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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

30 Az. 1850 to 1858, and s7th st. IL e
Wsl S" ., al. Apr Z. lsis ,...... $3.50
BROADwAY, soi-Otto Reissmann sgt
I'd II Mount ct al. Mar 3, 1915. SlI9
j Noble ct al, May T. 1915 ..,. s3,os5 30
SAME rRoPERrY-same agt same May
AZ. 5. SOL loo,h st
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Il VI. Dec i6, isit .....,....... $3.50
BrOnI.
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Mollis y Katssn 81 al, February 20,
Months Az, 1888 Isidor Albert ast s
u kstzen 81 al, Jan IL, lsl6.,..,.,,I3S
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BUYER OF eisT STREET HOUSE.

Judge Charles G. Mott is the pur-
chaser OF the dwelling at Isl East Sixty
first street. sold recently by Pease 4
Gilman for the estate OF Hester r.
Payton.
Meyer Delinsky is the purchaser of
it2 East Seventy eighth street, sold
by Ernest y. Adler for David Abraham
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HELP WANTED-FEMAIF.

WANTEp--ConScieutio rc'iahle a.
sIslln' nurse 70 40 special cooking for hoy
~ three and half, good high grade
wages for competent, IN .Inu' sorNirP
= ou'd receive preliminary curse ~ tn
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lninu Suut"" Iio'e| ltth = tud uh Ave- .
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,uRROGArk,, NorICEs.


In pursuance OF an order OF Hon. John
p Cohaian. one OF the Su-rogates OF the
County Of New York. notice Is hereby
given an persons having claims
against Francis Hurfacs. late 90 tho county
~ Sew YORK deceased, 20 exhibit tho
same rI'h the Won h"rs therefor 20 me
suhsr~ !hers. the exc utors. g.. Of ;he said
deceased. a. the OFFICE - Strlue' E.k.r
j.. Number - cedar street. On the R1r-
ough ~ Manhattan, ~ the cry OF New
York. on or before the hreeHth day OF
dated. New York. the tenth day o,
Marrh. 1871.
EDWARD V z LANE
GRACE NJ LANE. EXECUTORS
SAMUEL. RrkER IR A''orrev for FS.
scu'or.. 10 cedar street. New York CITY
HANFoRD. WARREN n In ru-suanc.
NJ an order Il Honorable JOHN +. Coh,'ar.
4 Surrogate of me county ~ Sew York
NOTICE ifs hereby g!.Nu 20 a. persons
having claims against Warren Htufo-H.
ATE Of the county ~ New York deceased
- proscn' the same with Vouchers thereof
80 the ~ghscriN"r- a. 'hoi' place ~ 'rars
acting business a. tho oHi.a ~ ~h''p 4
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'tu. 90 pa" CIV - N"V York. ,' o. hefpre
m" -3rl iav 81 October uoNl Dated Nou.
LEON sHElr. ARTHCE H>NFORp.
Executors SHELF & REpoNEfI. y.
'arrers f0~ ENrru'ors ~ B~nt "Nar. Man.
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Rho>DW \N-FLI'SUI>G SITE.

1. Aerr t'inlsy Realty Company
w. -"'' 20 George Scott Of Manhattan
nj 'h = frontage ~ so feet on the
', .1' ( TNonty-slxth street. corner
= '.'f rect Flushing. for
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isoTH ST, g. 100 Audubon av. b0Sl0o--
Hennion CONSTR Co to city Mtg 90. -
Wall ~, May 10. demand p e. atty,
y \ SNOW. IL Wall st. ...........ft 3. 600
Az. . cor Bolton road, runs
ne nae SEAMS sio xsw 1883
n l?s6--Ceo u HAYES to Satlona,
surety 60. llj Bway, Feb 10. deed re
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ny VIRTUE 90 an eNegu'ior. VII s-u
This ttN, 1880 \ N, a. 1873 invite Ave
R-ouk'vu al stock .ut goods ~ nus
store RALPH j HONFMElSrEK ,t''
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WASH NilVN NV II rh0se army
orders were issued
F'rs' Iisuf I Noha~c, FrElrA.-.
Corps. from Washington IN Vp'is7 Afsska
auf repor. 70 pro-. tom ~ IN, Road ~,
Road Comm'ss'oror, ~ A'esb. '1r an,
First li.u'. 4 n Coleman FNur'h
CsyalrN. dcisf..d - NJ vacancy IN ord
nance Dcprrtmor'
infantry from For lctr. worth army
service ,hno.. 20 ~. regime r.f
cant " T. Wood TNo.fn ,r,,r.Iy 20
lIeNci f~ou fgrfhcr .iu't VHH rsrars
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II o USE S
FOR THE SUMNER
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
LAKE WlNWlpESAukEE

To ct for 'hP season. overlooking the axe
mIN furnished house. 10 rooms. piano
ffcpla,e. telephone, screened porHl ami
modern plumbing NAL daily. s'ors do
livery times VrekII Address r \
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN-FOR SALE.

MOkTGAGEE SACRiFiCE-Several
and family houses In BROOKLYN, "A few
hats also Freeport and Jersey. "
SPENCER, 1876 Broadway y Y
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Al.RANN, MAY II Court of Nppr' :
calendar for tomorrow: Nos a7H. 3Gi,
al, as asa 3S s'7 and AKA
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REAL EsrATEFOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

WE SPECIALIZE selling and eSchang
ing suburban homes and private estates
!.ORES2 KLOsSET. IS W 3ith St
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REAL ESTATE FOR rxCu>>cr

FREE AND CLEAR-tbO 600 worth lots
in Jewish cemetery for Income or farms
VII divide MARC 4 co. 10 West Sith
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR sALu
FREEP0RT BY THE SEA

Fine house. large plot restricted section
mortgage slaughter, terms easy, invcsti
gate. SEALi. Frecport or 100 Broddway
y
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. TO. at , =. NJ.
Lowest trmncraturr. j7o. at as A. VI.
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lIEIp MA>TEIp--MlI.E.
SALES BY AUCTION.

WANTED sign painter. one Who undo
stands gliding App, hoN "a sun IN
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MOHUtiANbtS.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
south NJ Fourteenth ST.
ALLEN ST, 8. " =, ASKS, s.Gershon
st, Bklyn, April "a, pr mtg $4,000. due
a. per bond; a,ty' siesel 4 S, as
GoERcK at, 90 Is, SIS n R,vins,cn st.
l5.4xes.ii-Abr Feldman TO Abs Berry,
200 Pennsylvsnis av, Bklyn, May ;, s
yyi rs PS; atty 'no > HAk'rman S;S 20
Of" '' '''" E.., side. 60 y '''
EAST OF Fitth ay, between Fourteenth and
LEXINGTON Az ION VT !. 'l IS, IA st. ,7xso
Eliza smith to Morlsnd Mtg 90, ieo
Bway, May H. . yrs, G, atty T .
,sr AZ n . cor 18TH st, aasss. pr mis-
s2t Erncs, y Adler to Jacob
i.ar.chsm, "a T. 18th st MAY ., yrs
slsT ST. 2os y, $. 1917 ad Az $50!
Goldsmith, scarsdale, Y. 81 al May
10, yrs, c; atty, T u GO, lIS
slsr Sr, I'll Il, 8 i2Il "a sy' 5Gx
lo:: Emma rar.en TO same Nay Nay 70
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i Ear m"teSr Me HI al Tn, I M"Ty
Scott, May ?, due May 10, 1890, : y G.
atty, T q 20, i7s Bway ...,,.,..,' 32, 900
West SIDE.
west Of Fifth aN. between Fourteenth and
ION stsI
39D ST :, as 6th sy 20xti7-
Marjorie u Cleland to Union Dime Saw
Bank. 70l 6'h av, May ~, due as per
bond at'yr' woodford, II 4 b. l Madison
arm ST $. 2s5 10Th av. aSxioo s.
Emit Herbert ct al to Myron straus lts
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schavrien' ~ Court st. Bklyn 1900
Uptown,
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l?sD sT, lisa u. y Jas T. Kane to
Peter Doelger Brewing 90. <OT r. HSth
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Hoenninget, io7 T. 18th St.. 81 600
i3OTW ST n ~ 3l?6 7th av, l9xe9.ll-
Franz sancr to Marsarctha Reinksn, i:i
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Rahe 4 K, :Ss Bway. .,,.,,,. 5000
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SEW JERSEY.

Furnished Cottages For Rent or sac
AILENHURST DEAL ASBIRN PARK,
Send for list Of 500 properties
ALBERT :. ROBBINS.
Allenhurst topp. depotsl, AsbuTN Park, -.
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West side
west OF Firth av. between Fourteenth
and 10Th stsD

49,. - and 10th sts1
20 sxiO John l. Turner ct nj to Mar
iorie ID Cleland. aoI 81 av Bradley
Beach. J. all liens Api IS. attys.
Woodford. Il & u. I Madison av'....'si
SAME PRoPERTN-Mar Defendorf. TIP
per Nyack. Y. to same a life interest
Z. and T. Feb 4. attys. same 900
9th ST, az W. 225 W West End sv
s5NloOb-The Estates Income Realty
torpn to bernardo Giannalone, at Hun
lingdon Sation. |, mtg $4,000 MAY
j. atty. John Robinson. 23s Bwsy 81
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ELI SOPHOMORES WIN
IN CLASS CREW RACE
Winning Crew Earns Right to
Meet Harvard for the
Championship.

NEW HAvrS. May s-The Yale Sopho-
more elrh, Dared crew won the class
crew CHAMPIONSHIP nj Lake Whitney
this afternoon hv 4, .cating the Juniors
IN hotly contested 'acc over cours"
OF n mile and a sixth. The SophOnores
crossed the finish ne a length ahead
and as a result VIII go To Cambridge
to compete 20. the championship Of the
two universities
The RoCkrcmmon Boat clubs eight
which came down from Springfield to
compete with the first freshmen eight,
was beaten rs I'VE lengths Tho Spring
field High school eight Won from the
Yale second freshman crew by q quarter
of a length The Val. Youngsters got
the Jump on the visitors AZ the start
and soon had a boat lengths lead. The
quarter and had the better Of n brilliant
finish, The summaries:
First Race Yale sophomore eight de-
feated vale juniors by one length. Time
minutes - seconds.
second Race Yale first freshman eight
defeated Rockrimmon Roat club eight
o. Springfield by i've lengths. Time. 6
minutes - seconds,
Third RIoe-Single SOULS, won by GaillarH
Nnrccau Course, mile. Time, min
Fourth Racc- Springfield High school
eight defeated second Yale freshman
eigh, by a quarter OF length. Time.
i minutes 32is seconds.
Finh Race--Nale varsity eight defeated
Vale second varsity by an eighth Of a
length. Time, minutes 10 seconds.
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PENN'S TRACK TEAM
DOWNS DARTMOUTH
Patterson. Ferguson. Meredith
and Company Score Ct 1-2
Points To " ID.
TUCKER TAKES MILE Run

HANovrP. Y II MAY s-Dartmouth
los, "a Penn IN their dual track meet
here to-day. Giia TO i2tg. Penn ran
away with the dashes and Dartmouth
had its own way In the broad jump and
the shot put
Penn produced three double winners
Patterson won both the dashes. Fer
guson. won both Of the hurdles from
Trenholm. the national senior and Junior
indoor champion Meredith was the other
double winner. He was forced by Riley
Of Dartmouth to do tho 4iO IN "a as
seconds Granger pushed him In the
$50. but Meredith won out by three
yards
The mile run was ono Of the best
races OF the meet. Peso OF Penn led
for the first half OF the race. but Tucker
OF Dartmouth came fast In the last
quarter and won by Ave yards. Penn
took seven flrsts and Dartmouth six
The summaries
100 Yard pash-won by, Patterson
Penn. Io,kpo God, Penn, second Kaufman
Penn. third time. 10 20 seconds
lso YARD high Hurdle. Won by Fer
ru-ou. Penn, Trenho. M, Dartmouth. sec
.otI. Braun, Dartmouth. third. Time,
one Mir itun-Non nv Tucker. Dart
mouth. Pyoso, Penn, second, l.. Granger,
Dartmouth. third. Time, minutes
"a , seconds.
$40 yard Run-won by Meredith, Penn;
RILEY. Dartmouth, second, Lippinco;t
Penn. third Time, ~ rs seconds
euson. Penn. Kaufman, Penn. second
rr.uholm. Dartmouth. third. lime,
q 3-5 seconds,
Ii Pound shot Put Won b. whitney.
Dartmouth. spears Dartmouth. second ,
smith. Dartmouth, third. Distance, - feet
Runuing High Jump-wou by Kroeger.
Penn. krgley. Penn. and Rector, Dart.
mouth. tied for second. Height, feet .
inches.
go Ward Dash--won by Patterson,
Penn: Lockwood, Penn. second, l.ippin
colt. Penn. third Time. - Is seconds.
HAN Nile Ruu--Won hy Meredith, Penn,
" Granger, Dartmouth, second Dorsey,
Penn. third Time, ! minute - seconds
10 Pound Hammer Throv-Won by pud-
rith. DUtmouth, Mathews, Penn second
Journpay, Penn, third. Distance. 1876 feet
I inches
Running BROAD Jump--won by Worth.
ington, Dartmouth; Frederick Dartmouth.
second. NordelL Dartmouth, third. Dis
tance q feet inches
Two Mile Run-Won by Thompson.
Dartmouth, Cotton. Penn. second. Dekohn,
Penn. third. Time, 10 minutes :-5 sec
uudS
pole Vault Won ny Rector, Dartmouth
and Sewall, Penn, tied for third. Height
Final Scorc--P Penn. @i. Dartmouth
JoL,
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PRINCETON BEATEN
BY YALE TRACK MEN
Blue Gets Eight First Places to
Tigers Four and Wins by
60 to ~.
ELI RUNNERS OTTPACED

PRINCETON. May s-Yale ruled su.
nreme IN the track and field meet with
Princeton here this afternoon. and
though It's victory was no. AZ over
whcimng AZ last year Il was clear cut
The final count stood Yale go. Princeton
~ The Els captured eight first places
10 IN" Tigers four while in second and
third places they shared alike both max
ing SIX OF each. The pole vault resulted
In a tie A. II feet Q inches between two
Princetorians and two Yale men.
The nile run was the greatest race Of
the afternoon, Captain Mackenzie and
Atha OF Princeton finishing with mag
nittcent burst OF speed that carried them
well out IN from, OF Poucher OF Yale on
the hackstretch of the last lap. The
time was minutes and 90 seconds
Riedel of Princeton set a terrific pace
AZ the outset which Poucher tried 10
maintain, bu; unsuccessfully, and, the
homes're'ch found him well ttatered
In the half mile Loveman and Barker
~ Yale tore off fast quarter. but they
were unable 10 continue their clip and
Hayes and Cooley Of Princeton passed
man barely gaining third place over Du-
lrll Of pripcetou. Wi,kie took the quar-
ter from Moore in ~ 20 seconds,
Yale counted heavily in the century,
broad jump and two mile. winning all
of the places. Sheddeu of Val" and Stew
art OF Princeton shared the nonors In
she hurdles, the former winning the high
andSthe latter tn low. each p'soinB seq
ond 10 the other princeton sprang n
surnr!sI-in The shotput. Lopestreth win
ming an Iloyn,ger placing third, The
summaries:
loo yard bash Won hy rreatUay, Yale
second KrkcIts, Vale, third. stewart.
Time. 10 seconds
ego Yard pash Non by rreatway Yale;
TT I1"S 0 Timc. % 70 ,cconi g'
40 fSrd EaT1Won by w, ~ XII r. va Yale,
son. Princeton r,mo. - 4, se,onu,.
Half M'c Run Non hy iinyrs, Prince
ton sec"nd, Cooley, fr,n ri"n. .hiii. Low.
Mile Run--Wou by MIvk'r@!e, Prince
ton second, Atha, princeton, third'
roucher, Yale, Time minutes 20 sec
Two Nil. Run. Won by oycrton Yale,
second, Holden, h".", third. Frost Yale
100 Ward hurdles Won by Shedden.
Vale; second, stewart Princeton. third
Frederick Princeton Time, 70 ID Soc
20 yard Hurdle Won by s'-wart
Princeton; second sheldon, Yale thlFd'
Crawford, Princeton. Time. = 80 sec
onds
High Jump Won by Oler, Vale second
4 DaVy, Princeton; third, tie among Potter
( story and Grant cf vale Hcigh'. feet
Broad Jump-Won by Oier. Yale, SOC
Ond. tie between Hampton and Matthew
Yale Distance 80 feet "a. inches
| Pole Nault-.Tie among CART Prince
! ,on, baker. Princeton. Garter, Yale, ana
Johnson Nstg hg's4,; ~ ,rsi r nrrhrs
/ 'or; second Cl"uu. urtut, Vale, Mrs
/ NeyEirger, Princeton. Distance, ~ i-s
:. iaChrs
! Hammer Throw Won ny Loughridge
/ Vale, second, Nourse, Princeton, thirt
| Gcnnert, Princeton. Distance. ii9 feet ~
! inches.
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WILLIAMS'S SPURTS
LAY OUT AMHERST
Good Time Is Made on a Heavy
Field in Annual Track
Meet.

wrL'AMsrowN, Mass, May s--win-
Jams overcams Amherst IN tho annual
dual track meet on Weston Field here
today, - Is 10 81 SIS Although the
track was heavy. excellent time Was
made In most ~ the events
In the mile race Stafford OF williams
had hard fought race with Clam "
Amherst The Purple runner led the
first OF the three laps and allowed his
rival the pole in the second. In the last
third the lead changed continually until
IN" runners were within two hundred
yards ~ the tape, when Saffords sprint
won for him.
ShrNer. the Williams cross country
runner, gained n considerable lead over
Wclics Of Amherst in the first lap OF the
two mile. but from that time on the re-
suit was I'm doubt until the Williams
man spurted At the finish.
Capt Brodie won the broad jump by
inches over MARBLES Of Amherst and
took second in the shot put. Dunn Of
Williams In the half mile outdstanCed
his opponents by 20 Yards at the hnis1.
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YALE FRESHIES SLAM TIGERS
sew Haven Track Athletes Have
Little Trouble.

New HAVEN, May s,--The Yale
freshman track athletes found Prince
ton easy to-day. winning the dual meet,
69le to 3ii. points. Yale won nine
firsts. eight seconds and tied for second
place In the hammer throw
In the sprints Yale was invincible.
Gurnsay won frst in the 100 and EGO
yard das he's with ease, while Farwell
annexed first place in both hurdles. In
the quarter mile run and the high jump
the Yale youngsters took every place,
In the mile Underwood OF Princeton
beat Rolls OF Yale to the tape by n
scant three feet. covering the distance
in 4 minutes 80 3-5 seconds. Kranse
OF Yale took third, In the two mile
went the positions were reversed. Hunt
for Yale beating Shartwell of Princeton
by scant margin in 10 minutes "a As
seconds.
Princeton made the best showing in
the field events, Bingham took first
IN the pole vault with a vault OF ~
feet st. clair won the shot put with
50 feet s inches
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FORD GIVES ATHLETIC FIELD.
Manufacturer Donates 20 Acre
Tract for Athletic Purposes.

DETROIT, May S,-A twenty acre free
ath etic field for Ford workers and rest
dents of Hir land Park, a Detroit sub
urb, Was 'ounced to-day by Henry
Ford through his secretary, T., q Lice
bold
Mr. Ford hn. decided to ~ up for this
purpose "A part of his sixty acre tract
adjolhlnp the Ford Motor Company
factory site and valued at t6oo.0oO
The tract IL personally owned by NJ
Ford and the gift ~ the field 10 the
public Is personal one. Mr. Fo a
will retain ownership of tho land and
athletic equipment and pay the expense
of it's supervision.
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CORNELL KEEPS MARCHING ON
Amherst Loses SIX Intercollegiate
Tennis Matches.

AMHERST. Mass, May s-Cornell
continued playing tennis to-day I'm
championship form. adding victory
over Amherst to its urbroken string
Amherst lost all six matches, Capt.
Cady. the New England intercollegiate
champion. did not display the form to-
day that pushed Norris Williams so
hard last week at Harvard to gain
victory over him. Cady lost his sin
giles match to Capt Benton OF Cor
nell in straight sets
Snider and Langspecht. playing one
OF the doubles matches. captured Am
hersts only set. BENTON Of Cornell
played star game. his smashes and
lobs landing constantly where they
couldn't be reached by tho Amherst
men The summaries:
BENTON Of Cornell defeated Cady OF
Amherst IS, e.: Hunter OF Cornell de-
feat-d snider Of Amherst, 20, So, Blair
OF Cornell defeated McCloy Of Amherst
S. 6--t: Thompson Of cornell defeated
Langsperht of Amherst, -, -: Hen
ton and Blair Of Cornell defeated Cady and
McCloy OF Amherst. "a. "a; Hunter and
Thompson Of Cornell defeated Snider and
Langspecht OF Amherst. Is, S. Is
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COLLEGE BASEBALL RESULTS.

At South Field--Columbis, 6. Ford
ham. 2,
81 Crescent A. C.--seton Hail. 6, Ores.
cent, :,
ii EnFlcwood Englewood +. G. b; Vale
AFCuul team,
A. Clson Point Manhattan .; seventh
Regimen. : uwelve inningsl.
1t Hartford Trinity, .; Williams, |.
\, Annapolis Naval Academy, q,
Catho'ic University, .
81 Medford Mass Tufts. g. Brown o.
~ Worcester--New Hampshire state a.,
Worcester Tech, 2.
At Worcester-IIarvnrd. h: Holy Cross, 2.
A. New Brunswick 3; New
York University, o.
VI Mrs, P"nt--Arms, ., Washington
snd Lee, 4,
1t Amherst Amherst, : Massachusetts
Aggi.~
a. philtdelphin Georgetown. ;. Penn.
Al Columbus Onto state, I, Purdue, 9
n Itha,a-Corncll \; Princeton,
~ Ann Arhor Michigan, 9 syracuse,
. twelve Innings.
At New liayen--Yals. .; University OF
Vermont, o.
Al Annapolis--st. Johns. 4; Maryland
Asr'es g.
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CLEAN SWEEP FOR N. Y. U.
Local Tennis Team Allows SYRIA
rusc Only One Set.

The New York University team won
its third consecutive match yesterday
afternoon. when u whitewashed Syra-
cuse. 10 The upstate team was
completely outclassed. winning only ono
SET IN all the five contests
Brown OF New York played az ex-
cept!oually steady game He was
matched against Cardee. the Syracuse
star. and by quick and accurate work
was an easy winner. Capt. FiNman also
gave splendid exhibition. The sum
mary:
S!uFlcs-E @ FiNman. New York Uni.
ve"si'y. defeated V. $ Wordon syracuse.
% o-2. 4. Pearion. New York TINT
Nc-s.ty. defeated +. parke-. syracuse.
=. B. 60 e.. Brown, New YORK University,
defeated H. r. Candec. syracuse, Il.
Sc
Doubles R pcardoa and VI PIKE. New
YORK University. defeated e. Fuller and +
lHrkrr. syracuse. t-3. %; I'll. T. -
FiNman and g. Brown New York Tni-
yr"si'v defeated Candee and Wordon,
Syracuse. IS. ii
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EXETER SWAMPS FRESHMEN.
Harvard Youngsters OutciRs.~d In
DuRl Track Meet.

ENrryR. y H. Man { Exeter rad
little dffcu,iy ~ dcfca'.nE the IIar.
ward freshmen ~ track meet on Plimp-
ton Field this afternoon, tho hual score
being 30 liz 20 50 ll-l". Etwdin and
Phillips. running Tor Exeter, proved the
Individual stars of the meet. Bawd.u
after Winning the quarter IN a blanket
hnish with i.ikius of Harvard and
Buchshaum Of Exeter rompcd away with
the half Phillips Won IN" hundred and
nipped silver OF Harvard at the tape
In the EGO
CoECeshal - Harvard won the mile
Mann OF Exeter ;he high hurdles and
Rowse OF Harvard tho low timber
event. Performances IN the iie,d events
were not remarkable. Richard +. Cleve-
land, son OF the lat" Pres dent Cleve-
land, won first for Exeter In the six
teen pound shp,put with a heave Of
40 feet inches
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Scholastic baseball Results.

A. curtis Field -Evandsr rh'ld% .,
Curtis =
~ West End oval Iiefry Institute I;
BAY Ridge, 3
It Frrop port pushwick. 10. Freeport g.
N Parade Grounds ST Francis Prep
II. Eastern District, 10.
At Adelphi FIeld-Fordham Prep, 8,
Adelrhi Academy, g.
At Commercial Field--Manusl Seconds.
II: Commercial Seconds, Z.
At suburban Oval Manual Training. o,
Boys High.
N Manhattan Fi.ld--De witt Clinton
IL, StIyNcHnnt, ,,
~ FSwl'rg Paving, II; williams col
lcEe Freshmen O,
81 Commercial Fird---''ommeTri.l 4.
Erasnu- nan,
At OsSinIng Inlhrook =. Ossiuing,
Al Trenton Rutgers Prep, :, ncun,ng-
ton, .
At Adelphi Field--St Augustine Acad-
emy, 4; Adelphi Seconds, ..
At Montclair.- Montclair Academy. 8,
Rordentown Cadets J.
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More New Ideas By
Paret and Anderson

MORE new ideas on golf and
A~i tennis are expounded by
John G. Anderson and j. Parmly
Paret in their weekly articles, to
be printed on the sporting pages
Of THE SuN tomorrow morning.
Andersen speaks of the modern
tendency toward offering more
and more expensive prizes for
amateur golf competitions and
discusses the various possibilities
of such a condition. Paret takes
up a number of things in connec-
ton with the tennis situation that
should prove Of interest to all
followers Of the game. The work
of these two experts has proved
remarkably popular. Those who
like to read intelligent comment
and gossip on these sports are
making a mistake If they fail to
keep up with these series Of
articles.