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New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Many Turn Overs
Reported From
Heights Section
May Mean Higher Rents for
a Lot of Tenants, as New
Owners Had to Paw
Profits to Old Owners

The Ranger Realty Company has re-
sold Kensington Court, six story
apartment. on plot 150xl0o, at the
northeast corner of Broadway and md
1oIst Street to Mr.. Siegel.
Joseph Shenk has sold the Neither
Isnd, six-story elevator apartment Mt
ai3 West l58th Street, occupvinp the
olock front on the north side Of the
street between Edgccombe and St.
Nlcnolas avenues. on pot 218x90x ir-
rrsguiar, to client Of B. Harris, Mr..
ohenk also sold to client of Morrison
ochlf the northwest corner Of North
ern Avenue and 180th Street, a five
story apartment
NJ. Nasanowitz & Son and Jacob
Gelsler have sold FOR the Helms Realty
Company, Rudolph Simon president. 557
and $50 West 14Oth Street, two fiye-
story apartments, on plot 75x1OO, to a
Mr.. Lonsheim.
r .. Schmukler has bought from S. l..
Fakas the six-story elevator apartment
a, 1871 Fort Washingt IN Avenue. on
plot 6Ox102. ""
:, Charles S. Kohler has sold for J. T
railhee I,e to Ennis & Sinnott, SIS and $50
West l75th Street, two five-s story triple
apartments on plot 37.6xl00 each.
butler & Baldwin have resold for
Louis Fine the two fve-story apart
ments at 34-36 St. Nicholas Avenue, on
plot 37.6xl00 each. VA
Versailles Palace Te Sold
>, Sharp & Co. have sold for Charles
Feuer the eight-story apartment known
az az the Versailles Palace, at sos and GOT
West 113th Street, on plot 75xlO0'11,
between Broadway and Riverside Drive
=, Edward G. II. Vogler has resold for
FREDERICK Schluter to August r. Kars-
ten the flve-story apartment on lot
a5X1cO, at 206 West Eighty-second
street. The seller purchased the prop
erty through the same broker. MIR,
karsten now owns 202-2O4 and 2O8
West Eighty-sccond Street.
The Benenson Realty Company has
TTesold to q client of J. Segel the two
liVe-story apartments at so to So YER
mllyea Avenue, on plot 100x15N.
Harlem Flat Deals
The Wildor Realty Company has re-
sold to the Fair Return Realty Cor
poration the Milford, q seven-story
apartment at 211 West 101st Street.
54 9xl00. near Broadwa~. which the
selling company acquired earlier in the
week.
Nose Goodman has sold % West lo3d
Street. five e-story flat, on lot 25xlo0,
TO Stelnman & Stenman.
Sale in East l08th Street
The Brett & Goode Company has sold
3O2-3 East 108th Street, six-stoYy
flat, on plot 39.3x125, to client OF the
;. II. Raphael Company.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
New Workers Buy
Homes in Westchesfer

Ellis M. Potter has sold his house
With the adjoining lot, in Anderson
Hlll Park, White Plains, to Fred T.
wilson, of the Fifth Avenue Bank.
Chauncey 3. Gritfcn g. Co. were the
brokers.
Fish & Marvin have sold for George
Schmaling six-acrc farm back Of
Greenwich, Conn. to James Eells.
The same brokers have leased for
MIR. Trubin his house in Orchard
Street, at Rye to K. S. Wood, and have
rented, furnished, the Mcneil resi-
dence, in Elizabeth Street, at Port
Chester, to Mr.. Gum. Of this city.
Prince & Ripley, Inc. have sold for
the John T. Brook Company Colonial
house in Edgewood Avenue, Pelham
Manor, n. L, to Emil L. Gabler, Of
this city.
Albert Lockwood has resold to
Ernest Hesse stone house in Linn
Avenue, LoWerre Summit
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Manice Estate Property, in
doth Street. Reported Leased

The six-story Office building at 8
West Fortieth Street, opposite the Pub
lie Library, is reported to have been
leased by the Manice estate for term
Of twenty-one years. 1t occupies a
plot, 37.6x9s.9. adjoining the Knox
Building, at the southwcs. corner of
Fifth Avenue. which was leased re-
Gently for twenty-one years to a COM
pany composed Of B. Mordecal, E. c.
and f. G. Potter. The aggregate rental
exceeds S700 0O0.
White-G Goodman have leased the
three lofts at % West Twenty sixth
Street to Holman & Wharton, Hyman
Davis and Tessler & Scheirer; the
store and basement at SO East Thirty
first Street to William B. Frankel &
Co.. Inc; with Brett & Goode, space at
log and i0S East Thirty second Street
10 II. Wilhelm; at l54 East Twenty
hrst Street the top loft to the Liberty
Tucking Company, and at lb6 West
Twenty-frst Street the top loft to the
Banner Cloak and Suit Company.
Cushman e. Wakefield. Inc, has
leased floor at and II East Thirty
seventh Street to s. Sternau g. Co,
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Realty Trading in City and Suburbs
Buyers Active
On West Side Sections
Many Of Them Live in Apart
ment Houses; Rent Increases
May Be Cause of Trading

G. Royce Hubert has sold for the New
York Life Insurance Company the
four-story dwelling at Sc West Eighty
ninth Street, on lot 20x1O22.
Goodwin & Goodwin have sold for
Robert j. r. Corcoran to B. Czukor and
E. Turkisher the threc-story dwelling
at 122 West 10th Street, on lot 1Sx
10011.
Isaac Baron has sold for tho Hoffman
estate to Wolf Mellis the three-story
dwelling at 116 West 119th Street, on
lot 1Sx100
S. Soraci has sold for Mary A. Dictz
to F, Squillanti the two four-story
dwellings at 200 and 211 East l12th
Street, on plot 40x10o.
B. w. Smith, Inc, has sold for Meyer
Mayer to Stephen Wigfall 223 West
1881 Street, a three-story dwelling, on
lot 20X1O0.
John II. Pierce has sold for Walter
j. Vrceland 227 West 134th Street, a
three-story dwelling. on lot 16.Sx10o,
to Mrs. Hattie jackson.
Frederick Brown has sold to Sig
mund Ernst the three three-story and
basement dwellings at 20s, 21o and 21s
Edgcomb Avenue, on lots 1S.2x65,
179xG7 and 17.2x74 respectively.
The Duff & Brown Company has
sold for l.. Josephs 426 West 144th
Street, four-story dwelling, on lot
16.8X1O0.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
1aquis Return to Warpath;
Reject Carranza Peace Offer

DOUGLAS, Ariz.. Feb. 27-Tele-
srsphic advices reaching here to-day
rom Hermosillo. Sonora, stated that
ne conference to arrange tentative
peace between the Carranza govern
iAent and the various units of Yauui
representatives withdrew
A. the Indian delegates have joined
. .nslr fellow warriors and again will
axe the warpath. Belief prevails
among the Mexican officials that the
:!na'ans are very likely to become an
Important factor In the new revolution
81 the Diax- Villa factions. which it
reported will be set afoot on May s.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Oceanic Investing Co. BUYER
Of Hidden Property ?

The Oceanic Investing Company, A.
E. Thorne president. is reported to be
the buyer of the Hidden property at
l8 to 20 East Forty-fifth Street, and
34S and $50 Madison Avenue, forming
an ~ around the southwest corner
OF these thoroughfares, the sale having
been reported several weeks ago. The
property fronts 40 feet on Madison
Avenue, adjoining the store Of Brooks
Brothers at the Forty-fourth Street
corner and So feet on Fortyhfth Street,
It is covered by several dwellings,.
1t is understood the Oceanic Com
pany will erect an office building on
the site. According to one report a
we'll known banking house has taken a
long lease of the lower floors of the
proposed building.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Low Pay Forces N. Y. U.
Rursar to Eesign Office

Frank Andrews Fan has resigned as
bursar of New York Univeri'y, Chan
cellor Elmer Ellsworth Brown an
nounced yesterday. lie Roy Kimball,
who has been his assistant, will sue
ceed him.
"Mr. Fall leaves for the same rea-
son that is drawing hundreds of our
most valuable men from the univer-
stiles and colleges" said Chancellor
Brown. "The inadequate endowment
of the university forces us to give up
our most able faculty and administra-
tive officers because business concerns
offer them more lucrative positions
which, despite their loyalty, they find
it impossible to refuse"
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Rejects Republican Nominating
Pet;tinns In Na~th lakofa

BISMARCK, N. D., Fec 27-Secre-
tary of State Thomas Hall to-day re-
fused to accept for filing petitions
nominating ticket Of Presidential
electors and delegates to the Republi-
can National Convention, as indorsed
last week by the convention OF Pro-
gressive Republicans at Hillsboro.
This convention included leaders Of
the Nonpartisan League. Hall had
been prominent as an opponent of the
league.
Hall. in his announcement, held that
the petitions were not properly pre-
pared and that one Of the delegates
was woman. The Attorney General
of North Dakota recently ruled that
women delegates cannot qualify Hall
was informed that the Supreme Court
will be asked for writ OF mandamus
to overrule his decision.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
kauff~s Attorney Opens
Fight TO Dismiss Case

Judge Kosalsky in General Sessions
yesterday granted the application of
Emil Fuchs. counsel for Benny Kauf
for leave to ;nspect the minutes OF
the grand jury that indicted Kauff for
the legged larceny of an automobile.
Fuchs also served notice on District
Attorney Swami that after the inspec-
tion he would move the dismissal of
the Indictment on the ground that ille-
gal and incompetent evidence had been
presented before the jury.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Master P;ckpocket" Gets
Is Month Sing Sing Term

lsidor Bloom. of 1929 Pitkn Avenue,
Brooklyn, who is known to his neigh
bors as a travelling salesman and to
the police as q master pickpocket, was
sentenced to Sing Sing yesterday in the
Brooklyn Supreme Court for not less
than one year and three months, nor
more than two years and six months.
He was convicted of attempting to pick
the pocket of a man in the Long Island
Raj road Station. According to the
police it was his first conviction, al
though Il was his twenty fourth arrest
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
S425.OOO 2O,h Street lease

The Columbia Graphophone Company
has leased from Partola Manufacturing
Company for long term the five-story
and basement building. containing ap-
proximately $4,000 square feet of floor
space, at 113 to 121 West Twentieth
Street The Graphophone Company
will make extensive improvements. The
rertals aggregate .S425 900. s. Osrood
Pell e. Co.. represented by G. NJ. Mabie.
were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
RED Deportations Continue
lmmisra,;on Department Issued
2.707 Warrants Last Month

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Arrest and
deportation of anarchists and other
radicals are continuing, Anthony Cami-
netti. Commissioner General of Immi-
grafton. declared in his monthly re-
port. made public to day During Jan
uary, he says, 2,797 warrants were
issued. of which 500 were for normal
Immigration cases. including the appre-
hending of immigrants who had
entered the country under false dec
'arations. The record number of war
rants was 3 067 in December.
During January, the report said. 200
orders for denortation were issued, 219
warrants for arrest were cancelled and
"A cases were deferred
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Chinese Restaurant for 12d St,

George A. Bowman has leased Cor
the c. & L. Lunch Company the upper
part OF the building at 20 East Forty
second Street to Irving Chen and Chin
Coon for Chinese American festau-
rant. The lease is for fifteen years, st
total rental Of about s25O00O. G. A.
Bowman has been appointed renting
agent OF the building.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Buyins i'm BROOKLYN

Baffa & Dixon have sold for Clar.
ence P. Browning to Emil thinner.
man the three-story Building on plot
20x100 at 164 Clymer Street, used By
the Young Mems Hebrew Association
The Bulkley g. Horton Company has
sold 1923 Bergen Street, a three-story
dwelling on lot l9x115 for Joseph
Rezenstein
The +. c. Sauter Agency has sold
the two-story dwelling at 1876 Tenth
Street for Mrs. Anna Teehan to Hor-
atio H. Cooner
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Yukon Endorses s'Bone Dry"
Territory nv IR5 Main~it

DAWSON, y. T.. Feb. Territorial
Wide prohibition of the liquor traffic
apparently has been indorsed bv the
people in the plebiscite just held, it
vas announced to-day The "bone
1fA. With few more polls to hear
5soMs have . majority Of 1856 over those
1svsstng continuance Of the bar, and
Set ever those favorinx the estab-
seasAt efxovsrnmsnt liquor sesnciss.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Telephone Co. Buyer of
St. Nicholas Avenue Corner

hs h"r Of tbe o on the o" sd s
Of l76th Street, extending through to
10Th Street. 100 feet west of ST Nicho-
las Avenue, sold recently by the Rath
bone estate The site. which fronts
fifty feet on 17sth Street, and twenty
five feet on 175th Street, adjoins tie
Wadsworth telephone exchange build.
iner an the east
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Suspect Taken for Robbery
In Office of DR.. !. C.. Day

Detectives who have been investi-
eating the robbery of the office of DR..
Jonathan c. Day, former Commissioner
of Public Markets, at 30S Lenox Ave
nue., night before last, arrested last
night Arthur L. Hill, of 23S East l23d
Street. at his home.
Hill wa. taken into custody by De-
tective Hoffman and locked up. He
will be arraigned this morning, CHARGED
with robbery.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
C.. C.. N. Y. Society Gives PLAYS

The Dramatic Society of the College
of the City Of New York gave four
one-act plays last night at the Wash
ington Irving ayhouse, Seventeenth
Street and Irving Place. The pays
were "The Jubilee by Anton Chekov;
Hunger" by Eugene Pilot; Where
the Cross Ia Made" by Eugene G.
O'Nsill. and "Augustus Does His Bit"
By George Bernard Shaw.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Results of Auction Sales
a n VESEV ST K EE
BY Samuel Marx

BY Samuel Marx
s7TH ST, 24o W. g. 2s5a 9th av
at1oxsS.9, stry brick loft bldg; Nc
River svgs Bank agt Edw . Brldey
et al, Ely Rosenberg. rel; due on judg-
S2slf.l0; taxes. etc. $500; subj to
mtg OF $1,000, Sold to Miles II Gordon
for $2s, 800.
By Arthur c Sheridan
GREEN ST l27, W 8. 17o Prince st.
26xloo, 5 stry. brick loft and store bldg
Reginald Steel agt Amelia w Boardman
ct all John Sheridan ref due on
{udgt ss.7:ss4; :ss.s eso. s27a.so:- subj
10 hrst mtg Of 1900 Sofa TO Louis
0reennsld for t3l.Ace.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Maritime Exchange Members
Vote Against Sale of Properfy

BY vote of APT to 27 to members
of the Maritime Exchange decided
against the proposition Of sale of the
story exchange building at 78 to 30
Broadway yesterday A real estate op-
orator had offered $460,O00 for the
property.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
BROOKLYN Warehouse Sold

G. p BITTERLY has sold for estate
Of John Brodbeck to Barnet Green
burg the fivestory brick warehouse
on plot 51x000 at 47-49 Dean Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
S2OO.OOO Bronx Apartment

TORDHAM RID. n w jerome av 1-story
brick stores. 30077xs42; Realty Man.
ayers Inc. owners, Frank Begerish 1r
200 Broadway. Press Moore & Lana
siedel. Sd av and l4Sth at. architects
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Buy Far ROckawav H0use

The Lewis Z. Mack Company has
sold for Charlotte A. Mulhearn the
property at tho northwest corner of
Seneca and Mills streets, Far Rockawav.
Long Island, consisting of the dwelling,
on plot l2Oxl00. to A. Brill.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
UNruKNIsHED APARTMENTS TO LET

ONE apartment to let Ia the Terrace hpa-,
!nent House, ESQ Valentine Lane. 3 rooms.
improvements: Sl50 par month j Hnrns,nr
Brown & Co.. 4ss So. Broadway, Yonkers.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28

SAP ST.. ass wEsr.-E,sosne i,rh,. .,..r,
neat: newiy renovated: 3 rooms aud
paths; SlSs up: leases: -sssns on prsmisss; ;
su@soaese oeeeeoo&o0S eev aAoeu taeS
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
REAL ESTATE FOR sALH
HOMES WITHIN THE HOUR
ALL SECTIONS
$4,000 10 $4,000
j. CLARENCE DAVIES
y NASSAU ST. JOHN 6os>
FARM FOR SALE

COLUMBIA COUNTY FRUIT AND pO1rY.-
try farm. LOG acres; 400 bearing fruit
trees; new .l-room dwelling; large barn,
other farm buildings: 45 acres level land.
oaance rolling near State read and vii
age; price $500 terms easy. JOHN J.
YANDlk, Ciav"rack. N. 2
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28

FURNISHED. "a rooms and thrce ba,ha
win two-car garage, about three acre.
or ground Seescn May 18TH to Septeubrr
iatn. $500. May 18th for two years. os
- months from October ist. at $3.50 r~r
month LAMBERT Il LAWRENCE \
Nesichestsr & Boston Railway s,at,o-
Pelhamwood. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
GNGLEWOoD. N. J. x: s:., y's;:s 1si:,.
h. Weatherby & Co.. Englewood, NJ.
LON0 ISLAND

FOR SALE. May lst occupancy, vine.cov.
sred Virginia Colonial mansion. on
stewart Avenue. Garden City Estates
beautiful house: contains IA rooms ana )
baths: every modern convenience: Are
places: two garage with rooms a nd
$50, beautifully planted with fully ma.
tured trees and shrubs eruN tr-rs ana
vegetable garden: price $76 600 which ts
tar below the present value For tnfor-
nation apply to c. A. Nichols. 1855 Madi.
SOD Avenue. telephone Vanderbilt 1878
New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN

PLoTTAGE IN HEART OF AJro,1o.
BILE DISTRICT FOR SALE 57%x
100 FEET, 24i-3-5 WEST 54TU STREET
L.. BON 500. TRIBUNE OFFICE
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-01
NEWS
NEW YORK

Reports OF the financial emeaSsAS
men. OF one Of the ohscnrc motor
companies furnished the shorts wss,
An excuse for an attack in thai oaAr-
ter at tcdayss stock market session.
Republic. International, Chandler ana
White Motors fell one to TWO points
and oils, Mexican and Pan-Ameraesn,
made similar declines Seels ana
equipments also eAsed on seshns OF
vanadiun and American L0~consouSe-
Rails made further upward progress
however. Wisconsin Central preterrsu,
Wabash preferred, Missouri Facif,c
preferred and Rock Island being ADD
ed to the stronger western n soutn-
western groups Exchange on Lon
don strengthened and h bond mar
kee was firm with a demand LOT
Liberty issues and Angio-French 81
General Improvement was shown IN
the later dealinEA the shorts GOVERNS
their commitments in seeis, equip.
ments and oils on the drop\ in cali
money rates. The closing was hrm.
Investment, rails moved forwafu
with jlnior issues at midday. Union Ia
ci.sc. Canadian Pacific and Readins
showing gains OF i to ; points Anieri-
can Woolen and Royal Dutch also
were substantially higher but III
of the motor and equipment divisions
continued to sax
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-01
NSPQRIINGNEM
Rain Hats
Fargo Tennis
Tournament

Fargo. N. D.. Sept play in the
Red River Valley tennis tournament
which was scheduled to start this
morning was halted by rain. An
nouncement was made that if weather
conditions permit play would be re-
sumed this afternoon.
Henry Norton. Minneapolis cham
pion and Minnesota state singles
champion, is matched against Forney
of Fargo in the preliminary play in
mems singles in the tournament.
Wilmer Elton of Grand Forks, joint
winner of the North Dakota state
doubles at the Minot tournament two
weeks ago. is matched against Fred
Hagen of Fargo in the singles. Hodge
Of Fargo against Richardson of Fargo;
Vanarnam of Fargo against F. H.
Gill, president of Minneapolis Tennis
club, and Burfening against Johnson.
both of Fargo. In the mems doubles.
Hagen and Welsh of Fargo are paired
against Gill and Norton of Mime
apolis, and Hodge and Hodge OF
Fargo against Richardson and Ten
neson of Fargo. ". Knight of Min
neapolis meets Allen of Fargo in the
singles scheduled to be played this
afternoon.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-01
Williams And Davis
Fighting For Honor.
In Tennis Tournament

Forest Hills, Sept. 1.-The third
round of lawn tennis for the singles
championship of the United States
today brought r. Norris Williams II
of. Boston and Willis +. Davis OF, sen
together in what promised
to be the feature match Of Williams.
twice holder Of the title and Davis
cup team member. will meet the
stifest opposition he has yet en-
countered in the tournament in the
Pacific coast star, according to ex-
perts. Davis is thirteenth man on the
ranking list.
Another match in which THE inter-
est of the gallery was centered was
that between Nathaniel W. Niles Of
Boston n William M. Johnston Of
San Francisco. present holder of the
title. The Boston veteran won his
place in the third round when his old
team mate in doubles, a. S. Dabney,
defaufted to him yesterday after drop
ping two sets.L Niles was placed just
ahead of Davis on the ranking list
Charles S. Garland. the former. Yale
star, a formidable contender for the
title. meets Frank T. Anderson of
Brooklyn. Wallace johnson, ;. the
Philadelphia expert, was pitted
against Dean Mathey Of New York,
while VIM. T.. Tilden. II. of Philadel-
nhia. who recently won the worlds IT,
tie in England, meets Samuel S.
Hardy.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-01
Good Football Squad .
At University Is
Expected This Year

The North Dakota university foot
ball team will be in good shape to win
laurels this season as the light line
which was a serious handicap last
will be strengthened by the ad-
of several heavyweights this
year; - !
McLain johnson, 210 FOUNDER; Nc
Cu1lough. 100 FOUNDER, and McLees.
heavy man, are expected to
take part in the play this fall and
several Of the old players will be
shifted to different positions in order
to strengthen the line.
: A speedy backfield seems probable
as Robertson, Conmy, Duggan. Crit
fifth. Mckay, Cook and Mayer are
eligible. for the eleven.
Rheinhold jacob, football star OF
the Wisconsin university, will help
Paul J. Davis, coach, TO put the eleven
into shape.
Practice will begin September ~.
The opening date will be with the
University Of Minnesota on October 2
and the closing date with Marquette
university at Milwaukee.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-01
m GOLF
RULES IN EFFECT

Chicago. Sept Changes made
In golf rules followingsa conference
between = committee OF the United
States Golf aasocdAtton and = commit
tee Of the Royal and Ancient Club Of
st. Andrews, 90 into effect today, with
the exception OF the rule on stand
ardfztfon Of the ball.
The new rules Ay that in case OF
lost ball. out Of bounds or unplay-
able ball. the player must 20 hack
to the spot where he played his last
stroke and 1ose \ stroke and: distance.
The much discussed 4ymie. rule pro-
vides that the player. when sty1nied.
may remove his opponents ball and
go ahead with his putt. whereupon
the opponent shall be deemed to
have holed IN his next stroke but
the rule does not apply where the
rlayer within the limits of the putting
green lays himself a aymie.
The Western Golf association. OIL
Gals have announced. will take no
cognizance OF the stymie ruling. as
stymies are barred in matches under
its jurisdiction.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-01
2:12 TROT Is MAIN
EVENT FOR TODAY

yReadvil1e. Mass, Sept. 1.-The
Massachusetts 2:1z trot carrying a
purse Of $4,000 was the headliner of
the grand circuit racing card today.
The Senior American Horse Breeder
$3.50 futurity for three-year-olds
and two pacing events, the Pilgrim
z:11 for $4,000, and the 2:08 for ST.
900 also were scheduled. In addition
there were the Metropolitan Driving
club trot for three-year-olds and the
deciding heats of h Blue Hill 2:06
and the z:O8 trots held over from yes
terday because of rain.