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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23

Profits taken out of the grocery busi-
reSs were turned into a real estate In
vesiment yesterday by August Karsten.
who has his business on Broadway near
Eighty-seccnd street. Through the
Douglas Robinson. Charles :. Brown
Company Mr.. karsten has purchased
2o2 and goa West E~ighty-second street
from Robert W. DE Forest. Two FIVE
story Hats are on the plot. which
measures 3Sx102.2. ~ feet west of Am
s,erdam avenu The buyer lives in one
Of the houses. They are assessed by the
city for taxation for "A total of $500 Oo
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NEW MADISON Av. sKYsCRApER
Bncker Files plan for q 10 Story
Building at 10Th street.

Sommerfeld & Steckler, architects,
nave Med plans for the sixteen story
store and loft building which George
backer will erect at the northeast
corner OF Madison avenue and Twenty
ninth street. 1t will have an avenue
frontage Of "a feet and on the street 100
ieet. The facade will be Of brick and
limestone. The cost has been estimated
at $3.50, 900.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Nam
haitian. The Bronx ana BROOKLYN.
lat II vEsEY STREET.
Py Henry Brady.

lat II vEsEY STREET.
by Henry Brady.
3oTH ST. : +. n :. lsi.i . 5th av. 81 5x
Sl.2 3 sly dWlg-l W Sterling agt W c
ORrien ct al, due. st7,S?3 %; taxes, sc,
f:,3I247 adjourned to August 6.
by Herbert A. sherman.
7TH AV. 3O7-309. . :. ISL : 2s'h st. a.
N76tS irreg. two ) sty tnmts & strs and
two 4 sly rear tnmts-C y Lee, exr, agt
2sth 50 & eth Az Realty Co ct al; due,
ssS.67o.2s; taxes, sc, ss5? SO: adjourned
to August IL.
BY Joseph p. Day.
7TH Az. s2S-3?. " :. is.2 : ?9th St, AK
% 3N74.5xlO0.1. three 4 sty bldgs-F VI
Wsrburg ct al, trus, agt q W Tubbs
due, slss,es?.t7. taxes &c, sS.5issS' TO
lllTH sT, silica ". n 5. as W Amster-
dam sv. l0OxiOo.li. 6 sty APP; house,
r chisolm ct a agt J y Rosenberg ct al;
due. tl57.s6i.7j. taxes. SC, s3.4oO.55; 10
the plaintiff $40, 900
l:3D ST. IA f.. 5. sl2 ? LIST av. 25x
lOo.li, I sly tsnmt and strs-Eleanor lie
Roy agt Rocco D'Amico ct al: due. sl2,-
1000, taxes, sc, "s3o754: to the plain
TIN .......... ,*ll.10o
BY Samuel Marx.
s5TH ST, 3ia L. n =, i7j W LIST av. 25x
l02 ., 8 sly nat and strs-Jacob Regens-
berg ct a. aEt Dora IsaaCson e. al; due.
t3,3jS -. taxes. Sc, s7f5. 40. sub to LIST
mtge $4,000, to Max Jacket. s2Tsl7
lat H REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
RROOkLYN1
BY James l.. Brumley
EAST 18th ST. " =, zoo : Avenue ..
"a iNlo0--L A Senior ct al agt + j FLYNN
ct al, to II Dillon and II Cohen st3jO
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H~ACKENsACK, y, j., July 22,-The
value of the estate of Carrot Lydecker
Of Enelcwood was determined to-day by
]. II. Moore, the Bergen county inherit
ance tax appraiser, TO be $3.50. 000. Mrs.
I ydecker's will was prUhated April 90
last, and her husband died ffty-two
days later, The estate goes to Benja-
min McGill, Mrs, Lydecker's son by her
first husband, the late Chancellor Alex
ander r. McGM Of Jersey City.
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ZIG ST. NICHOLAS AVE. FLAT.

On the southwest corner of ST. Mich
olas avenue and l57th street a six story
Hat house is to be erected for the Lehigh
building Corporation. Irving Judis, pres
ident. II will have a frontage of 1887
feet n a depth of 1898 feet. with a
facade of brick, limestone and terra
Gotta. Gronenberg Il Leuchtag are the
architects and have estimated the cost
at $500. 600.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

l5sTH ST. 5s4 W-Andrew Wilson, trus. to
J Arnold Grobli. 307 w 4th st: atty. 4
Wilson. l4s .$l?,5ol.bI
ST NICHOLAS Az, 92O-Susan Plant to
WIN II Luckett. is W s7th st, atty, + l.
Mayham. ~ Cedar st,..,...,...,i
WEST END AV, $ W cor ssth st, lo0.sx
lOO-City Mtge Co to y y Trust Co, 20
Broad st; atty. F A Snow, 10 Wall stu
WEST END Az, W cor ssth st. ioo.sx
lOO-N Y Trust Co to Grace NJ Brun-
ming, ii5 Hancock ST. Bklyn, l-3 part;
atty. F a snow. IS Wall st.....;.,..'N
ssTH ST, 1O5 W-chss $ Bryan. admr, 10
John 4 ID Shepard. Paris, France. attys.
Miller. X, & 7, so Bway. $4,000
ssTH ST, los W-John II d Shepard to
Union Trust Co, so Bwsy; attys. Miller,
X, & T. so Bway. ....... $4,000
losD ST. Tia E--Title Guar & T co to
Andrew { Zabriskie. trus. % w 53d 81;
atty, T G Co, l76 $4,000
99D ST, 80 E-Same to Jas A Trowbridge.
trus. Noroton. Conn attys. Alien a. ~
50 Liberty st;a,..';....,.,:':;.;Satyoo
Robert Coleman, trus. to Annie c Rogers.
hyde Park, n Y: attys. Cadwalader, W
,sTH ST, 1tt-t6 W-Msx weinstein to
Jacob Kot,ek, II W 10th st or 81 Nassau
ssTH sT. III W-Benjamin Mordecai to
A l. Mordecai & Son. 80 f 42d st; atty,
Clinord C Roberts, 81 Cedar st. $4,000
LEXINGTON AV, llss-Lawyers Title & 7
co to Christopher Moller; atty l. 7 GO;
, isS hsTTsy:'7is',e;'sd 'av. 'sl5xsssSs,, iN E iSHS
p Ingraham to Phoenix lngraham, 2t7
eth az; st,ys. Alexander & O., 100 Broad.
aAO . /
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23

Frank S~teinhauscr walked INTO the
district our room in Hphoken ycsteI-
day, muttered something about the war
and then slashcd his throat with a
Docket knife, He was taken to 81.
Mary's Hospital. where IT Was said last
night that he could not live. Judge
Charles !. Carrick of Jersey City was
sitting in the court, S~teinhausers home
Is at 50 Adams street, Hoboken.
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BROOKLYN APARTMENT PLANS.

Shampan & Shampan have filed plans
for three apartment house to be erected
at a cost Of 100000 on the north side
of Lincoln place 32l feet east of Brook
lyn avenue. on a plot i67xl00, for the
7. +. Realty Company as owners. The
buildings will be equipped with all mod
ern improvements.
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FARM SALE.

William II. Jackson has sold for Ed
ward a. Fritzsche his farm and aplary
at richmond, Staten Island, to John
Stevenson Of Tompkinsville, who will
reside on the farm and continue the
honey business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-23

Tho Bayside National Bank has pur-
chased as a site for a new home the
property ~ James W. Cain. a lot 25Nl01,
~ the southeast orner OF Lawrence
boulevard n Bell avenue. Tentative
pans Indicate an outlay OF $40, 900.
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BUYER OF RRONX CORNER.

Or NJ J. Silverman is the buyer OF
we northeast corne of Stebbins avenue
ana Freeman street, a new five story
,psrtment house. reported sold recently
w Louis kleban,
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east Of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
HON sts.)

18TH ST, ago Il, II $, 225 " list av. 25x
$50 torcclos, July GOWN r Glare.
sef, to Bowery saw Bank, 12s Bowery,
July 81; attys. Cadwalader. W & +. 40
W an ~ s'ss.s.'' Sl0suVV
lST AN, W 5, 2ig II goth st, runs W look
2i9 to n 8 goth st X W l25x n 1915 to
21th 81 X g l30X = ak W Ok = 24.sS
. 100 10 av y = ~ to beg uoreclos, July
GOWN + clare, ref, to Bowery Saw
Bank, l2s Bowery, July 81; attys, Cad.
walader. W \ T. 40 Wall st ....t75,0oo
LESlNdIoN Az. bls'.e $. 700 n isth 81
baum. ~ w s7th st. mtg $4,000, July
u; atty, y Y r I co, 1875 Bway ......tl
SUTTON Pln "a. W 3, 20.5 n 5Sth st. 2Ox
s6.5 tforeclos. July 0--Leander d
Faser. ref, to Edw A Allen. 2oI william
81, East Orange, n j, PIN mtg $4,000,
July l6; attys. Roe & Hayes, A. Pine
1t 900
slST ST. III +, II p. $50 e Park av. COX
lO22-RaChel Hyman, widow, ct al,
individ 4 exrs Gerson Lyman. to Bern.
hard Feifer, 1903 T. Sist st, mtg s20.bOO,
all liens, July 10, address, 427 Z 18th
II . e . q. e. . o . O. e e ~. u. q . . q . . y : Z "
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with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
2SxsO-Chas W Prelle to Julia Z Paul
s sn; SS cos,er ThneliunsonN. ii chambers
st SO. ooo
~. s,,.
r... rue. =. n.,s"on ro,-,ss,,, and
iioth sts.j
LEXINGTON Av. n e cor 4Sd st. % ixs0
Percy A Kirkwood ct al to John II
Foster trus. Paris. France. 5 yrs. . = c,
July 20 any + DE roster %',ss'ooo
West Side.
and 10Th sts)
18TH ST, = s. 400 9 10th av. ?5ys2-Geo
J Reinl to Title GUAR ir 90 40 SSo
guy 90 que as per. oS"u S
'rH AN' ws' ~ sSttn pS - S,h
r s'das a 20 stty John
A. button, 50 Maiden Lane 500; 9SS
s'IH 81 ses ss,h s aw sssxss'S: aim ST
3 i:o " sth a.: LsN' "a, pe,n ~
Cohen to charIotte SSnyd"r, ~ I'm ma
s atty john %J'p sssisn. sSi swsy s ooc
+3p ST. 8 q l2e e gin av, s9SlSo,a~
Marie q psrms'sS' u, u MIC 10 6O"- =,
VIZ sInh "a Juiy ~; atty "'tt I Co. isc
Bway S''VO'
Uptown.
ya,h.,,.n leland north of ilOth ST.
.mahna''an ,ssxiooI Il
l.STh 81. :. SsE;o S"as' fIhsr, .
} En's 70 rl lsp SSng. I Jay sp, az a,, y,0 i. T
Go, $50 Bway' ,''oo
Enwii Holding C. Inc; to cry Inye,,ins
$4,000. yrs, . p e. atty + + E5apHoi
o,!sS bMsS .'';co'
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The Houghton Company has leased to
Joseph Froissard the fou story and
basement dwelling at 1872 West Eighty
fifth street for Hamilton II. Salmon.
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NORFOLK LUMBER COMPANN-Schcd-
ules Of the Norfolk lumber company Of
2t5 East l97th street, snow liabilities ~
OF stock, 500, notes s.3,752, automobile
$50 ana office hNtures $50.
ScHARF 4 sIENTZ, manufactures of
dresses at III West Twonty-si>th street.
have filed schedules showing liabilities
OF slS,135 and assets OF s6o'6. consist
ing of stock $500, machines and ms
lures $1,000, accounts &l.50O ana cash
DIAMOND n FRIEDMAN clothing deal
ers, at 267i Third avenue. have nled
schedules showing liabilities Of i2,S asa
and assets Of $1,000 in stock, and s.
IsAAG zoLoTH, dealer in furnishing
goods at 2s25 Eighth avenue, has Med
schedules showing Liabilities ~ si769
and assets OF i5O6.
Assignments.
FINCK & NANIER, INr., of 933 broadway.
who had a restaurant At IL Fulton
street. have made an assignment to Ed
ward G. Baxter.
NJ. RAINBOW Il 60, a corporation, dealer
IN moor ana wall ties at rs West
signment to John Manheimer, The COM
pany was incorporated in July, 1874,
with capital stock OF $50 600, ana Ernest
II RAINBOW Is the president
LEONARDO DlTANO grocer, at $40 East
18th street, has made an assignment to
Jacob Goldman,
MICHAEL CHAIMsoN, dealer in dry
goods, at 6ji Lenox avenue. has made
an assignment to Jacob Klein,
Receivers Appointed.
LIPOSO COMPANY, LTD.--Judge Gle
gerich Of the supreme Court has APP
the liposo Company, Ltd, seller of min
eral and table waters, which had an
office at ! Madison avenue, bond. s. 900.
In a suit brought by William NJ, Rob-
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LIENS.
Manhattan,

18th ST. eos TO 900 W-Adin @ Pierce Co
agt Wyanoke Rlty Co, owner Il cont
,renewan sl,sse
Bronx.
RIVER Az, 20ai-Ariste a Borrer agt
Alice. Victor, ThoS 4 Chesterman Muller.
owners, A r Scharsmith a co. con-
tractors .s3l9.5O
l40TH ST. n . cor Walton av, sSSl2O .5-A
T picnst co, Inc, agt Hattie kurtz
Knight, clara Christine kurtz a. Harry
i knight, owners. Harry T. knight,
cont ..s.s.t.. .r.s' .'r s'',. ... W. / ~
PROSPECT Az, S2-Geo VI Flogaus sgt
Oserman & Gottlieh, owners; VI Minskof.
FOX ST, i03.-Louis Sturtz agt Jacob
Goldheld & Henry Schroeder. owners Il
Conts &l0s 70
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
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with name and address Of lender and
attorney, II attorneys name Is omitted
address party of second psrt.)
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Uptown.
Island. north Of iloth ST.

' vi Ht 81 ATAhAAAF AAfAhh
il.TH ST. 81 W, n :. 800 " ssh av. ask
100. ll-Harold Simpson to Helene Mat,
thies. glq f. gith 81, mtg $4,000, all
Liens, july 10; attys. Robson a simpson
lg5TH ST, :. sss 6 e Bway, 20 exlOo III
LAWYERS Mort Co to j Fredk Hntz, Pleas
antvlle. y Y. mtg 100000, b n =. all
Items. july 81. atty, l. T & 7 Co. ,i6o
,ei5TMHaS sT SSg 6 e Bway.: ?s.sxioo ii
j Frederick EmtZ, pleasantNile, y \, %
Grace II Crane. 529 W lStth -. mtg
$40, Ooo, all liens, july q, atty. L 7 4
T co. 100 BWay. ....,.,. sluu
LEMON Az. 422. . :. Il n l3ist ~, l6.7S
s5-E.iza Kre1sch. ~Lyndhurst. y 70
Margt PETROL. 1900 paly aV. mtg $1,000.
all liens. july 90. atty. W L Phelps i.5
7rH Az, %.4g2.2s. " ; 3tll i,-d st. 75x
75-Jnn " Cornish Const CO TO Pas
qualc Augarold. 1898 Franklin av. Bronx.
b 4 :. mtg SOS 1000, July 20. .......,. u
BROADWAY. 3>So-t6, ne cor %lblsts ,5sl:
80 ilNs9lO Gorec,os. July l5l-Meivin q
Y. 40 Bway jay q, attys, S%tetson. J
& r, II Broad $4,000
HILLSIDE Az. = $50 e on curve from
Bway, runs : Palm . ljoN n 1876 q
l47i to Az Il " ON curve Sill to beg
Michael lie Paolo 20 Ida V Price, 1850 Nj
Hope aV. mtg $4,000. all titlo. Apr :.
atty. Thos q price, 1850 Mt Hope av 81
18TH ST. n :, 100 2 10th av, s5N99.ll-
City Investing co to Enwil Holding Co,
Inc. sos 9TH ay, h 4 s a c a Z, all liens,
July 10, atty. Hy a BlImcnthal, .:39
2ISTH ST. 5 ;, 100 10Th av. s;xss.ii-
city Investing Co to Enwil Holding co,
July Is; atty. Hy A Rlurenthal .233
lhAdA H.t 70 a H . . q . f.. . . 9 . O. . q . . Q a Y ANN
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature, go. at TO L NJ
Lowest tempcrature. e2o. At 2BA NJ
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BROWN, stephen T., to Charles HUE.
brand. $3.50, ,$l,ooO
LAWYERS MTG &C to Fourth Universal.
BRADY. John j, cxr. TO Frank Gross ~
ano. '>o'oVV
FOXVALE RLTY co to Marst knox..tl
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AM PM AN
sun rises 40 Sun sets - Moon sets Il Ot
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
AM AN Az
sandyHk 4 rs Gov. Isl 4 70 He'll Gate q %
Low WATER THIS DAY
AN An AN
SandyHk1o ~ GOV. ii II Oi Hell Gate i?:ti
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
Rupert Sees Yankees
Work and Is Satisfied

Donovan relies upon Ray Caldwell
Ray Fisher. Ray Heating. Carroll
Brown and King Cole TO be Just about
at top form when Brooklyn is cncoun-
tered. The rest OF the team, which has
been batting daily against this re-
nowncd quintet. should not be badly
fooled unless Uncle Wilbert Robert
sons pitching staff is much improved
over last seasons close.
Colonel RUPERT, Captain Huston
and Bill Donovan were in consultation
tonight discussing ways and means OF
strengthening the Yankees before the
opening of the season. Extra efforts
will be made 30 corral a competent
lefthandod pitcher. Several of the re
cruits have shown such great promise
that a trade advantageous to some rival
may be arranged.
The weather to-day was so exception
ally fine that Colonel Rupert went
into ecstacics over the advantages OF
this city as training camp. IL - not
beyond the realm of possibility that
arrangements will be made before the
club leaves town for long term lease.
While Donovan and mis- regulars will
return 10 the De Soto Hotel next
Wednesday TO remain until the follow
ing Sunday. in a strict sense OF the
word camp will be broken tomorrow
In the meantime the Colts will have
moved northwsrd under command OF
Duke Farrell TO play several exhibition
games and await the regulars at Nor
folk, Va.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
WEDDING SUPPER,
BUT NO WEDDING
Bob FitzSimmOnS Must Wait a
Day Before Taking to Him
self His Fourth Wife.

Robert FitZsimmons, former heavy
weight champion of the world, entered
the County Clerks office yesterday in
great hurry. He left in great
huff.
Ruby Robert had planned to marry
for the fourth time last night. At the
last moment he discovered that he
needed a copy Of the decree Of divorce
granted 20 one Of his former wives be
fore he could have the marriage per
formed. But he got TO the Office OF the
County Clerk too late and failed to get
the COPY.
Wen have to put it off, said Fitz-
simmons.
"But what about the wedding sup
per-" he was asked
Guess we'll have TO eat il. anyway"
The woman TO whom Fitzsimmons is
engaged is Mrs. Temo Slemonin, di-
vorced wife of Henry Slemonin, Of
Portland, Ore. She is an actress and
is also known as the Countess"
Fitzsimmons is ffty-threc years old
and his bride TO be is twenty-eight
Fitzsimmons has three children, one OF
these being Robert, who also is a
boxer.
Fitzsimmons has been living on his
farm at West Dunellen, y. ]. He re-
fused to tell where the wedding was TO
take place
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
THE MASQUERADER
TO RACE AT BOWIE
Pride of Garth Stable to
Run Against Good Ones
on Opening Day.

Washington, March 25. There are
upward of two hundred horses at Ben
nings track preparing for the Mary
land racing Of April and May and most
Of them will be ready for the meeting
of the Southern Maryland Agricultural
Association, which will begin at Prince
Georges Park, Bowie, on April !, and
continue through twelve racing days.
The strongest of the stables prepsr-
ing for the Bowie are those Of William
Garth, Amos Turney, Raj Parr, Captain
p. ~ Walker, DR.. j. 5. Tyree and
Richard +. Carman. The Masquerader,
the -year-old sensation Of the Mary
land meeting last spring, is the star Of
the Garth stable. He IS prospective
Kentucky Derby candidate, and his
owner, Colonel Parr. desires to get a
race in him at Bowie before shipping
West.
MIR. Turney's string, which arrived
from Kentucky three weeks ago, in
cludes the Toronto cup winners OF
1913 and 1914, Horror and Waterbass,
both Of which William Martin, their
trainer, believes will be ready for the
Inaugural Handicap, al Bowie. Cap
tain Walkers smartest performer ls
the mare Isdora. She will be ready
for the Inaugural, because she is nearer
racing condition than any other horse
Ut Bennings.
In DR.. Tyree's string are the prom
ising three-year-old Carbide, Celtic,
DR.. Larrick and Protector. The last
named was one of the first rate two
year-olds Maryland racing developed
last fall. Protector was a bit lame at
Pimlico last November, but winters
rest has brought him around nicely,
and he is going sound again. He looks
like one of the best three-year-old
prospects Of the coming season, for he
proved at Laurel in October that he
liked distance of ground.
The Carman string is ready for the
races now. The veterans G. NJ. Miller,
Ella Bryson. Semprolus and Surprising
are especially forward. Mr.. Carman
thinks it likely that he will have Sur
prising and Ella Bryson ready for the
Inaugural, which will be the feature OF
the opening days card.
The -year-olds OF the Carman
string readyng up for Bowie are
Achievement, by Hastings; Startling,
by Marta Santa; Queen of Paradise, by
Hastings; Oleander. By Rock Sand;
Typography, by Rock Sand Garnet, by
Galveston, and Dune Sight, by Single
ton. These youngsters have been under
the saddle practically all winter and
hard at work since early in February.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
Will Accompany His Men
to Daytona, Where Sc
ries with Superbas
Starts Tomorrow.
IR1 rsI,grsrh % II. Trlhun..

Savannah. Ga, March 25.- Colonel
Jacob Rupert, ir., president OF the
New York American League baseball
club, arrived in Savannah at noon TO-
day. Within an hour he had seen his
team finish daily practice and seemed
quite satisfied with the investment that
occupied such prominence in the news
papers last winter.
The colonel, however, is a man not
govcn to snap judgment. and he intends
TO see the thing through as far as pos
siblc. He will accompany Captain
Huston, the club officials, Bill Donovan
and the Yankee regulars tomorrow 10
Datona. Fla, where beginning on Sat
urday four games are to be played
with the Brooklyn Superbas.
To the layman II appears that Dono-
van viii be able 20 give good account
of his stewardship. His battery vet
Grams arc i'm excellent physical condi-
tion. Indeed, Old Boze Bulger, who
noscd about among dozen major
league training camps this spring de
clares the Yankees are far better con
ditloncd than any ball club he has
seen so far.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
GIANT COLTS BEAT
THE SHERMAN TEAM
Texans Unable to Score on
Pitching of Huenke and
Williams.

Sherman, Tex, March 25.--In q well
played game to-day the New York Colts
defeated the Sherman Western Asso-
citation team By a score of TO o. The
weather was the best the young Giants
havo struck this season, being warm
enough TO put ginger into every man
on the field.
Williams started the game for New
York, and allowed only one hit in the
six innings he worked. Huenke, who
relieved him, escaped without yielding
safety. Mclean caught six innings,
when he was replaced by Wendell, who
finished the game. Billings started for
sherman, and gave way TO Ray in the
sixth.
y.v Yors Ii :SSS5d: (: 70 .
pattsr4s,-WilNsms Husufe Mclean. Wendel .
Billings Ray and Adams. umpire-spenceT.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
KAUFF WILL PLAY
WITH TIP TOPS
Falkenberg Also Secured by
Wards, According to
Lee MaQee.

McComb City. Miss, March 25.-
After the Tip Tops defeated the Nc
Comb City baseball team here in an
exhibition game this afternoon Lee
Magee, the Brooklyn manager, informed
the war correspondents that Robert
Ward had secured the services of
Kenny KaufF, the champion slugger Of
the Federal League, and Cy Falken-
berg. the star twirler both former
members of the indianapolis club,
which had its franchise transferred
to Newark.
"With these two players on my staff
Brooklyn will be represented by the
best team il has had since Ned Hanlon
piloted Brooklyn to the top Of the Ma
tional League ladder, fifteen years
ago" said Magee. "Mr. Ward will
spare no expense TO give Brooklyn a
championship team. and will keep right
on buying good players until he does
land the gonfalon."
Three thousand spectators saw their
home boys buried under a score Of %
20 I. The Tip Tops used three pitch
ers, each being allowed TO 60 three inn
ings. Nick Cullop, Jim Bluejacket and
Tom Seston performed in the order
named, and ell did well.
The score by innings follows:
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