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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
STORAGE NOTICES.
BOWLING GREEN STORAGE 4 VAN COM

No. 24s-50-52 West 18th Street
To George Alleyne. X. Il. Alling. william
Hall Allen, L. BaumAnn AZ Company for Mrs.
Della Edwards, Miss Louise Blum Miss Eliza
beth Blum, Lieutenant Burke, Mrs. V. Bar
bera Frank Bell. Peter j. Bohn. MISS r. M
Brewster, Henry Buthfer, Mrs. Henry Buthfef.
Edward Banner Mrs Helen A. Banner
CoWperthwaite's Furniture CO., Albert Ia conn
Mrs Hester Crumiell, Thomas CROSBY, !. =
Dabo. Mrs Edward Davis, stefan I i,ilG
Dushaniich Christine Princess Dushanjch'
Messrs Joseph Dodgers sons, /. {. Dunn
Mrs. Della Edwards n. :. Easton Mrs James
Gormley James Germley. Mrs. X. Garoarins'
Joseph Crimes J. &. Hamilton. Mrs. Harry -
Hartt Harry 9. HART. Robert w. Han. sam
uel Hof. Harders Fireproof storage van
Co. J. Hartigsn account Crosby Mrs. E'ily
Irving, J. b. Kirby Louis Levy, MISS lrens
Ratcliff. NJ j. Rabat, Herman l.. Roth. Mrs.
H. c. Robey. Spear & Company, w. p. shaw
David sobel Mrs. Mark Sullivan, Arthur stem.
Stanley Stanaway, Captain Glenaiwyn stuart
or stewart Stewart & Company, Ltd, Charles
Sheehan Mrs. q. Schwallle, George i. Sanders.
William ]. Talbot account Whiting, Antonio
Tomasulo. Terminal Warehouse Company MISE
Nav Van Colt William J. Whiting, Edward A
West Robert Watson. Mrs Annie warner
You are hereby notified that the storage being
due and the time for payment or this Com
pany's lien therefore upon the property hereln-
a fter described having expired. and due notice
thereof having been given you this Compan.
will cause such property, 70 wit. Household
Goods. Bar Fixtures Personal Eirec's; Dn,ce
etc stored in the Warehouse Of this COMPANY
by YOU or in your name or In which you claim
an interest. 10 be sold az public auction ac-
cording to the statutes in such cases made ana
provided at the above named Warehouse. NO
952 West 65th street. New York CITY. On Inurs
day, February 2Gth. 1914. at 10 o'clock 4. ". 4,
said sale be not completed on the day herein
mentioned Il will be continued on each sue
ceediny Thursday at the same hour aud place
until all goods are sold.
ROWLING GREEN STORAGE VAN CON-
PANN.
p p TERHUNE. sECRETARY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18

Albany, Feb. 1.-THE following lncorpo-
rations were filed with the Secretary OF
State to-day:
The Salvage Company. Manhattan; So 600:
Thomas BOdger. No. COS West l3lst street, New
York; David \. sterling and Herman Lenitz,
Alexander r. BOyce. Queens. deal in en-
eines pumps, boilers and hardware $1,000;
Alexander r. Boyce, foot OF Front street, Long
Island City; John NJ Boteler and John +
Bear, Realty COMPANY; The Bronx; $500
Brooklyn; Jacob Batavia and Theodore T.
Strauch New York.
GRAY Line Taxicsb Company Buffalo; SO
600: William J. Waters. No. 40 Main street,
Buffalo: William II. Riehl and Sherman ,.
Magid Katzrnan e. Stroller Brooklyn: deal
in stoves and repairs: $4,000 Morris stroller
No. 14G Manhattan avenue. BROOKLYN MOTIFS
kaufman and Charles Magid. BROOKLYN ..a
Henry Kelly. r., Manhattan, wholesale and
retail fruit business SO, 900; Henry Kelly. jr.
No 419 West Iith street. New York: Edmund
Fitzgerald and John German, New York.
syracuse Process Floor Company, Syracuse;
$1,000 Charles II. Horton. Syracuse; Ernest
J. Schabelitz and William T. Crane, syracuse
Lucia Avenue Company, Queens realty con
struction: $50. 600; Jacob Rosenthal, NO. 10
South Remington avenue. Aryerne; sarah 10
senthal. Arysrne: Sylvan MetZgeT, New YORK
standard Shelac Company Brooklyn; 5000
George L. Wood. No. 1913 Avenue ID. Brook
lyn Horace u. King and May Fried Ne"
Greenstadt Construction Corporation. Man
haitian. S. 600: Charles 4. strauss, No. -ol
BROADWAY New York: Sidney II. Aarons, New
York: Elizabeth Smith. The Bronx. $1,000.
IrOduois Fruit Farms. Buffalo; 5000
Joseph \. Archibald. No. i0I Hodge avenue
Buffalo: Ralph T. Heard and L. C. Kinn;us
Buffalo. oon
Rex Rooster Company. Manhattan. 5000
Frederick T. Lagel. No. 2f9 East 18th street
New York: r. Stanley Ciyburn. BROOKLYN Ed
ward G. Christensen, New York.
Karlbach Realty Corporation. Manhattan;
10000: Charles 4. strauss. No. 81 Broad
way. New York: Sidney II. Aarons, New YORK
Elizabeth Smith. The Bronx, -,
me Gluckauf Company. Manhattan; deal IN
suspenders carriers and webbing: 5000; MOI
rls Gluckauf. No. 40 Prospect Place; brooA
Ign. May Gluokauf Brooklyn; isaac NenhAe-
Tenent. Manhattan. conduct rnerchan, tai
icring: $4,000. Ralph '. Tenent. No 80
Fifth avenue. New York; James ". Wing
ling New York. Thomas II. Smith. Ridge
Giura: Manhattan. general iewslry
business: S. 600. Concetta Giurs. 10. lll'
4sth street Brooklyn: Anthony |lurs'
Brooklyn. Charles Nunziaio. New YORK
Campbell Cart Company, Rochester, so" .
900. David Z. Campbell No. 500 Grand ave
nue.. Rochester; Eugene \. Westcoti Roch-
ester: Grace \. Durfee. Nacedon, y. "a.
Hamburg silk NILS. Manhattan. $50 900
Julius / Michael No. SEQ West l44th street
New York; Ralph II. Blum, New York VIII
!arr A Hermann. The RronN
Edmund Whitaker, ShaVertoWn. mining
milling. agricultural: So 900: Edmund Whit
taker. Shavcrtovn. y. y: Fannie NJ WHIT
takcr. John G Roe Haledon. y. J.
$50. 900: Jacob - Shale. No. &c Beaver
street New York: william IT. Hurst. James
Rescovar New York.
r. f COMPANY cambridge; realty; $40 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
GREAT NORTHERN TO
ISSUE NEW STOCK
S19,OOO,00O Offered to Share
holders-12la Shares of Old
Stock Get One of New.

Stockholders OF the Great Northern
Railway Company were notified yesterday
that the directors had adopted. subject 10
their ratification, resolutions providing for
the issuance 4 100000 additional capt.
tai stock. The right TO subscribe is Oh
fered 10 holders OF record on March 90
1914. in the proportion OF IS par value ot
new stock for each share held. In other
words holders OF 1913 shares Of present
stock will be entitled 10 one share Of new.
The assents OF three-fourths OF the
present outstanding stock are necessary
10 make the new issue valid, and sub
scriptions are TO be payable ~ per cent
on May II. 80 per cent on August II ara
80 per cent on October l3. The certifi-
Gates of the rights TO subscribe are 10 Ia
mailed 10 the stockholders on March IS.
The transfer Of the rights may be re-
corded on the company's books 10 April
20 and subscription rights will cease after
May II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
POLY SWIMMERS FASTEST
Erasmus Hall Meets Defeat by
Large Score.

Poly Prep School captured the inter
scholastic swimming championship or
Brooklyn in defeating Erasmus nan
High School at the Fourth avenue PUBIC
baths. Brooklyn. yesterday by a score OF
Ssis points 20 1917.
Poly has won seven victories 10 date
without "A defeat All six races yester-
day were bitterly contested. the teams
being well matched.
Martin Redmond OF Poly Prep ana
Robert Long. OF Erasmus Hall. had
stubborn duel for the honors in the CEN
tury sprint. The first named led uh'ii inc
final turn for home, when Long caine
a breast OF Redmond and won by inches-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The ars, name is that OF the debtor, the sec
ona that OF the creditor, and date when Juds
nlent was flied in New York County.
McConyille. Bernardo. o. mcdonnell; Dec.
- 1913 (cancelled): $40 60
same-Same: Feb. 3. 1911: 1.i4l -
Rlchey. Brown & Donald-A. Decker. Jan. II.
1914 cancelled; s.. 100 n.
Roth. Joseph. and Samuel Stack. g. Phil
lips; April "a 1918: sl.e45 ~.
Eorsrd. Maris-C. e. Damon; Nov. ., 1913
500
Monomoy Co and Robert J. Lyons-E. Pilot;
Feb = 1914 (yacated) 5000 40.
Toch. Henry. and Herman Ravitser. executor,
Hudson Brass Works Feb. 2. 1914,
S224 Al
Albrs. MarSaret-N Ainnot,; June :. 1912
$40 s..
Pasca. Michael G.. and Carlo cxsolino-Peo-
pie. etc. Oct. IS 1910; $500.
Tichborne Press-Union Card and Paper Co
June -. 1918: $500 IS.
Hess. Nathaniel J. and Edwin IA. BagmAH
et al: June 10. 1915: 1887 IS.
Newman, John-J. A. Nolan et al. Jan. so
1914. 1919 Al
Woos Emanuel and Jseoh-M Strauss 81 al
Feb 81 1914 (vacated,: 81 los %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
WOMEN PLAY TIE
ON FLORIDA LINKS
Miss Hyde and Miss Campbell
Lead Small Field of Golfers
at Palm Beach.
fBy Telegraph 70 Tho Tribune.

Palm Beach. Fla. Feb. IA field OF
twenty-five women golfers took part in
the annual championship tournament here
to-day. So few returned cards that only
two Fights were made up, instead OF n
sixteen and an eight.
Miss Lillian y. Hyde, OF the South
Shore Club the present champion, ana
Miss Ethel Campbell, a young Phils1el-
phla golfer, tied at So for the low score
honors.
Miss Campbell went out in IS, and Miss
Hyde did her best playing on the last
half. with a 40. which is exceptional golf
for women on this course.
The majority of those who qualified
were from Philadelphia and New York.
The best scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
NATIONAL WAREHOUSE CO., Inc,
13s and 40 East 9th s..


New York, February 18th. 1914.
To p Kavanougn. Miss F. Benton Louis
Harris. Mrs. A. Slater, Mrs. Louis Frank.
Mr. \ Hayes Mr.. John Van Culin. Mr..
T'ottie Asche. Mrs. Augusta Reisling. mr. W.
g Rudyard, Mr. r. Weber. Mr. !. Eisler.
Mr. T. Van Inwagen. Mr. J. r. Haggerty
y,ou and each OF you are hereby notified tina
tho time for the payment OF our lien upon
the property hereinafter described haVing
expired. after due notice thereof had been
given YOU we will cause such property. 20
wit: Household Goods, Once Furniture: Fer
soraI Effects and Merchandise. stored In the
National warehouse Co warehouses by YOU
or In your name Cor In which you may hays
an interestl, 10 be sold az public auction az
cord!ng 10 tho statute IN such case mad.
and provided AT our warehouses les ann
Iio Eas, 57th ST.. New York city, on Frids,,
March 3th. 1914. az 1880 A. m. and " me
Salo thereof is not completed on said date
the same viii be continued az the same place
or each and every Friday thereafter. begin.
the goods are sold.
NATIONAL WAREHOUSE CO. nc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
COTTON RECEIVERS
AN EARLY DECLINE
Selling at the Start Attracts
StraddIe Buying, Which
Steadies the Market.

Disappointed buyers started liquidation
at the opening OF the cotton market yes
terday. and caused a decline OF 2q5 points.
When these offerings had been absorbed
talk OF a big short spot interest for
March restricted offerings and the mar
some scattered covering and trade buying
February showed net gain Of points
at the close. the general list being up
about a cent. The big disparity between
contracts and the better grades of white
cotton is attracting considerable atten-
ton. Southern spot markets were general
~ unchanged. and the local market held
quiet at 12.eOc. for middling upland. no
sales. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
Realty Men Sojourn in South

J. Clarence Davies. Joseph 7. Day and
Harry Sachs. OF New York City. have
been at the Royal Poinciana. at Palm
Beach. Fla. for the last ten days. l.. Is.
Boynton. president OF the American Real
Estate Company. who has been the same
length OF time at Daytona. met them on
Monday at Palm Beach. and they have
all left for Miami for "A few days fishing.
Mr.. Davies finished as runner-up In the
consolation OF the first sixteen in the golf
tournament on Monday. His friends gave
a dinner for him in the grill in the Royal
Poinciana. and a prize was presented TO
him by Mr.. DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
D0g Shoe x Yachting = Lauw Tennis 4 Other Sports
PRINTERS TO FOLLOW REDS
Cincinnati Chosen for Annual
Ba ,eball Tournament.

Cincinnati. Feb. 1.-THE seventh an
nual baseball tournament OF the Union
Printers National Baseball League will
be held in this city throughout the week,
beginning Sunday. August ., and continue
until the following Saturday.
The cities which will send teams are
New York. Philadelphia, indianapolis.
Pittsburgh. Washington, St Louis. Bos-
ton. Chicago. Detroit, St Paul and Cleve-
land The local team will also compete.
August Hermann. president Of the Gin
cinnati National League team. himself a
union printer. has offered the use of Red
land Field 10 tho Printers League. The
winning club will receive A valuable cup
known az the Hermann trophy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
Waddell's Condition Serious.

san Antonio. Tex Feb. 17.-"Rube'
Wadden. the pitcher formerly famous in
the major leagues who is in hospital
here suffering from bronchial trouble. was
reported to-day TO be in serious condi-
ton. Waddell was brought here recently
from Boerne. Tex.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
Yankees Sign a Catcher.

Merrill /. White. catcher signed yes
terday with the New York Yankees. lie
was graduated from the Worcester Uni
versity of Ohio last year as chemist
He caught for the varsity team for
three wears and never missed game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
CentrebOard Sure.
for Shamrock w

Iondon Feb. ia special dispatch
from Gosport TO-DAY SAYS definitely that
IN, shamrock ". sir Thomas Uptou's
challenger for the Americas Cup - TO
he tested ~ a crntrebosrd yacht
II also was laid that the hull IL not 10
he OF steel. a. anticipated, but com
posite. with wood a. factor.
u had been reported that Sir Thomas
had decided 20 break away from the
cutter type and 20 Try and lit the cup
with a centrebosrd yacht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
Long Island Sales.

The Cross & Brown Company sold for
r. p. Green and W. Clifford the southeast
corner OF Pierce and First avenues, Long
Island City
Morris herman sold five lots on Buck
ingham Road. Cedarhurst Park. Cedar
hust, Long Island The buyer will I'M
prove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18

600. Homer u. Owens Bainbridge. -. y:
Julien G. Scott. BaiDbridge; Sheldon III.
Close. Oneon'H
Louis Kalschor Brooklyn; slectricsl coz,
,rsc,jng: 500 600: Louis Ksii.chcr No fIh
Hancock street. Brooklyn. Joseph Mioouer
Louis Tlorance. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
Cutler School Seven Wins.

The Cutler School hockey team de-
feated the Stevens Preparatory School
AZ the St. Nicholas Rink yesterday morn
ing by a score OF 70 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18

Referee Garon. Irish American a. c.
Assistant referee-E. Dufresne. Irish Amer
team A. g Goal umpires-F. Ellison, irish
American 4. c.. and T. Kelley, Irish Amer
team A. c. Timers-W. ]. Croher wander
crs. and r. L. Won Bernuth, 81. Nicholas
II. G. Penalty timers-W. Dolby, Crescent
A. G.. and r. London, Wanderers.
Goals in first period-Mackenzie. Hockey
Club 1881. Young, Hockey Club, 1884
Penalties IN first period-Young, minutes
for slashing.
Goals in second period-Mackenze. Hockey
Club l2:4S; Button. Hockey Club, 1885;
Smith. Wanderers, 1886.
Penalties in second period-Aumond, .
minutes for tripping. Ford. minutes for
tripping; Almond and Young. 10 minutes
each for fighting: White. minutes Tor argu-
ing with referee: Klnsella, minutes for
tripping: Ford. minutes for tripping Pay
ton minutes for tripping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for amounts
Of more than 500 were filed yesterday In
New York County, the first name being
that OF the debtor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
BUSINESS REVERSES

HUDSON BAY IMPORTING COMPANY
Petition against John and Morris Kosofsky'
trading a. the Hudson Bay Importing Com
pany. retail dealers In furs 81 No. IS West %
street. by Harry J. MoskOwitZ and Henry II.
silver. attorneys for these creditors lsrse,
Iseckwarnick. t1if: Max Peltzman, 800. anu
Michael Morris. 500. all as assigned Claims.
Alleged the firm made preferential paynsin,s,s
OF s. 800 Judge Hand appointed John /. Lyttls
receiver: bond. $500. Henry H. Silver saiu
tina, the Liabilities were $4,000. and assets from
So 900 10 $1,000. John hosofsky was preyiousls
I'm business in Chicago. Tho similarity or name
70 that OF tho old Hudson Bay Trading COM
pany. established In 1910. caused consideraoie
comment In trade circles. ,.
sIEDE FUR COMPANY.-Petiuon aga'ss'
the siede Fur Company. dealers in furs a. 49,. 80
West s7ih street. by these creditors. goS,gg
l.. Goodrisn 500: Louis kat, SIG ana kunU,t
Schaefcr. $500. The company nsHe an "ss's .s
nent on Monday Liabilities, $1,000; assets
FRANK \. CoNEY-Dentist living at No
2f2 Manhattan avenue. has He'd a petltlon,
with liabilities OF SO. 2i8 and no assets AMONG
the creditors are Ida Webster, OF BFooN-
Iyn. SIS. 700 National Bank OF New Jersey,
$500 and Peoples National BANK ootn OF
New Brunswick. y. J. 500.
SHE LANDAU. wholesale grocer at No.
33G East 1881 street .nd No $500 Third ave,
nue. fled schedules. with liabilities OF 80"
and assets OF s2o"2i. consisting oi stocH' 80,
coo: horses and wagons. 81. 100; fixtures. 500
accounts 1924. and cash In oanA' S.p'
Among the creditors are Jennie 1anfau- W
ooo. Herman Landau, s5,OO, ana lime LIP
man. 5000
LONDON & MART1N-Joseph Martin, OF
london & Martin, restaurant keepers. ~ no.
500 Sixth avenue and No. 8 stone street, and
on Surf avenue. Coney Island, filed scheoules'
with liabilities OF sl5.975 and assets $40 CASH
and stock and fixtures, value unknown. Among
the creditors are Isaac Helneman. Ss."p, Sc
cured. and Charles Rump. 81, 30, secured
AMOUNTS UNDER $1,000.
JOHN GLASBRENNER-B Builder. OF No 81
Union Square. fled petition. with Liabilities
OF 81 az and assets OF 81 30 In accounts.
JACOB SUBKOW. clothing dealer, Yonk-
ers. filed schedules showing Liabilities OF Ss,-
90T ard assets SS25 in stock and fixtures
\. JOSEPH KOMAROW, furrier. OF NO.
2I23 Seventh avenue, fled schedules showing
Liabilities Of ss,11s and assets sS,23S in &C
counts
NJ. sCHER & Co. composed OF Morris
Scher and Samuel Schlcslnger. manufactur-
ers Of waists at No. H. West 18th street. as
signed to Isdor ID. Morrison. They were
burned out in May. 1913 at 40. 1872 Greene
street with a loss reported 10 be $4,000.
PETER GRAFT, an actor. living az NO.
a6i Fox street. The Bronx, fled petition.
with liabilities 81 222 and assets sl,0s3 in a
debt due him. Creditors-Jonas MandeI'
SJ42 and Nathan Straus. $3.50.
Eighth avenue filed schedules showing liza
bilities 50 267 and assets $500. consisting
Of stock 81. 900 and cash in bank $40.
PROGRESSIVE DENTAL SUPPLY COM
PANY-Judge Hand confirmed a compost
ton OF the Progressive Dental Supply Com
pany. Of No Az East 9th street. at Is cents
on the dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18

New Orleans FEB. lift was dull but
steady session in the cotton market TO-DAY.
Highest prices We're at net advance OF 20 .
points Offerings AT one time put quotations
8 10 5 points under yesterdays last quota ,
tions The close was steady. unchanged 20 I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18

Liverpool cables-Spot. fair business DONG
sales $500 bales; speculation and export so
American. 1000; imports. 1900: American
80 900 Mddlng upland, 700; Futures
opened quiet - 20 . points lower; closed
February. 667d: TebrIary-Msrch 665isd.
March-April. 667isd; April-May and May
June 6.84d June-Iuly. 6.J9isd. July-August
G.5Jtad: August September. s.t5d. September
October 632d: October November. 62fd; No
vernber-December. 200: Overwhelmingly
and JANUARY February. C.l9.. Manchesiei-
Yarns dali. cloths move slowly. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
CONNECTICUT.

LARGE FRONT PARLOR CHAMBER IN Co
lonial cottage, to rent. for two. on line or
trolley. at summer resort al Mantle; less IMAM
two miles from Black Point. FRANK i
DAWSON, Mantle, Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
sHERIEEs AUCTION SALES.
FOR SALE.

FOR sAf.E-Isrre office safe; narEsin Az
dress Opportunity. bon -. Tribune o-tce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-18
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany, Feb. 17.-The following incorpo'
State to-day:
The Washington times., 1914-08-26
TOPLAY
ALcOS, OF RICHMOND
Ninth Street Christians Win De-
Gliding Game From Treasury
for Title.

Ninth Street Christian Church Base
ball team. amateur champion Of the
District of Columbia. is today making
preparations to go to Richmond next
Saturday, where the opening contest
of the intercity championship series will
be played. The Alcos. of the Old Do
minion League, Richmond. were de-
clared the champions of the Virginia
capital last Saturday when the Ash
lands. Of that city. were defeated in
both games Of a double-header.
By winning from the Treasury nine
to Q. the Ninth Street churchmen
cinched the local gonfalon after an
elimination series which has consumed
the larger part of three weeks. In
this section of games Ninth has proven
itself supe0or over a field of nine
teams, which represented the fastest
baseball material in as many amateur
leagues Of this city.
That deciding game was played in a
steady drizzle of rain. and considering
the condition Of ball and grounds, the
game was fast exhibition. Ninth took
a two-run lead in the opening chapter
when Bell was wild, and this. together
with some opportune base stealing. an
error, and a hit, sent two runs over
for the churchmen in the opening frame
The third run was added in the second
chapter when King got his base on
Armstrong; error. He stole second
went to third on Kelly's out, and
scored on PEGS double. Ninth found
little difficulty in getting men on in
later innings, but could not get any
more runs across.
The Washington times., 1914-08-26
Cardinals TWirIer Says STALL
ings Could Make Star Out OF
Wooden Indian.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 26-There Is in the
Cardinal ranks now man who pre-
diets that Boston will win the pennant.
This radical is none other tnan huD
Perdue. who has forty arguments day
with the other players. who say the
Braves are lucky. Here's what Hup
told the writer:
George Stallings is the greatest man
ager that ever stepped in shoe ieather'
and that goes for McGraw and Mack.
The only mistake Stallings ever made
was when he released me suppressed
laughter), but you know me- AL guess
1t will be my luck to have the Braves
win the pennant this year, but the worst
wish them is that they hnish ten
lengths ahead of the field. / say this
and mean IL. because | admire their
gameness
You know / laugh when hear these
guys say the Braves are lucky; 10 r,n,s me
that $ a Joke for George Cohen to spring
on Broadway | know StalllnSs; KNOW
him as a man and as manager. Ana
| want to say that he can make pail
player out Of a wooden Indian; Down
in Gallatin. Tenn. Where l. lve, I'VE we we
made Of wood At night he uses ms
leg for a club | honestly believe that
Stallincs could take that arm OF the law
and make him the best base runner In
the National League.
"n'ke other day L." Mage" told me
that the Braves wouldn't stand the gan
In New York, in the current series L
stil, insist that e.. needs medical at
tcntinn, because | always have felt that
the braves would run tho Giants rag
ged. There are only two men in base
hall that Stallinss respects. They are
Nnthewson and McGraw. have heard