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STARS OF COLLEGE
WORLD ARE READY
New Records Looked for in In
tcrcOllcgiatcs To-day and
Tomorrow.
CORNELL TEAM FAVOR1TE

BosroN. MAY 25.-The pick OF the
country's college athletes are auartered
here tonight ready for the beginning OF
the nnual championship games OF the
intercollegiate A. A. A. A. in the Harvard
Stadium tomorrow afternoon. Trials IN
the field events and preliminary heats OF
the track contests will be held then TO
cut dow the immense fields to reason
able size for the finals saturday.
Cornell IL regarded on all hands as
certain TO continue It's domination or the
field. Some few Yale partisans are en-
thusiastic enough TO think their team has
a chance Tor the point trophy. but they
are exceeding few. The majority or
those who have kept in touch with the
various dual meet results expect Corneii
to lead the runner up by at least ntteen
points and perhaps thirty. The lthacahs
have strength In every event on the pro-
gramme. are expected TO score in at least
ten OF them and to win perhaps as many
as six.
Next to Cornell and Yale there seems
to be al almost even fight among mar
ward, University of Pennsylvanla ana
stanford. with Michigan. Dartmouth.
Tee Meredith of Pennsylvania, VINO
set a new worlds record for the half
mile two weeks ago. will attempt to re-
peat his double victory Of last year IN
the quarter and half. II In his best
condition ne may smash tho recori Tor
either. lie will get stcrner opposition
his year thar before.
In the mile Windnagle will encounter
, another man trying IA double trick IN the
person of Johnny Overton. the Yale Wer'
Overton also IL out for the two miles
1T 1000. .,fs, "A ra.nfH Df
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YORK nENRl W vAT WAGESEN ana
EMILY II. \A\ MAGE<EN. Plaintiffs.
sgalns' bERNNRn GORDON, ct al. De
fcnt.nts. \,ti"n No. -
In pursuance ot n judgment % fore.
closure and sale, duly made AMI eutcrei tn
'ho thpye-"utt,cd action ami hearing datn
tho l.th day Of MAJ. lslt. 7. The under
%slsnei ne rG'creo f. said ludsment
EN'hanr' Sa'c~room. 80. lt-io Nes"y
stree. ~ n" borough of Manhattan. cay
or New work. on IA" IN day 81 june iH'f.
=. DAY. Auriipu''r. the promises directed
by sHii judgment 10 De- sold. and therein
described a. follows:
ALI. that certain ri"cc Of ground. with
~. Edst"rlI sid" ~! Third Avenue In the
inrourn ~ Mammalian, city of New lork.
described a. follows:
REiiN\INi stn point on the Eastcily side
OF said Third Avenue. distant ssventy-n,r
f'"' eight inches Sputherly from the south
%cas'"rlv corner - Third Avenue and one
thence -1uthery roug the Etster! ,iIe
~ Ttiri .A,"tu, 'N"'tt-f," feet one a.. p
ih"ur. Ets'er'y para o. Wi'h on" Hundred
aud Fiffh stree sryrrty four feet. treu %
twenty nv" f"et one /. 1. thence Westerly
parallel with one Hnu'r't ami Fif'h
street 90 f'l though q party Wal Soy
en-, fnu~ !ert 20 20. Easter, inc u Th!r ,
tho promises known uy 'h- street sumter
M9uh1t'a9 ci'y 70, >ew Yort.
IaLei, New NoS Nav IAN. 1910
Louis NENpEl4 JR Rcle-N.
ALEXANDER 4 Gl.EEN. Attorney, for
Plrlu'.rs, Onirc amt l.. - Address 10
HfGnIMay' borough Of Mrnh"ttan.
Tho follow nc Is = diagram ~ the p~oT.
cry 20 he said &c.. street \u'Ebcr Is l..
Third Avenue'
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COURTNEY REORGAN1zEs CREW.
New u binRtiOn WIN Tackle
Yale and Princeton.

ITHACA. May 25.-An c1tiraly new
Cornell varsity crew will row Yale and
Princeton Saturday unless Coach charles
T.. Courtney changes his plans at the
last minute. In Il race to-day "a com
bination made W. of last years Junior
varsity and freshmen oarsmen beat the
regular eight decisiv.ly over a two mile
course. and Courtney probably will pick
this eight 20 row for Cornell Saturday.
He wants the fastest combination he can
get together TO race the Tigers and Eli.
and there is little question that the new
crew will have tho call.
The new combination Is s;rokod 10y
kingSland. who paced the frAhman
eight "A year asu. The new Cornell var
s!ty eight a. II will probably row Sat
urday follows Fitzpatrick. bow Lit
tie. = Nor. 3 Bouucy. kirkland.
Rrtnkcrhof, g Cow.n. : kiusslaud.
stroke kepndrt, CONSNdiu.
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MEREDITH IS ELIGIBLE.
lie VIII Compete In IntcrcOllr-
piatrs-Maine Haired.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May 25-Ted Mere
d!th. Pennsylvania star runner II stu
an amateur In good standing. according
to a ruling Of the .Ne utiv" committed Of
the / &. A.. \. A.. -. A.. Tonight. Mere
dith's newspaper work was seized upon
as the basis for a protest. but the COM
mit,ce gave the Quaker star "A clean bill.
House. the star hurd!er from Leland
Stamford. Jr. University OF california.
however. did not fare as we'll. House
was declared ineligible To compete owing
To the fact that as a freshman he won
"A prize in an open meet.
The executive committe. ruled h n
the University OF Maine cannot competc
in this years anne The Maine college
failed to tle It's application early enough.
and the committee declared the spplica-
tion was not received In season TO per-
init of the calling Of a special meeting
OF tho association, and the committee.
therefore. could not change tho bylaws
under the rules.
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CITY CLUB AT ARDSLEY.
.Coru.liu. SMITH. w.. Takes <;rOas
Prize for Double Round.

truslEr oN HUDSON. n. V. May 23.
About twenty-five membeIr OF the
CIV Cub played their annual spring
sotf g., .rnament to-day on the links
c. the Ardsley club. The competition
consisted Of 4 ~thirty-six hole handi-
car WIKI one gross and two net prizes.
Cornelius Smith. lr.. who II an Ards
'y golfer and SO was playing on his
BONE course, won the gross prize with
srurc + >I-S3. 1877. The first net
s.o., was that Of II. Il. Reed. 19l-Ai.
~. and Victor Whitlock's 2I0--sO. 150
gave U.m the second prize. The scores {:
II r. Reed, irl-44. IF: Victor whit.
H =. 10 80 100. Cornelius smith, IL.
l'i IA l"I !. g. Young, lI3-1s. 15h
F.4rk ". N'o l9t-i2. ~; W. r. Bay,ir.
.' 90. Itmr- Brrtrarn. i1S-lS. ls2.
N Hamilton. 1871 ~. lG5; !. % Rad
IA 'G5 go lGa, Robert e Knapp. 2I4-
t,. 'rt David H. Thomas. 20o-26. IA
N EH'ri -''-4i. III. VI ", Poucher
- - - Jay bounce. 2It-92. tsc
q |ti.lsnu. al - ~, 80; g T.. whit
m--. -H1 &c., l~d. \ O. Dickinson. 23s =
: 'st o. N My'anlla,s, e3y-5O, Isa
s--'rr'-u. 20 80. lot Wilhelm Funk.
ga 20 -. D.. T. kreider. 25f--06. 1875
JI .- k..n. ."t 81. 2l3
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Dates for Postponed Games.

John Hcydler. National League secrr-
tary, has drawn vi a lls, OF dates for
the playing OF postponed games, as
AT ROSTON
with New York May -, two sertNm-
Win Hrook'yu--Iuly l. two, scpte:u-
hor ;, two.
At ~RWOoHLYS.
With Boston-Juue T.. tao; August L..
two
VITA rhr,deiphtt-.1unc Il. two
with New YORK. Jane =. two. June -,
two.
At SEW YORK
win ~Bost"u-Iuuc IA. Two
WIZ REPRESENTATIONS -, two sep
TENDER ;, two
Vt PHlLNpELPUtN
with brooklyn-M .. two. Sep,em
Win Ro~ton June &C.. two
with Sew York August . two
AT PITTSBURG
With Cinciuuati-Nt %. one
Win thi,ago-lu't 9. one
NTH Philadelphia --luly Is, two.
VITA Brooklyn luly -. two.
with Bosfou-huga-i - NO
wish -. Louis - ptenhor o., one
AT CINCINNATI
Win -. June -. two
wan Bro"klyu-IG,y q. Two
with Sew Nork-lIlN 10, two.
At CHICAGO
VIII s. touis-N,y 81, ore.
with rutshutg Juno -. 'no
With New York August -. one, Au.
gust is. two.
Vt ST Lofts
With Chl.tg"..Iuly T. 49,
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WHAT THE SCHOLASTIC
ATHLETES ARE DOING

cha mplonship Of Morris High School.
He finished the tournament without a
defeat. Borochow and KTieger finished
second and third respectively. Chess
boards will be presented to the winners
NJ a meeting to-day.
The General Organization OF Manual
Training has awarded letters to MEM
hers OF the track and swimming teams.
Those who received their NJ. T. II. $
are:
For ~Trsck-Jack Clark. Frank John
Philip MaEid, Caleb Bioomgar,en. Hen
George csssaza. David pda,-eh. Addooiii
thompson. w,inwrisht swain. Howard
Kracmer. Albert Paradise and Harold
For swlmminr-Gresory Demonc,. Ran.
dolph Tyrcll. Antonio De Fronzo. Wallace
Lundqui-,, Edward o;arnaus. Robert
sian.y' c "Tt%4" G a"'p%"T Mc N"i'Sn f h..iIs:
Gardner, Donald Relyea and George
Desler.
Newtown High School has won both
of It's matches in the r. \. A. l.. tennis
tournament. II won from Bryant by "A
score Of ; to 0 and Jamaica by a
score OF 4 to I,
The scheduled dual meet between
Erasmus Hall n Poly Prep has been
called OFF They were to have met
Tuesday, but rain caused a postpone
ment.
The annual games Of Adelphi Acad-
envy were held on the school field ycs-
terday afternoon. The high school boys
competed for a point trophy. emhle-
matte of the all around championship.
For this prize Doblin is leading with
four firsts and one second. Nine events
were decided, and then the meeting was
adjourned until next Thursday. Doblin
won the standing broad jump. the 100.
200 and 440 yard dashes. Winslow won
both the 100 and 220 for Juniors in very
fair time. Kingsley Aldrldge, starting
from scratch, won the IS yard event for
boys between 12 and II years. His
time was 10 seconds. DIR. Petit managed
the events as usual, The summaries:
50 Yard Dash tor BOYS Under ~ Years
70 YARD Dash Tor hoy. 10 To- il Years
Won by Kingsley Aldridse Fuller. see
ond; X Lane third, Time; 10 sesondS
winslow; T. Roll, second; Bayies. third
Time, 10 a. seconds;
100 Yard Dash, Seni"rs--Won by Doblin
Miller, second Horton. third. Time. II II
go Yard Dash. Junior-won by Wins.
Is ID seconds.
22O Yard Dash. Scniors-Won by Dobiin
a. Love, second; u. Miller. third. Time
81 3-5 seconds,
40 Yard Kun Won by Dohlin: Love
second; Miller. third. Time not taken.
standing broad Jump-Won by Doh
lin. with 2 feet . inches; Horton, second
with = feet I Inches; Miller. third, will
Z feet.
Running Broad Jump-Won by Miller
with IL feet 6 inches. Doblin, second, VIII
Is feet 3 inches: Love. third, with Is fee
q Inches.
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DATES FOR CONNECTICUT OPEN.
Professionals viii Visit New Lon.
don on Nur. 30 and III This Year.

Tho S-Nenuecossett Country club at
T tern Point. New London. conn, an
r.iusud yesterday its schedule Of golf
events fur the summer The principal
oN''' on the list Is the annual open
i~0.rututnt known IS the connecticut
orsn .~rtr0p'onsh.p. which will he played
or August 80 and ~, Wednesday and
T'UTadav ul the week preceding the ma
'.'t. amateur championship at Merton.
"u. y B.'t"s is the present holder
OF H' ''ouu,,t Icut open title.
".r >l'W".ooss'tt smateur tourna-
i.'' 20 ho paved August 81 to &c
T. ...t' ana there also VIII he a week
en-. tourney ON July - and so.
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charge 70 satisfy which the above de-
scribei property ia to be sold. Is Twenty.
six thousand Two hundred and nit,
N.h.250I Dollars. together with interest
thereon from the nth day Of April. lyiG.
together with the costs and allowance
Amounting To- Thro' hundred ami seventy
eight and 3?.io0 1875 a. Dollars. VIII in.
terest from April -, 1915, together with
the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes. assSSments and
water rates. or other Hens which are 70 he
allowed to the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money, or paid by the Referee. Is
SEE. - and interest.
Dated. New York. NAV sth. 1918.
RICHARD NJ. MAbTIN. Referee.
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l. SAFES.


SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK. COUNTY
-EudENE A. rIilLUiS and tN MILES
Il BEEkMAN. as Executors Of ana Tsus.
ic"s under the Last VIII aud Testament OF
against PRUDENTIAL BpND q MORT
GAGE COMPANY and Others, Defendants.
In pursuance OF n judgment Of fore.
closure aud sale. daily mad" and entered IN
the above entitled action ami bearins dite
the 2bth day ~ April, 1915. l. the under
signed. the referee in said juiemcn, named.
WI coll at public auction. at the Exchange
saiesroom, Nos. ~ IL Ncscy street. in the
Borough, q Manha,tan. CITY. County and
day. by Samuel Go,d.tcker. kuctioneci.
the premises directed by said Judgment 70
be sold, and therein described as follows: j.
ALI, that certain plot. piece or parcel OF
thereon erected, situate, wing and being in
the borough Of Manhattan Of the C!ty. OF
Xsw YORK;: in the County and s'.,r Of New
aide OF Morton street distant, $50 fee, ~,
corner of Morton and Bedford streets;
running theme sonthe,lv paralle, or near.y
and WA y'rt TO-" Of ,ho di.,sn"e ibr"nsh = patty
wall 90 feet 6 inches. thence Westerly
parallel with the s%outhcrly eide o. Morton
again parallel with westerly side OF
BEDFORD street 90 ,,eet 8 inches to IN.
tas,erly along. the sou,herly side OF Nor:
ton street - feet "a inches to the point
or place OF beginning. lie the said several
distances and dimensions more or lere
said premises being now known by the
Street Number 10 Morton street"
SUBJECT To THE FOLLOWING: Tho
West Wall Of the building on the above
described premises enCroaChes TWO Inches
C2") on the premises adjoining on tho west.
but said wall may remtIn undisturhcd'
variations between the fences ana the rec.
ord lines; encroachments by stoOp and
areas on the street; projections hy c%orn'ces,
l~intels. Lodges. windows and portlco over
the street.
Dated. New York. May sth. 1916.
RICUARD VI. MARTIN Referee.
8, STASWOOD MENkEN. Attorney for
plaintiffs. once and Post once Adj
dress: b2-5t william street, Borough
OF Manhattan. New York civ.
The following IL a diagram OF the prop
sr,y to be sold: Its street Number Is 10
| Morton street
Morton street.
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jamaica vs. SewtoWn at Jamaica.
Bryant W. Flushing at Long Island city.
Horace Mann vs.. Irving school at larry
town.
Bushw:;k VS.. Faculty at Bushwick Field.
TENNIS.
Townsend Harris vs.. Horace Mann at
Horace Mann.
Poly Prep defeated Adelphi Academy
at tennis yesterday on the latter's courts
by "a score OF . TO 2. J.. Maxwell Banks
scored one Of Adelphi's points In win
ming his singles match from Reimer OF
POLY. at e. 81, Later, teamed with
Durham. Banks again triumphed, this
time beating Poly's star doubles pair
Of Kent and Francis. at Ga. 81.
The summaries;
fes,ed Reimer, Poly Prep, g., 81
Kent, Poly prep, a%efsa'sh purhsm, Ade poi
frTtg' s" "ee ' "
Academy defeated Kent and Francis, Poly
polyr prep. defeated Tow-e and Perkins,
Adelphi Academy. "a. I'll
Brooklyn Prep won all four OF It's
tennis matches from Boys High yes
| terday on the Crown Heights court. The
nfth match will be played to-day. Brook
lyn Prep also will play on the two
| matches with Poly Prep which were
nos,poned from last Tuesday. The BOYS
High players forced the Brooklyn Prep
! CONSERVATIVES hard In each match.
Ta y,or and Meyers zach won their
singles matches, while In the doubles
Taylor and Dobbins and Meyers and
Egan won.
he witt Clinton IL leading In the Man
haitian Bronx Richmond division Of the
l.. s. a. l.. tennis tournament. IL mas
won all four matches. defeating curtis.
Morris, Townsend Harris and Commerce
Cant. Letson, Gallagher and Sorrin have
not been defeated In n league match
should Clinton win the championship the
uembers of the team will receive their
letters. Tennis is a minor sport at the
Tenth avenue school and letters are
given only when "A championship is won
Coach Smith OF Clinton has entered
n strong team In the +. s. A. l.. cham
pionship meet tomorrow. Bernie We
fers. Jr.. is expected to win one or both
Of the sprints.
Fol the first time I'm four years Town
send Harris Hall will be represented "
the p. =. a. l.. championships Tomorrow
Can't. Marks will start in the 100 anc
22O yard dashs. Tesla. captain OF thu
baseball team. has entered the 2aO. Mac
Doweli and Hosley are entered In tn
half mile and Hartung in the one mile
Subtarget shooting took "A big juml
during the last year. Five hundred AN
eighty-hve qualified as marksmen AM
375 AS sh~arpshooters. The latter wer'
required to make perfect scores Of Mt!
while the marksmen made forty-hve o
l.ssA. npN nj a nnaSihla htfV SlIxR
medals will be awarded to the sharp
shooters and bronze to the marksmer
Stuyyesant High School won the Win
rate Trophy for scoring the largest mum
Der of points. Morris, which has wol
the trophy for the last six years. va
second. The summary Of the competi
tiou.
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Tho approximate amount of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above described
property l. to u" sold. ~ twcnty-two thousand
two hundred twcnty six aud NJ 100 dollars
1879 e2f go. with interest thereon from the 9th
dan of May. i",f. together with the costs and
allow Iupe amounting to three hundred ninety.
I've ant &. loo dollars ,$3'i 10, with interest
from NAV 9Th. i9lt. together with tho ca
p.use~ of the sale TNe approximate amount,
Of tho taxes. assessments aud water rates
or Other liens. which are to be- allowed to the
rurchd-,r ont OF the purchase money. or paid
hy tho referee, II two hundred twenty four
and 20 700 ,s,-l 90 dollars and interest
These premises are 10 bc sold subject 10 any
conditions or state uf facts an accurate sur.
vct mas show
Dated Nov York. May 9TH iaiG
HAROLD c. MENDELSON. Referes.
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The contro. Of a Ii3 acre tract Of New
York city land was acquired yesterday
by MassapcQua Golf, luc,. which Is de-
y~eloping "A golf park AT MaSsapedua. l.. l.
The total area that Will be included
in the golf park is now l,l05 acres. and
II Is intended To- lay out six eighteen
hole golf courses and one nine hole
course. The plans for establishing the
park has been changed and instead ~
selling stock TO members an initiation
Zee will be charged as at other clubs.
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seton Hall Downs Blackwell.

ORANGE. y. j.. May 25.-Seton Hall
defeated Bucknell to-day, score 2 to /,
in n pitchers battle between Mcmahon
and Cockill. Besides striking out eleven
men. Mcmahon did not allow a man to
reach first base after the third inning
and retired nineteen men In order. The
score:
II. II. T.
Bucknell, .... 0 5000 0-I -.
seton Hall. o 0 0 0 0 0 x-2 4 o
Bat.~riss--Cockill and Baldt; Mcmahon
and Boyle.
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TRIO OF MEN REACH
BRONX SEMI-FINALS
yoshcll, FavOrite, Pressed
Harder Than BassfOrd
and Chambers.
BJNZEN BATTLES GAMELY

Abraham Bassford. Jr., OF the West
chester Country Country Club; S. How
ard vosheli Of The Borough Park Lawn
Tennis cub and Charles Chambers of
tho Kings County Tennis Club reached
fine semi-nnal round yesterday In the
HrluN county tennis singles champion
aim A, the New York Lawn Tennis Gu
courts ln Wilidmsbrldge.
Vn.hciI. a former holder OF the title
And looked upon as the strongest con-
tender for II. was the only one OF the
,ro who had to fight hard for his
bracket. In the nth round the left
handler caught "A tartar In Elliott Bin
zen. national junior indoor champion.
aud ckcd out a victory only In a hard
three set match at 6-1, 6--S. 13-l1.
TIL. I,rourh Park player started like
a wh.rIwind and used his severe SER
,,c To great advantage In paving the
r8y for points on placement. In the
op,niu- set he played the kind OF tennis
,f,, won him four successive matches
a. Straight sets in the earlier rounds.
Ills br lliaut placing n careful COW
,~,.e Of the court enabled him to score
almost at will and to prevent his rival
from making points.
Ujn,cn RrcOmcs Stronger.
+. tn. second set Binzen showed a
,..' inIpruN,meut. while \oshen be-
came %,rraiic. As a result the Junior
cr,rfplon kept neck and neck with his
veteran adversary and. although Noshell
ram, within an ace OF the match a couple
- times. Hinzan managed to nose him
ont The third set was a repetition OF
m, second Roth came close to victory.
a ro,.t separating either Binzcn or
V..h,l from II on various occasions.
Vosh,ll however. finally recovered his
form and ran out the set after twenty
four games had been played.
chambers aud Bashford both came
through the NTH round by winning in
straight sets. The Kings county player
d.po.ed Of pr. Il. g. Thomas at g
"a while Nassfurd accounted for j. :.
krr At Ct. e. The summaries:
B-ory county Championship, Mems
f.f,t o.. : walker, Jr., 6.2, =, 60
WIZARD Bo,-ford defeated u : Morgan.
81 a. Attu Bchr defeated Paul Mar
rrh RouuI-Ahrihan R,ssfori. Jr.
dictated g. : King ID, 81. :. Howard
l..seN defeated y lott Blnzer, 81: Is,
'-.il. char .'s Chambers defeated DR.. r.
e Thomas. e. "a.
Ntrht'ttu championship Mons Doubles
ge.lIi Euaud lingo Hartmann and u w.
sta- def. lted II swain and a. !. Burr,
q f-ns s. II Mau, lr,, and 6 =
MiH.~ defeated l. II. Stcinkampf and W.
{. Grtff c.. tt.
svsu defeated J. ;. King and +. Levy,
-. C.
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The approximate amount % the lien or
charge. Eco satisfy whi"G she Hhove-d.-
> firtd property - to ho sold, j. Ten Thou
sand ~iN 8. -!N nUi t'-i"r tsiu.uSb 90 poi.
iars. with interest thereon from the 18th
daN uf Arrii, 1919, together with tho costs
a. ! a''pWfu.o amounting 20 Four hundred
io.I url h3-lop tsioi'2, Dollars, With IT.
'r.,.' from MAY .. itlb. together with the
-Np"u- 4, u' the sal" Tn- approximate
nfuuInt of the taNo-. t-sossU-ut- aud water
rates or Other liens. which are to b. al
IHHH ( :. 70" pay. h4srr uI' 20; tie purchase
MONEY. or prif hv N. Referee. l.. twelve
Hundred una Fi'ty Dollars sUd Interest.
sud premises viii he so,t sVhJoet to a
prior mortgage FOR bUe hundred nve thou
SAM $40. ou0I Dollars win interest at
tho rutS ~ 10, fruG February I. 1915.
Dated. Sow Nu!k. NAV : ial6.
RICHARD J. II. HEATING. Referee
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stedt came through to the scmi-nnal
round. Miss Bjurstedt in coming
through added one more victory over
Miss Marie Wagner to her credit. The
Morse girl Too the match In straight
sets at l0--s. SO.
Miss Taylor. who will meet Miss
BJurstedt Tomorrow. came through by
~ surprising victory over Mrs. F'reder-
lex Schmitz at 90. 6-2. Mrs. Schmitz
had defeated Miss Frances Brainard Of
Tfttsburg earlier In the day at If.
81. 81. Miss Taylor played close to
the best tennis OF her career and II she
can Keep up the pace should make Miss
RJurstedt fight hard for a victory to-
morrow. The summaries:
Pelham Country club. women's Invita-
ton singles. Second Round-Mrs. Frederick
schmitz defeated Miss Frances BraInard.
Third Round-Mlss Marsars. Taylor de-
,eated Mrs. Frederick schmitx, a.. "a;
Wagner. io--s. s--g; Mrs. Edward Ray.
mond defeated Mis-. Martha Guthrie, "a.
So: Miss Edith Handy defeated Miss
Helen Alexander. 6-l. IS.
Miss Bjurstedt W. Mas wagner.
r SET.
Miss BJurstedt:
y,..
sECoND SET.
Miss Wagner, ,,...S i1oi ii i-Ss-2
Mrs. Raymond w.. Miss Guthrie.
FIRST SET.
Mis- Mr.. F Ga!HSis . :....: Is.
SECOND SET.
Nil. Ua i'nP" s-i,-c
Miss Handy W.. Miss Alexander.
IRIS SET
Nj: nkii .Ssn;daccii:::::::: 81
SECOND SET.
Miss Alexander g SO
Invitation women's Doubles. First Round
a uMir' , ~. Si'; M,.. sTa M,.- Hrlsp A, nnd
secord RoaSd-.Mi.." Earth Handy and
Rsllin and Miss Jane Rowson. 81. 81?
Mrs Edward Rsymond and Miss Edna
Wiidsy asfs.1.i Miss Ina ki''ei and Nj.
s %ist Si N'.. k S.a Has f %a''"" and %'' &r"
Invitation Mixed Doubles, Firs, hound
Miss Mari" Wagner aud r. /. Basss De.
sitminsham.,.s| TO Mis-: rior.nss
Martha Guthrie and partner by default,
Mr. and Mrs. n. =. Briggs defeated Mis-,
Is. IS, 81, Mrs Frederick schmi,'
and r. u Rosrlnan won from Miss Marion
Mis-. Ina A. Kis-si and l.. r. Mshsn de.
feated Miss Jane Rowson and y W Noyes
s-3. al Miss Nolla BJurstedt and II
Raymond. 6-i. 81. Mrs. 4. r. Woo
and y. u. Van Hliet defeated Mrs. Raw
- Miss Margaret Taylor and A. T.
Ross defeated Miss Edith Handy and r. c
Black, 6-3. IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
Thurman Lee IL Tennis winner.

Thurman Lee won the class b sec
ton of the spring tennis tournament
of tho Real Estate Board Of Sew York
Yesterday at the Harlem Tennis club
courts. defeating LEROY coventry in the
final round straight sets Al -. g"
In class \, Phillips and Fox reached
the final. The former defeat d :. NJ
Isaacs In the scml-iintl at Ct. "a.
while Fox eliminated Root AT So, Ct