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New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Realty Market
More Quick Profits in
Bronx Flat Resales
Operators Sell Last of Three
Houses Recently Purchased
on Seabury Place

NNesDAA A0NO
Heller & SussmAn, as operators, sold
1882 Seabury Place, five story apart
ment, on q plot 42x1o0, to an investor.
1t is the last Of three houses at that
point purchased by the sellers three
months ago from the Crausmann Realty
Company.
Investor Buys in Kelly Street
Alexander Selkin, David Mints and
Carl Jaffe have sold for William
Greenberger 8s7 Kelly Street, four
story apartment, on q plot 85x1oo, to
an investor.
Grand Boulevard Plot Sold
Ernest T. Bower has sold for Albert
E. Davis the lot. S2x irregular, on the
east side of the Grand Boulevard and
Concourse, 81 feet south Of 176th
Street.
Norris Avenue Buyer to Build
B. n. Weisker has sold for John D.
Ohlssen to Mrs. Mamma Schaile the plot,
75x112, on the east side of Morris Ave
nue., 253 feet south Of East 196th Street.
The property will be improved with
dwellings.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or
Of the County Of New York, NoTICk Is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Elizabeth Nash Rnosdes, late of
the County Of New York, deceased, to pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber. at place OF transacting business.
at the Office OF his attorneys Taylor, Jack.
son, Brophy & Nash. No. 80 Pine Street
In the City os New York, on or before the
1lth day Of October next.
Dated, New York. the eth day ef AprtL
JOHN q. JACKSON.
sTEPHEN P. ". RHoADES,
LYMAN RHOADEU.
Executors
TAILOR, JACKSON, BRoPKY NASH.
Attorneys for Executors, 80 Pine
Street, Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
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NOTICE
srocKHoIbnas or THE n. r.

NOTICE
TO TIE sTocKHoIpERs or THE u. F.
Please take notice that. pursuant to
Special Meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
at the once of the Company. No. 1850
Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, city OF
New YORK on Thursdayl June &C.. 1919.
PURPOSES:
I. To consider and act upon a PROPOSE
ION to dasrss asrease the cspital stock Sf Ths
consisting of $4,000 shares Of the par
ssssS shsf.s s u iSs sss vsn. sSa
p u said increase Is authorized. to
oco.oo6. conslstlns of ase,oso shares Of the
lative Preferred Stock. having. the same
Preferences and rights and subject to The
same pfiorities and burdens as the present
thorized and issued. so that tho capital
stock Of the Company az 30 Increased and
classified will be s1os, 500. 900. divided into
eaeh Of when .ss.ees shares s s1s sSsl, Il se
Cumulative Preferred Stock and 500, 900
shares shall be Common stock.
3. II said increase and the cAssinca-
tion thereof are authorized, then to con-
slider ana act upon.
a.. Ia) The he AK oimmediat. nsa ,s,s isspsncs ana
| fering the same to the holders of rec
| ord OF the Preferred and Common
| Stock OF the Company. at the close OF
business On July 1, 1919, At the price
OF $102 per share ana accrued divi.
dends from July !, 1919, in the num-
ber OF shares proportioned to their
respective holdings of stock. in ac-
| cordance with and upon the terms and
| conditions already approved by the
| Board OF Directors.
(h) "A cettain agreement heretofore
entered into by the Board of Dr.
rsetors Of this Company with the
the proposed sale Of said $4,000, 900
of Preferred Stock, for which esfvices
the underwriting syndicate and the
bankers are to receive compensation
from the Company.
(c) Te take any other action which
shall be determined by the stoekhold~
ers to be netebsary or desirable In
connection with, 4srrnAns to or grow :
Ing. out OF any OF the forcE ding
matters.
BY the Bylaws of the Company, It 10
provided that only those persons ehsll be
entitled to vote in person or. by pfoxy
who appear as holders Of record entitled
to vote At such meeting upon the trAnAfsr
books Of the corporation for ten days I'm
mediately preceding such meeting.
B. q. WORK, President.
F. 9. VAN CLEEF. Secretary.
1880 Broadway, New York, N. T., June
3, 1910.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Vincent Aston. Sells
Block Front on
Times Square
Robert E. Simon Buys West
over Court and putnana
Building; Movie for Part
of the Site

Tho Putnam Building, covering the
west side Of the Broadway block front
from Forty-thsrd to Forty-fourth
Street, in which is Shanley's restau-
rant, and Westover Court, in the rear
Of this property, two of the choicest Of
Vincent Astor's extensive realty hold
angs In this city, have been taken un-
der contract of purchase by q syndi-
cate headed by Robert E. Simon. The
two properties bring MIR. Astor an in
come of $320,000 a year and were Of
fered to Mr.. Simon for $6,O00,00 At
that figure Mr.. Simon was not inter-
ested. What he paid for the big parcel
he would not say, but the terms were
all cash. These were the terms de-
manded By Captain John Jacob Astor,
Vincent Astor's cousin, for the prop
erty at 10 Wall Street, which he sold
last week to the Bankers Trust Com
pany. after being held for many years
in his family.
The plans Of the syndicate are to re-
move Westover Court, and apartment
hotel for bachelors, and erect on the
site motion picture theatre. The
Putnam Building will not be removed.
The only changes that Aay come In
this building, perhaps, will affect the
rental return.
The plan for the development Of the
Westover Court site with a theatre is
contingent on possession Of the prop
erty or resale of it to other interests.
In fact. possession OF the property is a
O condition Of the deal. according to
Mr.. Simon, who said: "Under the
agreement the purchaser is not COM
pelled to take the property if such pos
session is not secured" It was said
that all of the leases on space in the
buildings would expire in four years.
Mr.. Simon would not say what was the
time specified for possession Of the
property.
The Putnam Building and wesover
Court cover site 2o01o feet on Broad
way and 207 feet on each street. The
Putnam Building was erected about ten
years ago on the site Of a group of old
buildings. Westover Court came later
1t was brought to the attention of
Mr.. Astor one day that the dwellings in
the rear Of the Putnam Building were
occupied by people whose character was
not the best. That annoyed the young
man, who had just become head of the
large estate left him by his father, and
with Evarts Tracy, Of Tracy & Swart-
wout, architects, the plan for turning
the dwellings into an apartment house
for BACHELORS, such as those in Lon
don, was worked out. The buildings
were made over and the yards turned
into an attractive place, with foun-
tain in the centre. 1t solved Mr.. Astor's
problem, and was a big financial s uc
cess in addition.
The passing Of Westover Court
will be loss to Broadway, Forty-sec-
ond Street and Times Square, because
it has grown to be sectional institu-
ton. With 22,00o,o00 persons travel
ling in that section every year, accord
ing to the statistics of the transit COM
panies, the buying syndicate thinks
that the property is not being we'll
used, holding that a theatre would
bring larger income. The theatre
would have a seating capacity of 4,20O
and would represent an investment of
s1,ooo,o0o. L. j. Phillips & Co. and
Harris & Vaughan negotiated the deal.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Broadway Auto Building
Sold by Col. Green
Hulstt Motor Car Co. Cets
Structure at cd St. Corner
in S75O.OOO Deal

The large automobile building a. Tho
northeast corner Of Broadway and Six
ty-second Street has tesn bought by
The Hulets Motorcar Company, dittrib-
utors Of the Chandler automobile.
The building Is six story and base
ment, containing moro than $4,000
square feet. The transaction involves
about $750,00o. The seller is the Wind
ham Realization Company, Inc, wrich
is the holding corporation 4or Colonel
e. II. R. Green. The Cross Brown
Company negotiated the sale.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Quarters for Hebrew Charlie

The Lebertan Corporation has bought
from the Metropolitan Savings Bank
S15 East Eighth Street, a five story ten
ement, for use as branch by the
United Hebrew Charities. George Ed
ward Lapp was the broker.
Sale ON Pleasant Avenue
Slsca & Palladino have sold for Jo-
seph Largy $50 Pleasant Avenue, a five
story double fat, on q lot 25x10O. to
Alberico Ciarletta; for the Ferri Res
sert Company to Mary Rocco 1921 Mel
Vile Street, three-story modern tene-
ment, on lot 25x10O
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Corner Business Building
In BROOKLYN Sold

The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold SS9 to 401 Myrtle Avenue, corner
Of Vanderbilt Avenue, a two story
frame building, used for business pur-
poses, on plot 104x1o6, for Mrs.
Harry De Mott.
The Meister Builders, Inc, have sold
1872 Seventy-ninth Street, three story
cottage, on a plot 50x10O, to an in
vestor.
l. Salzherg has sold for II. Hirchen
baum to L. Morris cottage, on a plot
4Ox100, at 1449 Fifty-frst Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12

Activity in City Private
Home Buying Keeps Up
Frederick Stufges Estate Re-
ported to Have Sold Two Park
Avenue Dwelling Houses

AVcHue Dwei11ng Houses
The estats Of Frederick Sturges has
sold tho two three and a half story
dwellings at 81 and 80 Park Avenue,
adjoining the southwest corner Of
Thirty-sixth Street, according to re-
ports in real estate circles yesterday.
These properties occupy a combined
site aSx1o5. They are Just around the
corner from the home of ]. P. Morgan.
One report had 1t that the buyer plans
to rebuild the houses into an attractive
homo for his own occupancy.
House In Hath Street Sold
James II. Cruikshank has purchased d
From Mary l. Patterson tho three story
dwelling at &c West Hath Street. on
lot 17.4xl0o1o. David Lion was the
broker.
More Studios for Greenwich
Pepe & Bro. have sold for the United
States Trust Company, trustee, the
eAAoS eLOAy OTOWHSCOue ITOnC dwelling.
on lot 1s.5x55, at the southeast corner
Of Waverly Place and West Eleventh
Street, to the Tel Ray Realty Company.
The premises probably will be altered
into small studios and apartments.
Heirs Sell Seventieth Street House
Vasa K. Bracher has sold for the
heirs OF the late Petro B. Worrall The
Your story high-stoop dwelling, on lot
22.6x100.5, at IS West Seventieth Street
to an Investing client.
i. Physician Sells In 1S0th Street
L. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for DR..
g. n. Rogers the three story and base
ment dwelling at 51s West 1both Street,
on lot 17x100.
Sales in Edgecombe Avenue
W. j. Huston & Son have cold for s.
r. Galbraith the three story and base
ment dwelling at 218 Edgecombe Ave
nue., on lot 17.2x77. 1t was cash trans
action.
Sale in l44th Street
D. A. Trotta has sold for George r.
Entwistle 2S0 East 144th Street, a dwell
ing on plot 35x irregular.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
West Side Apartments
Bought by Investors
Arrowhead Court in Pinehurst
Av. and Elmore Court in West
124th St. Among the Sales

Charles S. Kohler has sold for the
Viva Realty Company Arrowhead
Court at Pinehurst Avenue. at the
southwest corner Of 177tn Street, on
plot 95x125, to the Benenson Realty
Company. P. M. Walkenberg was as
sociatc broker.
h. Sharum has bought from Ben
Jamin Winter, Elmore Court, at Sal
West 124th Street, six-story elevator
apartment house, on plot 1oSx100.11
M. Nochomson was the broker.
Drive House Sold in Trade
Frederick Brown has sold to Leopold
Weiss through Louis Bloch, 42s and 4s2
West 2o4th Street, two five-story apart
ments, on plot 10ox100. In exchange
MIR. Brown takes the five-story apart
ment house at Ala Riverside Drive,
on lot 25.10x11x irregular.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12

GwyNN. JOSEPH KEAN.-rN pugsu-
ance OF an order Of Honorable j. p. Co
halan. Surrogate of the County of New
sons having olaims against Joseph Ksen
Gwynn. lats Of the County Of New York.
deceased. to present the sAme with vouch.
Of transactihg business. to wit, No. a3<
Fifth Avenue. Ia the Borough OF Man.
York. on or before the 10th day Of ofts-
Dated New York. tha lst day or ,Apfts.
1919. LINCOLN TRUST COMPANY,
ExeuutNr.
tor. Nassau Street. Manhattan. II, &.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12

scHoTT. CHARLES NJ, JR.-IN puR-
suance OF an order OF Honorable John p.
Cohalan, Surrogate OF the County OF
New York, NOTICE Is hereby given to ali
persans having claims against CHARLES
M: SCHOTT. Jr.. late of the County OF New
York. deceased. to present the Same with
vouchers thereof 70 the subscr,bera at
their place Of trAnsaettne bussnesA at the
ONCE Of their attorney. Alex. X. jackson.
City OF New York; ON or before the so,n
day OF November next.
Dated New York. the sth day Of Mag.
1sls. RALPH r. SCHOT1
WILLIAM w. SCHOMP,
HUBERT NJ. sCHoTT
ALEXANDRA n. JACKSON. xstorise$
for Exscutcfh Rector Street, Nsv
York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
New Building Plans
Manhattan

2aD sT 19s-se East. for three STORY post
office, 7bx1s7.6; N. C. PArtos, owner. L.
A. swineart, 1913 Bowery. architect
9TH ST, o-s East. for ten story office
building. box1oo.6; Chicago Pneumatic
weather. 81 Wall at, architect. .laso, 900
CANAL ST. 40i-Q3, for three story ware
house, 4s7xsTi0: A. Lubo. it3 Bway.
owner. j. N. Fulson, 11S3 Brway. Archi-
ssTH ST. .soss west. for sis :tory ssps.s sspSuS
s7.sxloo.tl D. MesnAn. 1880 Bway.
owner j. C. Cocker, 2011 eth Av, krcn-
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Mechanics' Liens
Manhattan

FORSYTH ST. sb; Morris suna ayt Dor
othy Kornblum. owner; Joseph Lauten.
DoTe, contractor. *lS.VV
SsD br, . 1888 of Amstsrdam av
6lxlo48x irreg; New Rochelle Coal T.
Lumber Co sgt Nippon Club, Ino, owner; /;
contractors Observation-Disclosures. ..441a.a1
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Satisfied Mcchanics' Liens
Maintain

ssTH sr. ISL W; JohA o'Hrtsn AT
Thomas heynolde q NJ. Apr -. 1914:
Al; uuvrArd. sambach 4 Houvrafd AIT
E4Mard M2Gcy st Il, Fsb %, 1919 s7s!. .ee
sAMn PEoPphTxi Louie J npvferra ~
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
APARTMENTS TO LET
houston St. Tenemen,s in Trade

APPEL seh'fter has sold for Minnie
'''s 40 East Houston Street, = four
~ tenement, With stores, on a lot
A'e' p cils Tsitslbsum. who gave In
anss ths Hys story tenement at 40
80 Aeusten ssrsst, "a : lot 2sxss.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
HES9 Bsasansss Property
REAL ESTATE
roxouGH or THn BRONX

rwo-rAAl1Lr dwenHnE, ~ rooma bsthA
fulI lot; p,,sscss piscs = ssesge; s",S near subway.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12

hT RlDGEwOoD. N. J.-Attrsc,ive nttls homo:
5000. rooms. bedrooms. bath, steam heat,
aEc.ood doors. all improvements.
y. S. Waist rum Gordon Forman,
10 Broadway, n. T. Rector 77lA.
hcgewood. N j. Tel. 555
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Beautiful Seven-Acre Tract
at Miller Place, Long island

On the Wading River Branch of the Long
island Railroad. All cleared high and dry
east OF Port Jefferson At sacrifice, 3l,40o
Eddress Real Estate. Box IA. Bay Shore. L. 1.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12

SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. BATH, GAS,
electricity hot water heat; f1ne fixtures:
pics environment; convenient to schools;
price $4,000: terms to suit. Home Realty
Company, New Rochelle Trust Company
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
NEW YORK STATE
NEW JERSEY
DO YOU PAY TAXES

on. Bergen real eetate7 Protect your
tsles against any possible future liti-
gation By Insurance. We specialize in
the above county. have expert knowl-
edge and every facility for the exam
nation and insurance OF real estate
!nles Write or phone for booklet.
North Jersey Title Insurance Co.
HACKENSACK, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
LOOK THESE At BARGAINS

ONLY $1,000. $4,000 CASH
NEARLY new SIX room house, tiled bath
~ and kitchen. gas. electricity; built in
sun porch: steam heat; fine neighborhoods
plot 6ox1o5.
HERE'S ANOTHER-SAME PRICE $500
with little cash down
A fne homes rooms, tiled bath and
kitchen. steam heat gas, electricity; plot
s0x1o5. Finest location and convenient for
committing.
Write. cali or telephone. Other Bargains
Me- Vail &C.,. c., BIDS. M III Il " vernoa Sas =
TINE WAS NEVER MORE OPPORTUNE
than now to select your home site
ard build your own home. Let me
show you how you can own your own
home in attractive surroundings,
With all city improvements, at
Larchmont. within 8 few minutes
walk OF the station and forty min
rteS OF New York.
SYLVESTER FROHOCK,
/ Madison av.. N. Y. City. Tel. 2677 Cram
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
AT LAKE MAHOPAC

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOWS
situated In most beautiful section. near
New York: permanent water rights.
Only one hour and fifty minutes from New
York
II you ara looking for bungalow where
you can have all conveniences this II the
place; easy terms.
Mahcpac Point Corp, l Madison Az.
Telephone Gramercy-z577
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Recorded Mortgaecs
Downtown

CHARLTON ST, -ss, g. zx1oo: . m
June Il; Mary NJ De I.uise al Militia tc
ano; due and int as per bond. sttv
Lawyers & T Co. 100 Bway. $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-21
MELLON WINS GOLF
CUP AT TUXEDO
Beats Bingham in Final
Round, 3 and I.
Special Despatch 10 TIE sun.

TUXEDO PARK. n. Y, Sept. 2O.-C. H.
Mellon of Morris County Golf Club won
the Tuxedo cup to-day in the final round
Of the first sixteen in the closing day
of the Tuxedo invitation tournament. He
beat II. p. Bingham of the National Golf
Club, up and l to play.
w. Rossiter Belts of Tuxedo carried
off first honors in the finals of the sec
ond sixteen, defeating Lay Martin, Mas
'sau, up and to play. The low score
in the handicap was won by C. S. Lee
Of Tuxedo from a field of thirty with a
net score of "a. The summaries:
Semi-finals-First sixteen-C. II. Mel
ion, Morris County, beat ]. c. Parrish,
Jr., National. l up 10 holes H. p. Bing-
ham, National, beat L. H. Butt. Tuxedo,
and 3.
Finals-C. H. Mellon beat II. P. Bing-
ham, and l.
misunderstood sixteen-W. r.
Belts. Tuxedo, beat DAVID Wagstaff
Tuxedo, and L Lay Martin, Nassau,
beat r. E. T'hiebaut, Tuxedo, and s.
e Final Round-W. r. Belts beat Lay
Martin. and 3.
Third Sixteen-Final round-F 3.
Keech. Tuxedo, beat S. G. Mortimer
Tuxedo, 3 and 2.
Beaten Eights-First sixteen, semi-fina
round-J. ]. Blair Tuxedo. beat Quenton
Feitner, South Shore, by default L. II.
Pratt, Nassau, beat Lindley Russell,
Tuxedo, and T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-21
LEXINGTON RESULTS.

First Race-Claiming three ear-oIds and
rett), $500, 81 and 50, 30, won Noblsman los
liz (Groh), 81. third. Time, l IA 3-5. Dolly,
High Gear, d. b. Johnson. skeer Face and
Dancing Spray also ran.
Second -Three-year,oid and upward:
David, 10 CLyke), $40 81 50, second; Magnet
Lagd ll SeS fstsarPO s shrS Thine
and Kingozi also ran.
Third Race-Reed Hotel; two-year -olds Flu
turity course; Fritz, rs Poole(, 500. 800.
$40. third. Time, 1:ii 40. Pyx, Luke Dill
lon, Marvin May, Black Prince and Frank
Fourth Race-Lafayette Handicap; three
year-olds and upward six furlongs. High
Cost, 124 (Murray). $3.50. $3.50 and out,
won; BISGkie 5aw as tBprsch& $3.50 and
third. Time, 1:iS4-5 Only three starters.
Fifth Race-Breeders Futurity; two
year-olds; Futurity course. Blazes, 1913
Ps.e s0f PssSan, 'iI e. and a5w s2i
and SO, second; Lorraine, lis Hungsford)
$40, third Time :Os s-5. Lady sweep,
Breadman. Travesty and Cotton Blossom
also ran.
Fifth Race-The Breeders Futurlty; for
course; Blszes 1873 &c. Robinson). $500,
Howard, $3.50 and S. second; Lorraine.
lis, Gunsford). Sl1O. third. Time,
1909 SIS. Lady Sweep, Breadman. Travesty
and Cotton Blossom also ran
Sixth Race--The Leonard Hotel Handi-
cap; purse $1,000; for three year Odds and
upward; one mile and furlong; Pros
$3.50, first; Piedra lis Lyke), 1920 and
$500, second; Mistress Polly. l0s (Bolton),
1890, third. Time, 1853 As. Game Cock.
Durk Hill and Brunette II. also ran.
Seventh Race-For three-year-olds and
upward; claiming purse 800; one mile
SOM. 81, So and s2,4O, frst; Prince Igor,
los Murray, So and $3.50, second; Wal
ter IL. Pearce, l16 (Canheld), $3.50, third.
Time, 1:4g3-5. william @. Lody, Luxury,
Corydon, Contestant, Pastime and Par
IRISH also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-21
HAvRE DE GRACE RESULTS.

First Rsce-Clamins three.year olds and
CwdaD, SOS 20, $3.50 and $3.50, won; Sea
Handful 1O7 (CarswelD, s24 90, third Time
i;iS To- Beauty Sleep, scylla,, Don Dodge
kora' BetSy, Anne Edgar Dollna, Joan OF
Arc ana Encore also ran.
Second Race-SteeplechRse selling; three
year-olds and upward two miles Crest Hill.
isS cTawfor c'i and dhd 81 w Second D0rcr,i
gRrdi, IA III. Williams), $50, third Time.
1853 Pioneer, Lava, Otto Floto Miss Fay
Candidate H., Bob Redheld and Master Nc,
ThirG Race-The Delaware Purse; three
year.olds and upward mile and seventy
yards; "a Leoehares lle to'Brien) $40 s. 60
$50 and $3.50, second Franklin. lO2 CJ0hn,
som, $3.50 third, Time, las 1.5 Dairyman
Fourth Race-The Toboggan Handcap.
three year-olds and upward; six furiongs
Midnight sun, JOS CColdlettD, $3.50, S. 60
and 50, second; The Porter, i2S 20 Brlon,
$40, third, Time, Iii 3-5. War God
9uietude, Mayor House, Tpplty witchet. Biii
MMe'iioy, cromwell, Charlie Leydecker and
Fifth Race-The Eastern Shore Stakes txo.
yes1-oids SIX furlongs Constancy, 1872 (sande1.
lTroxler), $3.50 and $50, second; Hasten On 5I1
~ (SGhuttinger), $685. third. Time, :i2 25'
Blue Wrack, Paul Jones, Carmandaic, Neddew'
Flying welshman, wildalr and Head Over
Sixth Race-selllngi three year-oIds and
UPWARD; oe mile And a.sixteenth. The
E4O won; n X. Beal, 113 (Hamiltonl
$40 and s5.2O, second; Hank O'Day. III
lsehntti9gerl' 49,, third. Time. lii7 2-5.
queen OF the sea- Nalspar, Celtic, Warsaw,
Hubbub, Galley Head, Blackboard and I'm,
dian Chant also ran
seventh Rnce--ClaiminE; three-year-oIds
and upward; mile aud quarter Thrift
l05 tHamllton), $500. $3.50 and s.. 90,
won; Jack Mount, III (JohnsOn). $40 and
SEQ second fodder 90 -rCOtillettD,
So 30, third. Time, 2:09 40 Boxer, Can
ital city, Plantarede, Arbitrator, Romeo,
Cain Spring, Puts and Calls, Austrai and
senator Brodsriok also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-21
HACKENSACK GOLF RESULTS.
Allen and ConkIin Win In SEMI
Finals.

The SEMI final round of the Hacken-
sack Golf Clubs championships were
played on the clubs links yesterday
afternoon. S. NJ. Allen defeated C. A.
Paul, 1 up. while c. II. Conklin de-
feated c. C. Smith. and 4. Conklln
recently won the Jersey Junior cham
picnship and much interest was shown
in the match, especially over Conklin's
play.
In the second round of the September
tournament r. A. Bedding defeated c.
r. Shryer, l up. Other scores were
A. Morrell defeated w. T., Foster, 5 and
4; A. r.. Rance defeated c. d. Fam
briskie. up.
In the ball sweepstakes event C. II.
Conklin won, Ito, 81. The other scores
were: A. L. Irwin, 94-26, 6S; A. r.
Rance. $40, 60; A Morell, 77-6, II.
In the Turtle Club events. the lowest
net score giving a membership in the
club, G. II. Conklin won. TITO, 81. Fifty
contestants played in this event.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-21
HAMMER BALTUsROL CHAMP.
Former Fox Hill Player Beats
wild for Title.

A. +. Hammer, formerly club cham
pion at Fox Hills, who transferred his
affiliations to Baltusrol this year cele-
brated his first season with the Jersey
club by capturing the championship
there, when he defeated f. NJ. Wild yes
terday in thirty-six holes OF play. With
a round of SO in the forenoon Hammer
led his opponent by two strokes. Both
improved on the second round, Kam-
mer scoring rs and Wild u.s. Hammer
was going like a house afre on the
last nine holes scoring 80 for the nine.
This is one stroke batter than the
previous record held by Chick Evans
defend his honors.