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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASED.

The Duross Company has leased for
a term Of years for F w Rhinelander
the property at ga and 376 Washing
ton street, hAfween Reach and North
Moore streets. a four story building. on
a plot +9.3x75, formerly occupied by w.
A. Higgins 4 Co. importers OF olive oil
and manufacturers OF macaron!, now To-
Gated In Brooklyn. After extensive AL
terations Romeo & Co. will occupy the
building.
:. Osgood Pell & Co. have leased a
hoor 80 1884 broadway to the Gadabout
Motor Corporation Of Detroit for sales
rooms and executive offices. and the
store at 1909 Broadway to Samuel
Raines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
BUYS 10 ASTORIA LOTS.

The Cole Bros. Realty Company has
bought nineteen lots at Astoria, Long
Island City. The purchase was in five
parcels. one has a frontage of IS feet
on west side of Second avenue, IFS
feet south Of Graham avenue. Another
has a frontage of 200 feet on south
side OF Graham avenue, l75 feet east
side OF Second avenue and so feet
ives, OF Third ven subject 10 n
mortgage Of s2.j00. Another has a
frontage OF 10 Ia feet west side Of Old
Ridge road. 297a. feet northeast of
Wehste: avenue. subject to a mortgage
o. $500 Another has n frontage OF
Is feet west side OF Third avenue, so
fee, south of Graham avenue subject to
a mortgage OF 50, 900, and the last men,
toned has a frontage OF rs feet south
SIDE OF Broadway. subject to $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
prIIpER BUYS BRONX SITE.

CLINTON AVENUE-The Esther
Realty Company has resold to the
Camden Realty Company the plot.
liiNi03. at the southeast corner OF
clinton avenue and Jefferson place.
Plans are now being prepared for the
Improvement of the site with two Ave
ttory apartment houses. Henry Sal
KIM q Co. negotiated the deal. The
ceiling company acquired the property
last monta from Emma A. Costing.
FAILE STREET The John w. Cornish
Construction Company has sold TO
Cara Karp for occupancy Gas Faile
street. a two story i've family house,
on lot 9jXlO0. near Spofford avenue
The property was held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
TRADING IN QUEENS.

The property on the corner OF Bella
Place and Mitchell avenue. Flushing.
containing twelve lots improved with
a twelve room colonial dwelling. has
been sold for Charles GafYney by the ].
Albert Johntra Company of Flushing TO
David Nedd!e. The dwelling has been
rented 20 w. II. Hanley and Mr.. weddle
VIII improve the vacant lots with eight
dwellings
Mrs. Walter Curtis Of waddineton
n Y, has bought for the
residence OF Leon A. Brisk. and three
adjoining lots in Twentieth street.
Flushing Randall White OF Manhattan
has bought one of George Harnden's
cottages. on a plot 57xl50. on Ninth
street between Lawrence Boulevard and
Aortauk avenue, Bay Side.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
BUYS GREENACREs HOUSE.

The Robert T. Farley Organization
tas sold a large residence in course OF
s'eclon on Walworth avenue and
PARKWAY Drive, Greenacres. to Kirkby
.homaS OF New York city and Mexico.
Inc plot is on the new Bronx Parkway
SaJacent 10 the Italian Sunken Gardens.
The house, which was designed by Ho-
part Cpjohn. contains ten rooms, three
Se,hs and three outdoor sleeping porches
- y Of old Colonial architecture.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
UPTOWN APARTMENT BUYERS.

"l"am J spain is the buyer OF the
sh Story Kenmore apartment house at
~ 70 i5S West 1874 street. the sale Of
nHeh by the Mason Realty Company
was reported recently.
frederick Horling is the buyer OF the
,!.r hV@ story fats at 24s to $50 West
tYhh street, reported sold recently by
we Albany Savings Bank through Fred
e'ck D, MeAke.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Juuo l5--rorpcdo boat
Barney has arrived a. Washington, Tor
pcto boat Riddle AZ Philadelphia. dee
strover Iouctt at Norfolk, collier cyclone
at Hampton Roads cruiser South Dakota
at liremerton and rGnhuat Wheeling at
Vera cruz
GUuhoat MarhiRs hs sailed from PRO.
Frrso for Vera cruz. cruiser ki,tlgn from
raNo roriontcs for san Diego. gunhuat
Dolphin from Ros,hauk y w. for WASH
inr'ont collier Lebanon from Washington
Tor Norfolk torpedo boat Chduurcn from
Zsmboangs for Manila, destroyer Farrt-
gut from san Pedro for san Diego and
mine shin baltimore from Hampton Roads
for Chesapeake Bay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
WEST BRONX LOTS GO TODAY.

Bryan L. Kennedy will offer In the
Vesey street auction room to-day l72
lots in the West Bronx or West l72d
street. Macombs road. Featherbed lane,
Shakespeare avenue, Jesup avenue and
Jesup place, just across the Washing
ton Bridge and opposite Washington
Heights at lSlst street. The Jerome
avenue extension of the Broadway-Lex-
ington avenue route, also the extension
of the west side elevate line from lb5th
street, now under construction, will have
two stations close 10 the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
MORE TRADERS IN SsTH ST.

noGe Soeurs. retail traders in gowns
! East F'fty-third street. have taken
. tase from Resale q. +. Barr of the
sv.o'eHed building at 10 West Fifty
Ss,nsa street. The building is on a lot
.sN.lp" 'ect and was leased for a term
.Aree years az about $1,000 n year.
'"ya! SCOT Gulden was the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
BR BOXERS IN BIG LEASE,

Pease & Gilman were the brokers in
the recent lease TO Francis II. Leggett &
Co. OF six warehouses IN Thirteenth
avenue between Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-ninth streets, at an aggregate
rental OF about 81. 500. 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
To BUILD 6. I. DWELLING.

Cornelius q. kolN has sold for Ernest
T LlHdemann and Charles +. W. Graefe
a plot, i0xli6 feet. on Zebra avenue,
near Rosewood place. Tompkinsville. to
William Stauderwick. who will erect a
dwelling for his occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16

sisz;. Frame 81. $ VAL q, 5000
AMHSsor EFi Az oiom " cor IN; M, g 'c 4
Mosher, is2S 7th sv,Y"..Y.."'t.'.N
2irH ST 5 " $ 800 e 9Th " 2ixSSa
1922 Halsey st. Bklyn; attys, Morris =
A~MsrERbKM Az. 5 " cor c'roton st. 'Si.sS
ioeth ST; a,tys, Miehiins & X. 2ss
igSTH ST. 10 r also i5id at. n $. 'SSaS's
" Bway. - 7Nl9s.l 10 to 1874 st-Loretto
T. Cosgrove to Richard V Harrington, 40
LIST av, atty, John z Roeser, i2S Broad,
cab ST. isS w--marry weiil and .sncy,
Row; atty, Julius Il Zieser. SO Park
Az il. 6sLLawyers Mtse co TO Jennie
J Ludvigh. 81 Nassau 49,. $4,000
i'ip sc: n 5. 49, " Bway, stsxis9le
Harrington, 10 ist av? atty, o = g
w RsiifS. rs pT Sf' 1,s-r.,i. Guar 's.'Gr
60 to Bond and Mtse Guar CO. i7s
Remsen st. Bklyn; atty. T q CO, i6S
7TH Av, $ e cor Ian st. 21.iixioo-
Metropolitan Trust co to Madison Az
Reformed Church, 400 2 s7th st; atty,
~ 20, liz BwaN ..s'''''''h
NORTH SIDE MTGE coRPN to Bernard
pooLISG ELIz X, TO Miehl
COIN, MAMIE, to Ciarmine Marc, $4,000
TG&T co TOT @ & T Co. as trus. 1900
RrsHMoRE. cHAs e. and ano. ,rus 70
/ MICE co to Edri,,h Kins. ,i5,SSs
WENTZ. Jos q. to T r Co. si2 900
KING. EDITH. TO Astor Trust Co
AMERICAN MrGE co 10 Anna q shel.
oEsTlNG. wM {. to Anna Weller $1,000
SHELDON. ANNA o. to Benz F spear. 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
HOE OUT OF REALTY co.

Arthur I. Hoe Is no longer connected
with the Little Streets Company, which
purchased the Marshall estate property
at Seventh avenue and Thirty-seventh
street, offered at auction yesterday. The
company a few years ago bought Mr..
Hoes interests In several properties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
JAMAICA HOUSE SALE,

Leonard Davidson has sold the one
nm'ly house at 81 Blsnco place. ia
saica. for Albert Lips to William j..
SadIo Of Manhattan for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
sRIARCLIFF MANOR BUYER.

sisn a Marvin have sold for the Bria r.
Tml Lodge Association a plot near the
nHatc.ln Lodge, Briarcliff Manor, to
marry II Albright OF the +. w. Wool
worth Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
LIENS.
Manhattan.

i4TH ST. 2ls E-Eisner Bros ngt Her
man sirotta. owner; Cleonice Po,icastro,
contractor trenewAb .,...,,...,. $3.50
BROADWAY, n " cor b0th At, l06xlO3 |
James 7 Turnbull agt Burnol Fuel co,
owner. Frank T. Malone, Coutrac-
Tor r-..r.s,, 'sfs -', ,s.s ..t... N-l,--
4bTU ST, $40 W-Iohn T. Roche dgt
Patrick Murphy, owner & CONTRACTOR
VIM 4 Hughes, contractor sS4.5i
80 Az, s66-Leo Hldwatsch agt julius
Brunings. owner n contractor. ,k7i Is
BrOnx.
list ST. w E-Otis Elevator Co ngt
Rosalia We!ser, owner: william weiser
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
LEASES.
Manhattan.

33D ST. 40 w. Affinity n H,rkir. ~
Jos odierna. so Bleecker s., - vrs from
July l. 1913, atty. = V 9 rcscla. cof
ST MARKS rl. :. oi-uaycr Mi-Nen -
Nav !, ir' atty. F Y G Po'c,s. .oS
CoLVMBus Az. as, store & h-s,rm1nd
Klein 20 Matthew J Kane. e4s " l7-'h
-, s lo-I, yrs from June :, 1913; a,ty..
Amend 6 a. 40 Nassau st....... ss.t 100
74TH ST, ?os r all-schindier & Liehler
alo-l? W. from June ~. 1915; ATTY. Jro
Euh'e-, eo3 r. AN 81. .s97c
Eth Az. = " . llath ~. front str & r.
David Webster to Pa'k ] Scollan. lt2 W
s2d 81 10 yrs from Nav !. 1915; atty.
InO c Hoenninger, lo7 2 t5'h 50. $1,000
Az n, 's2 STR & h-Louis Joseph TO Abr
Freund & ano' 2:2 Az n : yrs from
NJ Az. 80. i-, moor above s,r-AdSiph
\ HaReman - Costas Theodore & aro.
$50 9Th nv, 8 yrs from May /. 1915, al.
dress, 6sl 6th $500. 5000
sTH Az. l76 all-p"ris 7 Dowa to Jas
Mansaold, a5o W 18Th -. , MS from Pc
/ 1915; atty. r Burrhard, III Rroal-
I'll AV. AL, ail-Harry 9 H,lierhcck 70
Fredk Rohmeling, ~ franklin -, = yrs
from July Is, 1915, atty. Max SheinRr'.
HENRY ST. aoi double s,r-pavid ccohan
70 Tcwcy Baranon 2oi Henry 81. l ,r
from July IL, 1915, atty. Geo l. Iiv-
ingston. III Chambsrs s..........s $50
BRONX.
WFSTCHESTER Az, zoos. str, &c--Nar-
haitian Leasing 60 to Sol Il Edwards Il
ano. 1908 Westchester av. AZ Yrs from
Aus !, 1915, ATTY. W Whewell, SOC Ire
mpn' nv Ann NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
HELP wANTED-FEMAIE.

Wanted: Mothers helper
or nursery governess, must
be experienced, educated
and refined. Give refer
ences. Answer by mail
only. H. w. Smith, 20 Har-
ward Club, 27 w. 44th ST.,
New York City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16

The Public Service Commission opened
bids yesterday for the construction Of
section I of the Nostfand avenue sub
way In Brooklyn. a branch Of the East
ern Parkway line. Il lowest bidder
among fourteen - the underpinning and
Foundation Company, with s2,lIs,o0o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, june i5-This army
order nAs issued to-day:
FlF.; Lieut. II W lcmars NJ r G. -
Nlcatra2, al, disciplinary barracks for
duty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
sAiiNtiiD MECHANICS LIENS.
manhattan

cHANrNr# ST lOl-uaprv Chaser az,
M' 70 Ga'la'in ct al, June 10,
I,,,,,, ...,............,..S2s
~.urb1% Az, n e cor lSOth st-Raf,
JIunn -oH,gl agt y S A. ] Corp ct al,
'N"7 " 1913 tby bond) ...,..,..,362l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
HOU USE S
O THE SUMNER
LO>O ISLAND.

FURNISHED six room cottage: salt
water bathing Hshlns. boating farm prod
ucts on premises. situated on SaslUod River
VIA Bath R'o'hhav Route; $40 per month,
80 per season. Apply VI L TARBON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
TAKES THREE HARLEM FLATS.

Simon Sunderland and l.. Messenger
have leased to Fogenson & Co. the ,.ireo
six story apartment ouses at l32 TO
$50 West HIN street for a term Of
i've years at an aggregate rental OF
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises i2i sun sets. ?, Moon setslo:3s
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k Gia GOV island 1918 HeIGste 1908
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyII'k. iO5 Gov. Island. 80, Hell Gate. $40
Arrived -TUISDhY. Jrrr IS
Sc Rochambeau. t45 A NJ, bordeaux.
S Nssren-iyk, sb A NJ. Rotterdam.
s. Elet,hertos X. veneruelos, ; NJ, Rot
$ P1''nS 4 NJ Am-,c-ism May ~
= R.uo!ip. : A NJ H.. MAY =
5. H,s Ai9"':s q 1 y iNn ,.42''1 June Js'' !"
;, Pm, Fre'.r'k Henirh $50 A NJ
$ Fl Ia. Nv Orleans. June %
- Larpasa,. Mobile, juno :
s. CITY ~ N"mUh.- savannah, June u
- NrcDra. Pn'1l.lrH.t june =
- Venus N'Nppr News. June -
:, Hamilton. Norfolk, Jane q.
s. Mana Htta, Baltimore, June "a
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
S. United States n Chr!stian-and
Sc Espasne, Al RordeHuN
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
S. renadores, from pocas Del Toro.
s. Mexico. from Havana
So SlXaola. from Puerto Corte1
Sc Carrillo, from Santa Marta.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16

S. T%enadores. from pocas del Toro.
s. Mexico, from Havana
So SlNaola. from Puerto CorteI
Sc GARLIC. from Santa Marta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
LONG ISLAND REAL STATE o SALE
FARMS FpR SALE.
VERMONT,

FARM FOR SALE-So. Vt, about 400
acres, estimated 100000 feet hardwood
timber. sugar orchard, 1000 trees. two sets
hG. hinge, saw mil. desirable estate iOca-
ton. Address F. L BEEDLES, EigeNood.
Keenc. y. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16

ARHlN Ed EXON NEW YORK
S. United States. NJ Chr.s,ian-and
Sc Espdgne, ~ bordeaux
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF second part)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-16

sp c;' atty. ia SST'SS 60. Il" pwSy ;ss}SroSS
list ST, S :, 2GS : E Az II, 53x6a li-Fredk
schulz to Theo Stole. $40 L eth ST.
June ~ due as per bond; atty, T O
s~TEBBISs Ay. e 3. 5sa4 n is6th st, 50 tx
1879 ABR J Jacobs and sno to Louis
East. june Is. s Yrs s'p c. ar,y. rP"'6S
shapiro. lls Nassau .,...,... 10000
MARION Az. 1857, n W =, 4ExllO-Flor-
ence \ Milhurn to Broadway Savings
Instn, & & I Park pl, June IS, due Nov
!, 1915, 8 p C. atty, r n kelly ess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-27

In tho past three days. II was the
fourth consecutive extra inning
game played by Chicago.
Detroit and Boston are locked In
death grapple in Cobb's town.
The Red Sox lost Thursday. to @.
in a 13-inning game. errors by Ty
Cobb and Burns allowing Boston
to tie the score. Ty scored the
winning run. opening with a single.
taking second on CrAwford's saeri-
fico and scoring when veach pump
ed the ball against tho left field
wall.
Cobb celebrated his tenth ami.
versary as n Detroit player Thurs
day. Since he has been with the
Tigers, cobb has never hit less
than 500 for a full season. his high
water mark being 400. For eight
consecutive years he has been
champion batsman OF the Ameri-
can league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-27
ILLINOIS FOOTBALL
PROSPECTS BRIGHT

Bob Zuppke win likely be strong
bidder for his second Big Nine foot
ball championship this fall. Seven
regulars--watson. Pogue. Clark. Ma.
comber. Petty, Clarke and Squire
two sub forwards and reserve
back OF varsity experience will re-
port in few weeks. Zuppke could
build line from end TO end OF big
fellows Mt least Q feet l In height
and weighted from $50 TO better
than 200. Haistrom. former Hyde
Park star. viii take Gene schobin-
gers place at fullback, while An
dorson and Brenemen are two other
budding stars.
Zuppke IN the only one not san
guine OF success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-27
INDIANS BRACE;
BEAT BEAVERS
WHITE SOx BEGAN
70 TRAIN MUCH
TOO SOON

Chlcago critics say the reason
for the White Sox slump. which
began July 1 and cost them the
Lad and several games besides.
was merely a breakdown after
four months OF solid baseball.
The Chicagos started TO train n
month earlier than any other
club. They we're stale. As the
comiskeys are strict IN their
habits, no other reason for their
slump "a apparent. They were
40 well trained they got away
10 q good lead. but the Red Sox
ana Tigers. starting three weeks
Inter. while not as near ready
opening day. gradually acquired
speed and pitch as the race
tigAtened.
The Pittshurg Pirates. while
not pennant winners since 1909.
have always been near the top
ana finished the best club In
The league. They are another
argument in favor % q lighter
training trip. Clarke admits
now he win start about ten days
or two weeks earlier than here.
toiore. 80 his men will be ready
hy the start OF the season In.
sfead OF allowing them two
weeks 10 get In condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-27
Muggsy McGraw Must Upset
Tradition to Rebuild Real
Winners Inside of 5 Year.

Q chance.
Tho first OF the old guard let
90 by mcGraw was Fred snod-
grass. Vanguard was next.
Chief Meyers 10 nervous.
McCraw needs two pitchers
20 replace Matty and Marquard.
He has Tesrcau. Ritter. Per-
rift, schupp and sehauer az
foundation. He needs a catch
er to replace Meyers and
heavy hitting third sacker TO
replace Lobert. Doyle and
Fletcher hold up at second
and short. Burns, Robertson
and Merkle form good out.
field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-27
BY BROWN HOLMES


John Mcoraw OF the Giants
has started the tearing down
Of a championship ball club and
the rebuilding OF another, and
II will be interesting 10 note
how long Il will take 70 turn the
trick.
History shows that when a
championship team 10 torn
apart II takes five or six years
to build another. MeCrsw won
the pcnnant In 1905, tore the
machine apart and was not
able 20 reach the top again I'M
Ill 1911. II took six years to
replace Bowcrman, Bresnahan,
Mcosnn and the others and
weave the newcomers into the
MeCrsw style OF play.
Connie Mack OF tho Athlct-
Ice won In 1905 and began to
tear down and rebuild. II took
him five years 10 win another
pennant after he had replaced
Davis, Murphy, Monte and Lave
Cross with Melnnls, Collins.
Barry and Baker and made
changes In the other depart
ments.
Fred Clarke led Pittsburgh
to a flag In 1909; spent five
years rebuilding, and now he
has a good chance.
Huphey Jennings won at De-
trolt In 1909. In five years he
has shed all tho members OF
the pennsnt team except Cobb,
Crawford, stanage and Bush.
He has rebuilt a team that has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-27

ed Kippert explained why spo'
kane released him. despite tho fact
he was hitting 400 for tho club.
Kippcrt had an unreserved clause
in his contract and refused TO sign
any contract that would bind him
over 10 next season. Wicker want.
ed 90 hold Lewis for next season.
and Il was a case OF releasing
either one or the other. kippert IL
playing highFrade ball and hus-
Ting all the time.
Peggy Barth should have had a
home run in tho third. He hit the
ball on line 10 deep left field, and
Il crashed up against the bleacher
wall foot from the top. IL the
ball had hit the ground few feet
closer TO the plate II would have
bounced into tho bleachers easily.
The Chicago white sox and
Washington have played 10 innings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-27
DIETZ HAS Three
AIDES.DE.CAMP;
D0BIE BUT One

While oiImour Doble strug.
giles along winning conference
championships with only one
assistant coach, VIII Dlctz, or
Lone Star, coach at Washing.
ton State, has surrounded him
self with three helpers--Fred
Boiler. athletic director, and
basketball coach; Tom Tyrer, a
Broadway graduate and crack
end for four seasons, and Ed.
die klenhoIx. Spokane man and
erstwhllc star at w. Q. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-27
FEDERAL LEAGUE
COAST LEAGUE
BASEBALL RESULTS

fAmerican) New York a. Cleveland 8.
Detroit 7. Boston q. Washington :. Chi
cago 4. 81 Louis 10. Philadelphia 1.
tNatiousil - Philadelphia 4. Cincinnati I;
Brooklyn =. ST. Louis I. pitsspurr .. New
York Boston 4, Chicago tdarkneNsl.
fFsderai) Kansas city 6. Pittrburg 3
Newark Z. Buffalo T. 81. Louis 10. Chi
cago q, Brooklyn II. Baltimore . COAST
Portland 3. Los Angeles 1: Ban Fran
cisco 4, Vernon ! Oakland Z. Salt Lake
4 american Association Cleveland
SO. Kansas city s-st Indiana polls 80. st.
Paul t.io. Louisville 3. Minneapolis 4,
Milwaukee 4. Columbus 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-27
MEXICAN PITCHER
A winner OF I6
STRAIGHT GAMES

Charley Hall. the big pitcher. for.
merly with the Boston Americans.
and In 1906 with Seattle, is doing a
pretty good job of holding up the
honor of Mexico in baseball. He is
the only Mexican player in any of
the faster leagues, and he has
pitched 16 straight victories for st.
Paul OF the American association.
The only other Mexican who ever
got TO the majors was Arellanes.
who was with Boston when Hall
was there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-27

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 27.-The
first international yacht race he
tween the r. s. and European ma
ton since the last Sonderklasss
races at Marbiehead three years
ago win take place Sunday off the
exposition grounds. Tho Danish
yacht Nordug w. and Lady Betty of
San Francisco win compete. Trial
spins with light wind. the Nordug
has had little trouble carrying her
full sail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-27
WHITMAN LOSES A
FOOTBALL PROSPECT

vincent Borieske. coach nj Whit.
man. has lost the services OF a big
end TO Santa Clara college. San
Jose. Cal. His name IN Ray Leon.
ard. Leonard played football a,
jefferson high and also a, Colum.
bia university. Portland. lie was
the best end In Portland last seq.
Hon.
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40 HUSKIES TO
REPORT FOR WORK
At W. S. G. CAMP

Between 30 and 40 football play.
ers. including ~ OF last seasons
squad. will start training at the
Liberty Lake. w. s. G. camp Sept.
9. Coach William II. Dietz Clone
STAR. formerly assistant coach 10
Glenn Warner at Carlisle Indian
school. II already at Pullman.
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TTLE BOY AGAIN WHITEWASHES. TIGERS-SHAW LENDS AID
C0MISKEY SPENDS
FORTUNE IN HOPE
OF WINNING FLAG

Eddie Collins for $4,000,
Jackson for $4,000 in money
and players, chappelie for U.s.
500. Schalk for g12.500, Felsch
for $4,000 and Blackburne for
I'll .b00-theBe are the high
marks set by Comiskey in re-
cent years In buying bali play
ers. They stand as the record
OF all magnates.
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Bobby Roth. good hitter but
poor fielder. and Ed Klcpfer. for.
mer Venice pitcher. have been sen,
TO Cleveland az part payment for
Joe Jackson. by Comiskcy. Roth's
hitting put the sox in tho race this
spring.
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Brown and Gaffney and Turcnne
and Allen will meet In the semi
finale Of the Seattle Tennis clubs
junior tourney Friday. Allen beat
lyman by defaul; Thursday. Tu.
renne beat Shannon 90. %. and
Brown beat Hunt 60. 60.
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ANOTHER HORNE

California is grooming another
high jumper to take the place OF
George HORNE and Eddie Beeson.
when the spring has departed from
the legs OF the latter pair. The
new leaping prodigy Is Ira Jacobs.
an 1S year old schoolboy. who is
clearing better than six feet con.
sistently and with little effort.
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Q. A. TENNIS

rnals In the Queen Anne tennis
0nrney will be played Saturday
sad Sunday. Thursdays results:
And here arc a bunch OF letters
Meas sfnxiss--pack-r won ~ default,
lnr<rssrcrn heat Douxiss 81. 80. s-s.
Hfpfs t<sf g. Per> a.. 50
tA1tes sinxies-Arn Dress heat Miss
ywscn. f-E. ii.s: Miss Benson beat Mrp.
kfrsia. rs. rs
Doys snslss-Hof~sy beat chester.
~ 80
Meas eousl.s-Bse.en ara warren
~ Goethe snd Douglas. sic. go 60.
II Yvp> sni Packer h@as oi.on ana
lana a.. s-ts Chase and Hoiwsy beat
cnanhler ard Norris a.. -! ra9cr ana
Aast defeated CHASE ana Hoiwsy. 81.
- 81.
4 lA&i~sf toaeies-Hrnson ana <orf~u
~ Hots. ana Coon. 80. f-s. s-s.
Nlxxt douhias--Misz Ded4s anf Hoxw
NJ Nina Dempsey ana Coe,hs. ST.. 81
NJ Gross snd Kness bss. Miss Merton
~ B>asou. "a. 10. - Miss Dodge ara
Uog beat Miss Benson ana Warrsn. rs,
~ Miss ChAss aud Chase beat Miss
1e1gs and tosr. rs. s-s-