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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of ender's
toruey

(With name ana address OF iehuef Az
torney.)
bier. u and IT, y r, ana ripsrian rights
sppertainine. thereto. with terminal
docks, ways, waterways, &C.. also steam
ships New York. Paris. 81 Louis, 81 Paul,
Pennsylvania. ohio, Indiana AID Con-
ments, corporate and other franchises
and all ships. property. real and personal
hs,e.f'er ssSul5sa py e eionni 70 S ,sshs; %G;
Geo Maddins,on. 81 Wall st $50. 900. 900
Taller. Richheid Springs. N Y. to the
Mutual Life Ins Co Law Dept. 50 Cedar
list sT. ios E-sam1e' to same, $4,000
list ST, los E-same to same. $50, 900
Isaac : Heller: sttys. Kelley s Con,
,2iisTsr n H :. i:o e Manhattan ay,.Hy x
and Esther Morris to ny and Richard
sidenberg. eSrs; attys, l.achman & q, %
iscTH ct. s.. liz iii ay.LMary 4 BsreHnD,
nan 70 Jnn lexicon s sno. exrs: .ttyss
Equ,i I;ite Assn, Soc Of the s, a,txs.
issp ST. IlS W-Lot,ie !, Lainx to chas
r Protze, Westbrookville. sullivan co,
y Y; atty. Edw J Krug. Jr, $50 Nassau
.sTH ST. SO W. mtg on lease. &c-Ross
9~ertsch on the premises, to Albert S.enn.,
18TH ST "a E--charlotto zuckorman 70
VIM Zu~ckerman. on the prem: atty, W
l. schneider, lt5l Bway" 81, 900
s7CH ST. lTi-i1G W-Jos Frcyer to the
Greenwich say Bk atty. Edmund comm.
.sr'Hr i sr. sos w.Bridse, smith. on n'' IT,"
prem. 10 jacob I.arus, Freeport. u !;
SANE PRoPERTY-Martin u Hoffman, isi
w seth at, to Jas Il Smith, l72 w 1924
ct. exr. Edw ! smith. decd; atty. Law
yers Titls 4 TT 90. 100 nway $1,000
nth ST, 2i7 .W-Hsrris Mandelhaum g.
4 O., 80 Nassau st ..,,,...,... slc 400
nsT ST, n . 100 W Amst av--Rockdale
Land A. Imp't Co 10 Rebecca ] Seidmln,
b5i Mansfield p. B'klyn; atty, J A .sei1,
man. 81 Park Row. ..,.:.,.,,., " 900
Pearl. ST Cd I. Bloch co to Jacob
Grotta, coo West End ay, & Jos Rosen-
thai. S7o Park av; atty. Edgar whitlock.
Rector OF .............s.ss...Slb.6oo
The sun., 1916-10-19
LOTS lss. ip and 100. map OF partition
sals OF the Lott q Hunt estate-Jenni'
MECHANICS' LIENS.
Manhattan.

10TH Az. 6bs-Chss II Muir agt Henry
Fullan at al, owners; Joseph Il Reilly,
contractor '.s'.''ts'' .1.',, ,tlVV
GRAND ST. 25S- 260--Watson Elevator 90,
Inc. ast Elka Jack Realities. Inc, owner;
weethelm & clear. contractors .ss9s IS
SAP ST. 309-3l5 VIOLIN 4 Kane co agt
Paul A MCiolrirk, owner, ! Henry
CHASER Construction 90, contrac-
eeTH ST. 81 w-Max Kornreich ct al axt
Edw II Van Ingen, owner: Buchalter
Friedman Co. Inc, ontrActor..ss...SSSo
The sun., 1916-10-19
CITY DWELLING Is LEASED.

Pease & Gilman ave leased for u. +.
Martens TO Mrs. Carolyn II. PfeiNer tho
three story and basement dwelling al .?
West Niuety-first street. between Gems
trail PARK West and Columbus avenue,
Porter & co. have leased for Addie L..
Birdsall to Robert II. Dulaney the three
story and basement dwelling at lO4
West 1924 street.
The sun., 1916-10-19
SITE FOR VIEW PROJECT.

Alexander J. Felix and Anna Gross.
who own 1903 and l05 East Eighty-fourth
street. have bought the property at lOI
from Dr. Henry r Berg. II Is a fve
story fat on lot ~25.Ixl022. The three
houses have a frontage of &c feet. The
plo. Is 81 feet east Of Park avenue and
viii be improved soon The Frank l..
Fisher Company negotiated yesterdays
aala
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o 900 FOR BUILDERS.

Arnold, Byrne & Baumann have placed
with the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company for the l76 West Eighty
seventh street Corporation u building
and permanent loan OF $550.000 for ten
years on the plot l2s.3x97.6 at the south
east corner of Eighty-scventh street and
Amsterdam avenue. which is to be inn
proved with a thirteen story apartment
house.
The sun., 1916-10-19
BuYs MONTCLAIR HOus 81.

Edward g. O'Neil OF Montclair has
sold the new house at IFS Gordonhurst
avenue to James f.. Darby for invest
mont. 1t contains ten rooms and three
baths and is under lease for n term
OF Years. The simpson Merritt Com
pany OF Montclair made the sale.
The sun., 1916-10-19

Robert r. Stoutenburgh Of Newark
has sold n plot l0oxijO on Park End
place. East Orange, ~. j.. to Frank
White OF Orange. who will erect II
dwelling to cost about $50, 900.
The sun., 1916-10-19
Hospitals Need Reading Matter.

Old books. magazines and illustrated
papers IN any language are wanted by
the Hospital Book and Newspaper so.
cicty. which supplies hospitals. light.
houses and prisons with reading matter.
Headquarters of the society are in the
United Charities Building.
The sun., 1916-10-19
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,
18TH ST. .si w-LaurA l. shannon. ex

lla1IT ST, ss1 w-IaurA l. shannon. extra.
to Laura I. shannon. indiyid. s0sI sth
az: atty, Title Guar & Trust CO, i7i
Bway $4,000
10th ST. 4s2 W-Chas Dorm st a.. oxrs
to VIM $ Gieltz. l:6 " i4sth ST.. -. ooo
POST Az. n q. 100 " Academy st-IIattl.
w Goodheart 10 Dollar saw Bank. .sos
st.,...., .',ss.occ
BROADWAY. nee is2d st-isiio-e silver
herr to H~aicyon II L Corpn, 5? Bwav 300
pee go " iO7;h o.: atty. W + Don
nelly ~ Nassau
list ST. = :ti.s W wes, End av-H
C,aremont ay. ct al; address. { shan.
non. St5 w list 81. ............-
MApIsoN Az. 1919 sO-Sorneius + Kings.
Babylon. /. !. trus. at;ys. Cadwai!adcr.
w !. 90 Wal st. ......... $4,000
SAME PROTERrr-FreJeric lie + Foster
and ano. trus. to Bowery Saw Bank. l.s
Bowery ......... $4,000
Drive, = l.coth. st-Co-
l!W s7th -. ATTY. Title Guar x I ~
lIs Bway. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
EIN ERsiDE DRIVE. cor lsoth st
Maurice Manie'haum to IN square saw
Bank. 20 Union square. atty. TIL. Guar
a r 90. I.s Bwsy 49,. Si7s, 900
il7TH ST. =. zoo e 81 av-Eikan Kahn %
Chas J Bennowit2. go W lSist At; atty.
Jno NJ Ruhl. :t2s University av.
u,.,
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CoSCOCRsE.
-. l1s.' u Fordham rd. = iots-Ls wyers
The sun., 1916-10-19
ADDS TO PARK HILL SITE.

ihoinas 5, Burke has sold to l.. Brue
rn-o io"t lot on Park Hin avenue, Park
49,. North section or Yonkers. The lot
Saoo'ns a parcel bought recently by Mr..
@'ue through the same broker.
The sun., 1916-10-19
BROKER IN BRONX TRADE.

u. A. Trotta WAS associated ms broker
In the recently reported exchange OF
1906 Boston yoad and the northwest cor
ner OF White Plains avenue and Union
port road.
The sun., 1916-10-19
ST. ALnANs PLOT SALE.

The Stanley Agency has sold for Ed
win II. Brown n plot 60xi00 with large
dwelling on Rutland street. ST. Adams,
l.. J.. to Mrs. J. Kenney for immediate
upanc
The sun., 1916-10-19
sATIGEIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

s7rH ST. - w-J.cob voik House WRECK.
ing Co, inc. aGt Altman Estates. Inc.
.,sl. Dc, IL. i0ls ,:..,...::.::,:..i?so
10TH ST. lo7-tce E-Jos.ph McNe!l ast
Simon Adl~ et a. Oct 10, 1915. s67s 81
PARK Az. <c0-Lawr.nce Rukeyser agt
y Y state Realty & Terminal 60 ct al.
Sept .S. 1915 Thy bond. ,.... ..sll,:2t1
SAME PROPERTY l. Keating co. Inc,
ngt go Park Az co ct al. Aug 81, 1910
SAME PROPERTY-Gotman & Lees. Inc.
agt y Y q ~ II X Il Il co ct n, Sept
-, 1916 tbV hond1 ...........,s lHl -
SAME PROPERTY Rukeys ser agt same.
sept IS. 1915 tcancr!ledl ....,.sll,2@tiO
SAME IROrERTY-L Rukeyscr agt same.
sept %. 1916 tcanc-llril. .... .sli2ollo
57TH ST. lb5-l5s E-Hochberr Contracting
Co asst Ess Ell Realty Go ct al. July 49,,
yFsEY ST. >,.;sF II Gab,.r Inc at
James J Callahan ct Al. Dec -,
10TH ST, ss.el w-i.eonardc Carlo AT
citizens Investing Co ct al. sept IS,
islh'''' '''''''' ,t2,Ss6
BronI.
VALENTINE AV. .. 7so ls<th st
David Brandt. Inc. agt Ensign Impv co.
The sun., 1916-10-19
vENDELs TO BvILD LOFT.

J. Il. Shook & Son are making plans
for the Wendell estate for a four story
loft building. 25xl00.5. to be erected at
> West Sixty-fnt street. The site abuts
the Motor Mart at the southeast corner
of Broadway and Sixty-second street.
The sun., 1916-10-19

Keveney cottage on Prospect avenue to
Howard T. Walden OF Brevoort Farm,
Mamaroneck, ". Y.
The sun., 1916-10-19
LIS IFNDENS.
Manhattan,

l2sTH ST. =, ia W "a sv-Mary J KINGS
land agt Anshel Garmlse ct a tforeclo-
sure, OF MORTGAGE: sttys. e = \ " W
i4rH ST $40 E-Msr,h. o..r az, G.orx.
Wen ct a. ,amended foreclosure OF mort
..gngol. atty. + T. Klein.
Mary l.evien ct al foreclosure OF
is"rH ST, Sss W1Bstt,. Ro,hf.ld ct a,
agt Washington Hsiehts Hospital ct Al
foreclosure of MORTGAGE; atty, $ =
oTim AZ. sso-chs. II Has.ins. az. ACNE.
kemm ct al foreclosure OF mortsagel:
samuel II Fr.derick ct al Cf"r.ciosure Of
m3rtsagel; atty P Trantmann
swt Ellen A Callahan et al faction to en-
force l!en) atty, IL l. Johnson.
Bronx.
sale OF the Lott @ Hunt sstate-Jenni.
s Anderson ct al aEt Michael J Doyle
e. al 1SreclosurG q MORTGAGE; stty'.
issTH ST, 7is E-Goorge T Donlin, as
trustee, ast John J Hayden ct al Ofore-
closure OF mortrasel: atty. NJ J sullivan.
MAplsoN Az; n 80 " GIinsbors sv..,7
foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; atty. e W
BAILEY Av. . .. iso,h st-Emma
foreclosure Of mortgage: atty. s Bit
LOT ~, map Of 4u lots. situated at
Broadway. Riverdals av. &C. In cam
Eugene W Fitzgerald ct al foreclosure
Of MORTGAGE: sttys. Dean. Tracy n Nc.
AiIrRToN Av, q -. 100 . L.oonia av-
Avery foreclosure Of MORTGAGE attys,
Stoddard Il Mark.
The sun., 1916-10-19
PELHAM COTTAGE BUYERs,

C. Grimm and =. II. Collins OF
cc.Ichmont have sold for the estate Of
SS.AIx A. Miller 80 Bonnet avenue. Pei
~s 20 GrA Dominiok Smith. and the
The sun., 1916-10-19
UNFINISHED ATS. To LET-BRON!
APARTMENTS wANrED-FURNIsHED.

RESPONSIBLE party would rent 8
or + room furnished apartment located
between END and 96th Streets West
references given; replies plense g,vs
fun particulars. DIR, MATHEWS, 18th
4 Jackson Ave. l.. l. CITY. Phone 5Ol
Astoria.
The sun., 1916-10-19
BUY sCARsDALE SITE,

FISH q Marvin have sold for the Pop
sam estate a plot at Popham Park,
ksndorf
The sun., 1916-10-19
BUSINESS RECORD.


CLARENCE !" ANGEL, IS Dewey ave-
nue., New Rochelle. voluntary; liabilities
Ssel no assets. principal claim Harry
BrettS. 1916.
GEORGE WALLACE. re Yves, l&sth
street; voluntary; liab!i!t!es tAoa3 no
The sun., 1916-10-19
RESULTS AT AUCTNN.
lat II VESEY STREET.
ny bryan l., Kennedy


Py bryan l., Kennedy.
INST ct, :?7-ee9 W. Cc.sxeell, story
apt house--Citzens' Svgs Bank Va Ell
ward Greenherg 81 al: due. ss2,37llS:
taxea, &C. 33,3il.tO: to tho plain
I'm ..''.''...', ,,.,.-',,,,,,, $4,000
by Henry Rrady.
LEXINGTON Az. 1888, cG.llxsa.k, story
nat and Observation-Disclosures Home vs.
Caroline Jaeger ct al; due, Sib.ssss IS:
taxes, sc, 364ol Is; to the plaintiff $4,000
by Samuel Goldstickcr.
s?D st. ~ W, lTxlO0 S. I story dwle-Car-
rie Kaufman " l. j Cohen ct al, due,
tts.b39; taxes, &c, S3i9; to the plain
UH'''''''' '''' ''''s''''' III, SQO
By Samuel Marx
18TH sT. SG7 W, Is9xlOO.Il, story
dwlE-H l. Gaines q Hno VS. Gertrude
S.s.@O, to the plaintit. ,,,,.,.,.s $40, 600
lat S2Os THIRD ANENUE.l
by James ! Donovan.
JESSuP Az. s, l,1St.T Fratherbsd lane.
7bxl00-Comme"clal Trust 60 vs. u j
Killan; due, 'l32is63. taxes. &C. 81
1887. to the plaintiff ,,,.....,..fi2 200
le9TH ST. 9 $. lh> . Nelson Rv. 5Uxlu0.
vac-CiN ~ y Y vs. Il j Blake ct al;
due, sS.72S.s5; taxes. sc. &t+l.ll; to tho
by Joseph 7. Day.
CROMWELL Az. " $. SOS n lssth st,
eh.cxsS. TX ~irreg-cIty Of y Y w w =
Smith; due, {ltGS9 81 taSes. 90, $3.50 IS;
to tho plaintiff. $500
The sun., 1916-10-19

INTERNATIONAL UNDERWEAR COM.
PANY, INC, 20 Wes, Twentieth street.
Ahram EilenboGen appointed receiver un-
der s. 600 bond,
JAMES A. M'CLuRG 4 SONS, INC, man
u~factur.rs 81 candies and contections.
RrooIns and Varick strests. Cornelius
NJ Ford appointed receiver under $50. e
The sun., 1916-10-19
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

I0lSr ST, 9 WEST Pleasant room, all
convenlenCcs, refined Christian family; no
other roomers $500; references. Apt, I.
The sun., 1916-10-19
Manhattan Judgments Filed,

Dtrst name IL that Of debtor
city ~ New lprk &C. J. Francis ..... $40 ia so
Leg Hhrh"r Development Colt. f..
william. .."". ...., :,s55.ss
frishl., Geo A-FiIst National Bank
Of Portland. Me. .,,,..... s,7:5ss
Humphrey, 'i"". W.-Prcrlcss Check
Projecting ,"-.,........ ......,.,, less u
Harrington Adele Sicgel It AL. so7. -
Gilman. hani.l-F. Green wood ....,..,, b77o3
l"Ny. Morris II, Kaplan. ......... bls.li
Nung"sscr, Louis. Jr-W l.. knei,al l4.s. 81
J. Michel & to.-Huch Mclean Lumber
Company ..,,...u-..""...".... I,SSl.os
~Schaumlncrrl, Conrad C-Crandall Pet
tee ACCOMPLISHMENTS. lis:p
Thompson, starrctt 60 -Fedcrl Huber
company beS.s0
Brony Judgments Filed.
thittcndon, Edward A-E Edwards. $3.50 81
looraiu, nclla II f, Hogurt. ......... l. $50 ~
New raHicah \ Auto Cot. Canales... 1873
Manhattan satisfied Judgments
(FIrst, debtor second. creditor: date nled
Anderson Electric car Co, Of y. y
\ Il, Rain. oct. 4, 1910. ............. IS, 1855 70
fs,h, Junct-n H. Morgan. June 6
il6 i.sA6,
2 1915 ." .,y",-"s,""",': s,ss.~
60. Inc. Dec. 10. 1918 .,..,,...,,. HsS
binder, Jacob VA &. Wh'tcomh.
Juur II, 1915 cancelled ............... s.e.S IS
stanton. orNille B-fairhanks. Morse
y 70, Inc Dee II, 1915 Vacatedl,. ~ n
jacobson, JulNh-S, Rochkiud 81 al.
March -, 1871 reversed ............ l,<7iM
The sun., 1916-10-19
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
NSEE


tWIih name and address Of owner and
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted
address party Of Nfst part
The sun., 1916-10-19

South NJ Fourteenth street,
THOMPSON ST. ~, 2i~6Ngll-Elcn A &
Jas j Callahan to Michael L. Donovan,
al Hudson ~, mtg $40. o0u. an Lens, oct
Il! attys. Amend ~ \. lla Nassau
ss,ss's 100. ss.s.s ....s. 900. t's- .S'"'
FORSYTH ST, "I1S-lNO. jnN10u-JHcob Levy
to Forsyth street iicnlty co, .56 Bway,
81 liens. Oct II; atty, !. Gerber. 2t6
BWaN 81
18TH ST. 6S 20 II. 30. 3Ni3.6N irreR-Ellcn \
n las j Callahan to Michael u Obono-
VAN. al Hudson st. mtg $4,000 all liens,
oct l.: at;ys. Amend 4 A., ll9 Nassau
- d. 'ssss ssss s''ss 1904 . = . -
18TH ST. II =, 26I.lO = eth av, 2l.5xlO3 q
John + pNtl ct nj to VIM I. OMEN, 40
kneer av, Ruckaway Reach, and anu,
p.c. a I, sept IL; atty, Emil II Fuchs, ~
Chambers 81
The sun., 1916-10-19

lat s2Os THIRD AvENuE.l


CROMWELL. Az. W $. b7ss Issth st.
eh.cxSS.7x irreg-tity OF y Y Va w =
Smith; due, 81 1881; taxes, 80, $3.50 as;
to tho plaintiff. $500
The sun., 1916-10-19
MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

Downtown.
tsouth of Fourteenth s'reet.>
FRoNT ST, q l.a,shold; oe, lI-Roh'
IA f sist At. demand. GO; attyA Hirsh
vHSsEEiY 'ssr"' . " sssnss.i o;;' v...y 81. .sssssxx
81 Oct i7-EIIHn a Jas J. Callahan to
S Mlr@%sdI e.! r .,'S.. Am sn " I X.l II, Is
MHpIsoS srI:. ssi.' isOi41is1:S.s.75yItcS
Instn, al Bowery, due and int as per
bond: atty, Frank NJ Tichenor. s. Park
MOTT ST. So. 33.lxIoox2i5xioo. Oct 10
Lorenzo u Hyatt. Emilia a Kepp 4 Nal,
COIN 8 & Ocayia q Jones & Marjory II
Zone: (" TIti1 Guar 4 T5u'. CO; ids
East Side.
East of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and ll0th s%treets,)
9TH ct. ?ie-:i Il. Sesxioo.S.. with .
c 70 .'Tlp GO o" to n Title 1i Quar- 5 p? fruit Isl r.''I re
,o TH's sr, aG $50 r. i; Y: sSsiSes; o; s|" !, HtS1y
ri, brooklyn; due and int as per bond,
mtg $1,000: atty. Title Guar 4 7 CO.
SANE pPMHsolPERTiY. oct is--samc 10 Hy
r Lippold, S2s y sIth st. 2 yrs or sooner.
so pr mtg $4,000; atty. same......17Oo
West Sldc.
west Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsD
RIvERsIDp DRIVE. 2:O-:22. lissIs7x
irreg. Oct s-Rcmor corpn to Gale Nat
Realty co. 40 Bway, due as per bond.
pr mtg S2s5, 900. attys. Alexander Il
Natanson, I'O bWay....'. ...,.' Sv,oOu
lptOHn.
Manhattan, north Of li0th street)
iljrH ST. 26+ ", 2bSioo1i. Oct iS-Jane
N Keenan, to tn" Guar Il Trust "a,
l7s Bway. due 4 int az per bond 5000
18TH ST. 100 W. lS.6xSs.1l. Oct AZ
The sun., 1916-10-19

VALENTINE AV, o.. 7ss . Istth st
David Brandt. Inc. agt Ensign Impv co,
May -, 1915. .ilt3 9J
The sun., 1916-10-19
BENZ. u. HAIGHT
81 BROADWAY. NEW YORK CITY

er.o'nl Deputy Sur' ~ 1auts.
care ~ Barking Dep,
Evening star., 1916-12-08
RED sox AND ROBINS AGAIN.
Series of Exhibition Games in South
Planned bY FraZee.

BOSTON, December S.-The world
champion Boston Americans and the
Brooklyn team, champions of the Ma
tional League, probably will renew
their base ball struggles of last Octo-
ber in a series of exhibition games in
the south next spring. Harry FraZee,
the new president of the Boston club.
said last night that President Ebbets
of the Brooklyn club favored the idea,
and already had partly made arrange
ments to transfer the Brooklyn train
ing camp from Daytona, Fla, to Hot
Springs, Ark. where the Red SoX will
prepare. The tour has the approval Of
President Johnson of the American
League, according to Mr.. FraZee.
FraZee and Hugh Ward. the Red Sox
owners. came here last night for the
first time since they purchased the
team from Joseph J. Lannin several
weeks ago Lannin will meet them to-
day to complete the details of the sale.
Most important Of the problems con-
fronting the owners will be the en-
gagement of a manager for the team.
President FraZee said that strong ef-
fort would be made to induce William
F. Carrigan to return as leader for at
least another year.
Evening star., 1916-12-08
MANY TENNIS SURPRISES
Experts Predict Report of Ranking
Committee Will Be
Eye-0pener.

NEW YORK. December S-Lawn
tennis experts predict many surprises
in the report of the ranking commit
tee, submitted at the annual meeting of
the executive committee of the United
States National Lawn Tennis Associ-
alton here today. Players throughout
the country have been speculating
widely as to the-ratiEg ever since the
close of the actual playing season. AL
though the report is formally submit
ted today, it is not expected that it
will be made public until some time
tomorrow.
Owing to a haphazard series of re-
versals by the leading men in the game.
the problem of proper rating proved
greater than ever before. Opinion Is
almost unanimous. however, as to the
first four who will head the list. The
crown is generally given to Richard
Norris Williams, I'd. the champion.
with William NJ. Johnston second.
Third place is likewise conceded to
either Robert Lindley Murray or George
NJ. Church. Whichever one is chosen
by the committee, the other probably
will follow in fourth place. The
status of Ichiya Kumagae. the Japa-
nese star, is in doubt in the minds of
many followers of the game. If he
proves eligible for rating he will no
doubt be awarded high place.
Evening star., 1916-12-08
GEOR GETOWN ELEVEN CLOSES
1916 SCHEDULE TOMORROW
Blue and Gray Team in New Orleans for
Final Game, Meeting Tulane-Haughton
Picks Flaws In Princetons Play.

portunity offered in the first half the
result might have been in her favor.
"Fourth1y, Princeton should be criti-
cised on the wretched execution of her
plays. especially in the first period.
On two occasions Princetons plays
were stopped by collision of her own
players.
Another instance which had dis
tlnct bearing upon the result of the
game was the entire lack of knowledge
of the rules by the Princeton team
when Yale kicked off at the beginning
| of the third period
AS almost every 1ayman knows,
when the ball is kicked off, the side
which puts the ball in play is on side.
and thus eligible to recover the ball,
and yet in the face of this Fundamental
rule. Princeton allowed the ball 70
bounce several times on her own 15-
yard line. and thus allowed a Yale
player to recover it for first down.
Ihls frightful omission of such a simple
rule enabled Yale to score field goal
Haughton does not close his article
gives Yale credit for the splendid spirit
OF It's men and it's victory in these words
Perhaps | have so far given the I'M
preston that Princeton lost the game
through her own mistakes and bad play
ing. Nothing is further from my mind
Tor opposed to this Princeton team were
eleven Yale players thoroughly imbued
Win grim determination to win.
IN other words, Yale's attack had what
is commonly known as the punch"
Evening star., 1916-12-08
NO WORD FROM CARPENTER.
Tex Rickard Awaits News From
Paris on Proposed Bout.

NEW YORK, December S.-No further
developments regarding the proposed
ten-round bout between Jess Willard
world heavyweight champion, and
Georges Carpenter, premier heavy
weight OF Europe, were produced yes
terday. and. with the possible excep-
ton of a display of increased con-
fdence by Tex Rickard. who is pro-
noting the contest, the local situation
remains as it was when the news was
first made public. Mr. Rickard said
late yesterday afternoon that he is still
waiting for news from Paris on the
outcome of the efforts of his repre-
tatives in the French capital. who are
trying to obtain Carpenters sigma
ture to contract. This- contract was
sent to Paris about two weeks ago
and it was expected that the promoter
would receive an answer last Wednes-
day
Evening star., 1916-12-08
HICKEY TO Be PRESIDENT
Association Magnates in
Conference Select Him to
Head Organization.

INDIANAPOLIS. December s.
Thomas j. Hickey of Minneapolis will
be elected president of the American
Association at the annual meeting of
the club owners here today, to succeed
Thomas NJ Chivington. according to
poll taken after all-night conferences
Up until an early hour this morning 1t
appeared that Chivington would retain
his position, but o. II. Wathen. presi-
dent of the Louisville club. who held
the balance of power. dispelled doubt
by his announcement that he would
support the Minneapolis candidate.
After two long conferences. one with
]. w. Norton of ST. Paul. and one with
E. NJ. Schoenborn of Columbus, Wathen
made his position clear when he issued
the following statement:
II come to the conclusion that. since
four of the club members are for Mr..
Hickey and only three for Mr.. Chiving-
ton ] can best serve the interests OF
the association by casting my vote with
the majority"
Hickey. whose election is indicated
by Wathen's statement, is expected to
arrive here to accept the position and
take up association business matters
before the club owners adjourn.
Evening star., 1916-12-08
YALE NINE TO PLAY HERE.
Will Meet Georgetown and Catholic
University-Other Dates.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. December s.
fale's base ball schedule announced
last night, contains twenty-efght
games. with provisions for third games
with Harvard and Princeton, if neces-
sary. The schedule:
Southern 'trip-April ), Trinity. at
Durham. n, c.; April 6. Agricultural and
Mechanical Arts, at Raleigh, y. c.;
April .. Catholic University, at Wash
ington, D. c.; April 10. Georgetown, at
Washington, ID. c.
Out-of-town eames-April II, New
York Nationals, at New York; April IA.
Pennsylvania. at Philadelphia May 10,
Holy Cross. at Worcester; May 20,
Cornell, at Ithaca; June o. Brown, .at
| Providence; June 16. Princeton at
Princeton: June 20, Harvard. at Cam
bridge.
Home games-April IS, Fordham
April II. Lehigh: April -. Amherst;
April 2S, Columbia: May =. Williams
May >. Virginia: May o. Dartmouth: /:
May l., Pennsylvania; May 49, Brown
May -, Lafayette: May 80. Cornell
June =, Princeton; June 6. Holy Cross
June II, Tufts: June 10. Harvard
In case of a tie in the Harvard and
Princeton series the third games prob
ably will he played at New York on
either June 30 or 26.
Evening star., 1916-12-08
Change in Doubles Ranking.

A striking change is predicted also in
the doubles ranking because the lead
ing men seldom maintained team
status for any great length of time. In
the women's ranking, which was made
up by committee of women and sub
mitted to the ranking committee of the
tennis association. the same chaos is
said to exist. But Miss Molla Bjurstedt
is generally regarded as entitled to
lead the list.
Aside from passing upon the report
of the ranking committee, several prob
lens relating to the game will be acted
upon by the executive committee. Chief
among these is the amateur question.
regarding which it is the duty of the
executive committee to make recon-
mendations to be submitted to the dele
gates of the association at the annual
meeting next February. Much bitter
feeling between factions is predicted
before the question is settled The foot
fault rule also will come up for con-
sideration.