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BLANCHE SURPRISES RECORD.
Cuts shallow Point Fifteen Mile
Mark by Two Misutes.

Lose BRANCH. Jan. "A new record
for the Shallow Point fifteen mile course
was made 10y Capt. Walter Contents ice
yacht Blanche this afternoon in the race
for the Price cup with the inEenue, Drub
and Princeton. The latter two withdrew
on the first round. The Princeton carried
away her rigging. while Capt Fielder
was unable TO hold the Drub on the ice
because Of tho gale.
The race between the Blanche and e1-
Commodore J. c. Gibbons's 1ngenue was
exciting the Blanche winning after a
fifteen mile chase with six seconds 20
spare. The BIanche's time for the course
was 20 minutes I second. The best
previous time was 20 minutes Tire
Blanche had a lead OF twenty seconds
over the Ingenue at the seven and one
half mile stake, The time being S minutes
20 seconds.
The Ingenue. Princeton and Druo nm
ished IN the race for the Strauss cup.
The Rainbow H.. Eagle and Blanche
Withdrew. The Blanche broke her head
stay. The lngenues time for the fifteen
mile course was SO minutes 20 seconds.
the Princetons rs minutes 50 seconds
and the Drub's 80 minutes 25 seconds
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SOCCER ON MANY FIELDS.

Tn. Brooklyn Coltics won their irst sec
ton league game from the Clan McDuns at
Marquette oval, BROOKLYN, yesterday after
noon IN hollow fashion. Tho score was 2
Jony bye, tho crack centre hair o. TIT.
Clan Mcdonald, sustained a broken right
forearm yesterday afternoon. me CLANS
were playing the Bronx United IN q National
League game ~ Manhattan Field. Dye fell
and hts arm hit the hard ground nr.t The
weight of HIS body fractured several bones
The game was rough from start TO finish
The Clans won by TO .
Tho Hudson United +, Q. shocked the
Fultons in their second section game Of the
whom they defeated them by goals to ..
The Camerons won one sided game from
the clan Mckenzie eleven az Columbia oval
by goals to 0 Tho came was a champion
ship match OF the New York state League
The Longfeilows and the White Rose
elevens hooked up in a second division
game OF the New York state League at
Tafrs oval BROOKLYN, and after ninety
minutes play no decision had been reached.
Each team had two goals to It's credit
Al Chelsea Park the West side Rangers
won the points from the Germans In the
Metropolitan League struggle by goals 10 |.
There viii be n special meeting Of tho $40
ond division of the New York state League
TO night at tho Tuxedo, Fi'ty-nlnth 'trect
first division will hold special reetiuF AT
the same place Action Will ne taken az tiust
several players for rough tactics In games
IL 20 iuH,ogta that S-Ycr9! Wi! he either
suspended temporarily or severely ropri-
PHILADELPHIA, Jan S.-Ths Continen-
tails OF New York met tho Hibsrnians here
to-day and took them into camp by . goals
10 ~ half time the New Workers. we're
sadinE by goals 10 0,
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Airs Well. Reports Charley Harvey
in Telling of Big Year for Boxing

Charles j. Harvey sends out a report
OF the dongs Of the state Athletic Com
mission for the last year, which speaks
pretty well for boxing In this State
Harvcys report goes along in neat type
written form until he says;
Experience has demonstrated and rec
ords show that the sport has been well
conducted
Here Charles has blue pencled the re-
malusdr of the line. which our official
Sherlock Holmes has decided was: de
spite criticism to the contrary
Why pencil that, Charley? The game
always viii get It's share Of criticism and
the commission, no matter who compOses
II. always Will he a target for the croak-
ers Nobody ever expected the commits
sion to come or go without somebody gal
Looping up with knock or a private idea
as 10 how that body should conduct the
business Of the office, Harvey says:
., De,pi,o the, cry OF hard tines and the
dump for quite while back, the grand old
sport OF boxing mas stood up wonderfully,
%ltr 'h,.:lr.c CommissloGn," whiSS S' ce1,rols
and dlrcr,s mo sport in this state,
by Tho STATE Athletic Commission during
he past Year, making total Of l82 licenses
s,arted "pcTati"ns ~ this entire " nmmber
many have given up. business, while others
nave been closed or had their licenses can
cellcd by the commission, until now there
are about eight clubs operating In this
State
I'm the past wear the total receipts Of the
clubs have been approximately $500. 900. of
which the sta'" received = per cent. rev
enuo amounting 20 about $4,000
tho snort lself has run along very
smoothly, and tho commission has had no
occasion To take action on any fake or sham
boxing contest.
or course there have been the usual num-
her Of complaints for minor offences and
violations Of the rules, all of which have
been heard and ad1udlcated at the weekly
meetings held 10y the commission.
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GATHERS BRAND NEW
TEAM IN TWO WEEKS
Bronx Church House Advances
Another Bunch Of NOvices
to Win Road Run.
RODEN INDIVIDUAL VICTOR

For the second time in two weeks Bronx
Church House pW five men IN the field
which won the team honors yesterday In
the novice road run OF the Long Island
\. G., In which Hugh Roden OF the Brook
Ign Evening High School was the In
dvidual victor Such feat shows that
the Bronx organization is a fine school Tor
cross-country and long distance runners,
with considerable credG accruins to Jack
Kelly. who as trainer assumes the role OF
schoolmaster. There must be lot OF
ambitious youngsters enrolled ia the
Bronx flock, for the quintet which car
ricd of the team prizes In the Trinity run
rNo weeks ago thereby became ineligible
for yesterdays race. Jack Kelly rounded
NJ another bunch. however, and the re-
suit was win over the st. Auselms
\. e. by 40 points to SO. The Prescuta-
ton Club was third with -. then came
the Nine. y-seCOnd street Y NJ. II. ~, 100 !,
Brownsville Field club, l2l Greek Amer
lean \. c., 122 Visitation Parish G. c.,
III. and Tacoma \. and :. G., Isl
II took a large allowance to land Hugh
Roden in front OF the field OF eighty-three
which faced the starter at che corner OF
Evergreen Avenue and Linden street,
Brooklyn W. lhrkhardt winner OF the
church Athletic League run early i'm the
fall, led the uoyiccs as they scdmpCred
along Evergreen avenue to Cooper street
and through cooper street to cypress
avenue. which WAS about a mile aud
half from the start. Burkhardt set a hot
pace and was followed closely By W. Lar
sen, unattached. and V. hi Clements OF
She Brooklyn High school
Roden was in fourth place then, but
worked past hi Clemcute in the spin along
the Boulevard to the reservoir at High
land Park, where the turn for home was
made In the run over the red brick
road Larsen improved his position, and
when the rurn into Bushwick avenue was
taken he was hot foot after the leaders.
The Brooklyn High hoy spriuted past Lar
sen. but hung out signals OF distress soon
after he gave Burkhardt the 20 by at
Iialscy stree. and BushWlCk avenue. This
was about half mile from the finish and
Roden was all out when he passed the
judges. after sprinung the last block
along Linden street, forty-nye Yards in
front OF BurkhaIdt. Burkhardt was COM
parstiyely fresh and was 100 yards in
fIoW OF Larsen, VINO vas disqualified
quickly when IL was learned that he had
broken his noviceship in a mile race at the
Thirteenth Regiment meet last Washing
toms Birthday. This gave third place TO
III Clemente, and as brother of the
winner finished sixth. the Brooklyn Eve
ming High team made a good showing
with three men in the first six. All but
five of the starters finished. The order of
the first hC.y:
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JUAREz RACING RESULTS.

FIRST Race-Three furlongs-Mena. li2 n
Carter TO 3. ! 10 ?. out, won: Little Bigger,
~ "a CARROLL, 10 10 /. 20 (, out. second :
Test ~ Ciatthewsl. . 20 l, 30 10. out. third
Time 90 Shaban and Callio Van also ran
M-na and Shaban coupled as A b Spreckeis
entry
Second Receive furlongs-Kate Shelly, 100
BOOker). TO T. to 2 ont won; Jack Nolan,
Nesta, 20 Henry, i2 70 !, 20 !, 2 10 2. third
Time / ;O5 3,j Ethel wicks, Wool and Renwar
also ran,
Third Receive furlongs-Russ Sand los
GRcel, TO 9, l to g TO ., won; Lescar he
Nv Taylor. to !. even, 10 2, second; Airline,
q Callahan 10 20 !, 10 !, to ]: third
Time. l07 20. Zangaree Colonel McDougall
and Cesaro also ran
Fourth Race--Five and a half furlongs-Sir
Dyke 10 gentry, 10 !, even, TO Z? won;
Thistle Belle, loi m Hoffman,, 7 20 !. TO /,
to 10. second Wild Bear, 100 Louder 6 to l.
60 I, even, third Time, l;iA 10. AClmen
l. II AdAr Phyllis Anton0tte and Claribel
also ran
Fifth Race-Five furlongs-velie Forty. 10
Gemryl, to ], to ., even, won; Category,
o. CBoIlnsonI, 10 l, to l., | 10 ?, second ;
Minnie T. loj Collins. TO !, 10 /. 20 h.
third Time / 90 40 G. Kennon Mer
cur1Nm Anua Reed and Lady London also ran
Sixth Race--Five furlongs--Swede Sam IL
Gentry, TO I, to 3, to ., won: Fneda
Johnson, 100 ward, 90 !, Q to T. even, sec.
ond Jewel of Asia, 10 w Taylor) TO D.
to g. 1 to Q, third. Time, :O5 36 Lehgh
Alice Teresa Paiaorita aud George Karme also
ran,
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Experience has demonstrated and records
show that the sport has been Well conducted.
the state Athletic Commission has IMPRESSED
other states strongly, because the demands
qu.nt and have been forwarding copies
OF the law and Information to almost every
spondenoe expressed tho hope thai a similar
law would be placed upon the statue books
OF their respective states
The commissions Arm hold upon the box
ing conditions In this state has demonstrated
manly sport Of elf-defence was government
and control and It's administration OF the
once has placed tho sport on The nigh plane
OF tho strenuous sports Of the day.
The rules adopted by the commission are
that might arise, and are IN force to safe
guard the interests Of contestants. clubs and
With over three years of existence 1t has
been shown that the survival OF the Attest
applies in great measure 70 the club sltua-
uon, as only those qualified and best
ssGGuippSdt 20 give the bes, entertainment 70
others suocumblns. as In any other line OF
The preiudices which have existed against
critics OF the sport had surrounded the game
that prironghtins ana boxing We're syno 5nye
During the legaliaed llfs OF tho game in
strated that boxing is a many sport Tor a
aged and perpetuatcd
The legislative policy OF the state in re-
lation to It's hscal affairs IL TO effect "A cur
taiiment OF expenditures and to Increase Its
revenue. The revenues created by the Fraw-
ley law since its inception stand out az an
answer 20 ruCh critics
Tommy Murphy. who has had a long
rest since he made a great impression on
the Coast in his twenty round engage
ments, will loosen up the old fighting
Joints tonight when he faces John the
Barbars charger. Willie Beecher, at the
new Longacre A. c.
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FORECLOSURE aALEA


NEW YORK SUPREME, COURT COUNTY
OF NEW NORK-The Greenwich ssvinss
Bank. Plaintiff, against Elizabeth Seaman
In pursuance Of a Judgment of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered In the
isth day, OF December, 1914. 1. tho under
signed, the referee in said Judgment named,
ss at RS0f Hq'' Vs.cs at s sss E'i IN
Borough OF Manhattan, City of New York,
sE ok noon n S Ss' ,Ss. I Jaw }oshpa
ssa the pr, STsm sss sirs,1a
scribed as ioiiow We 10 ''''' anu 'He'''H w
AL Win t5st S certain lot piece or parcel 4
thereon erected. sitsate' Wing ana being IN
tho, Borough OF Manhattan CITY OF N.S
STS n s sns CSgny s9d ss,s OF New York
BEGINNING Rt-< point on the northsr!y
s sSS OF . SIih street disMnt three hgndtss
corner formed BY the intersection OF ssld
northeriy side Of s7th Street with the west,
NortheTiy. paTaiisl With f4ttS " %vsnus 'snd
part OF the way through party va.
centre line OF tho block; thance wss,srl,
SiEng sald centre line Of the blS.s az, eqt
Avenue n'T Rin. tSehiP Zee. VIII" Mn. '
and thence easterly along the northery sid'
OF S,th Street twenty-five (2b feet 70 ne
distances and dimensions more or less sad
pggm.es eeITs nST ks9wn BY III no. Ro,!
ough. and being the same premises conveyed
10 sad defendant, Elizabeth seam.n NY NY
Ccembar 2tth. 1886, ana recorded IN ne
Registers ONCE Of New York County IN
Block Series Conveyances section g. tlhar
81 mage %, on May 18th. 1897. suhte'I
however, TO the covenants and rcstrirt'ors
occupation OF the above described premises.
and az 20 courtyards contained In sgre.,,
menis ana deeds OF record relating 70 80
premises, so far as tho same are now IN
force and effect.
Dated, New York. December 18th. 1874
WILLIAM KLEIN. Referee ,
b AYMAR SANDS, Plaintiffs Attorney. ~
Cedar street Manhattan New York, Y
The following II n diagram % the pToh
crtS 20 be sod; its street Number Is No 10
West 37th street:
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SAEGKILL STARTS TOO LATE.
Outpiays st. Nick Seconds After
Latter Pile Up winning Total.

YoNKERs, Jan. 3.-The St Nicholas sec
ond team. WHICH included in its lineup
two or three first string men. defeated
the seven OF the SaeEkll Golf Club In a
hockey game to-day on the clubs outdoor
rink. The score was TO
In che first half the visitors did, most
OF their scoring and outplayed the Saeg-
kill hockey players. When the period
ended the score stood 5 10 l in favor Of
St Nicholas. The play in the second half
was faster. Sdegkill scoring three goals
and ST Nicholas two.
Fox and Campbell, who played against
the Victorias las, night at the 81. Mich
olas rink. showed no trace OF fatigue
from the contest with the Canadians. and
with kilner We're the stars OF the winning
team. Schuyler Phillips. the former
Princeton player. and George Butler OF
the Columbia seven did the best work for
Saegkill. The lineup:
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SPORTSMEN'S SHOW
PROTESTS TO A. A. U.
Manager DOrgan inquiries If n
Y. \. e.. Swimmers Are
Not Violating Rules.
STARS OF TEAM INVOLVED


Ae'ord'hR TO statements "' '"' ,'',,
ayers Of the Spurtsmvus show IN Madl-
SON Suuafe Garden the swimmers Of the
Nov work. e ara. l.,e,y To find them-
49,. ala o,.t ,i,. do.r
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sea because "i 'N' ''S"'u''V" " ''o ''u'
which Goru.d@ them competing IN the
events u tnc Garden during this
wacL This MIL b.. AN UNPLEASANT loca-
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Ho' '''' ''' '"'''
ans as the NihEr" t"'t'lS ''" y "ao'e
TO lead to tho question AS TO WhttAer the
athletes shall De aWrhdhi" 10 th' fuies
of their club and az Ga" same time sun
Ject 10 discipline for violating those OF the
A. 4. a.
Official information was mailed last
night To Oh" officials "i the \ y. L by
Manage I"lE1u "l 'h' Spor'sh.ch
Show that Albert Downs. Nicholas Ner-
Icu. james II. kDillN, HcoiE" South' Johh
a. Hmuogk AMI y. g. Nh''lI'\' VINO were
entered iu saturday, contests IN Hhe
Garden. dld- not compete. Manager por,
San minated lN5t III tne mon entered
Camo To tho mars Tor the races to-hIsh'
he would not press the complaint Dut ne
insists btt ir" mana go h'ht Is eh''l!eu
to know why 'l'N ulh not "PPtdI "l'er
lie ndd thtT entry p''"NS IT, '"u, '"u"'S'
provided the! We're pa! s'talE III Lor
race.
Nil tho men mentioned bE manager
Do'gan are members OF ur Ne" lorh
Athletic Gun, ana "heh 'ht'T ehiles
were received the uiUaGtih'h' HuN'I!,seu
them NpthhE was Known 'H'ou' tneI
s'destelIhhS uhu' SAlu'uIE "'En| VIII
otto NH1lt. a mrnp'r Oh 'ne S"i'i''i mus
committee "I the y l. y. - S"lu tl"'
ne hId rec, lNed h''ve ,h'te HdEs W.
Nous IRON the acting t'p'A'" Oh inc e'uo
tnat inc men must I''' Co..pl,r, ..--,..--
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Is some t'.h """u' '.v .'e" iV'N -
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Hy JOHN G. ANDERSON.

The question of what shall constitute
an amateur golfer comes up for discussion
this week at the annual meeting OF the
United states Golf Association. There
has been some fire, much smoke and
Little heat over this matter. yet when
all is said and done I believe that the
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Reindeer blown on Her Course.

RED BANK. Ian. 3--After leading Com
modore Ralph Il. Sickels's =. d, q, II. over
fve miles OF six mile race on the North
Shrewsbury here to-day, Harry Assays
Reindeer was spun around by a heavy
northwest wind in rounding the stake in
English's Cove on the last lap. and before
she could get back into the course the
T.. d, - II. passed the Reindeer and won
the race in IL minutes % seconds Chcs-
ter Miuons spy which had tTailed the
two other boats, also passed the Reindeer,
finishing second, in II minutes 10 seconds
Renders time for the six miles was IS
minntes.
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Area street.
The approximate amount of tho lea 4
charge 70 satisfy which the above sscri -
property is TO be sold. Is SOS, 6i5.s2, with ~
tcrsst thereon from the .th day Of pI
allowance amounting 20 .i&sss. With In.
terest from December 18th, 1914, toEsthr
with the expenses OF the sale The ApprsKt.
matc amount of the taxes. assessments and
water rates, or other liens. which are 70 no
allowed to the purchaser out OF tho purchase
money, or paid by the Referee. Ia lAS7sS
and interest
SUBJECT TO tho covenants and restr-e.
lions as 10 the character OF buildings and
TIC and occupation ~ ire above described
premises and as TO oourtyards contained in
agreements and deeds OF record relRunE "a
said premises, so far as tho sans ere noe
In force and effect.
Dated, New York, December 18th, 1914,
WILLIAM KLEIN Rsfsrss
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Lewis Cleans Three Honor..

hasset Bay Yacht club yesterday. Tracy
II. Lewis won the special twenty-five bird
trophy with "A score OF % on his handicap
Of and leg for the yearly cup with the
same score, His final scores showed him
to DO high scratch man for the day, with
total OF So
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At Floods oval Brooklyn Yesterday
afternoon the Greenpolnt +. c. had little
difficulty in disposing OF the Mecca eleven
in second division game OF the New York
state League by goals to /. Soothing
ton, Gray and Hutchinson each tailed
two goals for the winners, while Coleman,
a Mecca man. accidently scored point
against his team. Meadowcraft saved tho
Meccas from being blanked.
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Five Perfect Scores Made.

The trapshooters OF the Larchmont
Yacht Club made Ave perfect scores in
five Of the six matches yesterday. Two
OF these were returned by A. l.. Burns,
who carried on tho houors OF the day by
winning legs for the monthly, the visitors
and she accumulation cups.
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golfers will find that
1t IS tho tiniest bit OF
fame which has been
sending the smoke
wreaths heavenward.
The first wiRh OF
every golfer is that
the amateur question
shall he thr, shed out
rs carefully and as
quickly az possible
and that some action
which II TO be ac-
ccpted - final will
he taken.
! do believe that in
The golf world there
has been little wan
dcrlng from the path
Of amateur rectltude.
I doubt II YOU could
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NEwAHK, Jan. 3--Ths Vlctors OF Phia-
delphia lost by TO l here to-day to the
Scottish Americans in an \. +. 4. cup
tie contest The game was hot tuSsle
from gong 10 gong. but the Scots by dlnt
Of speedier play came out on top. BY
their victory they move into the next
round for the cup, which they have hopes
OF capturing this season.
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N York C. Swimmers Bteen
BROTHERS WAGE HOT BATTLE.
Fulton Cutting Finally wins Les on
Tuxedo Challenge Cur.

TUXEDO PARK, Jan. 3--Fulton Cutting,
Jr.. defeated his brother. Charles Suydam
Cutting aetAr hard match In the finals
to-day on the courts OF the Tuxedo Ten
mis- and Racquet club for the Tuxedo
challenge cup. sets to 9 winning his
second leg on tho trophy.
The match took two hours and forty
minutes to decide. II was either ones
cup until the NTH set when the score
was two sets all and three games all
At this point Fulton Cutting ran away
with three games and the match. win
ming the last set at 6--3. The summary
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-ge +. c. Positions. our Boz
DU BOTS FINISHES IN FRONT.
81. AnseIm's 4. &. Athlete wins Hun
of His own Club.

c. Du Bois OF the St Anselm's \. C.
won the run OF his club yesterday after
stin fight with ]. Gerard of the Bronx
Church House The run was held over
new four mile course and the veteran
Tim OConnor showed the way for the
first three miles. Du Bots sprinted to the
front then, but beat Gerard by only
twenty-five yards. The order Of finish
of the first ten:
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Twelve trapshooters OF the New Ro-
chelle Yacht Club were at Ehe firing line
yesterday. +. L. Hatch captured the
ten and the fifteen bird scratch prizes
with full scores and was also high scratch
man for the day. With a total of ninety
two breaks he defeated Nat Webb by Just
one clay bird.
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SUBwAYs MAKE TT UNANIMOUS.
Beat 81. George 2 to and New
own victory over Every Rival.
Columbia
L-----..L--.

The Subway F. c. won lis eleventh con-
secutive victory yesterday afternoon a,
the expense Of tho 81. George eleven ~
goals to o. The contest was a cham
pionship fixture OF the metropolitan
League, which series the Subway squad 10
leading by a comfortable margin. Tn.
Subways now have defeated all the other
eleven teams in the lea que. Tho Lineup,
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OUR BOYS STOPPED AT LAST.
50. George Team Holds JuEEernauts
to scoreIess Tie.

After winning six straight games in
the second division championship series
or the New York State League the Our
Boys eleven OF Greenpoint was stopped
by the St George squad and was held
TO a scoreless tie at Macomb's Dam PARK
afternoon. The lineup:
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RANGERS PLAY TO TIE
WITH COLUMBIA 0VALS
Each Side Registers One Goal
Mckay and Rost Engage
in Fisticuffs.

Columbia oval and Rangers PLAYED "a
a tie in a first section game Of the New
York state League at Hamburg oval
Brooklyn yesterday afternoon Each
team had a point 10 its credit r. The
second half two players took II upon
themselves to settle the battle via rs
hstcuff route. They were Mckay ~ the
Rangers and Rost OF the Columb!as. Bo,h
were ruled OF the field fifteen minutes
before final time was called. The ltuovp.
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BARRETT NORMA HIN pursuance Of
q order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler a
Surrogate of the County OF New York bear
ing date the Srd day OF August. 1910 Motto,
10 hereby given to all persons having claims
against Norma II. Barrett ate OF tho
County OF New York deceased, to present
he same with vouchers thereof to the sub,
---ih-- a. IS placs Of tranHscting business
No 20 william street. In The CITY Of New
York. on or before tho 22nd day Of March
NEXT Dated. New York: the 3rd day OF Sep,
TRHs4 coMpAN9. En.sutoT i FRANK kN 2
NrBkNE, Attorney for Executor IS Brssd-
way, New York C1ty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04
suRRoGATEs, NOTICES.

BAcIGALUPO, JEANETTE I'm pur-
Fowler. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice is hereby given TO all person,
lupo late OF tho County OF New York de.
ceased, TO present the same with vouchers
thereof to tho subscribers at their place Of
business, the office OF Coudsrt
Brothers, No, Rector street, In tho CITY OF
New York. on or before tho 25th day OF jan
uarv next Dated, New Work, the 10th day OF
july 1914. FRANK JEANNE and WILL
lam NJ HAMILTON Executors COUDBRT
BROTHERS. Attorneys for Executors. J
Rector Street n Y City