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THE DAILY REVIEW, SATTODAT. APBEL 2, 1921
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IN W. CROSS WILL GIVE BOYS JENEFIT OF HIS ATHLETIC KNOWLEDGE
vlile Ontr.-. April 2.—John W. Cross, of this village haa purchased from Mrs.^<Jiltfy. Falrchlld, an arttiit. a farvn of 118 acre?; at nhlnehe<"k, N. V. f)n the properly la a fourle<-ii ro«m house, large »»nrn, garage, hennery, workhouw, li'Chousp and two jrrecn- h«uses, t60 feet long. It is located ft hout three tnilei^ rant, of rnil»iel>eck V'.l- higp and the Albany Pont road.
The place la Ideal for a camp, there heing u large lake within Its bonlers. nnd Mr. Croaa Intends to convert It to sueh uiw by conducting a boys enmp iind health fnrm tlu-re from Jnne IS to SeiJtember 14.
.There are three ways to reaeh the camp, and each la a pleasant trip. Unrita stop at Kingston Point nnd a ferry crosses to r/.blnecllff. Tho N. 't. Central trains : sorve Rhlnecliff also. Tbe Albany State road l^-ads direct to rtblneb<>ck Village nnd fhe etimii Is but a short distance east.
.Mi» CrtisH proposes, to fit the camp ii|> in superb atyle nnd will take per¬ sonal c'nnrge of the atmetle iimijse- mentm wooileraft and otfil»r thinjN that >ro to rnak*- up enmp ll<e. He was mov¬ ed to establishing the he.illh resort by numerous commenta heard coneemlng parents' desiring; to send their Iwiys lo enmp but being reluctant to have them go to Maine and other lonfr distant points.
Mr. Cross will have as a jiarlner in the boys' camp. Henry K. Plgorsh. a noted expert Hwlmmer and athlete. These men have h.id suih a Iook perio<l of'expel'lenee in this work, tbat pa.r- eiits sending their boys to thf crimti may fi-i^l s.afe tbat th.' boys will be well taken rare of. aiuf trained care¬ fully alona body building lines, and even deveioiiment.
.\lr. Cro.ss has hnd much exjieri'Tice in handling boys, botb In bnsiness. hh Wi'll as u volunteer work.'r for boys ill ehilm and f-luire!->f'H and tlie boys hold him in high regard, for be has Jl young nnd fighting heart, anfl he has the resiHTt iin(t eonfldence of the boys' pn rents.
•Start of His Career
Tie started in "Wall slr.'el,^' al the .Tgo of 14 as a page on the floor of tho .v. Y. Stock Kxehnnge and in two months secured a position with .i.u- niielln and UeCoppet. Stork Kxchange Brokers. He received several promo¬ tions nud fit the age of 31 was made Cenertil .Vliiihager of the firm. In lUlO when he held his 25th silver.annivers¬ ary with tho firm, there wi'ri^ many Roekvilie Centre friends pre'sent among the 200 as.<»embled at the banaiiet. At the ,age of 4.1 Mr. Cross wfls made s p.nrtner of the firm In 1911!—It lielng tbe first lime In the history of the Jiouse, Ihat a clerk had risfn from the r.-inks to become a firm member.
Mr. Cross resigned two years uko, nf¬ ter the death and retirement of the original members of the old firm, and now wl«K^S¦ InT'ehgagp In" boys' w.a^k and live In the open.
eHecTitlve nnd romniitte*^ worker In I athletlcif for hoyn and younir men for j over thirty years, nnd was engaged In I athletic work as a competitor frrtn^, IRSr. to IM>. He was Kccwtai-y of the Physical Work I>ei»*. st C.rcenpoint Y. j M. C. A. for twelve years. Chairman ofl Ueccptltin In Oymnasliim for eight | yearn and a lender In "gym" work fori ten years. He wtts Secrrtary onil lead¬ er In the t..ender»' C<!>rp4 of fhe 23r(l i Btreet Y. M. C. A. for eight yoars. Critic i of the Old Championship IJjisketlMlI j Team of 23rd Street Y. M. C. A. fori tbr»>«> years. Captain of the Wrestlinfj, Team of the snroe branch and Chair¬ man of the Record Committee for out¬ door athletics among -N'. y.-<:ity Y. M. C. A. Bmnches for the N. T. City Branches Kxecutlve tattler; for live years.
He sorveil as flandleajjper of thc Kastern StJiles Division of tho Athletic I>eagiie of North America of the Y. M, c;. A. for twelve years, rc«'olvlng the liOHltlon by appointment f.rpm George T. Hepbron, secretary of the organis¬ ation at thnt time nnd now the l=3<Ulor nf Sp.l'.ildlng's Basketlfc'ill Guide of the A. A. V.
He ulso served iis >Iandlcapper of the Sunday Sehool Athletic lA>afnie of Bro«iklyn for two years. an(J was Hecre- \ ftiry and Treasurer .and President of the Stock Kx.'hange Bowling l.eague for ten years.
fn 1900 und 1901 he handled thc Boys and Senior fJepartment of Athletic Work at the Tompkinsville Y. M. e. A. and In 1901 and 1902 he was Physical Director of Greenpoint Y. M. C. A. and manager of the orlghLal Rubber Five Basketball Team of Creepolnt.
From 1899 to 1907 he vvas Physical Diret'tor of the Fenimore Street Church. Flatbush, athletic class, wllrH three ilivl sions—the Fenimore Sireet Tenm win¬ ning the Banner iind Championslilp ..r the Sunday School Athletic l.eagiie in 190.1.
Active in Home Town '"¦
He was physical director at the Por j ish Hall Athletic Class In Rockvill.. ; Centre for two years and mtiny of this cliisH are now members of the lociil .American Legion.
For ten years Mr. Cross served as Chairman of the Athletic Committee of the old Rockville t~"cntre Ciub :ind wa.--- manager of the celebrated b:isl<elbal! team for thc same periml.
As an athlete, he came up from tlie bottom in a conservative manner, be¬ ing most careful In training until lie secured his growth. After u five yeiii course in body building he made maii\ records on track and field In Y. .M. C. ,\ and op.'n games and won 65 all round <-onlests during a period of ten years. Ho wns a flve.Jotler man in 1897 when he sctiired letters for I'oolhnll, gymnas¬ tic advaneed team, all round champion¬ ship, (outdoor and indoor) middleweight wrestling chtimpionsliip.
In 1897 In outdoor, work hc scored ten first places in a single day on track
had the hono/^ of making the all roVinrt team flv.- years coiuwwuitlvfiy and the individual all round chumplonship among the N. T. City branches »>f the V. M. C. A. for three years.
fmportant rerordit that still stnnd to his credit are Americin reconl in push UPH (dIpH on the parallel liar) with 47 times. Middle HtnlcM record In throwing the hammer from stand (no turns, and rojio handle). 70 <*on- secutive wins in tho push iips, never having he<n defeateil in .,this event in competition, lyhU'h was ulso trtM In the all round strength lest whi<'h inc.iideyi pull ups, push lips and rojn' climb— winning this style of test 5.1 times.
.Mr. Cross is ranged os folMws: '*These n-cords are secondary; what really coiint.s Is even <levcIopmenl, liody build¬ ing and good health. In IS91 7 welghcsV 160 Ibs. In gym. attire, today; 30 years later, 1 hnve vailed but 2 Ibs. in Weight, and I still feel like a young man. i'or- hiipB If I didn't try to comb my bair with a l.iwel mornings, und we had no looking glii.«».«ics, I would believe I wns only 2.T. We can all feel young, if we nre careful while mowing. We must nnt let the boy do too much while In his 'toons.' He needs giKxl food nour¬ ishment, plenty, of fresh nlr. timl ac tlvity, for idleness Ii\nds to mischief." Partner Has Record T'm>
Mr. Cross is very entlmsiastlc us re¬ gards APr. Pigorsli. IiIk partner jii (he
work. Here wc h.-»-.c :i fine t.'-pc nl" long .•ind honorable career with his wife miin :in yeJirs of age, who has had a on the concert Stngc, >yaii .Mr. ai»^ ^rs. Pliarorsb being v(vu1 urtlsis of hIgW rank, "
Mr. Plgorsh Is -.x nof«>«l swimmer, h.'is ha<l the best f.tmilies lo* pupils whilf at Co^1ey Inland, .Manhaium Beaeh an.) l.onB Beach, and Ibcs.. jwo- ple havi' become his friends, iind pre¬ dict a bright future for' him In his new work among boys In crimp life. In 14 years he haf: brought In closo to .too pcotile from the billowy w;tvo#, he has never lost a life, and he Is a pow¬ erful swimmer as well as a successful teacher.
He hns hnd 7 years experience with the Roliindow Inslltut.^, one of the very best Physical Culture gyronosium.s In tills eoimtry.
Mr. Plgorsh .««?rvc<l In thc Woi-ld's War as an fxiH'rt In taking moving pictures of war scenes, and itome iif tho best scenes thrown on thc sere'-'!! since the war cnme from his ramem.
Ho Is gifteil with Judgtpent in First Aid, can teach woo<lcraft und undor- sl.ands msiny trades very nisessiiry in camp life-and a'ld fo the boy.
Jfr. Cross bus iilr<>ady seeuri'd .xome l?oys from Itockville f*en,lre. whose pur <nls came foi-wiird nnd offered llielr 1k).\s as .soon jis tbey heanl of the plan.
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RufMIng Trades and Team^ers IKht —OU:«r Ntrike.<i Tltreatened
Rochester, N. T,. April 1'.—n«tWPon 3,WW and .0«W workers i«lcntirtt«d vr/itli thc building trades went on strike yes- lerdft' ber?ause of the iiminieuco of ren- tr.utors in refusing to renew the 19*20 agreement unle.-w provisiori wa^ made in it for a wage rorluctlon of fifteen ptT cent.
Teamsters also went on strike In c<in- swjuencc nf tbe union's action in rejct- ing ll/ \li';igo agro»'m«'nt wbieii provid«sl fi/r a general wage retlu'lion.
A thn-atefied strike of chaurfenra was averted by rcceijit of a lelegntm from International Headquarters, which .sug- gestcM that such action be deferred. '
Rumors of a strike of tnotormi'n and conductors which would tie up tr.itfli- in th..' cities of Kocbestcr. .''yraciisc and I'tUa, were heard, following iinnoimce- ment of tbo request of tbe New Vork Stale railways that the men accept i wage cul of 25 per cent. Thn trolley- men's agreement d(H>s not expiife until Mny 1.
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Mlrtv'ola. April 2.-Winiara M. Mott, of Frei'iKirt. hiu? bf*n ap|x>inted person¬ al attendant to the Supreme Court .liistlrc silting nt aflneoUi Court House.
His appoliicnient w;is riuide by .lustjces Strong and Juyc-ox nnd follows tbe as¬ signment of .John Punn. formerly per¬ sonal attendant to Justice Townsend Scudder, to the App<»late Division of Supreme Conrt.
Mr. Mott who was formerly clerk .lustice .Strong when he was surroga' of .Suffolk C.iunty. w.w .¦rworn in by County Clerk Thomas .«^. Cheshire today.
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