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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-07
FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York The seamens Bank Tor SAVINGS in
tic city % New York Plaintiff, against
sn Ifs"" ,S -. Fie 10. a25i IL Year isi5
lu pursuance OF a Judgment of foreclosure
and sale. duly made ami entered in tho
above. entitled action and bearing date the
18th day u March. 1913. I, tho undersigned,
the Referee in said Judgment named. viii
sell at public auction At the EXchange
saiesgoom. nos. li-l6 Nesey street III the
Borough or Manhattan. city ~ New York. on
the seventh day OF April. 1913. at Il o'clock
noon Oh that day. by Herbert =, sherman.
Auctoneer. the premise dlrectea px salt
Judgment 20 he sold. aud therein described as
follows: Al that certain lot. piece or parcel
NJ land. with the buildings and improvement
thereon erected. situate. lying and being IN
the Borough OF Manhattan OF tho city % New
York in tho county and state OF New York.
bounded and described as follows Beginning
at point Ia the nOrtheasterly SIDE OF Canal
street At The sOuthwcstcrIy corner OF lot OF
land now or formerly belonging 10 John Rohr.
distant one hundred and one feet more or
less southcasterly from the corner formed by
tho intersection OF said northeasterly side or
Caral street with the eastcry side OF wash
iugtJu street; running theme" hoithcrly dions
said land now or formerly nclonsiIlk 70 sou
John RON. forts -onc rect; tlchcc hofth"'at-
CRY along the rear OF another lot now or
formerly belonging 10 John lionr seventeen
feet eight inches, thence westerly across The
eud OF an alley and AZ right angles with
Greenwich street three feet; thence northwest
orly along said alley fifteen feet SIX inches
tO fence. thence HoitfNfrtetlN hiSp dibHS
said allev. eight feet six inches; thence north
westerly also along said alley. seventeen feet
six inchee: thence westerly stlll along aid
alley and ri right angles 70 Washington
stree, seventy feet 10 tho castory side =
Washington street. thence southerly along said
cssterly side OF Washington street twenty
two feet two inches 70 the corner formed ny
tho intersection Of the easterly side OF WasA-
ington street with the uortheastsrly side Of
Canal street: and thence southeastcrly along
said noriheastcrly side ~ Canal street one hun
dred and one feet moro or less 20 the point
or place OF beginning, said premises being now
known by the numbers $50. 635, J3I. $50 and
al Canal street
Dated. New York. March 10th 1918.
CHARLES +. HOFFMAN, Referee.
STRONG q CADWALADER. Attorneys Tor
Plaintiff. 20 Wall street, Borough OF Man
haitian.
The following Is n diagram Of the property
TO be sold. its street numbers are $50 10 81
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The approximate amount OF tho lien or
charge. to satisfy which the aooye-descrlbed
property IS 10 be cold. Is SlO33i5 -. with IN
tercst thereon from March 18Th, 1913. to-
gcther with costs and allowance amounting
to s36G.47, with Interest from March IAN.
1918. together with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate amount OF taxes. as
sessments and water rates or other liens,
which are to be allowed 20 the purchaser
out OF the purchase money, or paid by the
Referee. Is Sj.O96 II and interest.
Dated New York March 18th. 1918
CHARLES l. HOFFMAN. Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Charlcs y. Hin, as admr: de bonls
non of Matilda g. Hil decd. Plaintiff against
James g. Tyler and others, Dctendants.-In
pursuance Of judgment OF foreclosure and
sale. duly made and entered In the above
entitled action. and bearing date the lith day
Of March 1913. /. the Undersigned the REF
cree in said judgment named. will sell at pub
lie auction. at the Exchange salesroom, Nos
14-i6 Vesey Street. In the Borough or Mammal.
tan. city Of New York. on the 10th day OF
April. 1919. at I: o'clock noon on that day. by
Jacob H. Mayors. Auctloneer the premises d.
rccted by said judgment to be sold. and therein
described as follows: All that certain parcel OF
land situate, lying and being In the Borough or
Manhattan. city OF New York. bounded and
described a. follows: Beginning at n point on
The northery side OF Two hundred fifteenth
street distant 32J feet easterly from the cor
ner formed by the intersection OF the eastery
side OF Tenth Avenue aud the said northery
side OF Two hundred fifteenth Street. and run
ming thence northerly parallel with Tenth Ave
nue. 90 feet II inches 10 the centre line OF
the block: thence eastcrly along said centre
line OF the block and parallel with Two hun
bred fifteenth street, 10 feet; thence soutneriy
again parallel with Tenth Avenue. W feet II
inches to tho said northerly side OF Two hun
dred fifteenth street. and then westerly along
the said northerly side OF Two hundred III
teenth street 20 feet to the point or place OF
beginning. 10 ,o,.
JULIUS II. ROSANSKY. Referee.
HUNT. HILL & BELTS. Attorneys FOR PLAIN
tlff. 1855 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan
New York City.
The following is diagram Of the property to
be sold:
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wants position bar IIarbor Maine or I Lehos.
Win kitchenrnaiG best personal deloi ''i1'0'
| $40 Miss Sheas Agency D l.sst 4.u =
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j.. MONTAGUE TERRACE Gfeightsl Most
: Convenient locality greater New York; sub
Va,: five minutes MANHATTAN. corner trolley
=, BrosdNe,. rCichborhood aristoCratic,
.Shie syperirr: terms moderate. Main HOH.
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PHONE S4gi Bryant J Barandon. % West
45th St Exceptional offering. ladies' tailored
suits TO order: newest fabrics. SO instead Of
$50: French linen suits. latest designs. w
and $50. workmanship and ~ guaranteed.
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.xson,s Agency SIS eth ave. Tel. 3zs Bryan;
FARMLAND. --s25, North OF Ireland; goY
,esmster and mixer; ZOO. in'c csre Of
Matheyson's Agency, sls 9th ave. Tel 90
sfyant
MARRIED cOrPIE.--Man as coachiii.ahi'
Wiling 10 make himself generally oseiS a.
isio cero and drive automobile: %ife 10 90
efesvfbiny In house. fire. class rcfcIen',
Tor prefent employer. Charles Bell III
DF.sioD ave, Brooklyn.
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BEONN 800 SKIRT

BEONN $lOO NkINI lVHTANl.
Suits 90 order from your own material.
e. nn up Skirts. 81 90 up. Good ~ and
workmanship. ESQ 81 ave. 18Th ST. sub
-NHN NfIiLnu.
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MlLbINEEY rAUGHr.

MILLINERY .ALDIII.
FIFTH AVENUE DESIGNER
EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE TRADE; Will Ia
wiifoI rSt ir Hi-yISi;. DAY EVENINGS.
NINE. aAYRE. FOG WEST 9TH ST.
II. BAUMGARTEN. LADIES' TAILOR.
4OS WEST 9TH ST,
VIII make : perfect fitting suit Il order OF
YOUR own material from So up. skirt. 81 Up;
dresses. So: our own material, Slj W.
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ARAiHAND.--Germsn: s25; good tean ,,,,r
and good man around stock; can max Main
Ter; personal references. w, care OF sia -,
sSsons Agency SIS 9th ave. lei. 80 -. g.,
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BUTLER. valet useful or second houseInsn'
tai. strong Svede; speaks Enghsh laS!o
letslv: well trained: excellent references; $40
0sterberg Agency, 10 Lexington ave. Tel
Plaza 1865.
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THE ENTERPRISE

Ladies Tailor and prcSsmaker. J viii make
q perfect fitting SUIT o! your own material for
$500 skirts. 500. Pit and workmanship
guaranteed. Is East l2Jth ~
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$50: swedish girl; best
yeferences Mynttinen's Agency 2lo' 'u'
arc TeI 1908 Harlem.
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y. COOPER.

1918 COLUMBUS AVE,
BETWEEN lu9TH-llUHH STREETS.
SPRING SUITS. MODERATE PRICES.
Will make latest style spring suits; perfect
citing ard workmanship guaranteed. Phone
A5o7 Diver
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"eUY BY PARCEL POST"
Roo,h.Oveton Dyspepsia Tablets.

BOoth-Oyerton Dyspepsia IaDiets.
Immediately relieve distress after eating. sent
bv parcels Post on receipt OF price. Regular
size 5Oc. Write for free sample. BOOTH
OVERTON CO, II Broadway, New York.
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CiOSSARI

lfOSSAklD
Front Laced Corsets, Olmstead Back Laced
Corsets fitted by experienced corsetieres'
s. 30 up: Corsets TO order. SO up; Blen Jolio
Grccian Trcco Corsets 81 30 and up.
OLMSTEAD CORSET CO. 81 Wesl ed St,
Now York 'Phono Gramcrcy ~.
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COOK Experienced; nrst class relefchecs;
-. ,,,I..dnrate Nassa Employment Agcn-
%, on 6fh ave Phone 2T3J Columbus.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

ORGANIST ana CHOIRMASTER OF ABILITY
New York from Philadelphia. is open for a
position: Thoroughly familiar with Protestant
and Jewish services. Address Z. - olV
Broad ST. Newark, y. j.
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THE FASHION LADIES' TAILORING co.
- West l25th St.. 34s 9Th ave.
VIII make a perfect lifting suit 10 order OF
vour own material from $500 up. skirt, Tlp
ilp Dresses $500. Our own material, slJ.oo
Up We also sell ready made TIodhs' Seit'
and Skirts at very low prices. Ielephohe iisr-
lon fh5S-GramercY j6J3.
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working manager, wants PoS1 lsi
10 take full charge on gentleman ,Ptn ra
thoroughly understands all farm maG isn can
atte. etc. prefer place wnea ,t,,r make:
me child II Years old. Address Wende'' 10
3rfAd ii NoMark. n. j.
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TAI'RETTE. fashionable millinery. "oll A.l-
stordam ave: latest fashions In strawH'
ladies' own materials maqc up; an Nv sH. %
In millinery supplies Oh hand. Phone 519'
snuUit.u
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COUPLE. swedish: gardener and coachman;
vic cook or lsundress or do housework; both
.enerallv useful; go any, distance. Miss Nor
lows Agency. 721 Lexington ave. 18th ST.
Telephone 1928 Plaza.
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HOUSEWORKER, SO. experienced. neat
young girl good references. city or coun
try. Mathewson's Agency, SIS 9th ave. Tel
G1S-RrNant.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. reliable, sober, non
est; highest recommendations. MTs: heigt
Hoving's Agency. 233 Lenox ave. Tel. II"
Aorningside. ----
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HOUSEWORK ER.-Ncat, tidy. middle aged
woman; GOOD plain cook, willing and obir-
ing; two years references. Domestic EN-
change. 324 Columbus ave, near 10Th 81.
Tel SCHUYLER g13G
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Girl. Finnish: young; lately landed: for
small family or apartment; $40 Mynttincn's
Agony. 2l07 9TH ave. Tel. 1905 Harlem.
hot SEWORk. -rho-oughIy experienced col
cred girl; eNcellen. COOK. desires position:
references Don site Service Agency 30
West 99th ST Riverside 1913
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NME LIVINGSTON. Imported and DomestG
Millinery We utilize your own material
nSie proadwav Phone Audubon IFS.
.,.----t- --...,. ,r.iic~ fortnerI, with
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PROSPECT 81 90 SKIRT co.
ladies' Tailors and Uressmakcrs. Skirts made
To- order. 81 mp: Suits made 10 order SO Up.
$50 Wcstchcster ave, cor Prospect ave-. sub
station. Rron. Phone Merosc JlJ6. We also
ma kc skirts and suits from our own material.
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WANTED--GoOd experienced dTessInsKer, tole
- ~. SD up Nine Zingales. italian dress
maker 300 West 1f6th ST.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

pI-TTEP VNLIJr. - Excellent references,
aorousnlv understands his duties. MISS
Margaret smiths Agency, 3 west "a a.
Tel 1893 Bry ant. ---
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soAROERS WANTED.
WEST sIDE-Below Tooth Street.
RROOkLIN.

ooru IT IL NEST.-Fir.t floor. sinSly. ~
suite. superior table: rehmed FANNY '"o''
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HELP WANTED.
Male
Female.

E.-THE NEW YORK SCHOOL OF
Sc CR EFT A r $,
l.olla7 Hall. - west 42d St Secretarial
csgrss only: stenozraphy. secretarlal ENGLISH
sccouutancy and social amenities. - d.
WHEAT. Director.
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CoACHMAN. useful. gardener: wife assist
laundry OF homework. both oapaGle; h aEg
child six years old city, country. ineuS''ia'
Agency. II Wesl 81 81. -.
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COUPLE-French; butler, valet wHe Ter"
class cook. good manager: exceli s.l iei' y
ences: city or country. Industrial Ase"0'' -
West 42d 81, -----,,..
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Farm MANAGER or FOREMAN. An l, leai'.
aged 90 large experience i'm up tO-date ~, c,t
w: references on Gle. odelrs Agency 60 o''
ave. 'PhOue 1907 Bryant.
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! RAIII.AN

THE COLONIAL TAHOE.
So COLUMBUS AVE. Bet. sjth & SGth ste.
suits 20 order. with SILK lining. $50 and
W. Nlso rcmodelling attended 10. Try, and
be convinced. Inone S22i Schurlcr.
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BI-TIEP TSEFII-swiss; neat appearance
willing; industrious: excellent references cly
Or eountry; SO. Industrial Agency Ia Nest
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REX TAILORED RAINCOAT CO., Inc. 100
West 44th st-We specialize in making a
raincuat or waterproof top coat 10 your nieas
urc from our most complete showing OF newest
STYLES aud materials IN English glbadines,
craVenstte tNecds. wOrsteJs. cassiineres,
Canton. silks. moderate prices.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
NrsT sIDE-BeIow Tooth street.

.. se 9TH ST. 145 WEST-private house:
SnSn1y,Sally attractive rooms; bath. gentlemen;
- alIrant.
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CHAUFFEUR oAcHMAN. Scotch; m sTi1er
aged 40 efHcient mechanic; careful or, Sic
strictly temperate; reliable undaes' NJsc~
references furnished: Will so anywhere
Donald. 2ig West 4sth Il.
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ROOM AND BOARD
WEST sIDE-Aboyc Tooth street.
BROOKLYN.

ur~py ST. 1Go ts}-Nicely FUR
ri.bed iron, ard han room. improvements.
Tel Min @SltR.
ppTsIDENT ST.. 920.--Unususliy large and
handsome a'coNc for two; other rooms; al
,.,,yi,. furnished: breakfast optional. Phone
r,-o-necf lIfE
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I.ESUIN BROS.

LADIES TAILOR.
We offer spring and sumner suits az very
reasonable prices. Satisfa tion and workman
ship guaranteed. .0I Columbus ave: phone
/ Arn l'nlun bus
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
INSTRUCTION..
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
si.npIies Professors, Teachers. Tutors. Gov
srnesses etc, 10 Colleges, Schools and Fam
iIles Apply TO Mrs. II. J. YOUNG FULTON.
% Union SQUARE
The evening world., 1913-04-25

The Giants must have been Kidding
the other teams In the National League.
After losing their first two games. one
10 tho Braves and the other to the
Dodgers, they have won seven and tied
one battle-a thirteen inning affair.
Tho Giants Iwumise % further inocase H'sif
lead in the neIt few days. during which ttne the
Pirates and Cuts, who look to be their most
Dangerous foes. will lie At each others Mroau In
Chicago.
Nv virtue of their victory over the Hichanders
while the Rel SoS were trimming the Senator,
the Atheticu jumped right tack into the l1ad OF
the American League race.
TIE Boston clubs are having a hard time At II,
ta,e braves being In e.e cellar Il the National
League and tie Red Sox only one noor higher w
In the American League.
Tho Ncraria arp leading the International
League race, while the Toronto hys. who landei
tive flag last season. arc occupying the Ailend
berth.
TIE Reds scored an easy victory over the Car
finss hut the game was a swaHest, the winners
making fourteen hits and the losen tiirtecn.
Ownie Bush the rs,pery little dortsip, was
the star OF the same between the Tigen and the
The evening world., 1913-04-25
Newsy Baseball Notes

wfAts sox. stealing three bases of Catcher Jons.
An unusual batting feat was tina. prformri
BY Right Fielder Williams a the browns in The
rame with the White SoH or Pitcher Ctcowe
ne garnered tlircc triples In succession. one 20
right, one To oentrs and one 10 left field
Manager Griffith and Cnach aohader will most
lilrly he suspended for arguments with Unpire
Unnesn In the contest with Tire Red Sox.
Clyde Engel who u<ed 10 play with tie High.
ianders was the big noise for the Boston Amen.
oanS a. he banged out single. q double and a
trpe. Tbs Senators looked like sure winners I'm.
Ill Bostons for.run batting rally in the nin,h.
Reports that Zimmerman. Chicaso's third base.
man had injured his heel and would be ont Of
the game for some time. denied by Manager
Evcrs. There Is no truth in tie reTorts," said
EyeTs.
Pitcher William Powell and 1nfieideY Michac,
Bershamcr have been sold 10 the Cincinnati "a.
tional, by the Chicago Nationals. 1t 10 under.
stood that Tinker claimed them ct the waiver
prios.
"Cy" Yioune major league pitcher. famous foi
more than a score OF years. has signed . contrac,
10 manage the Cleveland Club Of the Federal
LsagueLcaSue for the coming season. Practic,
and the selection Of team will begin at Lam.
Park. Cleveland, where the Federals will open tx
ecaaon ON May 3 with the CovnrtJn Ky team.
The evening world., 1913-04-25
Only Two Golfers From This
Section Qualify In Tournament
at Atlantic City. .,AA.

Golfers from thie section Jared badly
In the qualification test OF the open
tournament at the Country Club Of
Atlantic City. only Hamilton X. Kerr
Of Ekwanok and Frederick Snare Of
Englewood making the hrst sixteen
George A. Crump Of Philadelphia and
Maurice Rlsley Of the home club tiled
for the medal. with rs each. The sur
prise Of the day was the failure Of
Henry J. Topping Of Greenwich TO
qualify. Recently at Pinehurst he won
the North ana south championship. and
many fans looked for him to lead the
field.
Tn . practice game at London. Ens,ands
full ATncricas cup polo team was badly defeated
by the Eaton team. cnmrcsed II H. 0rsnfsl
y. ". Freake. Lord wodchouse. and Capt. Lock.
EFT. England conceded three goals. but the game
ended ii 70 In favos Of Eton IN . Keen
match. which wss marked by brilliant hitting
and extremely quick ssllopins. II u said that
ES S m1Ts ds s:s ~. rot ps r. s .I no
selves Ia continuation play rather than In at
tempting TO score sosis
Athletes Of fourteen branches Of the Young
Mons CHRISTIAN AAsocisti,u tuns~tsd In th,,r
in the s gymnasium H, Of e.. E.s. ya. Rrs"eS X
which sis fed events and four ciasses Of wrestling
bouts were held. one rccud was brokes, when
Harry kersler % tho HON. branch iesprd the
height % five feet eight inss,ca In che running
high jung clearing t,ie bar without touch.
Columbia ,ost to wc.lsysn At iennis on the
s s1S r ..S . s!' In ~ c .Js Most Ike
matches were Close and hard fg,eht. The Md.
d-,uwners wuked harder than the srorp indicates.
O'Nei!l and Coffin Of Columbia did some nod
uphill work IN the final a the doubiea, against
Racou and Richarh. but only 70 ioss On .
deuce Get.
Manager Barford Of the Fordham hail tesm an.
noupced Yesterday that the game with Wesleyan
for to-mowo~ had been cancelled by the Midde.
town mansseasnt. and The Mngon and the Meth
element weather prevented ire Holy Crcs ana
the Dartmouth gamas On FurihAm field, Bariorl
The evening world., 1913-04-25
W|LL|AMS'S POOR WORK
BEHIND BAT CAUSES
H|CALANDERS TO LOSE
Athletics Steal Six Bases Of
the New York Clubs
Young Catcher.

PHILADELPHIA, April cs.-The High
landers will wind up their series with
the Athletics to-day. They have won
one game out of three. but they are
hoping to earn the laurcls to-day in the
getaway battle. which will give them
an even break for the series. II such
a thing transpires Manager Chance will
have reason to feel proud. as the ex-
Worlds Champions are batting and
fielding in wonderful form, and any club
that defeats them has to go along at
a lively pace.
The only trouble with Manager Mack's
men II that their pitching stan II In
very weak condition. Even Chief
Bender <who performed yesterday. Is
far from being In form. The New York
ers batted him hard all the way. but
they didn't seem to be able to do any
timely clouting. II they had had some
Of the Athletics luck In batting they
would have romped away with an easy
victory.
The chief cause OF the visitors defeat
was the catching OF Williams. Although
ne Is a promising lad who can hit, he "A
away on In pegging to the bases. and
such crafty runners as the Athletics
made him look as though he never wore
a mask before. Six bases were stolen
In fact, every one attempted-and this
was the means Of giving the locals the
game and their four runs to one.
Al Schulz. the New York clubs prom
ising lsft-handed recruit. did we'll. hold
ing the home team to Ave hits. He
was . trifis wild. though. issuing Ave
passes. The Highlanders made eleven
hits. including a double. a triple and
nine singles. Hartxel. with three hits,
was the swat king OF the day.
The evening world., 1913-04-25
Irish American Heavyweight
Quickly Knocks Out B. Benz
of Hartley House.
BIZ John Pollock.

The 1rish-American A. c. has a very
promising heavyweight boxer In A. J.
Reich. Although he may never ente,
the professional ranks, still all his
friends claim that II he should ever de-
eide on such q move he would make
all the so-called White Hopes toxic to
the woods.
Reich was tho star performer at the
finals Of the amateur tournament for
the New York state titles at the City
Athletic Club. and he made a great hit.
scoring the most decisive win OF the
night when he knocked out II. REM OF
Hartley House after one minute and
fivc seconds Of fRhting. A right hand
swing TO the jaw was the punch that
earned him the honors. Reich 10 now
not only heavyweight champion Of the
state. but he 10 metropolitan champion
as well.
The only other bout that caused any
real excitement was the final Of the 10s-
pound class, in which Leo Kahn Of the
Pennant A. c. met Bert We'll OF the
st. bartholomew A. G. so close was
this engagement that tho Judges ordered
an extra two-minute round, and Kahn,
who at one time was metropolitan 105-
pound champion. was awarded ahe ver-
dict.
Leach Cross has ben flooded. with offers ancs
no snno,ncsd that hc intended restins for sew.
spite u several lucrative offers Manager Sam
Wailach Gays that Leach will continue to take