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Wholesale Shoe stocks Low.

BOSTON, juno 1.-THE feature of the
leather market Is the activity on all
tarnages and selections OF oftal, ac-
cordng TO the Shoe and Leather Re-
porter Light backs are now selling for
SO cents and heavy steers are bringing
so cents. Prices are changing daily on
upper feathers. Colored calf sold In vols
ume at 96 cents. Sales on choice selec-
tons of side upper leather are reported
as high as 10 cents.
Shoe factories are better of on orders
than on materials, Visiting shoe buyers
are not able TO find sufficient shoes in
wholesale stocks to supply their imme-
diate demands
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PORTLAND, Ore. June 11,-With prices
ranging from 40 to sc cents all auction
sale records in this section were broken
yesterday at the third and probably last
Government wool sale here. Prices real
lied We're better than those at the two
previous sales here. and were even high
er. on secured wool basis. than the
prices paid at the latest Boston auction.
The best three-eighth blood clothing
woods brought "a To - oents. with Sc
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INSURANCE FIRMS BUY HOME.

The New York National Fire Insur-
ance Company and the Senator Insur-
Rnce Company (Jsmes ]. Boland Com
pany) purchased for their future home
the five story building, 25.1Ox79.10, at %
Fulton street. just east OF William street
The companies are now located In 6s
William street, whence they are forced
to move through the need OF the space
by the Royal Bank OF Canada, which re-
Gently purchased that property. This 10
hut one OF several recent instances where
banking interests are forcing insurance
concerns to the north,
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COFFEE FIRM BUYS BUILDING.

w. e. Dean 4 Co. have sold for J.
Frederick Kernochan the Ave story and
basement building at IS Front street to
Ross w. Weir 6 Co, coffee merchants,
who have occupied for thirty-nve years
the adjoining buildings at sc. IS and so
Front street About Ave years ago they
purchased so Front street and recently
bought SO Front street and resoid 1t TO
the F'litner-Atwood Company. Inc, for
occupancy.
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DRIVE APARTMENT TRADED.

Frederick Brown resold to leopold
Weiss 42s and 432 West 2o4th street.
near Tenth avenue. two I'VE story apart
ment houses, on plot 100x10o. renting foi
$4,000 The buyer gave IN exchange
414 Riverside Drive. I'VE story bach
elor apartment house. 25x11Sx irregular
Louis Bloch was the broker.
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BENENsoN co. IN TWO DEALS.

The Benenson Realty Company has
bought from the Viva Realty Company
CSavada & Gerbino) Arrowhead Court.
at , Pinehurst avenue. southwest corner
~ l77th street, n six story apartment
house. 95xl25. The property was held
~ $4,000 Charles s. Kohler, Inc, and
l.. NJ irHslkenberg were the brokers.
Tho Henenson Realty Company also
yesold to p. and S. Theobald the three
story business building. on a lot 2Sxso,
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BROOKLYN SALES.

Meister Builders, Ino, sold 1919 Sew
enty-nlnth street. a three story cottage,
S0x100. to an investor.
Buckley q Horton Company sold $50
to1 Myrtle avenue, a two story business
building. 104x106, for Mrs. Harry Do
Mott to a client for investment.
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whoIesaIers Advance SILK Prices.

In line with the general trend of the
silk goods market, Cheney Bros. yes
terday announced an advance OF 10 per
cent. on practically all their lines, In
Guiding satins, crepes, taffetas. eeor-
gettes, bengalines, SC. This action fol-
lows recent increases Of 10 per cent. by
dyers, Is per cent. by throwsters and
from to Z per cent higher prices for
raw silk.
Manufacturers generally are almost
entirely sold up. current business being
done chiefly by Jobbers. but It Is reported
that they have very little to offer.
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Collars May Cost More.

TROY, June 11.-When asked to-day
about the report current in the New
York market to the effect that the whole-
sale prices OF mems collars were due to
advance on July !, manufacturers here
either professed ignorance or refused to
make any statements when questioned
on the subject.
A. e. Cluett. president of cluett, Pea
body & Co, said:
II know nothing at all about II.
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WEST a1sT ST. BUILDING SOLD.

D. e. Sicher a Co., manufacturers Of I'M
dergarments, who own and occupy the en-
tire property at IS, ~. 20 and 81 West
Twenty-first street. have Just purchased
from the Seaman's Savings Bank the
adjoining six-story mercantile building
at 81 to 55 West Twenty-first street.
This gives the purchasers a total 'front.'
age of approximately 100 feet The sale
was effected by Messrs. L. Tanenbaum,
Strauss & Co.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

ssTH ST ssl VIOLIN J oBrien art
T IT'S REYNOLDS ct al; Apri, q;
SPRING ST. 60 and 81: Cleveland ri. II
TO Sl-Euvrard, Sambach & Euvrard
isst Edward Mccoy ct al; Feb 2s.
1913 . tTbl 80
SAME FRoPERTY-Louis J Euyrard aEt
same; Feb rs. lsi9.............S2sl.0l
Bronx.
LOTS 20 and so. block s.:s. Throgs Neck
j Mahlstedt Lumber & Coal Co agt
Bronx Shore Development Co. Inc, ct al (;
LOTS 90 and 20, block Gi2S, Throgs Neck
LOTS SO and 81. block b4ss. ThroSs Neck
Same agt samsi Sept IL lsl7s-s@so.ok
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s2s-as5 West Tenth street, for ten years,
at rental OF $4,000.
Cushman q Wakefield, Inc, leased a
suite Of offices in so East Forty-second
street to the Texas Gulf Sulphur Com
pany. .....' ....'.
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at 21s5 Third avenue. This Ia one Of the
properties acquired by the Benenson
Realty Company from the Purdy estate
In part payment for the Pleasant View
apartment house.
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lat s2os THIRD AvENUp.l


ny JaiHcs y, donovan.
AY. Wv cor 2o5th ct, Iol *
zo0x lrreg; Holland Av. O. 100 n
Burke 81, looKioo: also a parcel OF sait
meadow and upland. bounded south by
Eastchester I'd, east by lands of w
west by land OF Lewis Gesion and land
OF Joseph Pell: also upland and salt
meadow beg on I'd to Eastchester land
Ing at the land of w Leroy. containing
ner Of land of w Leroy and highway
known as the Landing I'd. containing
il-loo acres, one-half part II
wainwright agt G. C Mack ct al; due,
Sa6,S2s.z+; taxes, &C, t4,55s.ts; to the
plaintiff for Sl0.f
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EAST 18TH ST. BUILDING SOLD.

William A White & Sons have sold for
Emily S. Dow 116 East Eighteenth
street. five story building. 25xs2. The
purchaser IL the Fuel Engineering Com
pany, which will alter the building and
use II for It's Offices H. A. Cushing rep
resented Mrs. Dow as attorney.
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CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE ron sAIl

WONDERFUL BARGAINS-Hand some
bungalows and Houses OF every descrIp-
tion, every section of Pogota, Leonia,
Morsemere. Teaneck and West Englewood,
beautiful grounds SOxl2O: price $1,000;
others l50X3OO. many others some for
rent, every improvement; easy terms: near
schools, churches, stores. railroads trolley,
Hudson Tube and movies Communicate at
once RAYMOND MOORE, West EngIe-
wood New Jersey. Telephone Englewood
131SM.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

FORSYTH ST. Ss-Morris suna aEt
Dorothy Kornblum. owner; Joseph Laut-
e3D ST, $, 1858 Amsterdam av, bix
104.sx irreg-New Rochelle Coal a Lum-
I, Narcotic & CO. and Marc Eidlitx Co
contractors -.
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BUILDING FOR EAST 4ArH ST.

Plans were filed yesterday for a ten
story ONCE building to be erected by the
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company at 6
to East Forty-fourth street The esti-
mated cost Is 325o.ooo. c. w. Fair
weather Is the architect.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION,
At Il VESEY STREET
Nv uanry Dead

BY Henry Brady.
Park Av. 1850. n W cor ilTth St 2sx7s,
sly tnmt and etrs-District No 1 OF
the Indep order Benai Berth All
Nathan Harris ct al; due, sl47s7.tb;
.,s &C. |iss42: to the plaintiff for
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ooklyn a North River r. r.

Sr SoWM. TatS .....,.......... .,i..s5i.so
Isttsn,o ....... s,ot3s5
p.rons Iuciano-G Bruni,.... s3s.o5
e1 Tn' w" .','.... i53OS
BerIow.t1. Ye.tta-Reo Motor Car
Co Of n Inc, costs. .';;::... lOs'"0
nI pean,a uA' anu 10000
Br fHSgt', Fred We. P. Burns. :. s7i,i:
Butler, Joshua T.-c. rutland ,kss,,
"%mpbel,' costs costs. ........'...... 1919
copley, N. Antoinette-A e.
apeake a Potomac Telephone
Co of Baltimore City. 2tttn
Cone. Ralph R.-w. J. Paterson. 2Ssss
5nxey. Jacob s.-A. / Ricn::'.' 2SsS'sH;
Dorsen, Harry H.-Gimbel Bros ,.u
pa s ' Res,ty Co. 'ino.-YoTk
rrI.sSers s + Frank i-o'NeiiI, ,,..,
Friedman Haams % B.njamin-E. Fried: ~
roote. Montague E., and Edw F.
whestonIE RatissoSrne; 2SS'oO
steIn Co.n.i'..' ......'".'.. 1,4l7.?o
Hughes chss J.-Montauk Bank IsOSs
Harris David-M. Philips 49,. 2sO.s5
KING PSa'i Hit.f@J. P. Bfoomei....: $3.50
Car Co OF y. Y..,............ 1910
iinck ....... a .ss3.7l
nifty Co. OF America and Pitts
burg q Allegheny Coal Cos.
same-N. Grossman ............ 46i6.S7
Levine g Darnott-H. @. Gray
L.aks. cna.. r. SD p. 'voor
Lucas Frank-county Engineer
ing Co, Inc. .,.........'...... Il4.7l
n XSu,Iino: costs. 1000
Minerva Realty Cav. Rankin. 27.ssl.54
Mink. Adolf: or Adolph Mlnezeles
BLACK White Town Taxi.
Moss. MpsSasi.Kat;.in & NIahiass 25oS7
y. Y. Rys Goa Yevlne; costs. 1900
Laundry Co..,....,........... Il4.2o
Nsumsn, ASraham.J. Ronnano. 5000
Otis Elevator Coo. Johnson. B.i33.76
Palmer. Estena D,--Federal Sign
System Electric ........,..... 2e4.20
Peabody. VIM. F-Flushlng Ma
peppernicR, Joseph, and samuel
schanEer Up. L. s. RestaursnD
Co Observation-Disclosures. 2.475,ot
Rosenthal, Joseph-S. Koenig $4,000
Ralph. Lestsr-central Park Stu
Ro % C John-M. SETTER. c:sii
Ryan. James J,-Larkin Lumber
KittieHR' e. j. corcoran. 5,I:7Os
Inc. & Sol PosneT ;lsB
SchulmeIster. Yetta-C. Matlln.. 1000
Singer. Maxi Finegold. ....... i,l49.45
schwarts, Bessie. and Benjamin
Green-people &c; ;,;......;,; 10000
8, AnEeiillo.' Inc. Tomaseili
s,i " Orlando, ana National '''
surety Co.-Peopie, Sc,.-,...., 10000
sliverti, Orlando, and Fidelity &
Deposit co. Of Md,-same. 10000
ponneiiy .!.....,,...,..,.. 4so74
Machine CO. .................. COS 40
Yam scSsieS. Minnie. 'c;1'ar..Nsw WV
Holland Gand & MfT Co. 7,9ssOO
Cescey, Armand Photograph
wiIarPd III II. BSrss. Inc''.Barrett. '
Nephews 8 Co Old staten
Island Dveing Establishment. $3.50
GresngPeopie' &c.e......,...' 6oo. 90
wachtel, Joseph--A. Upper e. al. 1885
Works, inc..,......,.......... 1870
BRONX.
Tho first name 10 that OF the debtor:
Atweli, William A., and Herman
Felt, ssmus-A. TartakoT 80. 4eT5
Grsschler, Gussie - s. Sinkovitz
Hs sa a.; joint. $. Desk Co. 'i
Mccormack, Helen E.-A. Harris 1871
Smith EliEabeth--I. NJ. Brown. l0s 55
Thuman, Nathan-B. Klban..,, sO5.7o
vltAlli, Dominica. Buchanan. 45.72
Satisfied Judgments.
MANHATTAN
The nrst name Is that OF the debtor;
the second that of the creditor and date
when judgment was hled:
BsrS Joseph L. and Aaron
Erie n. r. Coz June 3, 1919, 1li0B2
Craft, Rose, and Norris Spodek-
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YARNS FOR SALE.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
HESS Business Property
APARrMENTs mo- AZ

KEW GARDENS, /. best located 4
room apartment. elegantly furnished, solid
mahogany furniture, Oriental rugs. etc,
for rent to Sept 18th; possession June 10th.
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cents being paid for two choice lots. one
of which contained 1890 pounds. Cali
fornia clips sold at from 80 to 80 cents.
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Petitions in Bankruptcy.
HARRY FLECK-voiuntary petition

HARRY overwhelmingly petition by
Harry Fieck. salesman, 900 West l3sth
street Liabilities. $6.ooS; assets. 35,97O
Principal claims George q. Brown,
Si,23t; Louis J. Schwab & Sons. Inc,
1850; Samuel weiner. Inc. se?e. Louis
w. Dinkelspiel. III Broadway. Is the
ALFRED DANIEL FAY-voluntary petit
tion by Alfred Daniel Fay, policeman
Jepson place and Union place. Tueka-
hoe. n. Y. Liabilities, 32,15s: no assets.
principal claims: Timothy Higgins
$500; Josephine Sicone. $3.50: Mary Fay,
5000 John J. Ackerman- ZIG Main
street, white Plains, N. y. Is the at
torney.
DAVID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. petit
tion by David B. Hirschfeld, physician;
10 West li7th street. Liabilities and
aSsets not given. Principal claim: Jo-
seph LongobardL s2.i3l. Arthur L.
Ross 100 Broadway, is the attorney.
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Discharges in Bankruptcy.

Judge Julius NJ. Mayer In the unlted
state. District Court granted yesterday
discharEe in bankruptcy to Emil Wagner
a waiter Of 400 East Seventy-fourth street
Judgments.
The following judgments were MED yes.
terday. June II: the hrst name IL that OF
the debtor:
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Business Troubles.
Schedules In Bankruptcy.

HARRY wARTIKoFF-schedu of
Harry wartikoff, ladies' waists, lis and
at West Twenty-seventh street, show
liabilities of 5000; assets, 1854. Prin-
cipai olaims: Emsco Mills, S2b72;
Rosen Bros, 1880; New Haven Bank.
$1,000. David Roy Bernstein .is2 Broad
way. u the attorney.
JOSEPH ROSENBLUTH-Sched OF
Joseph Rosenbluth. manufacturing
waists. 1iss Broadway and West Ho-
boken, N. j.. show liabilities of S1t7. ZIG;
assets, $57,lbo. Secured claim: Hitler
son q Bon, S2l.so0; unsecured claims.
OxbobA Bros. ss.55s; Rusch g. Co. So
Dig; H. Wilson. &3.sls: Saratoga SIX
Company, Sass; Tamor. s4.lo7; Selena
Manufacturing Company, ;475; Wolf &c
Lsvsin, Sl.27s. Morris g. Samuel Mey-
ers- I Madison avenue. are the attorneys
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Satisfied Judgments,
.

The hTst name Is that OF the debtor;
the second that OF the creditor and date
when judgment was filed:
BsrA Joseph L. and Aaron
Erie n. r. Coz Juno 3, 1915, 9li0b2
Graft, Rose, and Norris Spodek-
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner and
Attorney
Downtown.

Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth street)
BRooME ST, W Q Sheriff at, 21x75--w
Frank to Geo + Martens, Old Wick,
Hunterdon Co, N Y. mtg s22,b00, b and
O. June o; atty, T J Farrell, 20 Vesey
CHARLTON ST. a8. n .. 2ox100-.Anna @
Cremin and ano to Mary NJ de Luise di
Mnte, b2s Broome st; atty. l. T
DUANE ST. 9. 100 . Bway. b0x4Ox
irreg-samuel 8 Blood. as prest Amerl-
can News Co, to American News Co, 0
Park pl July 1. 1918; atty. r san;
ford, l00 Bway. -................t 800
ESSEX ST, Al. W 9. e7x2bx irreg (foreclos,
Chambers, 2sb 9Th OF, Aorfistown, N J;
sttys De witt. L q De Witt. SO Mas
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR sALD
Forest BILLS Gardens
IL Minutes from Penna- station.
Houses and Villa Plots For Sale.
SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES co.
a. W: Szth ST.. or Forest Hills. LII
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.
Il room house, containing parlor living
and dining room, Kitchen. butlar's pantry
storcroom, first floor Ave bedrooms two
baths, second floor; six acres of ground.
suitable for cotton, vegetables chickens or
fruit orchard. VIII sell at attractive price
Apply to MRS. J. ID. WRIGHT, Louisville.
Georgia.
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II. Moss. Bennett. ,.......,. s4.O5l.o
Felt, Samusi-A, Tartakoff go. 46.T
0rsschler, Gussio - s. Sinkovitz
ct al. '';;..'',;' ;,.t.',::' 0o'f
Inc ..........,...... ss7.s
Mccormack Helen ga. Harris 1919
Smith, Elizabeth. NJ, Brown. l0s .
Thuman, Nathan-B. Kliban. 1857
VitAlli Dominica. Buchanan. 45.l
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LATONIA RESULTS.

Claiming; SIX farionss: BINS, 20 pOhehus5,
;s s .s qS; . st@T nae Sr.0n Ss &,
Murray, $50. third. Time. 1915 So.
lutte, Bert WillIsms, Contestant. David Craig,
Kildare Boy. Lancelot and Sam Reh also
Second Rsco--Msiden two.year oids: five
furlongs: Marjorie Hynes, IL Garner,
Robinson, 81 CO. $500. second; a HisS COM mo
msnd nS q. Howard. $3.50. third. Time.
I:os -; TrSves,y, Inspector Hughes. Puri
Third Race. -year-olds; six fur.
lonss-American Ace. us &C. Robinson
IS. ;2.2o. !s.2O, won; Toto. AS Murray,
sen. $40, third. Time, "a s.5, Dixie
Carroll. Pizzhro, Judge Davis and Bslaros
Fourth Racs-Handicep; -three-year-olds
ios OLunsford), 1850. $500 and out. won
Top Coat. los (o'Mahouey), !t.2O and out,
second; Looking Up. gs &c, Kobinson). out,
third. Time. l:lt 30. sklles Knob also
Fifth Raoe-Ths LatoniO Derby; three
year-olds; one mile snAs hsIt, BE Frank.
ils (Connetiy>, t29.4w sio.lO and 1880,
$50, second; Regsio. III Murphy. $3.50.
third. Time, 2:S7 S-5. Vucanite ST Ber
nard, Clermont. Eternal and Pastoureau
sixth Race-Cincinnau Zoo Handicap:
three. year-olds and upward; purse 81. 900
one mile and q 81 sIstsen,h; Beaxerkill' ~
,RoSinson' H S.n Ana Gut on nrs': VIVA
Linden. 100 lHoward). out. third. Time,
i:4T as. Only three starters.
ward; claiming: purse $500: one mile and
a furiong; Mistress Polly. 1903 (Lunsford,
s4.so, $500 and So, 10, nrst; sands Of
Pleasure ioS oROSIosos, $500 sna $500
Rooksry. seSfarsr ana Fair Orient also ran
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THROcKMORTON WINS
ON JERSEY COURTS
Takes Final Match for Sfate
Title in Fiue Sets.

Harold Throckmorton won the New
Jersey State tennis title in eingies yes
terdax on the courts OF the Montclair
Athletic Club by defeating Peter Ball, a
former Yale player, In the final round In
five sets, at 6A2, 60, $40, as, 6---3.
Throckmorton advanced In the final
round by defeating Percy L.. Kynaston
in the final round at ell, 1S-16, while
Ball moved up on victory over Cedric
Major at is, 6-1.
To win tn title, Throckmorton had to
play enough tennis to do any ordinary
racquet wielder for O month. He had a
total of 81 games for the afternoon. II
was not due to the fact that Kynaston
carried Throckmorton to an 1s--le SET
that the latter experienced 30 much diff
hcultySn defeating Ball. In his long set
with Kynsston, Throckmorton was not
trying very hard at any stage He waz
bothered great deal, however. by the
slow, deliberate play Of his rival.
In the final match. Throckmortou
played all around Ball for the first two
sets and had victory within his grasp q
number Of times during the third. In
that third set. however. Throckinorton
became wild. partly through his desire
to hurry the match. He made so many
errors that Bail did not have to work
hard to take the set. In the fourth GO;
Throckmorton was still erratic and
threw away point after point He stead
led in the fifth set In time to win the
match. but he had to fight hard for
every game.
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HUGE TENNIS FIELD
GOES INTO ACTION
With a Draw of 1913, Metro
politan and Bronx Singles
Start at n. Y. T. C.

Play started in the Metropolitan and
Bronx county tennis championship sin
gies yesterday on the courts of the New
York Tennis Club, at 23Sth street and
broadway. On the original starting list
there were 124 competitors, but four late
corners brought the total up to 12S and
evened UP the FIRST round.
quite few OF the matches went TO extra
sets. A number of the stronger players
were unable to compete In the first
round owing to the fact that they were
playing elsewhere. The tournament will
be continued to-day. The summaries:
metropolitan and Bronx County Cham
pionship, Mems Singles. First Round--E.
% FSs ~aS from HSvhtnsS nv
fault; II. harrington defeated 8. Alexander,
81. IS; a Won Bernuth defeated l.
defeated T. woodford. Ga. IS; 'N W,
Toussalnt defeated G. Wagner, e--I. s-s;
H. Hathaway won from \. Pinder by de-
witz, 60. S--s, Sd; Nj. Vernon defeated
H. oBoy!e, IS. SIS: n. johnson de-
s feat IN M E Fey, 60; e.; 5 C Cook
Freshly defeated T. p. Adams. st. IS,
g; n. French defeated II; Snow, st,
e. W'se + S S.tsassd d X j. se9sl',
Dean. Sc, G.. III; +. G. Anderson
defeated L ;Hn,. 60. 60; II. Gruney de-
tcaNSh VI ~ W. .
Inman defeated y, Winter, 6--i. -; F.
i.etson defeated E, salter, G-S, "a; r.
Le Gros defeated L. Bry. 4-s. e--s. c-4;
Z. Binzen won from .. Norton by default (:
g. Groesoeek won by default: II. Kalten-
bach won by default; A, Her won by de-
fault; II. Nehring won BY default; l.. Grin
nell won by default: A. Lewis won by de-
fault; 7. Martin defeated =. Fall, Is.
Ga; v. D. Johns defeated J; Won Eltz.
81. ca; DR.. Drake defeated E Cleve-
land. 81, 50; H. Manchester won by
default: -. McDsrmott defeated s. Bru-
bana 6-2.. SIS. 6-2; W. Pritchsrd de-
feated ]. d. Keyes. GO. 4-6, s-S; l.,
Har wn.nu detected sass.,i B. L@nSss St go;
H. Nickerson defeated Dr. w. KRUGER.
IS, Is: C. Miller defeated II. Robinson.
s-s. s-l. s-2; A Der defeated J. Mooy
er, ID, Is, 6-3.
Second Round--J Fox defeated IL Far
rington, 81. CO, I'll: $ Cook de-
teA;ed r. Freethy. 6-l. 6--3; f. lamar
defeated H; Quincy. 81 -; DR.. Drake
defeated II. Kaltenbach, 6-G, 6-l; H
Sehring defeated. A. Her, 6--l, s-i; A
Lewis defeated L. Grinnelk 5-7. g.,
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VOSHELL REACHES
FINAL AT TENNIS
Wright Also Enters Last
Round in Westchester In
vitation Singles.

s. Howard voshell, former metropoli.
tan champion. and Beals c. Wright, for.
mer internationally, reached the finai
round in the singles of the westchester
Country Club invitation tennis tourna.
ment yesterday after each had won hard
fought three set matches in the semi.
final round. Wright had to play twice tc
come through. In the third round he
defeated Theodore r. Peii. who has a
far famed back hand stroke. at 6--2
s-3, and in the semi-final round downed
DIR. p. b. Hawk of Philadelphia, at 6-3
0--6. 6-3. Voshell beat Major @. b
Harran of the British army in the semi.
ANAL round, at Ga, 6-s, e.. Wright
and voshell will play in the firal round
this afternoon at 2 40.
Although only four matches wert
played there was much startling tennis
In the first place the straight set de.
feat Of PeN In the third round was quite
surprise to the gallery. Pell had beer
playing great tennis during the tourna.
ment and II was thought that the leas,
he could do would be to give Wright q
hard nght for a position in the semi
fnal round
In his earlier round matches Pell had
used his famous bkck hand stroke mos,
effectively. but further than that he had
demonstrated that there was no other
stroke In the game that he could not use
well. Yesterday. however. his game was
far below par and at no time was he
able TO give Wright a run.
Another surprise was the easy manner
in which DR.. Hawk took the measure OF
Robert lie Roy, former intercollegiate
champion. lie Roy Is another veteran
who has been playing good tennis in the
Westchester tournament and was looked
on as strong contender. Le Roy
played well yesterday, but not we'll
enough to keep up with Hawk.
In the semi-dnals Wright, after win
ming the first set from Hawk without
any trouble. suffered reversal of form
and failed to win a game. In the second
set. The gallery thought that he was
finished, but he braced and came Along
steadily in the third set. Major Harran
showed improved form against voshell
and the left handler had to play at top
speed to beat him.
The sun., 1919-06-08
TowNLEY CAPTURES CUP.
Takes First Honors at PIatnn.Id
Links,
Special Despatch 10 THr srS.

PLAINFIEI-D. N. j., June with a net
score OF 81 Warren Townley won FIRST
Hydewood Golf Club to-day. The host
scores were: Warren Townley, SO-13.
CT; Herbert A. Slime, $40. 70: New
ton c. MAR, So-6, "a; II. E. Blazler.
10.
The college mems team dsreltel the
ron'roliege men by sco-a ~ SO Joints
70 45 at the Plainheld Country Club
to-day, and Tonight the winners had a
dinner at the expense of the defeated
side. There were twenty five teams. four
men TO team. taking part In the tourna-
ment. In the sweepstakes event the
following players were tied for \hrst
place: w. w. Coriell. s3-22, 70: A. l..
schomp, s2-22, 10; r. f. Poucher,
96-26, 20, Y
The sun., 1919-06-08
MISS CASSELL CARRIES
OFF TENNIS HONORS


HAvERroRp, Pa, June Miss Claire
Cassell OF New York won the women's
singles championship of Pennsylvania
and Eastern States this afternoon on the
classic courts. OF the Merton Cricket
Club by defeating Miss Anne Townsend
OF Philadelphia in straight sets, 60,
6--s. The New York star. who ranks
among the leading ten of the National
association played sterling tennis. and
after the FIRST set there was left no doubt
In the minds Of the large gallery on the
club house versnda as to the probable
winner.
Miss Townsend, on the other hand. did
not play her usual steady and FIRST class
game. Her play was erratic. and many
times she blew what seemed easy
chances Miss Cassells deep drives and
cross court voiiey shots were we'll played
and brought frequent applause from the
spectators.
The sun., 1919-06-08
TRINITY NINE BLANKED.

AMHERsf, Mass. June 7.-Amherst
defeated Trinity by a score OF IL to
o hero to-day. Nash, pitching his first
GENE of the season. allowed three hits
ard struck out Ave men. Shepard
started in the box for Trinity, but was
rer laced by Reynolds in the second
inning. Errors By Trinity and Am
herst's ability to hit Reynolds made
the game rather a one sided affair