
hy authorized without warrant 'loaos OF the
Game and Fish of
ANY easehold member Of his family
authorized arrest without warrant
shall his freehold leasehod
NIT anv violation of this State
licenses have been estab-
lishcd at convenient localities all over the state
the Game and Fish Laws range from S5OO 10
each ohense
sent as promptly possible the Commissioners or to the
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
OWEN WILL
FINISH WITH
TRENTON CLUB

Because his boss on the railroad is
somewhat of baseball fam Red
Owens. Who IL was Thought was lost 40
tho Trenton club. will play She remnm-
den OF the season under Manager Conn.
Yesterday it wa, reported mat Owens
would ho unable to participate in ony
moic e,mps owma to notioo rc .od
from tine Penn yNana Railroad on,
pfny officials no Howi hure. INSTRUCT
lns the Trenton shorts.cp to return O.
lrH position ihore. This notice was re-
cei,cl Wednesday morning, and 'aitci
the cnme with York n The Afternoon
Owens packed up nd leit Tor the Penn
syivHln capital
lhnpa locked sad for thp Trenton
nicld but yesterday at noon "Rcd
hove m ghi all SMILES. and said chat
his ho., had emntcd him longer fur.
'rugh Owens informed ia boss that ha
wI. having ONE OF hia best acason8 with
'hr Tigers. and the latter. who a
great admrcr ul the veteran ndclder.
goi the wivs workng and Owens rc
mnrd TO help the bcngih stick up h
thc scramble
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
oDp FELLOWS IN sPoRT.

Delaware Lodge, | o. o. j.. spent
yesterday at Lenape Park, and every one
had a royal good time. During the day
the baseball game and field sports kept
the lodge members on the jump. Tho
unmarried mems team was defeated by
the mrried men BY the score of p TO IS
The result Of the field sports was as
follows;
The lO0-yard lash-L. A. Keatly, first
prize; n. Shines. second
Shoe ace-Bayard Strong, first; IL
Shines second.
JO.yard dash for ladies-Miss Nc
Lauchin. first; Miss Lee, second.
Cigarette race-Niss +. Turner, first
Mrs w. II Roth. second.
Ball throwng-B. Strong.
Ladies ball throwing Beacon
first; Miss Walthers. second
Hop. skip and jump, for men-A
Knlmbachcr.
Hop. skip and Jump, for ladies-Niiss
Mclaughlin. first, and Mrs. c. y. Tay-
lor. second
Running broad jump. A. Keatly
first: II. Shines. second
Standing broad iump-Cambv Smith.
S0-yard dash, for girls Dorothy Whar
ton.
Spot dance Miss Monckton, No 1885,
Walnut street
Waltz contest-Frcd Lewis. No. 2oi
West Sixteenth street, and Miss Lee
No 1892 West Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
GAME SLIPS
WHEN BROWN
GOES WILD
Chicks Take York Into Four
teen Inning Game Only to
Lose 5 to ;
KAVANAUGH GETS
OUT WITH THREE HITS

York won from Wilmington in
fourteen inning game yesterday 5-S,
and although the Chicks outbatted the
visitors. Brown blew up in the last
round. hitting two men and walking
another. with the result that two York
: runners scored
1t was a hard-fought battle all the
way through until Brown began to go
bad. Tobin was sent to the mound TO
relieve him in that inning but the
. damage had been done
x, II was one of the hardest games Of
the year On Wednesday Harrisburg
PLAYED the Chicks into a thirteenth
ming game and Won That game was
easy however as compared with yes
terday's for three hours and a half
the teams fought as they never fought
before and wnen the finish came It
was with spirit OF relief
The Chicks got away good enough
when with TWO down I'm the FIRST Harry
Fritz. he with the Deutchlandish grin,
doubled and scored on Glechmans
single. For the Roses in the second
Kayanaugh singled, pilfered second
and came home on Browns wild fling
no FIRST after he had been advanced ON
Knots out
In the fourth period Davis singled
and kavanaugh followed suit After
Lynch had flied out To right Knots
been passed Kerrs throw TO second
rolled 10 the center garden, Villains
had been give a life and when the
smoke cleared away, the Roses were
found to have two more runs.
The Chicks tried TO steal a run in
d the fifth when Jackson singled went
to second on Mannlng's error and
stole third But there he died, after
.iMarhefka grounded and Brown was
caught at second trying TO steal
The Chicks did procure a run in the
.,eixth on Myere's single, an error by
'.Davis and Browns solid one base rap.
The seventh gave the locals another,
Mr.. McKenna, doubled. Fit2 advanced
him to third with a pretty sacrifice
bunt and the run scored when Gleich-
man singled
~, Tom Brown seemed to he all IN
when he opened in the fourteenth
inning. He began by wingne
Mannings. Hooper sacrificed and Johu.
son was walked purposely Browr
hit Davis IN the head and the bag'
were loaded. With one down and th'
pans loaded, Jackson rushed Tobin t'
the frins line The inheld was play
Ing close but KaVanaugh hit the frs
OF Tohin's selections so hot int
y Sharpe that the jill hit the lad in the
breast before he could handle H.
Meanwhile Manning scored. L}nchs
life forced johnson over the plate
and Tohms halk of Knots forced
Doris over
Tho Chicks could only stick one
. across in their half of the fourteenth
and the game was over
Evening journal., 1913-07-19

the Chief, and whitfield twice.
The Yankees set a new record for
themselves by beating Cleveland. round
ing out for the first time a string Of
three consecutive victories. The Maps
made five errors. and Joe jackson CON
trihuted three of them.
BaumQardner held Washington NJ bav
for eleven innings. but cracked in the
twelfth and four runs were driven in. Il
took both Groom and Johnson TO beat
him. Johnson did rot allow hit in the
four innings he pitched.
Dluss went seven innings without ziv.
ing the Red Sox n hit, and held them to
four safe ones for the game.
Tho Cardinals still have the edge or
the Giants. handing them another defeat
IN the first game Of Yesterdays double.
header Mathewson officiatcd in the
second game, however. and held them TO
five hits.
Thirteen Pirates went To hat in the
ffth inning of the game with BROOKLYN
Seven drew passes on halls and three
runs were forced in. Babe Adams held
the Dodgers 10 five hits and mixed in
tho Pirate attack with four hits, one a
double
Cincinnati outrallicd the Phillies and
won in ninth inning finish. Dooin's
men drove in three runs in the eighth,
but when tho Reds came back with a
ike number could not repeat
Though Larry Chappele failed to get
nit in his four times up. Owner Com.
iskcv. of the White Sox. today said he
was we'll pleased at tho showing made
by his $4,000 recruit in his first game
Larry smashed out two long drives that
were captured. famed twice and cut of
daring Athletic runner at third by a
long peg from deep center.
Catcher Nick Allen. turned over TO
the Northern League by the Minneapolis
Milcrs last season is expected to Join
the White SoX tomorrow One of Com
iskev's scouts reported Allen TO be the
] hest backstop in tho bushes.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
Saturday SporsOdds and Ends of Live Sport

Hard one gone.
The game was won and lost often
by both teams.
York seems to be the stumbling
block. The last time the clubs met
York copped twice. Can they re-
peat?
Millman and Brown had a hard
days work with honors about even
until Brown broke in the fourteenth.
When Brown walked Johnson pur-
posely in the fourteenth. some fans
thought Kerr had made an error Of
judgment As a matter of fact the
play was right Johnson is one OF
the most dangerous hitters in Tri-
State ball, and had he hit the game
would have slipped with the hit.
Hooper and Kaufman pulled a
pretty one on Marhefka After Tony
had whipped one to left for two bags.
Tony tried for third and was nailed
hard.
Fritz lost a good chance to win
when he allowed himself to get run
down off second
The players we're in a highly ner-
vous condition. McKenna and Lynch
threatened a mix-up until Tom Wal
ker called the men
Davis threatened to clean I'D with
his long drive to left in the fourteenth
but Gleichman saved the day for a
minute
McKenna's catch Of Williams drive
in the thirteenth was one of the hard
est Of the day.
The Chicks spend next week on the
road.
Chief Bender struck out $4,000 wortl
of baseball playing material twice in tho
Athlctic-W White Sox game. Larry Chap
pellc. Comiskeys prize recruit failed e
get hit in -four appearances against
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
PLAYGROuNp RIBRON CONrEsTs

Interest is increasing in the pro
posed ribbon contests which arc to
be weekly feature Of the play
ground work and announcement has
been made by Miss Jennie Weaver
the playground supervisor that the
contests will begin about the middle
Of next week.
The events for the winners of
which the ribbons are offered are
the pole vault. running high jump,
standing broad jump. 80 year dash
| and chinning In addition TO the
ribbons 10 be awarded the ribbon
winners at the end OF the season will
contest for the athletic badge offered
by the National Playground associa-
tion.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
rIrLn MEEr Ar FORT DuFONT.

Special to TIE EVENING JUUhNAL
DELAWARE CITY. Del, July l9.-
The second field meet OF the season
viii be held in September the
events will be. shelter-tent pitching
contest signalling contest, 220 yard
dash running broad jump, equipment
race and sack race. A system o.
roints has been established TOT lhe
meets. The three individuals making
the highest scores in certain OF the
field meet events will receive a gold
watch fob. suitably engraved. The
contests are governed by A. O.
Standings rules Tho Slst Co. C.
a C.. won the last field meet with a
total of 66 points.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
YORK TIRED
OF The PACE

The meeting Of the York Tri- State
club directors. which was to have
hoen held last Wednesday evening.
was called off until next Monday
evening. owing to a number of the
directors being out of town AZ this
session further plans will be made
for 'hoosters' day, ON Saturday July
&C. The White Roses will have as
their opponents Bill Coughlins
/ bunch from Allentown on that day
/ It Is said that unless the salary
limit is reduced somewhat York will
not he represented in the Tri state
next season This season the six lea
que circuit and the many home
games has taken large interest
from the glme here. as we'll rs other
cities over the circuit and the result
is decrease IN the attendance Then
aEan. with o siv-league circuit the
travelling expenses for the teams are
much higher York directors some
time aro said that the expenses of
travelling for The White Roses thus
far has already passed the mark
for the whole Of 1912 season
n has been suggested that the lea
ere salary limit be lowered from ST.
sen 10 LOCO and have an eight league
circuit for tho 1914 campaign More
young blood would he seen on tho
teams ard il i- believed that hcttor
ramos would he tho result
However with the heavy losses. all
six clubs have announced their inter-
tions Of sticking 10 ont 10 the end Tho
only way q club could drop from tho
league is hy forfeiung the $4,000 bond
posted with President Carpenter be-
fore tho opening of the campaign. An
other method would be for the League
10 diaband which would mean that
each club would simply lose their
franchise ard players but this latter
action is not expected to take place
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
rrcnrn nF cH1NFsF TEAM

Tn, Chinese team from the University
ct Hawaii which will play a picked
team from the All.Wilmington League
next Thursday 10 Front and Union
streets was defeated by only one college
team IN the whole country. They lost
10 Notre Dame University. Included IN
the teams that the Cinnamon vanquish'
ed during their tour were Leland stan
ford University. California, University
OF Missouri. University OF Iowa, Uni
,ersitv OF Minnesota and Pennsylvania
state College Tho foreign team is now
on its way back 20 the Pacific. coast
again. and viii sail for Honolulu IN
September
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
RITCHIE TO MEET WELSH.

BY The United Press
NEW YORK. July 19.-Willie
Ritchie's next appearance in the
ring may be in Madison Square Gar
den early this fall to meet Freddie
Welsh. the British title holder. Word
reached here today that Ritchie was
willing to box the Englishman at
any time and negotiations are al
ready under way to stage ten round
bout
Evening journal., 1913-07-19

The many dealers Of these popular
cars denounce this an untrue state
mont
1ho output OF the company has been
very mrch increased and tho factories
can hHdly supply the demand The
Gomery Schwartz Motor Car Com
pany, of which Y ~ Partington is
local m9nager has during the past
woek sold p number Of the cars. Yes
torday Mr. Partington sold two Ford
Cars and has mado several demon
strations
The new Hudson Six Of 81 h. n
which is heing sold az si.a50 is max
ing hit as woll as the Hudson Four
at slIoo Both cars are fully eauip-
PEG with the belco system of electric
seli-cranking. lighting and ignition de-
vice, demountahle rims speedometer
clonk ton. windshield and an other
details
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
PLAYGROUND GAME.

In the city inter playground league
a spectacular game. witnessed by
several hundred persons was played
yesterday AZ Christiana Park. be-
tween the teams Of Pine street and
West End Fairgrounds. The Pine
street team won by a score of 9 to 8.