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INDIANS DEFEAT BROWNS

ST LOUIS. April 24.-Cleveland de-
feated st. Louis here to-day, to 4.
Groom started pitching for st. Louis,
but gavo way TO Davenport in the fifth
after thrco singles. n stolen base. and
Tobin's nun Of Smiths high fly netted
the visitors tire runs. Cleveland got
two runs. In the second, when. with
two on bases Pratt and Tobin let
ing. Turner and Wambsganss Louder
milk, after giving seven bases on balls
and hitting a batter, Woo roplaoed In
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BERKELEY LOSES GAME BY
ERRiNG AT CRITICAL TIME
Holy Cross Beats Virginia when WIN
reg Lets Two huns iu--Was
PiichinE Duci.
CHARLOTTE ESVIILE. Va Aprj

Der kclcy's wild hsnve 10 ti,,rd "a ~
eighth inning. letting in two nuns
gave holy Cross q victory over Wiz,
ginia TO !, ending r. clever Pitchers
during the contest. Spiuau" slnplln,, ~
left in tile c'gntl 7 ="
Holy Cross first run came In mo
seventh cooley took Two bases ,cr,"n
third on Sp.Uarss bGut, and tailIea ~"
Co0ley'S Eac~i;icc fy
virginia eFcncd the score !n tho Same
frame. Ceptain White opened with nm
Jnhcid nit ana went 20 sccond m, n
feldeTs choice: 10 third on Conj.,,.a
error: ana counted on feldcr's choice
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Inrri.onburg high sun winning

:, TINTIFISVNHTItt;, Va. ADri1 24.---Tho
iiarrisonburR High School defeated tho
virginia Greys. OF Alexandria, by q
score OF 20 10 @. Stitclcr. for IInrri-
s"nn"rH. again led the hitting. with
f"nr hts Including "a ;rjplo and n
double. Pitcher RcItcr no, univ
pitched shut-out ball. but knocked a
nome nun over the oentcr field fcnco,
n" AIeHondrians had nm OF day, maxi
ing eweutJ.-thpes ,orrora.
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Totnis,..ss ss4lso Totaln,s s2 S

norfolk 49,. ...........2 h--2
Portsmouth 49,. 80 o ] q o -
summary: ,Suns-Morpeth. Newton Gro
MN. Moore (9). Reynolds. Two-base hits
SicktnE. Cuetn, REYNOLDS. ST. Martin HON.
runs-Rcynods. Stolen basee-Ncwton. Sick
ms. Moore. 2: Crouin. Base on bal!s-oft
cochran. : of Kraft, 3: off Wood, .. Left
on haScs-Norfolk, 6; Portsmouth, IL HE
by pitched balls--cronin. ITta-oft Cochran,
Gin In % Innings; off Kraft, 2 in ais innings.
struck out-hy Cochran J: by Kraft o. by
Wood 8. Wild pitches-Cochran Time OF
game. 2:o5. umpires. Kennedy and Warner
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TIGERS DOWN WHITE SOX

DETROIT, April 24.--Jim Scott start
ed his first game of this season for
Chicago to-day: WAS knocked off the
mound in the fourth, and Detroit won,
to .. hit batsman, two singles, a
double and a wild throw by Eddie
Collins gave the locals their runs
This was Covcleskies third consecu-
tive victory over Chicago this season
Catcher Schalk, Of the White Sox.
twisted an ankle while pursuing wild
throw and will be out Of the lineup at
least two or three DAYS. Score:
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MACKMEM DRAW BLANKS

PHILADELPHIA. April 2I.--Phila-
delphia could not hit ieonard's doliy
cry with men on the bases to day. and
Boston won the final game OF the 80
rlcS, = to 0. Tho visitors punched four
Of their six hits off Croweil and scored
three runs, while they secured another
tally, Off Shcehan IN the ninth on two
singles and sacrlfice- The gnme was
featured by the fast work OF the in
he!ders Of both teams. Score:
PhiIadeIDhia nat.
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.otais.ia p a712 } Totals 4.4I1 =
Haued for Reynolds in siIth
matted for Ferry In a,1th

Scoro by innings:
DDttchnohd ........s eI7 -
'runihohd collage 20 q q a q -
l,Irnhry Euns-iiendrys o. Bureh C,,
rom Iae ~. heliiher CD. Eib.l t5). Banks.
Jnrn nm 'ccye q. REYNOLDS o.. Donncii I:j.
Base Base hit,-Jarman Three snS" bi,-Eya
S SSa 's hI snaTl Clements Iny, Hres.r.
G p ~. Eibc! 90. Burch t2j. Kcilih.r tx
man. :: by s coa on1.by Ferry; i: by Jar.
j; OF knight. }: or Ferry. J. on 7, III, OK:
on Does@n. s. IL, BY ,pitcher-by DoS.on
Knirht wa pitch~by Cox. J: by
nfr co ,hni ,o,;: on Jarnan. in innings:
;n,, nos: =. IN Innings: or Knight. In
lis T,tEH'eh'nond. 10; Richmond CoIieK. 8
IMPURE Mr. BiGhe. Time 2:lo o.
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T"th!H.-fe Q Ell o Total. an .,

So"T" hy innings:
Petersburg 49,. 4 : y X
tinpew.Il y . It
,hat'ed Tor Ga":on In ninth
c.,S ~, hm''S Sumner. Ihur. Minor.
80. Emo '2), pom, Goalhl. Alien :rc,,-
~, h'minoa' Two has" hts IIua..,,s y
a.'eele' simmons fhroe- onso No. d..
nefN' titus H"niy. Sacrifice ~ n o.,
,nEl. hi"inhrtnn"r. Simmons, Au.n .. u,
e. N.Y.. stolen has.s-Poh Double ni,y,
pe.sron noys T. Gust. Poh To tioaibby ,'t 10
SSoroH GHfton. q m 7 a. inntn,. :"
"s''' On oA1h'-su AnzssG,. Dc ~ oruhssan n
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IN TWO INNINGS ClNCY
LOSES ITS EARLY LEAD
Four Runs Made by ST. Iouis in Last
Two FrameS-HaIn Prevents Games
In Other Cities.

CINCINNATI, April 24.-Hard hitting
In the eighth and ninth innings by
-. Louis enabled the visitors to win
the second game OF the series here to-
day: 5 to 2. Cincinnati took an early
lead. but was tied In the third by
BeScher'S double ana BacLer's single.
The local team took tho .ead again in
the sixth, but the visitors managed to
tally four runs in the last two innings
Bescher and Louden carried off the
batting honors.
Score:
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Rocky Mount.
Totals...h 10 80 16 6 Totals. 40 s.3. 3
Two out when winning run scored

score 10y Innings: +,
newp"rt News. o o o . O o-G
ROCKY Mount -.....3 o 2 0 o o o -
summary; RnIs-Wrattcn, Walker (v,l
,,U*., inGerton Goosetre.. Edwards les.
ia,' Gray, Hereer. Talbot. Crist, Lake
..cit on baSeS--Ncwport NcwE 2 Rocky
Mount T. stolen Observation-Disclosures. Sacri.
NC! iccc hits--M;turcr. Sacrifice nics--Siaur.r
Ihrcc.hhsc hi;--Caibot Double plays--Now
nort News. Manrcr to Wrattcn to IngnrtOn
struck "ut-hy Gardner, 8: by I.eakc g.
Mase on halls--on Gardner. ?: of I.eaks 4
WHO pitch--Gardncr Earned runt4---Ncw W.
Umpire. Hughes. Attendance 1900.
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Totals . 27 Totals.

ScOrc by INNINGS; n,
Washington -. 800 II IS
New York .............o o 20
Summary: Runs-Shanks t2), Foster, MI
Ian, Morgan. Mcbride. Johnson Maisel
High. Bases on balls--of Shawkey 3 of
Cuilop, .: on Shocker 2 IIits--on Shawkey
J in 61-3 innings; off Culiop. 2 in pa In
ninEs: off Shocker. In innings Struck
out-by johnson. I: by Shawkcy !: by Gull
lop. !: by Shocker. / Three-hase hits
ShanRs. johnson. Judge. Two-base hits
Rondeau. Sacrifice hit-Moolled. Stolen bess
Morgan: Hit by pitcher-by Shock~r Nor
gan and Rondcau- Umpires, Owen and Con-
nelly. Time. $50.
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Detroit . ......:..So 81
Summary: Runs-Felch (e>. Bush. WITT
Kavanaugh. Eeach Sacrifice hit-Veach
Three base hit-Heilman. Struck out--by
Covolcskie. .: by Scott. 3: by Williams .
witt to Heilman to Wit. F. Collins to
Terry to Fournier. 1fit by pitcher--by Scott
t3ush>. by Williams tCovcleskie). wild
pitch--c'oveieskie. Umpires Chill and Evans
Time, :46.
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~ by CASTOR. 8. Batt,rs htt--MoororeId by
russell. qoalby by CASTOR. Struck out
oy Russell i; by Graham, 2; by CASTOR I.
Lori on eases-Fetersburg. 8; Hopcwell, G
Time OF game. 1:t5. Umpire, Rosana
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Summary: Runs-Murphy. Csuron. Co,,',y
y. White. Btnien basc+--t,oFce,, Curro,i SO
lsne. Bcrkeiey Double playr--Cooi.y' '' 70
Donahus 70 sptrlane HacriIto. hi;aEMuIo
Ply, WIsRiesworth. Carroll 13a6e on hsiis
of Gill b: off Hager, T. JIit by pitched rnlI
s-Donahne STRUCK ont-by ON. s; by lIar"r.
Trims OF Konn. las. EInpirs. Hestervam
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Richmond Grn,. .a..

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. Apru %
S ersh h9ston defeated Richmond Cravs
Tho score:
South Boston II r..
Richmond Grays
"a ps: Harrell and Nesbitt: Pierce
e@s!ey. it0ne runs-Bates az
Sos.oh; Saracini. Pierce. OF Cirays. Two.
h hase h,ts-Harrell. OF Boston Three
r paSe neitNHarrel, Struck out-by liar
I.iI, o. oy Pierce, 10. Umpire wah
ster. Attendance, 500 CO.
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Fixhburno D,f.a,, Midi.

9s. WNYNEEBOKO. VA. April 24---F,sh-
burne defeated Miller School to-Hay
for the aecond time this season, ( 10 q
5$1nErarns for Finhbtrne, was never IN
aafrouLtc. This game Inaxaa Ftrh bya,s,n,,,
4 tweIt E.f1th seonsezas1ttase srsatosX
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Mont Eoncry ut Albany.
Jacksonville at Augusta
Columbia at Columbus,
Charleston at Macon
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Totals.s3 S271s TotaIs3c 6 % a

n"t.eu lot meyer IN seventh.
tBatted for witt In eighth
IRAN for Stelihauer in eighth
Score by innings: r.
fhllaoelphia 80 90
Summary: Runs-Lewis (2). Gardner Bar
ry. Hits-of CroTell, in innings; of
Shechan. IN inning. Two-haso hit
Hooper. Sacrifice hits-Gardner, Barry
Stolen - bases-Carrigan. Struck out--by
Crowell. 4: by Leonard. T. Double plays
Barry to Janvrn to IIoblitzel. witt to La
1oin 10 Mclnnis. Bases on balls-ofr Croweii
2; or Leonard 1: OFF Shechnn. l. wild pitch
m.crowell: Umpires. Dineon and Nciiin
Time, 5S
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st. Louis
Cleveland.

Totals... 60 z Is 2 To,als3au g,s12 ,
Ifatt"d for Lavan In ninth
!bat'a Tor Davenport In ninth.
IRAN for Portion In ninth
tI.avan out. hit ny ba,ted ball
Score by innings: n
-, -, t,oois ..........2 0 0 o D FL
cleveland ........o Q 0 : q o-s
Summary: Runs-Shotton, Tob.n. Miller
Auhtin. chapman. Speaker. Smith. Turner
w Anins Eahss Two base hits-Gran.y tgD'
Sacrince hits-WambsS Loudermilk
NeHi, Chapman. Double plays-I,aynn
SISTER ana i'r"tt. Passed ball-Hartley Sto-
zen hases-Shottoon. Tobin. Graney Marsans
Chnpinan. Hit by pitched bail--by Groom
Sifiith: by Loudcrm!lk. Lavan. Bases on
oaIs--on Loudcrmilk. z: on Groom, 2 Struck
out-by Loudermilk. l: by Groom. J. I'm
pres. Hidebrand and OLoughlin. Time.
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Cincinnati.
Totals. 20 8 81 II o
Totals...29 81 II Totals. as 10 ~ ls =
sRatted for Clarke In ninth.
'tBatted for Smith In eighth.
tBattcd for Wilson I'm ninth.
Waited for Meadows in seventh.

Score by innings r.
ST.. Louis 1890. $40 / o 0 0 { : -
summary: Runs--kiiilfer Groh Bescher
(e). Long. Betzel. Williams. Two base hits-.
Beschcr t:l. Long. Thrcc-baRc hita--Groh.
Sacrifice hits-Hcrzos. Besll, Detzel. Dou-
bio plays Beck to Bctzol 10 Miller. Struck
ont-by Meadows, I; by Williams. I; by
Schulz. 2. Stolen bases-Rfifer. Bafe on
bnlls-oft Meadows, 3: off Schulz, g. Nm
tpirea oDay and b~son. Time. aI,e.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Portsmouth ut Norfolk
lIoprweil mt PetcrsburE
Newport News at Rocky Mount
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
rortsmoutb. =; Norfolk, g.
Ietcrsburg. q; HopcWel1, 4.
Rocky Mount, z; Newport Now.
eleven inningsD.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Detroit at st. Louis,
Philnhelphia at Washington.
Boston ut New York
Chicago Mt Cleveland
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National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
st. Louis. 3; Cincinnati, ..
(All other Eumrs, riin,)

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cincinnati
Pittsburgh ut Chicago
New York Mt Boston
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the fourth BY BaSby. who held tho
locals TO ono hit until the ninth, when
they got four hits and two runs.
Score:
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American Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Columbus; 81 Milwaukee. 1.
Kansas City, 3; ToIrdo. o.
ST. Paul. 4; Louisville. ],
Minneapolis (raln).
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit. 5; Chicago, ..
Cleveland. 81 ST. Louis. 4.
Boston, 4; Philadclphis, O.
washington, 8; New York, Q.
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Southern Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Atlanta. :; ISlrminghnm l.
Nashville, 2; Memphis, /.
New Orleans, 10; Mobile, o (siX innings,
rain).
Little Rock. 3; Chattanooga. Z Ueu In
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S,HtNnIN,G nrr

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
milwaukee, at Columbus.
Minneapolis at IndlanapolIs
ST. Paul at Louisville
Kansas City at Toledo
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STANDING OF CLUBS.
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South Atlantic League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Augusta. 81 Jacksonville. o.
Charleston, 10; Macon. q,
Mont gomery, 3; Albany, ..
Columbus. 8; Columbia. {.
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Detroit.
Chicago.
Totals...s4 SAM / Totals. 81 s27I5

"Batted for Linn in ninth
tBatted for Terry In ninth.
tBatted for Williams In ninth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-17
MRS. w. !. FAITH WINS
ON DUNWOODIE LINKS
More than Twenty Women Cover
Course in DOWnpour.

The unpleasant conditions caused by
the downpour of rain yesterday did
not keep the women golfers indoors at
Dunwoodie. and more than twenty Of
them sailed forth 70 take part in the
first Of the one-day tournaments held
bv the Dunwoodie Country Club. The
rules called for a medal play handicap
affair at is holes. and when the last
of the cards had been recorded il was
found that Mrs. W. j. Faith, of Scars
dale. had made a net of 80, the best OF
the day
With her handicap of two strokes
this also gave Mrs. Faith the low net
score, and she carried off the prize for
that performance, besides gaining
three points for the gross score prize,
awarded at the end OF the season.
Mrs. G.. S. Brown, Of Dunwoodie,
with -25-s9, had second low net
score. and right behind came Miss
Marion Hollins, with 9l-1-90. This
score and Mrs. Faiths represented ex-
cellent golf over the heavy course.
Although Mrs. Faith also led on the
boCcy handicap finishing down, she
could take only one prize, so Mrs.
Brown and Miss Grace Farrelly, Of En-
glewood. landed in a tie, each being 3
down for the trophy.
The leading scores were:
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Results of Racing
at Pimlico Track
Pimlico. Md. May |

Pimlico. Md, May l6.-The results OF
to-day's races follow:
Fir, race or maiden tvo;y,af; ggrs. ''9o
snow s. second; Sionomoy. iio sio-k,cej. show
;rs SG e. k. Btai and Glorac also or ran '''
Second race Mount Washington seeplechse; for
show So q. 1st; fsisbbrdsss. Ii5 Stretch. place
So A1 show 4 o. ; S2 r sa9s49aln MAY
bud II. Emerald Gem. Falmouth Elect and Anti
ssptlS also ran 'Rites entry. 'Gsnnddio Farm
Third r.cs FOR four ysar-olla. and UPWARD; sell
ing; purse 1900: one milel-B.ack Pine. ~ Nc
csAey, .IHFs' tIiq place $40 show $50 70 81
second: budweiseT. li2 (Andersonl. show $40.
Sal5d m sa Psf Pas also 5' 9 Blue Mouse
Fourth raoe selling handicap. nrst Division; Tor
'na q, purse s' m f
s. So show g 50. nut; hey oakwood, 100 Me
Atsel place 50. shoT t2s9. second Msrlohe 4. A.
BON Rose Old Bob. Rosemary and s"eetls also
I,oids and Upward: purse $500. sif hlriongl---
Water Lady. 100 u McTsgsartl, siraish, Is 80.
PIsee sag 'h2T so0 s s5 ..ca s . ds,. I5S
ho6ss BIsdlsy BACK Bay sea Beach Rhine Maiden
Sixth racs selling handicap. second division for
ionssl-Jesse Jr. 100 (Nountsinl. straight sliio,
place s9os S9 I arg; ch .sss5S ,, iIo
los lKecshj. show S. 20, third Time, ii5 As,
jim Basey Bendel. Dangerneld Belle o. tho
Kitchen. Cesaba. Ash Can. Armament and Heciuse
also ran.
Seventh race Roland Park Selling Handicap: for
three year olds aud upward: purse $500. one mills
straight IS so. place S. show $500. nrst: Greet
lngs. l03 (Ball), place SO 10 show s. co.. seconf
Tamerlane 1913 (GSrtner) show 81. 40. third. Tine.
As rs. Dnsh Do. Peacock and Handful also
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Robertson VS.. Cobb.

Ha, Virginia candidate to Georsas Flying dhost
there anv man battle the years count the
name Oufde better known the virginia hee
Cobb being fastest man IN
hall He is powerfully weighing 1872 pounds He has better arm
pitchers OF tho
con manipulated bat ROBERTSON
tho has started on as ~ started
in circuit batting ana
100 mnoan cung left handlers with equal effect Rod
still the Geogans
on attack and his general agvens at all times 1t ISN'T hy 'na
Cobb this season. but inc 'cA
:. vir be Virginia Daveh finishing with the olive stuff
travelling beyond his batting speed seems
.ve bssn fe the Red star Is still pkg along Win
.vsr 90 70 war Moaey coach
T, 49, NAV trim us then but they'll catch
W. know golf who not so concerned aDo
their about keeping their euohead on the
ball. after swinging
With the Necessary.
tie easy enough to be pleasant
When everything to be nice
But the dub north ohle is the one Who can smile
When his game has developed q slice
Fielder Jones good after all When Cleveland left the MACY
Cat Mr. Jones permitted his Browns de and keep them
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

IN LosURE-SUPREME COURT,
County OF New York.--Rochester Athe-
naeum and Mechanics Institute. plaintiff.
against Ellen TompSins and others, defend
ants-County Clerks Index No. 4oos-feAr
1918 Adelbert Cronise, Plaintiffs Attorney
No. so2 wilder Building, Rochester, \. Z:
Pursuant 10 judgment entered May 81. 1915,
the undersigned will sell at public auction, AZ
the Exchange Salesroom. Nos. 1915 Nesey
Street, In the Borough OF Manhattan. city OF
New York, az IL o'clock noon on May slst'
1915 By Samuel Marx, auctioneer, the mort
gagged premises directed by said judgment 70
DO sold situated IN the Borough ot Manhat-
tan. IN the City OF New York. on the north
eide OF West seventy-siSth Street distant ono
hundred feet Go0g and three-quarters OF an
inch t&") east OF the esster,y side OF 10,
twenty COO feet eleven and one-quarter
inches NlA") wide In front and rear oy
one hundred two O0a) feet two inches q }
in depth on each side. the easterly and west
erly boundaries running parallel WIN Sois I'm.
bus Avenue. section 4. block li2s. lot ). Ins
mortgaged premises are described In seld
Judgment as follows; Beginning at point
in the northerly side OF Seventy sixth street
distant one hundred feet and three-quArters
OF an inch easterly from tho intersection OF
the easterly side Of Columbus Uormery
Ninth) Avenue and the northerly side or
Seventy-eixth Street; and running thence
pa ralel with said Columbus Avenue one
hundred and two feet two inches 20 the MID
die line OF the block between sevsnty-siIth
anS Seventy seventh Streets thence easterly,
along said line, twenty feet eleven ana ono
quarter inchesi thence southeriy, pareIlei
with said Columbus Avenue and paIt OF TINS
way through a party wall. one HUNDRED ana
two feet two inches 10 tho northerly side o,
Seventy sixth Street: and thence westerly.
along tho northerly eide Of soventy-si1th
street. twenty feet slevan inches and one
quarter OF an inch 10 the point OF beginning.
tho said premises being known BY the street
number 81 Wess T6th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-17
HUNTS RACES TODAY
HAVE l4l ENTRIES
Six Events on Card at Belmont
PAX Terminal.

With 14l thoroughbreds entered, the
second days racing OF the United hunts
Racing Associations spring meeting at
belmont Park Terminal this afternoon
PROMISES at least to equal the rare
snort witnessed by the record crowd
which attended the initial session on
Saturday. Six events are on to-days
card. four steeplechases and two. on the
fat. .
The first race will be started at 3
o'clock and the special trains will leave
the Pennsylvania Terminal at 1880 and
1885.
The entries follow:
Frs, race thc Hamp,ons: selling handicap ,,'
steepechase. for four yeAr,olds ana AVsi,5,,Ds
7rsditIoner. ISL. Northwood li5. ormead l3o :
Regenis9. Fyins , PssDR af1 A 1885, Il Bar
loo: sasbsreea. i5l: KING Cash. l''' 'u''''nco'
s Hustler 1881 S saAs sSsh Shore Handicap 70,
DDS ana upward o.: %fN1T5i g,nI
l95 M.nd' io co. re S esddy ios Fe?ss 9i
Msfcheaa, e5 zsiiwood, i6s Ens,Ibsrt io2; Pro.
.ss,9I 49, ss star Ahe Gaze 1875 iS.aads s R6Hs
Maiden, no. Simon Jones imp" iO-' Inc n'O''
uTTg ~ r,ee IN. Masqus,dcrs handicap stseple
ebss ,or hunsers; about three miles over nc brush
coursel Royal li6. Web CaNef TO-, hhlsnI o
Wsr.i leg. Fattsuta dmpl; rs: Cold Tte fl.
it9. bourgeois 1872. Herculold loli kss.e lnsug
10. Corr'emony Cmp). l45. Aeppo. la5' VI J.
Shannon l66: Game Chick. 40 Marorle J9que
va, pafrick li2. Lad q Langion lfo, inc clerl'
liz G.o eligible 20 start Bowler 80; OIyse,n
las. Nosegay. 80; Earl SAM, Iio' Currer De'l'
~ Fourth race f,hs shinnecock handicap ,teeple-
chsse. Tor four-year- olds and upward. ABOUT t.o
miles j-MarccUnus 0mpl. l55: syo,set II ~ H..
t,r Ia. Compliment i64: weldship. 1855; Duke
- Dulnth' Il3. Pay Streak. lai; swish. i3I
Iu,brosian. ls3; Sorthwco1. l3i: Bill dudley ~
cbivsiry 1885; Brentwood li6; Runway l3I :
Nsrtian' 188 Also eligible 90 start. supefLuI1aa'
la. Razzano. ls5: Blankenburg l55; ROYAL Amn,r'
Ia. cherry Malotie. lJi, Distance l5o We
Id sEbbsreen, l3l " Bart. l5l; Bonnie iaidie.
itf: Extoa I55: RupicG. 1885 Amsns. la-, shann3h
River i5s Trstitoner. ls5; Brother'tone uhP.l'
~ f,,,S rsce Chs Terminal Handicap: FOR three
r.s,'cid, aud upward about slr and A haf fur-
2,,,,st ERai,yer lil. Torcro Ump ,. 40; fldnuf,
~ CglTsrt l53 Amsns li5. Chlyalry. 1905
Iotihiet 100: Fignuy I0J. Top Hal 100 Mas'et-
III 40 Ahara, 80. Also eligible 70 Saft
pragomsn. $50. socony. 40; Libyan Sands. 49,
N1 s,,b ISee the Old Guard s'ee2echa'sj sbou,
to n1ilesi-syossst H. li9 Amhrosiin, l3l Crest
Hn ISL. BurgraTe l39 Valentine. ~; Couueur
n. Bol, l39 Pay Streak lA NO, l3t, lranliloner
Ia. DiIon Park. ISL. Fl0roda. $50. $50 elslhls
"a start. superhuman RsIzano. NenuphAr imp },
fvssnder. FOotligAts, Ahedo, Bull Moose. Fto.emy.
ono Fioto. Flying Peep Welsh King. kaeeoon. Or
mead Protector Marian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-17
To-daY's Entries az Pimlico.

Pimlico, Nd. May 16.-The entries
for to-morrow's races are as follows;
First race for two-yeu-olds: selling. four and 4
half furOugs l-'Lanisna. 81 Aimee T., 100
Tares les Doc Meals. lo5. Bon Ots. ioT: 'Nel-
low sally. loI. Burbank lls B.ndet. 10
Second race Consolation Steeplechsse. for three
yeaF-olds and upSard. selling Two miles l-Rusia.
1870: Carl. $50. Golden Vale. 1872. Sand Hog. 1856
Cynosar; lss. Little Hugh. l3s. Gu Bon. lSs
RhOm1. li5.
Third race for year olis and upward. sell
Ing. one mile and forty ysrdsl-' shspherdess.
1922 'Fenrcck. los; 'old Broom. los, supreme
lol Duke o. Dunbr 10: Cannon. 10; Nash.
Fourth race Tor tro-ysr- od,: four ard hall
fur.oagsl-FoI Troi. ioI. OwasI. 10Y: Meddllns
Mss. lo7 Sarilla. lOI; Valerie West. lOI
Bondage. 10; Billygunss. 10 Or. Nelson. ITO.
Fifth tfor four-year- olds and upward. cell
ing. one mile and forty yardsl-'Apris4. lOi
'Lnbrook. lo7 'Brooms Edge. l0i. Hairy LAu-
der. l07 Scopii. 10. 'Lohengfin. IL. BaIEon.
IL.
sixth race for four-yssr- old. and upward; sell
ing. one milel-'star Bird. los. Mis- Waters.
l01 CHabG. 10: RAY O. Light 1872 'Marim's
Choice ia. sprlngmass. IL: 'Huda's Broiher.
ll2 'Napier III; saturuus. us. LucJ George.
III.
seventh rae. crhs Monuments. Selling Handicap
for three-ye olds and Upward. sir fuilonss )
Ash Can. es. Jesse. Jr. 100: PAymaster. 100
Lohengrin. los: Martin Cases. ITO: Balgeo III
Humiliation. III kcOtenay. III.
Weather cloudy: track muddy
'Apprentios sllosaneo claimed