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THE UliOOKlAtt DAILY EAGLE. NEW YOKK, THUiiaDAit, 23, 1U13 LEGAL NOTICES. Glenn SHOEMAKER THE WINNER OF MATCH WITH DE 0R0 Riddell Sets New Mark For G. N. Y.

Bowlers to Hit to 174; Barrett, 171; Nelia, 143; Men. 183. Total. S-'8. THIRD GAME.

Yorkvllle Bra.ly. 1T; Shea. 137; Sullivan. 135; Porter. 159: Fnnnby.

197. Total, 817. Santa Maria Daley. 1S: Morris, 94; Beandry, Haenlcln. 123; Moran.

155. Total. 645. American National. FIRST GAME.

Hudson-Schilling. 164: rVhultz. 143; Topser. Averages 219 in Series With "Whitev" Spinella Takes Watt Into Camp P. J.

Riddell Beats Harris in Close Match Loetje Also a Winner. largest gatherings Before one of the that ever crowded Into the blllard room of the Crescent Athletic Club, Howard Shoemaker, the amateur pool champion of America, defeated Alfred De Oro, the world's greatest professional, at pocket billiards last night. The match was at 150 point3 scratch. The final score was 150 to 137, Prior to the game, the contestants were tha sniMta of th. ra.v it l.f.

i -u at an Informal dinner. After the din- ner they were Introduced by Fred Ualzell, president of the club, who announced the conditions. At the start the veteran drew away In a surnrisim manner. The table, a new one, bothered and be was more than forty points behind at the end of the first few iraraes. However, he drew up as the game pro gressed, and In the last frame De Oro was I I I THE RECORD.

Name. W. I O. P. H.

S. Ave. Spinella 6 1 55 iv. SI 7 i'45 196.37 L'ohn 3 1 .40 8,124 2:.9 203 Haller 8 1 37 240 135.13 O. Itlddell 4 2 55 iM 202.16 Watt 3 2 47 Mil 2T8 Jttl.Jj Meyer 3 2 27 5.108 27 ISO.

3 2 40- 9.450 268 132.41 Offenhelser 2 49 9.fii "-'52 1M.4S Dunbar 11 16 3.S36 217 177.4 P. J. 2 3 46 8.M4 243 17J.2 Horan 1 3 34 256 199.20 Loet.le 2 4 85 10.013 ail 189.20 Harris 1 4 48 9.26S 247 193.4 Denny 1 4 59 11.062 245 1S7.29 I'lauss 0 2 18 3,334 185.4 leuaing oy in to 135 points. Tile ama- I'W three and ibie-quarirs t3-4) teur managed to clear the table, leaving "oh corner, the- iint or place of be-th i gnning. Together with ail the right, title an.5 the fifteenth bail Modern Woodmen of America.

T-Iarm ny. I Urfooklyn, Martin 17:4 ja nm Bamberger. 166 169 144 193 Kble 148 Km-meyer. 133 171 118 Pierce I4S 147 Zlnp 137 104 127 144 1S1 118 123 157 162 157 148 155 727 809 636 121 162 Ttonle 1S2 154 1721 Doyle, Total 825 741 Independent Order of Foresters, Friendship No. 1.

i 1S7 208 1 143 1M 143 134 1 177 194 141 146 158 Heyerj 1S1 160 21liKlnnndorf 179 182 2u2 184 IftOIWblte 151 14S 17 222 170 1 311 (Total 822 818 85: Total 927 869 885 Kings County Royal Arcanum. Oilbert. I Hushwlclt. Campbell 115 106 1 24'Meht. 1S1 199 183 123 86 82iK.

146 2:8 123 Pout Bnbel 88 0. Haetman 101 153 IS? 101 iriunderman 156 156 174 131 112 137 127IDavls 108 161 190 1081 1271 103 530 572 MSiTotal. 801 19! 83 Eastern District Royal Arcanum, Empire State. Lano 12Ti 153 20: Williamsburg. Landry 198 179.

16! J. Srh'tn r. 177 182 .216 Hupp 136 147 15 Kelly 141 136 141 145 120 130 w.Hcnin'r 171 lftH mu'otte If 4 188 Van 2U 152 161 Graf 168 176 178 823 779 801 810 8- Kings County Royal Arcanum. Peconlc. Algonquin.

146 194 1(01 Kirk 1.13 185 14.1 ISS 138 165 146 161 1S4 171 1G9 Walsh. Hicks Washburn 147 1211 166 Hit l.WICreeck. 168 177 193 157 102 843 836 693 794 S71 760 Independent Order of Foresters. Atnlty No. 1.

I Amity No. 2. Rorthwlrk. 184 162 1.11 173 149 Muller 186 163 1621 Hopkins. 153 165 133 160 172 168! Ross 169 173 149 Mnrst 218 171 189iSarac 155 17S 181 Doran 208 1S5 2251 Devlin 152 145 147 956 509 SMTotal.

702 831 769 Universal Fall Tournament. Gotham Atlantic. 157 220 Barker BrlnkTm'er Kauth From 165 148 197 Plehl 214 138 144 152 142 Ham'enger 162 1S3 1571 J. MS 100 ICS Carl 178 177 204 173 170 182 163 144 179 177 853 930 917 Total a SOI 811 813 Totals Long Island Navy League. Oanarsle Y.

C. I Vsruna Boat Club. m. i-cnneitier, us: Earl, JOO. Total.

817, Nonpareil McMuller. Maroby. i4; Cor- oui, Powell. 172: Leek. 104.

Total, 912. SECOND GAME. W6; jichultz. IS9; Topser, 220; Schneider, 201; Earl. 182.

Total. 958. Park Row Reynolds. 193: Tox. 131; Sepp, 179; mi, KOI, HICKS.

Total. 823. THIRD GAME. Nonpareil McMullen. 172; Macobv.

158; Cor-ua. 1S3; Powell, 171: 179. Total, 866. Park Row Reynolds. 168: Cot.

188; Sepp. 192; Knight, 164; Hicks, 199. Total, 911. Eoyal Arcanum League. FIRST GAME.

Txng Island ('ortner. lie Mott 139; Barbr. 1'iS; Mnnre, 190: Berry, ISO. Total. 847.

Oramercy Gerhardt. 200; Bennett, 132; Bod-enstein, 134; Nopper. 178; Engel, 146. Total. 810.

SECOND OA ME. Ixing Island Cortner, 156; De Mott, 135; Berber, 192; Moore, 134: Berry. 167. Total, 824. General Putnam Doing, 147: George, Scott, 162: Campbell, 155; Montegnanl, 151.

Total, 747. THIRD GAME. Gramercy Gerhardt, 223: Bennett, Bod-ensteln. 149; Nopper. 158; Engel.

129. Total, 771. General Putnam Doing. 140; Dongler, 93: Scott. 120; Campbell-, 172; Montegnanl, 178.

Total. 703. Stock Exchange League FIRST GAME. Klasell. Klmmuth Co.

Pnrsons. 148; Kills. 175; Adair. 9S: Wurm, 171; Klrkland, 1S8. Total, 778.

Carlisle Melllck Co. Karr, 142; Flcken. 135; Brown, 176; Gardner, 157; Muiler, 126. Total, 736. SECOND GAME.

Kissell. Klmmuth 4 Co. Parsons. 127: Kells, 133: Adnlr, 131; Wurm. 179; Klrkland, 162.

Total, 732. C. M. Schott, Co. Sherman.

143; Russell. 14S: Somers, 107; Duffy, 172; Whita. 127. Total, 637. THIRD GAME.

C. M. Schott, Si Co. Sherman, 158; Russell. 121: Somers, 160; Duffy.

116; White, 170. Total. 725. Carlisle, Melllck Co. Miller, 138; Karr, 153; Flcken.

157; Urown, 152; Gardner, 147. Total, 717. Knights of Columbus. BROOKLYN. FIRST GAME, Empire Patton, 155; Gloss.

146; Murphy, 109-Kennedy, 185; Walsh, 131. Total, 746. Marls Stella F. Webster. 183; B.

Webster, 178; Dolan, 134; Fee, 190; Tlghe, 153. Total, 837. SECOND GAME. Empire Patton. 177; Glosa, 152; Murphy, 168; Kennedy, 158; Walsh, 171.

Total, 814. Fidelity McGrath, 139: Harburls, 219; Coffey, 147; O'Neill. 136; Mcfurren. 139. Total, 800.

THIRD GAME. Fidelity McGrath. Harburls. 177: Coffey, 166; O'Neill. 221; McCurren.

175. Total, 911. Empire Patton, 165; Gloss, 153: Murphy, 192; Kennedy, 113; Walsh, 123. Total, 748. CUBAN IS DEFEATED IN SPECIAL MATCH.

William Reddy's brown gelding, Billy Bryan, defeated, George V. Snedeker's speedy bay gelding, Cuban, In straight heats In a special match race, which was the feature ot the Brooklyn Pleasure Drivers' Association matinee on the Speedway yesterday. The first heat was nip and tuck from tho start. Cuban went out Into the lead at the start, but Billy Bryan assumed command at the' halfway mark. The latter broke 150 yards from home and Cuban Immediately did the same.

Reddy's horse just managed to win by a head. Cuban broke early in the second heat and Billy Bryan won by 100 yards. The summaries: CLASS TROT. Lena. b.

m. (J. 1,1 Gentrlana. b. m.

(Dr. 2 2 1:13. SPECIAL TROT. Billy Bryan, br g. tW.

Reddy) 1 1 Cuban, b. g. tO. V. Snedekcr) 2 2 1:03.

CLASS A TROT. King Audubon, b. (Frank Small) 1 1 Charley Mack, b. g. (C.

Hahneeand) 1 2 Time 1:09. 1:0,14. CLASS PACE. Marento Boy. b.

g. (W. J. 1 1 Grace b. tn.

tD. Me.Cabe) 2 Ed. Hal, b. g. (Steve Hlckey) 3 2 Ladv gr.

m. (C. allien) 4 4 Mnck Frnnklyn. b. g.

(Martin 6 5 Time 1:67. 1:09. INTERESTING CARD ARRANGED FOR PARKWAY MATINEE. One of the most Interesting cards of the season has been planned for Satur day at the Parkway Driving Club track. The feature event will be a special sweepstake race.

In which the following horses will participate: Rldgewood, Dr. Treat, Jack Leyburn, Nettie Direct, Man-hnssett, Kentucky Belle, Narento Boy, Cousin Nell. I Joseph Hahnesand, owner of Charlie I Mack and Mary one fo the most popu- I lar men in the racing game, while not I uartloloatlnc in this event will be an in teresting spectator, as he is anticipating enlarging bis stable for the coming season. PL ATT ADAMS MARRIED. Houghton, October 23 Piatt Adams of Newark.

N. Olympic cnam-! Dion lumper, was married hero last night I Cornell 191 193 191 178 182 Broun 169 173 193BrtJeh 173 167 210 177 172 159 168 1471 Washburn 203 148 205 211 163 VJOIStoutenburg 147 1 88 200 Hudson 155 iKastner 136 jstcinbruckr 156 030 882 828ITotal 8S6 SOS 910 SrPREMB C'OCHT. KLVdS COI'NTY Clinton T. Roe, plaintiff, against Kevon.ih Keajty Company, Giant Food Products Company. and Edith E.

Morton and others. defendants In uiuance of a iudcinent of foreclosure and sale duly mad and enured in the above-fniltleil action, and Waring dati the day of October, 1. the under- a.snHo, ine rererfe in yam Jiuignii-nt named, wii! sell at puli.lc auction to llie highest bidder, by William 3. Smith, auotioiit-tr, at the Lilonklyn P.cal tit.iwns.-. No.

1N9 Mn-tugut- Mre-t. in the of Brooklyn, County of Kii.gs, on the 14th ty of November. 1911. twelve o'clock, r.o pr, dtrectcU by eald judgment to bo and tlivii-in described as follows: Al, that certain piece or pared of hind situate, and bidng In the of Coumj- of Kings, City and KtntA v- m.i .1... fc.ljws.

to wit: ginning at tho corner foriii. -i by tlK- ini.i-eoT.,jii uf the doutli- 5ttrly -jC. nnth ativet with eajterly sl.i,. of N. firecht aveMiue, as said avenue is lain (urinius llltncc- uoullieiiv.

along Llld easterly sale L'treciit aveiiuo. one hun- died and t-Iev, mil and one-half ii a) inches to the center line of the block between Seventy-fourth and cventy-tiftli streets; thence routheaste rly. al'ng the lino of the block i-evtnty 70 feet three and three-quarters Inches: thence northeasterly at right angles to Sevemy-f jurth ine hundred (Win f.ct to the southwesterly side of Hcventy-fuut th sirect; thence northwesterly, along the mulhw vslorlv side if Bi-veniy-roiirui street. hundred and nint- interest of the turtv of th Orr and to Kevenly-foiirtli sltvet und Xew ftreolit avenue, lying In front of and adjoining said premises to the center lines thereof, respectively. Dated, October mis CHARLES H.

Referee. c' Ha.ves. Atlorney f.ir Plaintiff. 14 Pine street, Manhattan, New York City. o33-6t til TH ST.

XKAR 1STII AV. fi-'PREME Kixas t.OI.NTl-rranoes A. do Beer, plaintiff, against Anna Hnerleln nnd others, defendants, in pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and Kale duly made and entered In the above-entitled action, and bearing date the 1.7th day of Marc.l, 1013. tue undersigned, the referee. said Judgment will aell at publlo auction to the highest bidder.

lv William II. l-mlih. auctioneer, at the Urooltlyn Real lis- Mo. IS!) Montague street, In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on ii iveiiiii uav or Aovem ier. I at (Reive clock noon, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows; All that certain plot, pieca or parcel of land, siluale.

lying and being In the town of Now Utrecht, County of Kings, city and Slate of New York, and bounded and described as follows, to wit: Heginnlng at a point on the norlheasterlv side of Seventy-1 eighth street, as said street Is laid out on the map of the town survey commissioner of Kings County, distant five hundred and seventeen feet and six and one-half inches (517' northwesterly front the corner formed by the intersection of ihe said northeasterly side of Seventy-eighth street, with Ihe northwesterly side of Eighteenth avenue; running, thence northeasterly at right angles with Wev-enly-elghth street one hundred feet (10(1'); thence northwesterly parallel with Seventy-eighth street, fifty-seven feel, ten and one-half Inches to Ihn land now or late of the heirs of John A. 1 suuthtvostr. IIS said last mentioned land. one hundrpd feet, and one-quarter of an inch tlOfl' to the northeasterly Hide of Seventy-eighth street as aforesaid, and Ihenca southeasterly along the said northeast erlv side of ieventy-effchth street, flftv-rlve feet, seven nnd one-naif inches. to the point or Place of beginning.

Also all the right, titln and Interest of the parties of the hrst part nf. in and to the siren lying in front of and adjoining said premises to the center lino thereof. Dated. October JOHN J. KKAN, Referee.

George W. Pearsali. attornev for plaintiff, 49 Court street, Brooklyn. N. V.

th ra Sl'PKUME COURT. KINllS COUNTY i hnstina Roaer, plaintiff, against liarbara Becker, und others, defendants. In pursuance of an interlocutory Judgment of partition and sale duly made and entered In the above-entl-tied action, and bearing date the 14th day ot October, 19.3, I. the undersignt-d. tho referee, in said judguunt named, will sel: at public auction to the highest bidder, by William H.

Smith, aucttutu'or, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exebiinge, ISP Montague street, in the BorouKh of Bruoklyn, County of on the lAth day of November, at VI o'clock noon, the premises directed by suid jtidgment lo bo sold, and therein described as follows: All that certain lut. puce or parcel uf land, and th building thereon erected, ttuatcd. lying and being In the Sixteenth Ward of the City (now Borough) of Brooklyn, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point formed by the Intersection of the southerly side of Johnson avenue with the easterly side of Union avenue, and running thence southerly and along the easterly tide of Union avenue, twenty-live feet: thence easterly and parallel with Johnson avenue seventy-five 75) feet; thence northerly and parallel with Union avenue twenty-live tJo) fet to the southerly sid if Johnson avenue and thence westerly along the southerly side of Johnson avenue seventy-live feet to the point or place nt beginning, together with all the right, title and Interest of the parties to this action of. In and to the avenue In front of and adjoining the premises hereinbefore de scribed at b.iigth, to the center line thereof, and ail of the estate, right, title and interest of the parties to the suit therein, whether pres- ent or future, vested or contingent, of dowtT, courtesy nr otherwise, and the ghts to which any oilier person might hereafter become en-tilled in said premises. Dated, October 23rd, in IS.

FRANK V. HOLMES, Refere. Frederick H. Chase, Plaintiff's Attorney. 307 Washington street, Brooklyn, N.

Y. o23-6t th NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, SECOND Department In the matter of the application of The City of New Y.rk. relative to acquiring title in fee wherever the same has not U-en heretofore acquired, to the lands, tenements and hereditaments required for the opening and extending of 26TH AVENUE, from Stillwell avenue to Harway avenue, excluding the right of way of the Brooklyn, Bath and West End Railroad, In the 31t Ward, Borough of Brooklyn, the City of New York. Notice Is hereby given that the bill of cosis, charges and expenses Incurred by reason of the proceedings in the above-entitled matter will bo presented for taxation to one of the Justices of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Second Department, at a special, term thereof, to be held at the County Court Mouse In tlie Borough of Brooklyn, in tho City uf New York, on the 6th day of November, 1D13, at o'clock tn the forenoon of that day. or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard therein; and that the said bill of costs, charges and expenses has been deposited In the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, there to remain for and during the space nf ten dnys, as required by law.

Datsd, Borough of Brooklyn, New York, October, 23rd, 1913. CHARLES HARWOOD. WM. McKINNY, FREDERICK E. GUNNISON.

Commissioners of Estimate. FREDERIC E. GUNNISON, CommisslDnor of Assessment. Edward Rlegclmann, Clerk, 23 lOt osu CTOrtf COUNTY COURT. KINGS COUNTY John H.

Eldert. plaintiff, against Mabel J-l Home, et defendants Action No. 1 In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and oale, duly made and entered in the above-entitled action, and bearing date the 'Jlst day of October, 1913, I. the undersigned, the referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by The-d-jre F. Archer, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No.

189 Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the 14th day of November, 1913, at 12 o'clock noon, the premises by said Judgment directed to be soid, and therein as follows: AH that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Twenty-ninth Ward of the Rorough ot Brooklyn, City and State of New York, i which said lot is bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the northerly side of Wlnthrop street distant six hundred i and forty-nine (U9 feet and ten (10) Inches easterly from the northeasterly corner of Nos- 1 trand avenue and Wlnthrop street; running thence northerly and parallel with Nostrand avenue, and part of the distance through a party wall, one hundred and six (Htt feet: i thence easterly and parallel with Wlnthrop street twenty (20) feet; thence southerly and 1 parallel with said No.s rund avenue, and part of the distance through a party wall, one hundred and six 106 1 feet to the northerly side of Wlnthrop stivi't. and iheneo westerly along the northerly side of Wlnthrop street twenty (20) feet to the point or place of beginning. Also all the right, title and interest of, in and to Winthrop j.tret, lying in front of and adjoining said premises to the center line thereof. Date.i, October 1913. W.

ROSITEU RRDMONP, Referee. Leander Tt. riuintlff's Attorney, $75 Fulton street, Queens County, N-w York. thm COl TY COURT, KIN IS COUNTY- John H. Elden.

pluintifr. against Mabel E. Home, et al, defendants Action No. 3- In puruanco of a judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered In the ubove-en-tithd action, and bearing date the T2t d'iy of October, 191.1, the undersigned, the referee In said judgment named, wiil sell at public aut'tlon to the highest bidder, by Theodore. F.

Archer, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Leal Estate Exchange, No. IS uitague street, in the Himugn of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the Hih duy of November, 1913, at 11! oVMok noon, the promises by said Judgment directed to bn s.ild. and therein described as follows: All thai certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the wenty-ninth Ward of the Borough of Brooklyn, City pnd State of New York, which said lot Is bounded ami described follow: Beginning at a point on tlie nonnerly Hide of Wlnthrop strei't distant si hundred and twenty-nine (tiir.O feet and ten 10) inches easterly from the northeasterly corner of Nostrand avenue and Wmtinop street; running thenco northerly an 1 pirMlel with Nostrand avenue ami p.ut of the diwt.iiice through party wall one hundred end six tWG) feet; tbenoe easterly and paraiUl with Winthrop street twenty r.1)) feet; thence southerly and parullel with nald Noftrund avenue and part of the distance ihrojgh a party w.itl one hundred and six (hMji to the northerly side of Winthrop street, aim t.ience westerly al ng the northerly sid of Winthrop street twenty (20) fppt to the point or place of beginning. Also all right, title and Interest of. In and i Wlnthrop street lylrg in front of and adjoining said pivmiMs to the center line thereof.

Dated, October aid. 1913 JOHN KLEIN, Referee. Lr under B. Fnber, Plaintiff's Attorney, 37t 'itifjii fctvo't, Jamaica, Quevns- County, T. oZZ-H Uwa By decision of the international court of nine judges, announced in La Strategle of Part3 In its current issue, just received here, two studies, entered as N'os.

13 and 15, have been awarded the highest honors among the thirty-one endgames that were submitted to them. Altogether, nine countries were represented on the board ot award. Dr. K. Lasker, the world's champion, ihough residing In Berlin, was assigned to no particular country, the other members being Dr.

S. Tarrasch, Germany; H. Helms. America; C. E.

C. Tattersall, England: Dr. Puig Puig, Spain; A. Goetz, France; C. Salvioll, Italy; Dr.

O. Bernstein, RuESia, and A. Lindstrom, Sweden. Another member, representing Austria, was G. Marco of Vienna, but, owing to pressure of business, he was obliged to withdraw, without rendering a report.

Although among the thirty-one positions there is considerable divergence of opinion as to their relative values, there Is practical unanimity as to Nob. 13 and 15, and their right to occupy first and second places. Especially is this the case with No. 13, the winning position, which was ranked by Dr. Tarrasch.

Tattersall, Goetz, Salvioll and Dr. Bernstein, while Lindstrom gave No. 15 the benefit ot a tie with No. 13. Dr.

Lasker and Helms rnnked it second, but Dr. Puig Puig caused its ranking total to mount up to 29 points by placing it nineteenth. With recard to No. 15, that position was voted the first place by Dr. Lasker, Helms and Dr.

Puig Puig, while Lindstrom gave it equality with No. 13. It was given aonnnH nim-o hv Tattersall and third by Salvioll, while Dr. Tarrasch bracketed It for third and fourth, nut wnai reie8iou this fine position to second position in tho final nword were the votes of Goetz, who ranked it as ninth, and Dr. Bernstein, who set It down as fourteenth, its rana-ing total, therefore, became 35.

or six points higher than that of the winning position. The award will remnln open until November 30, by which thime all claims and corrections must be filed with La Strategle. Thereafter the names of the biio- ineliirilne those of tne other six prize 'winners and of the four additional, which are nouomui tloned, will be announced. Diagrams of the two studies, which have achieved such high honors, are ap- nended herewith: vo 13. BLACK 8 PIECES vmvm mm.

wa. mm ii' i 'WHITE PIECES. White to 'play 'and win. Willie on K7; on KKtG; P-on QK3and Tilack on Q113; on KM; QKt4, Ki and KR4. NO.

15. PLACK 2 PIECES. Kt on K3; on Q1U WHlThl 3 PIECES. White to play and win. While Klvli; on KKt; on CJKL7.

Black on KUJ; on Q.K5. At the Woman's Chess Club. Miss Eliza Campbell Foot, president of the Woman's Chess Club of Manhattan, who succeeded in vanquishing Frank J. Marshall in the simultaneous exhibition hv the, United States ehamDion at peciea una iuaiiipiun win on hand to entertain the members on tnat occasion. On.

the following Tuesaay afternoon, November 11, an exhibition of simultaneous chess will be given by Benjamin C. Selover, of the Brooklyn Chess Club. Later, a delegation is expected from the Manhattan Chess Club, Mom- Need Mental or Physical Relaxation? Try GRAND CENTRAL ALLEYS, 803 Kulton St. Win. (oriles, Prop.

Opposite Hoyt St, Subway Stution. Best equipped Bowling Alleys in city. Aceom- modatlons tor clubs, parties special matches. KI.LT. ST AND KIIANKM.V AV.

Largest and Attest Bowling Alleys in Brooklyn. JO.i. THiritl'S WHITK EI.ICI'II M' Bowling and Billiard Academy, 24 alleys and ii tables. 31st st and Broadway, N. Y.

ol2.xapl3 Center Control Wbeel-btie Brijji Msgnelo Slromberf Carburetor ZO-irch Hear Doors Moheir Top; Quick-attachable Curtains: mm, mm mm mm a ii JIB I wm- mi. wm V.V,. Mm wm ww. wA '6i a mi tM 63 A nym Wfa wm W4 bers of the club are in hopes that a match may soon be arranged between Mrs. C.

E. Nlxdoroff and Mrs. S. R. Burgess of St.

Louis, the recognized woman chess champion of the United States. Problem No. 175. BY FRANK JANET. (From The BLACK-'; PIECES.

mi if! 111 vim WM yz -mm mm -mm mm i MA Wi WM VA WHITE 6 PIECES. White to play and mate In two movea. White on Q8; on QlCt3; Kt on and K6: on KBl and KR1. Black oi K4; on QKt5. POETTICAI- PROBLEM PROTEST.

T'n-ler the caption, "No Solution," V. h. Wnhltuch of Manchester one of the Hrliih cable match players, publi? hed the following poetic protest by W. H. Hedfonl.

against the problem without a key, in the Weekiy Tlmoa of tliat place, on October 11: There are various kinds of problem In the AS. T. each week, Some of the most abstruse, and then some very mild nnd' meek. Some are waiters prim and pure, and others strange devices; A few witli keys that capture, and some with sacrifices. But the one that makes the solver sad, I'll own 'twixt you and me, And sometimes nearly drives him mad, Is that without a key.

This Is the one we all detest far vengeance loud we call Upon the author of the pest that has no key at all. Solution of No. 174, by Dr. H. von Oott sciiall, is 1 QK.

by William O. Selover, D. I S. liirrett, Professor Norman Perry, Simeon 1. Pr.

A. Kaufinann, S. Simon. W. deK.

Ta Image. Landing. N. John Fox, Paldwiu, L. K.

Packer. Dr. Katifmann writes: "Here again, as in the previous problems, the knights show their great power. The different functions of the knitfhts in interposing and double checking make this problem a very valuable one." H. If.

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F. BORLAND, 434 63d st: 3522 Sunset. AI-TOMOBILK limousine car to hire by day, v-eek or month; rales reasonable. BBATTV, 736 Franklin av second floor, left, Brooklvn. 22-7 AUTO REPAIRS.

WE have had 12 years experience In automobile repairs, overhauling and general machine shop practice. furnished by mall or Interview. Phone, and our representative will call. BROOKLYN AUTOMOBILE 12 to 20 New York av, Brooklyn, N. T.

aul3-tf WANTED AUTOMOBILES. AUTOMOBiLKS wanted. Owners, attention. the undersigned, having a complete equipment of up-to-date machinery and tools, we are prepared to solicit all kinds of repair work on alt makes of cars at reasonable rates. Call or phone HWDFOrfn OAHAGE MACHI.VN WOBKS, 12H3 Bedford av Brooklyn; phone 2401 Bedford.

FOR SALE BICYCLE. BICYCLKS. unloading sale; we Just received carload of bicycles, and to make rnnm will rell all 1013 bicycles at a saving to von from 0 to 75 tier conr Recond hnn.t $1-5.) gas lamps. OSc. 3 tires, J1.0S; li.50 9Sc PARK ROW BICYCLE now at 36 Vesey st.

19-3" XCDCDCnii Jack Rabbit. Farrell Auto Krruiiivn utj Bedford Av. Tel. 1427-Bed. CRAWFORD Sq- Oarage.

Coney WnHltrunw Isl.SChurch avs. Phone fc'00 Fit GARFORI) Sarm- Pulton St. at Bedford Av. UHnrUfUf Truck. Tel.

Prospect ,711. DIUGUID BROS. 1190 Fulton St, Cor. Bed. Av.

Tel. isXt lied, JACKSON CENTRAL UAHAUE. 595 Qulncy st. Tel. Uua Bu.tiwict MAVWKM, FOURS AMI IXIIS.

Oldaiiiulille- linniller I.lKht Mis A N.N Kit MOXOK CAH 1476 Bedford Av. Tel. 7171 Prospect. MERSER AClCKItMAN tn BA111D, 338 Flat-bush av. Tel.

Prospect lsfl. UITAUCI I MITCHELL MOTOK CO. of N. V. mi i iiasskk OAKLAND Bervlct Dept.

Woods Garage and Kales 1204 liedford av. Tel. 6MJ1 Pros. iZl Lafiyetto av. Tel.

WHO Pros, itlOTISK CARS. 141)5 Ilt-ilford At. Phones I 7341 I I 7342 I Prospect -D YEA Repairs. 116 av.Tei.T'51 Main CTtinCD ft VCD Cars anil Dplivrry Wagons. Ol UUfcUflRtSl fAHTKNTKR MOTOR VK-HICLB 12:19 Fulton st.

Itnoklyn. EMPIRE TIRES Farrell Auto 1171 Bed-lord Av. Tel. 1427 Bed. riSK TIRES JfJSK KUHHKK CO.

OP" N. T. av; tel. S800 Bfd BllV TH Efl 0 Civil Service League. Pent, of Finance.

I Docks and Ferries. Knkert 147 107 158iXnrdtrso.nl 148 144 147 McOlnley. Ill 115 119 Wldn.ayer. 155 185 .148 139 10 131DunTv Conner 14 153 164lFlynn Ruucli 163 177 264iUinge li 136 173 189 194 201 171 155 172 120 Totals 8.11 776 Totals 78S 78S 77J Heptasoph League. Kings County No.

i Bedford. 193 1 66 lSSlJ. Bellman. 246 1 89 158 159 151 K.SISchopf. 170 157 1SJ Hunt'gt'n 16S 194 189jnel IS-) Ml 213 Iingeleld.

161 200 157 162 172 Knxmleln. 144 17S 177j Winters, 16S 196 161 Total 82 7 889 900 1 Total 927 845 St9 Long Island Mavy League. NOTHER big night was recorded for several of the bowlers in the Greater New York indi-1 virtual chaniDionshiD. and in the four matches rolled two spectacular performances were chalked up. Glenn Riddell and Christy Spinella shared the lishing a new average record for an eight-game series against "Whitey" Ho-ran, and Spinella taking Jimmy Watt into camp in a nine-game scries.

P. J. Riddell folowed in his son's fotsteps and annexed a match from Asa Harris, the Monarch Palace youth, and Paul Loetje scored his second victory of the season against "Bill" Denny at the latter's al- leys. As tne tournament progresnea the wise ones are predicting a brilliant future tor Christy Splnello, the Grand Central youngster, and there seems to bo plenty of ground upon which to base the predictions as the leader has proven that strange alleys hold no terrors tor him and he has even bettered his average while rolling on outside strips. Jimmy Watt was looked upon as the oue man capable of giving Spinella a hard fight, but the Columbia Scotchman was easy picking for tho Brooklyuite.

8plnella assumed the lead in the Itrst two gauus and Watt evened the count In the fourth. Spinella took the filth. Watt the sixth and then Christy went out in the next three games, finislilug the series with an even 200 average. Spinella now has a clear load of two games over-hls nearest rivals for The Kaglo medal honors, Cohn and Hallor trailing close behind, with three victories and one defeat. The score: 206 17ft -JU4 193 1W1 lL 211 235 16 Totul.

l.StuO. 200. Walt 192 1611 324- 194 ,175 SU 209 1S5 Tutal. 1.7SJ. Aveniuo, 105 0-9.

Glenn Riddell got Into his stride last night and more than made up for the poor Bhowiug of the past week. Glenn met "Whitey" Horan at Koran's Castle Volnt alleys and In an eight-game series tho Metropolitan crack did not hit below 200 once. RlddcH's average of 219 la the best recorded so far this sPason and it will take some exceptional bowling to better that Mark. Horan was In goat form himself, but he could not withstand the terrific assault Klddell made on the pins and the only games captured by "Whitey" were the fourth and sixth when he pinned 227 and 213, respectively. Klddell got the "Jump" early In the match and he annexed the first three games handily, Horan not offering much opposition.

As the match progressed Itlddell got more accustomed to the alleys and his last two scores were the best of the night. In the serrnth game the Metropolitan representative hit for 23(! and in the last game ho spilled the pins for 243. The scores: O. 20 22S 220 200 213 206 236 2 Total, 1,752. Average, 219.

Horan 19fi 1S9 227 212 213 193 20 Total, 1,567. Averago. P. J. Riddell and Harris in Eleven-Game Series, Eleven games were required to decide the match between P.

J. Klddell and Asa Harris at the Ansonla alleys, Klddell Just nrfsing out the Monarch Palace youth by four pins In the last game. Harris has had morn than his share of hard luck since the tournament started, as last night's mutch was the second within a week that ho lost in the last frame of the deciding gamo. In his match against Jimmy Watt last week Harris lost out by running into a bad split In his last frame of the eleventh game. Riddell was extremely lucky to win, as Harris had more pins and a better average than the Ansonla representative.

Riddell got off to a flying start'after dropping the first game, taking four In a row. Harris came hack with three straight and evened the count In the tenth game. The majority of games were won by a small margin. Tho scores: P. J.

Klddell HO 194 IS6 177 170 16S 1S9 ISO 174 16S. Total, 1,899. Average. 172 7-11. Harris 183 ISO 163 153 166 201 1S9 221 1S5 ISO 161.

Total, Average. ISO 5-11. Loetje Surprises Benny on Latter's Alleys Paul Loetje registered his second win in the G. N. Y.

tourney when ho triumphed over "Bill" Denny on the latter's Dyckman alleys. Loetjo was In good trim and he kept well ahead ot the veteran all the way, finishing with a grand flourish and a score of 247. Denny captured the second game by one pin after Loetjo had token the first. Tho third and fourth went to the Morningside representative, and then Denny squeezed In a win In the fifth session. From then on Loetje had things bis own way and he completed the match In the ninth game.

The scores: Loetje ....182 173 213 211 177 2110 193 1193 247 Total, 1,791. Average, 199. Denny 172 170 156 212 170 102 224 177 Total. 1,667. Average.

1S5 2-9. Smith Wins Match With Jimmy Spin-r ella. Champion Jimmy Smith captured five out of seven, games from Jimmy Spinella at the latter's Borough alleys, 76 Court street, last night. Spinella took tho first two games, but Smith got his ball working nicely and went out. in straight games after that.

The scores: Smith 178 1S5 208 205 235. Total, 1407. Average 201. Spinella. .168 209 172 1S7 190 ISO 17S.

Tola! 1293. Average 1S4 5-7. Long Island Bowling Association Meeting. The regular monthly meeting of the Long Island Bowling Association will be held next Sunday afternoon at the Gotham Palace alleys, Fulton street and Alabama avenue, at 8 o'clock. Import in business In regard to the f.omlng Long Island tournament will be transacted.

Members are requested to be present at this meeting. Inter-Church League. Calvery Bant No. 2.1 Sixth Av. M.

Tompkins. 136 159 12 1 i Kerne Young CaBh Jacobs Vandarcar 94 97 161,166 14'1 160 160 IS9 136i IWSmlht 13Ki Moorchouse. -I Totals 693 771 700i Total 477 431 Exercise Is -IVrcessnry to Health. BOWLING Is the Ideal Winter Sport. EHLER Univeml Alleyi 50 Up-to-Date milliards.

Pool tad Bine Range. Phone, 35(7 Main. BROADWAY ALLEYS Ifyrtl and road way. I'iioin. ICD-S Bush-wick.

12 Bowling Alley and Cafe. EHLER'S GRILL ROOM CAFE 3-7 WdMhliiKtou, IVrar Myrtle. The lilnce to troutl tlifii to eat. PARK SLOPE ALLEYS 7th Ar. nnd Union Nt.

Open Games. 9 New Urunuwick-Ualke Alleys, Parle Row Alleys. 31-32 Park How. N. Y.

Near Bridge. Hinl.son TVrmlnnl anil Subways, SIX UP-TO-UATK ATMS VS. Ol6-180t ORPHEUM ALLEYS, ADJOlMiMG UUPHKIU.H 'I'll NAT Ell. raT4ken'sa07eys ID PARK HOW OI'P. roST in a.iui post- tion.

When the balls again were set up, Shoemaker made the last ball needed to give him a victory. PONIES WILL RACE. Piping Rock Bubacrlption ponies will compete in the one-day meeting of the United Hunts Racing Association at tho Belmont Terminal on Saturday. The race has just been added to the card. The association also has decided to open a 50-cent field to the public.

The entries In the fixture are as follows; Combination handicap for hacks, hunters and galloways About f.w mlies. Fred Essen. 140; Down III, 1M; Live Wire. 13S; Culvert, liio; 4ellwood, 144; Plutocrat. 146; Heybourn, Former, 148: Eadbald, W3.

Oreat United Hunts steeplechase, handicap About two miles. O'Brar, 149, Auntie, 13D; Adventuress, 13; George Kno. 155; Astute, 135; O'Connor, 131; Tho Top, 140; Orowac, 130; Gelio lilli; Handsallround, 132; Bill Andrews, Ho; Peregrine Pickle, 149; Cherry Malotte, 140; Jim Hansen, 144; Ballet, 13S; Virile, 13i; Summary, 130; Rock Abbey, Tlllle 135. Members' handicap, hacks and hunters About two miles. 158; Golden.

136; George Eno 161; Norbltt, 144; Speculator, ronncT, 143; Absconder, 170; Willing, 161. LEGAL, NOTICES. COUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTY-John H. Eldert. plaintiff, against Mabel B.

Horno et defendams Action No. 2 In pursuance of a ludKment of foreclosnrA and sale duly made and entered in the above-enti- tied action, and hearlna- dntA (hH October, 1913, the undersigned, the refei-uc in said Judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by Theodore F. Archer, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Heal Estate Exchange, No. 1S9 Montague street, In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the 14th day of November, 1913, at 12 o'clock noon, the premises by said Judgment directed to be sold, and therein described as follows; All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Twenty-ninth Ward of the Borough of Brooklyn, City and Stale, of New York, which said lot Is bounded and described as follows; Beginning at a point on the northerly side of Winthrop street, distant six hundred and sixty-nine (6ill feet and ten (10) Inches easterly from the northeasterly corner of NostrHnd avenue and street; running thenco northerly and parallel with Nostrand avenue and part of the distance through a party wall one hundred and six (106) feet; thence easterly and parallel with Winthron street twenty (20) feet; (hence southerly and parallel with said Nostrand ave nue one hundred and six (lc6) feet to the northerly' side of Wlnthrop street, nnd thence westerly along the northerly side of Wlnthrop street twenty (JO) feet to the point or place of beginning. Also all the right, title and Interest of.

In and to Wlnthrop street lying In front of and adjoining said premises to tlK center line thereof. Dated. OcioIht 191J. JAMES O. MII.I.BU.

Referee, grander E. Fnber, Plaintiff's Attorney, 376 Fulton street, Jamaica, Queens County. N. Y. th SI PR ISMS COURT OF THE STATE OF Xew Ytirli, County of Kings.

John J. Ryan ami Su-plK'n F. Harrora, plaint I ns, agalnsc Anna Christina StomUerg. individually and adminUtrutrix of Fred Ivar Stomberpr. also known as Frederick SiomlKTK, FrptlerfcU II.

tStomburg and Fred I. Stombt-rK-df'foiKlunls. Sumtnoiia. To the uuove named defendants: Yu are hereby aumtnoned to answer the complaint In this action and to nerve a copy of your anRwer on th plaintiff's attorneys within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of w. day of service; and tn case of your failure to appear or answer, jtnlBiiient will be taken against you by default fr the relief demanded In tho complaint.

Dated. Otober 1. 1i13. SOMJSttVlLLB Attorneys for Plaint ffTs. Office and Postotfiee Address, No.

HC Mon-tnsue street, Hrnoklyn, N. Y. To Anna Christina Stomberff. individually and a administratrix of Fred Tvar Htonibfrjc, also known as Frederick Ptomberff. deceased; Fredoriek H.

Stombers and Fred I. Stnmberg. defendants, to he served by publication. Tin1; foregoing summons is served upon Ity publication pursuant to an order of Hon. Vtusscll nonediet.

one the justices of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, dated. October 1st, lf-13, and filed with the complaint in the office of the Clerk or tne ouniy 01 mhb. in the Rorough of Rrooklyn, City and Stato of New York. County of Kings. Dated, Brooklyn, X.

October ROM13IIV1L1.B SOMRRVTLLK. Attorneys for rinintlffs. Office and Fostnmcn Address, No- 132 Mon-taguo street, Brooklyn, N. Y. o23-6t th "COUNTY CO CRT.

KtNGS COUNTY-Sigmund Slegeinmn. plaintiff, njralnst Teter Schober and olhrs, defendants In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered In tha nhove-entltled action, and hearing date Ihe ninth day of October. iQia I. ihe undersigned, the referee in sai I judgment named, will soil at public auction to the highest ma-ier. oy i.

navies rnongooj. auctioneer, at Ihe Brooklyn Real Estnte F.x-chango, No. ISO Montague street, In the Hor-onph nf Brooklyn, 'ounly of Kings, on the fifth diy of November, 1013, at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed by said JudRment to be sold, and therein described as fallows: All thnt certain lot. niece or parcel or land. with the buildings and Improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and Deing tne nor- ough of Brooklyn, City and state or New York, and nounuen aim aescrmen as ronowa: Beginning at a point on the southerly side of Hamburg avenue, distant fifty (50) feet west er! from the corner formed by the Intersection of the southerly side of Hamburg avenue with the westerly side of Bleecker street; running thence southerly and parallel with Bleecker street and partly through a narty wall, ninety (90) feet: thence westerly and parallel with Hamburg avenue twenty-five teet; inence norineriy ami again parallel with Bleecker street and partly through ati-uther party wall ninety (DO) feet to the southerly side nf Hamburg avenue, and thence easterly along the southerly side of Hamburg avenue, twenty-five Cfii feet to the point or place of beginning.

Said premises leing known as and by the street number 272 Hamburg avenue. Dated, Oftoher 14, IfMS. LOl'IS It. HICK. Referee.

David Siegelman, Plnfntlff's Attorney, 217 Havemeyer street, Brooklyn. X. Y. oH-7t tu th A n3 3UPRKMB COURT. KINGS COUNTY Anna C.

Wllle, plaintiff, against Freda Conron and Thomas Bennetts, defendants In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the above-entitled action, and bearing date the day cf September, 1913. the undersigned, the referee in satd judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by Charley nhon-good. auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. No. 189 Montague street.

In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on iht day of October, at 12 o'clock noon, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows: All that certain piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and Improvements thereon erected, situate, lying an 1 being in the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the south westerly side of Mackay place, dlstunt one hundred and five (MS) feet nine M) inches southeasterly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the southwesterly sido of Mackay place with the southeasterly aide of Nar- rows running thence southwesterly at right angles to Mackay place ninety-one (91) feet eight (S Inches; thence southeasterly forty (40) feet: thence northeasterly at right angles to Mackay place eighty. nine feet eleven (11) Inches to the southwesterly side of Mackay place; thence northwesterly along the southwesterly side of Mackay place forty (40) feet to the point or place of beginning. Dated October 6th. 1913.

1 BENJAMIN AMM-ERMAN. Referee. Palmer A Series, Plaintiff's Attorneys, 46 Cedar street. Borough of Manhattan. New York Clty ofi-tit-m th "ilTPHEMB COURT.

STATE OF NEW YORK Abo S. Kuhn, plaintiff, against Rose A. Bsuchens, Robert H. McLaughlin and Jackson Brothers Realty Company, defendants. Trial desired in Nussau County To the above named dff-ndants: You are hereby summoned to an swer the complaint in tills action, and to serve a ropy of your answer on the plaintiff attor- nry withtn twenty cut days alter the service this summons, exclusive of the day of service; and in case of your failure to appear, or answer, Judgment will be taken against you bv default for the relief demanded In th complaint.

Dated New York. August 1, 1913. JtLIUS m. lowenstkin. Plaintiff's Attorney.

Office and Postotde nd.lresB, 149 Broadway. Manhattan, New York City. To Robert H. McLaughlin and Jackson Brothers Realty Company: The foregoing summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of Hon. Russell Benedict, a Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, dated the 29th day of September.

1913, and filed on the 3uth day of September. 1913. in the office of the clerk of the County of Nassau, In the Town of Mlneola, County of Nassau, State of New York, the original summons and complaint having been filed in said orllce on the tlh day of August, 1913. Dated September 30, 1913. Youre, etc.

JULIUS M. LOWEVSTEIN. Plaintiff's Attorney. Office and Postoifiep address U'J Inroad ay. Manhattan, New Xork City, o- it th 'I Arcanum Yacht Club.

I Belle-Harbor Y. Club. White 191 K7 NtlMoore 143 129 212 Boche 137 244 200Ptlug 139 166 142 Shannon 172 188 1M Pearaall 146 166 166 Jennings 136 200 151 1 St. John 166 18- 118 McKnlne 176 178 20S Hawkins 148 130 2 Total 812 977 89oj Total 762 771 ttl Silk League. to Miss Julia Lombard Hubbard, daugh-1 the Manhattan Chess Club, informs The ter of T)r.

L. L. Hubbard, regent of the I agie that the first meeting of the win-University of Michigan. teT season will be held in the parlors -r T.r.-r I of the Hotel Martha Washington, 2J Eust CASTE LLO WINS AT FOOL. I Twenty-ninth street, Manhattan, on Castello defeated O.

M. Cohen by a i day afternoon, November 4. It Is ox- John A Jamett I)obpi-n. Schefer, Schramm 148 166 139 Vogel. 137 161 149 Bischof 133 116 126 137 177 156 Laaher 163 138 134 146 127 163 Wandclt 101 13 136 222 116 160 Flach -152 121 164 I yan Kuren 134 194 171 Total 790 746 767 Total 705 733 751 score 01 in to zu in last mgnL inaic.u i In the Elite pool tournament.

Cohen had a high run of 7, one better, than I Costello's best mark. BOWLING GAMES TONIGHT. Greater New York Individual Dunbar vs. Mahlcnbrock, at Peerless alleys. Offenheiser'vs.

Cohn. at Pastime alleys. American National. Gotham I'rIhco, unelda -Spartan at White Klvphant alleys. rniversal fall tournaiiienl Uroadway vs.

Dltmas al Universal Woodmen of America Ocean Hill No. 1 vs. Ocean Hill No. 2. at Gotham Palace alleys.

Morning Newspaper Ueague World vs. Tress at Grand Central alleys. Silk Lraguo Victor and Acholls vs. Sclnvarz-onbneh. luber and Company at White I-Jle-pliant alleys.

Koynl Arcanum League Dauntless-H el-coine-liravura at Superbn alleys. Knights of Columbus Carroll-La Sallo-Montuuk at tlrand Central alleys. Kings County Uoya) Adirondack No. vs. Adirondack No.

2 at-I'nlversal alleys. Hnptasorh Hendrik Hudson vs. Jamaica at Superba Indrpendent Order of Foresters Star of Hope No. 1 vs. Gates No.

2 at I'nlversal alleys. Stock Exchange league Dick Hrothers and Company-A. Upper Company-Halgarten Company at Orand Central alleys. Export League. FIRST SERIRS.

S. W. Co- I Norton 120 1271 Fowler Am, A Sons. 1.10 510 179 10 93 403 513 Softy Johnston Sanford Total S. Softy Johnston San ford 167 1 40 1 lirjndreth 177 l6i Brt'ckstedt 464 43! Total SECOND SF.R1ES.

W. Co. I Raymond Cadley Corp. 144 13." Sloane 123 16,, JoH 150 Meycnberg 153 13 194 Hadlty 159 1SJ Total 491 4l.i Total 433 430 THIRD PKRIBS. Xorton 8ons.

p.iti-tnond Cadley Corp. Fowlsr 192 141 sloane 14 U9 Hracksledt 13S 1.11 1 Mcvcnbers; 118 Brandreth 164 1341 Smith IM I lladley 192 Total 494 4110 I Total 434 5J American National. FIRST Algonquin Tllnc, 151; t'ahlll 160; Ounn, 135; Pquirs, 175; Jloynahan. 201. Totul, S52.

Hackrnsaok VVhr-clmcn Mackay. 1S2; Filch, 157; Offmihelser, 140; Cotte, 161; Christie, 178. Total, ms. RUCOND GAMI1 Ardslcy Desmond. 1.16; lidler, 176: Splelman, 21)2; Kh-lmert, 221; Wulff, 13.

Total, 921. Hackensack Wheelmen Mackay, 167; Fitch, 155; Offenheiscr, 119; Cotto, 194; Christie, 117. Total, 7S2. THIRD GAME. Ardsley Desmond, 159; Edler, 185; Splelman, 160; Klelnet't, Ml; Wulff, 150.

Total, 845. Algonquin Uluo, 1511: Cahill, 153; Gunn, 164; Squire, 184; Moynahan, 179, Total, 836. Ben Franklin League. FIRST GAME. Run Hanlfy, 169: Klnny.

121; Cyphers, ISO; Robertson. 201; l.anfeld, 160. Total. XJ4. Carey Xo.

1 143; Morsfoldcr, 131; Koeplin, 108; Cornish. 136; Davia, 143. Total, 667. SECOND GAME. Sun Hanlfy, 171; Ktnney, 144: Cyphers, 140; Robertson, 131; l-anftfcld.

Total. 781. Mlnden Miirltett Gordon. ISi; Soberer. Frank Hchcror, 174; Hunting, 123; Tutlle, 1.6; 131.

Total. 803. THIRD GAM 13. Carey No. I Snyder, 113; Morsfelder, 119; Koepllu, 123; Cornish, 112; Davis, 193.

Total, oso. Mlndn Burkett Hunting, 173; Fred Schcrer, 1S2; Frank Si-herer, 147; Gordon, 1S2; Tullle, 123. Tolal, S07. Bank Clerks. FIRST GAMB.

Clty-Martln, 179; l.leneck, 145; Storms, 139; Heikcr. Total, Hank of Savings ItHNter, 129; More, Ferguson, 151; Hoblnaon. 177; I'rylbll, 166; 152: 174. loiai, "mvn A KI. Second' N'atlnnal tirower, 150; Pavlleek, R'lelnlnKrr.

114; Kclltr, 156; Messner, 134. 612. Hank of Savings Haxler, 178: More. 154; Ferguson, 154; Robinson, 158: I'rvlbil, J70. Total, SIS.

THIRD GAMK1. Second National llrower, T'nvllcek. 115; lloehrlnger. 167; Seller, 169; Messner, 186. Total, 780.

Clly Mnrlln, 132: T.lenet-k, 143; storms, HI; MacKcnny, 130; Bockfr, 160. Total, 70S). Knights of Columbus. FIRST Santa Mnrla Daley, 163: Courtney. HO; Beandry, Hacnldn, 167; Moran, HI).

Total. 001. New Amsteritnm Borrett, 110; Connir, 1'2: Nclla, 143; Stewart. 141; Merit. 159.

Tolal, 665, SKCOND GAMB. Vorkvllle Rrady, 178: Shea, ltflj Sullivan. 123; Porter, I.15; Formby, 1(50. Total. 6111.

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