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New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Bronx Apartments
Bought by Investors
House in Charlotte Street and
Another at Bedford Park Cor
ner Among Sales Reported

Heller 4 Sussman have sold 1916
Charlotte Street, five story apart
ment, on plot 50x100, to an investor for
about S50,000
Daniel Houlhan has sold the two
tive-story apartment houses. on plot
75x10o, northeast corner of Bedford
Park Boulevard East 200th Street, and
cambridge Avenue
Corporation to Build.
Leitner. Brener & Starr have sold
for the Van Dyke estate, George Avery
president, to the Eltone Investing Cor
poration, Eugene L. Brisach president
the plot 102x100, on the west side of
Woodrow Wilson Parkway, 100 feet
south of 10th street. Plans are now
being made for the erection of a five
story apartment house
Unionport Road Sale
The Dollar Savings Bank has sold
through Williamson g. Bryan the two
and three-story buildings on lot 25x-
IFS, at 1913 Unionport Road, Van Nest
Sale In Stehibins Avenue
Catherine Neukirch has sold to Mr.
Friedman the brick three-family house
northwest corner of Stebbins Avenue
and 164th Street.
Sale On Creston Avenue
M. NJ. Hayward &, Co. have sold for
the Mossman Realty Company the two
family dwelling at 1866 Creston Ave
nue..
236th Street Dwelling Buyer
+. Sharum has sold to Frederick s.
Dunn, SOB East 236th Street, a three
story frame building, on lot 25x103
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Old Staien Island
Farm To Be Subdiy;ded

Cornelius G. Kolff has sold for
Michael Gardella, a tcn-acre plot at
Concord, running from Targee Street
to within few hundred feet of the
staten island Railroad and the Gras
mere Station. The property has been
acquired by the Lamport Realty Com
pany' of Manhattan, for subdivision
into building lots. The property has
been in the Gardella family for up
wards of forty years.
Moffatt e. Schwab, of Tompknsvlle,
). T.. have sold for Hjalmar Karlsson,
OF Brighton Heights, the two-family
house at 81 Havenwood Road, Brighton
delights, to Paul Wennstrom, of New
Brighton.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Hall House, on Avenue,
Leased TO Art Dealers

John N. Goldng has leased for the
John W. Hall estate the four story and
basement house at $50 Fifth Avenue. on
lot 25xlOO, adjoining the southeast cor
ner of Forty-sxth Street The lessee
Is John Levy, art dealer who will paw
about $4,000 annually for twelve years,
starting next December He will alter
the store, first and second floors for
MS business. The upper floors will be
converted into apartments, the cost be-
ing estimated at about 100000.
Buying Dwelling in 49th Street
The residence of j. Fred Pierson. ir
at z West Forty-ninth Street, Colum
bia College loasehold, is being sold to
the newly incorporated II West Fortv
ninth Street Corporation, capitalized at
$4,000 and having for directors F. Nor
denschll, N. Weinberg, and M. Levin,
presumably for reconstruction into
small apartments. 1t is four-story
and basement house, on a lot 25x1OO.5 5.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Henry A. Rogers Joins
Newly Formed Corno,.a.;o,,

The Whcatley Hills Real Estate Cor
poratlon announces that Henry A.
Hogers, who has been associated with
", ofthlneton Whitehouse, Inc for
tne last ten years, has resigned as
wee e,-president of that concern, where
ne II mas had charge of the Long Island
department, and will become associated
Ilth waa1 the the newly formed Wheatley Hills
yea Estate Corporation as vice-presi
dent and general manager of the Long
island real estate brokerage business
Mr.. Rogers has been the broker in
many of the largest and the most im-
porJant sales of North Shore properties
on Long Island, and will devote his en-
1lre time to estate business on Long
island' Associated with Mr.. Rogers
IN the new company arc Paul l.. Ham
mond, presidents; Sydney W. Hughes.
secretary and treasurer. The main of
nces are at 81 Pine Street. Mr.. Mich
olas and Mr. Hammond will maintain
branch Offices at Syosset, l.. |.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21

- 4X79- 3x50 John P Tiannery to w L S
200 April 25; attys, Stoddard & NJ 1928
ECHO PL. S $, S5o.S " Anthony av. 27.1x
IooX2sx loo' Mary X Owen to MAY
,eeuw: 2llo Anthony Az; mtse $4,000;
way wa ~ atty I G & Co. l'' Hr2ad :, "a
2ssTH ST, s. west half of west half of
Lot 4S5, map Fakefeld. 25x114; Marie 3
Pace to Florence a Pace 7s1 East 226th
st; nltge $47.5OO; May 3 1918 atty. Title
g & r Co. 176 Broadway. ...........-..S 500
LOT 234, map Haight Estate. Geo Hubitx
TO Josephlne Anuniata, 240 East 10Sth
81. mtge SO 500. May 10; atty, Title G 4
y CO, I76 broadway. ..............$1
LAST ST. 8. Alexander av 25xlOO;
Michael Sullivan to Michael J Sullivan,
: ~ East 14lst ct al, June |. 1913; atty.
NJ J sullivan, 500 Willis av..........s1
ST RAYMoND,s AN $ 2e3 $ st
Zentgraf to JOS Schneider, 2452 st Ray
nond's av' May 10; atty, NJ b Mcfiugh,
22l5 Mestchester av................S1 800
J Baker to Louis schonfeld. 6 West 18th
st. and ano. May Is; atty, Samuel Chul-
nich 1928 Broadway ...'...............s1
MORRIS AN. 2427 ). =5XS6x25xS69 O. ex-
cept part for Walton and Morris av;
Chas NJ O'keefe. ref 10 Evelyn NJ Fan
ming, S5 Mount Morris Park West, ct al:
May ~, atty, Title G {, T Co 176 Broad
BAINBRIDGE Av, $. 1s6.1o $ MosboI9 Sl,ogY
:, ta,r,kway n, y South, S3.5x1$o. ex131.6; Fritz
NJ Garrison TO Louis Kobel, 371 East
I25th ST. mtge $500; May 20 atty,
Title G & I Co, 176 Broadway. '.'sI6o
PARk Az: 172d ST. 49x95x347x95:
MINNIE zimmerman to Geo Orlovo &, Co.
els East l35th st: May 12; atty w l.
Groenfogcl 27 Cedar st. st...........'..'.s1
FULTON AN, 1851 w $, 4lsx10O. Hos
neoye Realty Corpn to Bronx Borough
Hank, $40 East fremont av mtge $35-
~. pyV. Nay Nay -V' atty Sol Cchn. 3o2
SAM ME- PROPERTY; Bronx Borough Bank
20 Israel L-a2ar. 276 Madison ave; mtge
soo'ooo' May 20; atty. same. me....$100
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

18th ST, 157-l61 w Frederic, WIN &.
Nettie c Hunter to st Luke's Hospitai:
oct rs, 1885, attys. Miller. Peekhain &
SD AV W $, Tell Tooth st. 25xloo Eni-
lie. Wife Emil Marquardt, TAO E 225th
st. to Annie Rosenthal. 1894 I'D av.
llITH ST, ia FL Frances W Engeis.
eXtrN and trustee viii Ladivine a Ber-
trand. 55s " 1891 st; July II. 1916: atty
II A Nieu. $50 Bway So 600
bdTH ST. =, Us 9Th av 12sxiDO !
Harry NJ Austin to Henry A { ray,or.
south Portsmouth. r |; July 25 1901
attys. Cadwalader. w & 7. 40 Wall
BowDRY. 2GG Mary Wilson to BOND siSi'VS 3,
Mtg Guar Co. fT6 Remsen ST. Pl<lvn.
Aug $, lql6; atty. r s. T Co. lTs
BOW ERY s-s' & s25. The salvation
Army. I20-ici w 1ith st. to the saliva
iion Army by assignment; Feb 27. 1913.
atty, samuel Hoffman. SEQ Bwny. AZ sou
I'D AN, ll6l: Willie Salonon. sos W oath
St. 10 Nincenza Bibando. on the ur~.n-
ses' April 8, 1918. attys. Bliz2i & Co,
18TH ST, 1S5 w; Wallace II House to Nav
House, exectx: July IA, 1910: aJty. r
q Co, l'6 Bway y..........s6 s6 900
HAWTHORNE ST n q, is5 W Rwav. 75x
100 penwood Realty Co. 500 Willis nv
70 Robert p Thompson. OF Hollis, /. |
Dec 10. 1918. attys. Weissberger & i.elch
hcr W Nassau st. St............., as o. q
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
10 Build on Larchmont Lots

George Howe has sold to Mrs. Ida C.
Hunt, three lots in Larchmont Gardens.
1t is reported that Mrs. Hunt will
build home for her occupancy.
The cottage of D. G. Story, situated
in the Woods of Larchmont, Larch-
mont Manor, has been sold to Mrs NJ
Gladys Thompson, of New York City.
Mrs, Parent, of the Office of George
Howe, negotiated the sale.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Buyer for 10th Street House

Douglas l. Gilman & Co. have sold
for Mrs. John Kelly the five-story
American basement at 119 East
Seventieth Street, Oh a lot 15.4x1OO.5,
held of SSn n00
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
To Sell Teneinenis To-day

At executors sale for the estate of
Alexander Tofts, Bryan L. Kennedy
viii sell to-day in the Real Estate Ex-
change. so East 12oth Street, five
story brownstone tenement; 3O5 East
10th Street, four-story tenement;
AL East 236th Street, a two-story
frame dwelling, and large vacant
plot on the west side of Webster Ave
nue. near 236th Street, opposite
Bronx River Park.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
DIR. Joseph Blake Buys
Large Tarrytowu Es,ate

DR.. Joseph Blake has purchased the
estate formerly owned by Robert s.
Dula, ce-presdent of the American
Tobacco Company, opposite that of
Mrs. Finley j. Shepard, in South
Broadway, and. now occupied by the
lsadora Duncan School. 1t is said that
DIR. Blake plans to erect a chemical
and testing laboratory.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Newark Site for Anartrner;

Max Ohlan and Abraham Marcus
have purchased the plot of ground at
1117 Broad Street, Newark, N. j.. from
Cornelin Vaudeville, on which thew
will erect four-story brick apart
ment to be ready for fall rental.
Louis Schlesinger, Inc, was the
broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
nenland for Homes
In 5th Ave. Section
Feature of Market
osersl,adows All Phases of
Buving Movement; Apart
ment Shortage Seems to
Turn Tide to Dwellings

a.. Carlos NJ. dc Heredia has sold
.,..,sb Pease & Elima the six
..rv dwelling at 97S Fifth Avenue, on
.l,, s5xio0, adjoining the southeast
..,,sr of Seventy-nlnth Street, which
Marry F. Sinclair bought several
.ootbs ago through the same brokers.
:. !. assessed at 100000, and has
,l,bt of way to seventy-ninth Street.
Mrs. de Heredia is the daughter of
ia late General II. II. Cook, who for
n.,lv owned the entire block bounded
~ Fifth and Madison avenues and
s.venty-eighth and Seventy-ninth
streets. which contained some of the
a,est homes in the city. General
coos built this house as a gift to his
laughter and erected his own home
=, the Seventy-eighth Street corner,
which was purchased by James B.
Duke.
Fifth Avenue Lot Reported Sold
II was reported in real estate circles
yesterday that contracts had been
signed for the sale of the two dwell
lsgs at sl4 and Sl5 Fifth Avenue, in
.sdlng a -5-foot vacant lot forming
L to Sixty third Street. S14
ia four-story and basement dwelling,
,a lot 25xloo, owned by the Thomas
guter estate, and Sis is similar
rroperty, which connects with the
Sixty-third Street lot, title to which
is held by George G. Lake.
Lane House in 7lth Street Is Sold
William B. May & Co. report the
sale of modern fve-story American
basement dwelling, Is East Seventy
fourth Street. for Walter G, Lane to
purchaser who viii occupy. The
house was built two years ago by Mr..
Lane, who has occupied it since COM
petion The frontage is 20 feet, and
the lot 1922 deep.
Buyer for 10th Street House
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have sold
for Mrs. John Kelly the fve-story
American basement at 119 East
Ssventieth Street, Oh a lot 15.4x1OO.5,
held at $4,000.
Adds 10 SD Street Frontage
F. B. Adams, who purchased recently
the dwelling which he occupies at IA
East Eighty-third Street, through the
Douglas L. Gilman Company, has
bought the adjoining similar property
at Is East Eighty-tnird Street. which
gives him plot 4Ox100, between Fifth
and Madison avenues.
S7th Street Dwelling Is Sold
l. J.sPhillips & Co have sold the
awshne on lot 2Ox1oo.s at 25 West
EighVseventh Street. L. J. Phillips
& Co. we're the brokers in the resale
Of SlS West Seventy-ffth Street to
Mabel P. Ihearston
The Houghton Company has sold for
Mary B. Robinson the four-story and
Basement dwelling at I57 West
Ssventyfourth Street.
William R. Ware has sold for Clara
! Reed, sos West 104th Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
New Owner in Yonkers

The Robert E. Farley Organization
has sold for ". Broughan, his house
on Wickes Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y, to
r. f. Watson, and for B. B. Riley, his
house on Bellew Avenue, Tuckahoe.
to John Clinton.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Assignments OF Mortgages
Manhattan

PATH ST s. 275 I'd av. i;reenuich az
rrancS~ az hfrSX sinpson Ts ApFsl ssns smp99n to
,o1r,, s,r l'A SSoSj ss.oSG : : ss.sSS sssns;
'0f 1Iancy m 81 tratsd 80 f. Alien st. So Edw
loo w 55th st; attys CadwaIade,. w '''1A; w.
5e4n T. 40 Wall st; assns. each .....sl
'SED E,.r, ST. 5; ;-1so w Park av; Robt S
BwaT 70 ''''e Guar Trust CO. IT'S
ssTH ST, IS W; mtge $255..c0o.' >1g,0gg Jos y
atfy rai 70 tI. henry Gottgetiou. W S9th st
lS9TH ST 2s5 W. MTG s s1 5000. ''',s1 1sras
onuHrberg ct al. exrs etc to n Titla
coENTlEs sLiP. 0Sg' s5; chalmers: Woog s. 900
adinr, TO Bowery Saw Bank 128 f7overv
a''Ys' Cadwalader W & T. 40 wall st
4STH ST, 24o-4e w; Louis smvth to o'g;ogo Gog1
sol Realizes Corp. 200 " o6th st a4tys t'SSs
wAsHfNfIrC2; : :, : CO; l1s e. Bway S1o5. 900
and ano. admxs. to 1aywers' ls'''a Mort 9'nl,n 1d
~ Liberty St atty. G & T CO ,7s
18TH sT 3is W: Farmers; Loan SlS.yoo ,,,.,
CO to Columbia Trust CO. 60 e,ia1' iuS.
attys' Lawyers & 7 Co, 1so Bway
$4,000
156TH ST. 7o2 East; Myron s ralk and
Guoranfy e"0' ffyS & ETC. + Co MIX y Eu Fa to Tits
s5a Emily iIurry gS' to ia a'5e beIs st. KT,z s7ex
man al5 Madison av, and aro exrs.
a,ty' ny' 1ltle Guaranty &. z Co. 176
DAY NlDSoN AV, s, 2954 = 190th ST ~
ss,s; ss,s; Manhattan Mtg Co to tiuarantee1i
Nttt Mtg CO. 200 Bway; atty. Manhattan
IA y LOR AV, 1850: Maria Richley TO
vary r. rsnS,ar scn|arz d7 llo7 Lebanon st: atty,
W WALLACE AN 1852 Maria Richlev 10
zsno Rjchley. 11o7 Lebanon st: attV
Cnas Fl Baecher. 1925 Z fremont av.
PROsPECT AV. s31; Christina Renl5cn TO
Barbara Hendel. 10 Morton st, Middle
Village, !. |; atty, w Fl Brnjes. 1902
metropolitan av. Brooklyn. ........Sl
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Flat Buying in Astoria

The Mathews Model Homes ComnaYv!
has sold the seven nats at ESQ to 293l
Fourteenth Avenue, Astoria, to George
T. Reardon, L. Greggan, Maurice Stone.
j.. j. Jansen, H. F. ShufActon. James,
Prendergast and p. S. Arnbrust.
Inc company completed fifteen koc ss
on this hieek end sold twelve as.t y,
within a month. after compietio.s.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Bronx
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

Sd Av. 1883; Flow Realty CO aet Malex
Realty Corpn ct al foreclosure Of mtg) :
attys. Kelley e. Connolly.
X DGE st. S, 1870 q Delancev st 25xlon:
Margaret +; G McConaughy adnx, agf
Esther Phillips ct al Norceclosure Of
mtg) attys Strasbourger & Schallell
SlSoADW Af, lf25; Levi Levy agt Mary NJ
Deane ct al (foreclosure of mtg ;
atty. II Brill.
MADISON AV, < W cor 105th St 25.11x70:
Madison av, 3, 25.ll 105th St 25x7O:
Carrie Weiss agt Nathan Morgenroth h
ct a Noreclosure of mtg); attys Cold
smith, Cohen. Cole & Weiss
HENRY ST 16l: Woman's Union Mission
airy Society agt Samuel Solomon ct al
10 ,,iIt21reeclosure e!. OF ntg); atty, NJ Knox.
'oIH > n 81 1876 6 West End av is 6x
1905; Orris S Eldredge agt James Heb
ron ct al foreclosure of mtg) atty, S
30 ST, II g $50 Macdougal ST. 2s,
100. West Side Savings Bank agt r A.
W building Co Inc foreclosure of Intg) ;
attys. Harrison, Elliott & Byrd
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Bronx

HOE AV. 1oss-37; Malex Realty Cornn.
agt Fox Square Bldg Co taction for
specuic performance of contract). atty.
A. s Natanson. '
lSSTH ST. 74s EAST; Addie A Sullivan
ast John j Hayden ct al Goreclosure
Of mor'gasel atty, j Sullivan
LOT 81 tnorth and west haIf) man of
North Meirose. Joseph J Smith. agt
catherine Connolly ct al foreclosure OF
cLINToN A1v. W $, "a r. 'u,''Va1 n of -, ,r,,,,.
pl. 31sxloo; Harold NJ sill. act Henry
Camp ct al (foreclosure of mortgage,
atty w B Hin e"s -
LOTS a. %, IS and 27 map Of prorertv
OF William II Wallace. situated on FORT
schuyler rd Cornelius w Chase as ex.
Of mortgage); attys. Grigcs. Bnl1,vtn :.
Baldwin. - ="
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

MADISON AV, cor o3d st: Jarcho &.
Ebert agt Frederca A Bennache ct al:
-Nar "a i9I?'........ ...,....... $l81 03
Bronx
155TH ST. cor Union av 25xas.s.
David brandt Inc agt Augustus Gareiss
ct al, oct I, lylS. ........... SS62 so
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
'e Iarden of Westchester County

sss ~ houses IN YonkerB, II mlles
- W near NJ New York p 10 to
,rsss ,ssDn oNeiiinss and estates. moderate.
e;ITt,-'. Ole terms. Particulars see
81 ss.s 90 go south B'way. Yonkers.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21

ANOTHER PELHAM BARGAIN

9too'9 HouHe, rooms. bath. all
plot 6oxl00; $500 OPEN suNDAy,ys'
j. n. AMCNDsEN, 115 VOLTS Lane.
Tel. 1853.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Call AT Once For BARGAIN

20 houses for sale Special offer for
THIS week: Four family house, 20 rooms,
5000. $1,000 down. Renting and exchange.
Einll Wistrand. n Main 81. Tel 144S- w
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
YCNKERS
PHOTOS on RFotrsT

s.;ss sis, cwe'ing, wiki garage. IL rooms, 8
o'o,a ossasl between Rieerda'e ami Ludlow; large
cSs colec,s,ii ,siS'oyg. Beaatifa. new tapestry brick
srsr.ass siyte dwelling. rooms. 2 baths
asp'oot garage $lf-500
ros,s NJ, @canaSrigl!y well built dwelling, -
lSa',, l6S re.. bath, sleeping porch plot look
Ia aas cgloacNay. A. Van Cor,lanlt Park
VII San be sold on 5Ox1o0 also
ri. .ls u. ouiid horne in South Yonkers 10
,sTnss,, s,a ana arrange convenient terms OF
Ihos. s BURKE rlary p,ag Ge,tv
ss.qaare; also south Broadwav ard vaIen.
'As lane. Phonss 5os0-50so Yonkers.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
UNUSUAL. OFFER

nj; Etecco. sp-,o-Gate house, baths.
Ia. ~, DEsftDo', ing Hudson: fine surround :
~. sh4p Ter 5000. cash. 900. n
'eH' u "arour1on Ave. Tel. .0I.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Zeal Bargains bv C,wneya

II ~ -. 5-f@fai.y hore4. - fnofnn. 4xcel
sx,s tain. - ooe. Splendid gonth
ssssss 1as:nsss property. t3s.go0 Idrsl
hsse Ifxi9~fles. gazasr. plot 100xl0o
Ssss ~, ~ H. CLANCY. zoo New Main ri
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
PEEK SKILL
AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN

acre Farm. 7-room house. barn and
chicken houses; miles from depot; main
road, near trolley. Price So 500 EASY
terma Oscar V. Bargers Sons, ga South
st Tel sos. "
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
~ YOUR OWN LANDLORD

~ ~ k@s.. xtas.es house. feaf gl1f~d goe,,o,,
Asszs Il sa}i' oDs ye4r. fof I6yitn,
sSsssS.' .'x9e 4 WfgSTEEuoEfEp
s~g" ne Tel. z9zs T'''
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
NEVER OFFERED BEFORE.

=, = II..9.A8, tathe. al iraDta anlendId
ss,.n On On choice selection. garage. not
bs,,ns- neat Valentine, City Co. is War
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
NEW ROCHELLE
MUST BE SOLD

COLONIAL HOUSE rooms. baths,
large llVing room. open fireplace sleeping
porches. large plot. With garage; Sound
E'gw: ', ,s,S, Asking $1,000; open to offer
~ x n AGD &. KRAFT. 206 Huguenot St.
\. r. Tel 254l. N''
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
South Yonkers BARGAIN

Essa Ess,sa 81 600 cash II r. y9hsien ga
- - Sfo@away. Phone Yonhers 254o.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
TWO FAMILY HOUSE.

Modern. hot water heat electrIcitv 12
rooms and tiled baths, 3-car garage,
$500 II B. DOWNEY, 2l1 Huguenot
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
BUY Or RENT NOW

irs-.ay may not have opportunity to later.
" cfr.r"' ana family houses. Get busy.
'0Ai'' SfS So. B'way. Tel. 5s25-W.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
HAsiiSCs-oS~IfuDsoN
MT. xER~nx
ssa'ksiAIH 2 FOR QUICK BUYER

Ii sne. three aud gix fa,nt,., -
.ssfS'D1,ss1snss. - 500 70 81 0oe, y.s. ,a,,s..
kss re, p 'oFic, sft. vernon avn
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Adds 10 SD Street Frontage

F. B. Adams, VINO purchased recently
the dwelling which he occupies at IA
East Eighty-thrd Street, through the
Douglas L. Gilman Company, has
bought the adjoining similar property
at Is East Eighty-tnrd Street. which
gives him plot 40x100, between Fifth
and Madisnn aron,,n.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-26
lANSDOWNE AFTER
MAIN LINE TITLE
Meets Dobson Tomorrow in
Championship Game at
S. & c. Field

The Strawhridgc and Clothicr grounds
Mt Sixty third and Walnut streets no
doubt will be filled to ovcrfowing to
morrow. when the final game of tho
Main Line League championship series
is staged.
Lansdowne and !. & !. Dobson are
the teams in the titular battle. Inns l..
downe and Dobson each has won II
game and tomorrow'S contest will bc
the deciding one. DobSon took thc
opening game of the series. 30. while
the Lansdowne aggregation showed n
general reversal of form in the second
meeting and scored so.
LansdOwne's victory last Saturdo
was won through Rube Chambers fine
hurling. 1t is likely that Rubc will 90
t. the post tomorrow again. Manager
kho6ds of the Lansdownr team will
have II. johnson. a former Strawbridgc
pitcher, ready to go in the box in case
OF an emergency.
Grevell. who worked both games in
the series for Dobson. wants another
crack at the suburbanitcs and .Nlanap,,
Calhoun no doubt will send him in to
oppose Lansdownc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-26
WEIGHT, NOT MONEY,
HITCH IN BIG BOUT
There Is No Hope for Benny Leonard and Leu Tender
to Get Together Unless Weight Question Is
SOlued by Somebody
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

So there you have it. 1t isn't mat
ter of money at all A promoter who
succeeds in solving the problem of an
agreeable weight to all parties concerned
will grab the Tender Leonard bout, all
of which proves that it is not coin
ur the realm that makes the boxer GO
Tender Not Crawflshing
Tender is being accused of doing a
rrawiish. or something like that, by
hackers of Leonard because the Phila
drlphiun has failed to come to terms
with Promoter Mulvihill. Of New
Haven. and now with Promoter Ed
wards. They contend that Tender isn't
at all serious about wanting to box the
titlchOldcr.
But they're all wrong to hear Glass
man say it. GCt this: "Mulvihill's 5
offer of $500 is great stuff Edwards $
offer Of $4,000 is lot better. because
| would like to see the bout stay here
in Phily." said GlaSsman today. "As
YOU know, Looic is on his way to Den
Yer. and he will not return for at
least tw" months. He's going to be
buster in those two months than any
boxer in the world still. let Mr.. Glib
son agree to l3j pounds -RINGSIDE-
aud sc5 how soon Tenders western
tour will be called off.
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A LEONARD D-TENDLER bout would
n be the scintillating scrap Of the sea
son. Fans in Philadelphia. fans in
New York and fans in New Haven.
Conn. all want to see this Scintillhting
scrap. But, apparently, there is going
to be no such session--uot unless some
one is able to bring together Managers
Philip Glassman and William Gibson
and succeeds in getting one to give in
to the others weight terms.
When Promoter Harry u. Edwards
came out with his offer of $1,000 for
tho Tender Leonard encounter the
Olympia president meant we'll. lie be-
lirvpd that an out of town club was
about TO snare tho set to, and was So
rious in his intention of protecting tho
Philadelphia boxing fraternity. But
Mr.. Edwards must do something ii
great dcal-morc than give record
purse for a six round no decision bout
Matter Of Weight
Gibson, as manager of the cham
pion, believes that he should do the die
tating when it comes to setting til,
weight clause in Il contract for II meet o
ing with Tender. The pOundagc must b,
135 pounds at > o. clock on the afternoon
Of the contest, says the New Yorker
GlaSsman, on the other mNt. insist,
that he will not give way single ounce
other than 13J pounds ringsidc.