The evening world. Newspaper, May 2, 1917, Page 14

oe rec re ——— iis i tt SS —_—_—— Kilbane Does Everything but Knock Out Welsh in Ten-! Round Bout Here. Conrrigyt, 1917, Press Pubiishing Oo, ‘he Ree Vert tvecing Writ OHNNY KILBANBE, featherweight champion, didn't knock out Freddy Welsh last night. That's the only | thing he didn’t do to Freddy, Lack of | ® decision furnishes the eole excuse ‘Welsh has to-day for clinging to the Ughtweight title. Kilbane completely outboxed and outfought him in every one of the ten rounds—outfought him #0 far that the pawing, cuffing, cling- ing lightweight champion looked a sorry joke, The announced weignis were: Welsh 139 pounds, Kilbane 130 pounds, Kil- bane confided to me just before the bout began that he weighed in at 129| pounds. H id that he ate as much | 4s he could all through his training to et somewhere near Welsh’s weight. | carried no superfluous fat, how- Both looked well trained and The Manhattan A. C, was #0 packed with spectators that over an hour before the main bout went on only a few $10 and $15 seats were to be had, and then the guards at tho doors heid up ticket holders and allowed them in one at a tine to relieve the conges- tion in the aisles, At least a thou- sand who were unable to procure tickets stood outside in tho street listening to the sounds from inside and trying to guess how the battle was going. Kilbane was first in the ring. Welsh soon followed. The feathorweight champion’s face was one broad smile, But when’the bell rang he went right after Welsh in a businessitke way | that put the lightweight title holder on the defensive at once, Kilb: shook Welsh badly with a right- hander that slipped around his guard and landed somewhere along the side of his jaw. Immediately Welsh clinched and held, Kilbane began to laugh. He looked entirely confident. | He stood up straight and danced | around Welsh, who crouched and cov-| ered his head with close-folded for arms. Now and then Welsh dabbed| at Kijbane with his left hand, with half open glove, at the same instant throwing himself forward and reach. | ing for Kilbane’s waist with a claw-| ing right, It was tap and grab all the way with Welsh. Tap and grab—tap and grab. Apparently he haw forgot- ten the days whon he used to box. He hes @ system now that enables him to go through all these ten-round bouty without much risk. But Freddy still has one thing: he} By Bozeman Bulger. out of three will be called to the col- | delphia, while Berry 1s a resident of this city. aoe is hard to hit and hard op. Con. | HILE the possibility of base-| Ors unless he should volunteer. Nelson Murray Mathews of Chicago, captain of last fall's Univer- | e e clu fident that Welsh couldn't or wouldn't | ball Deing put Out Of DUBIN eee ieee salves intantry | Sity of Pennsylvania football team, has also applied for a commission OT Ape ater 4 poor tice eae by the Selective Draft Law is drill, so as to be well schooled whe in the new Federal army soon to be organized. Mathews appeared at grab, Kilbane, after a round or two,| imminent, the heads of the two ma- the call comes, the local recruiting station in the Commercial ‘Trust Building and asked Seldom took the trouble to block «| Jor leagues are taking the matter) ‘ n- || how best to go about achieving his ambition, and was told that it would blow. He shifted from side to sid teal) Nelt Ban do} Pie vain broke up another weil 4 gi : phildsophically. Neither y FORM tended battle between the Giants and | be well for him to send his application to the headquarters of the West- Jumped this way and that, wearched | son nor Gov. Tener expects to be able | tended battle botwoen the Cimuls xt continually for openings, and hi t b no * her W ooklyn yeaterda nd neither Mc ‘ Distric! a Cc Hee ee eae md to begin the regular scason next year. |Graw 1 oh were diaampotit= 78 Army District, Federal Building, Chicago or sy suffer rom lightest chance to push a ve If it will be of help t oun- : | - ahaha be er and several! through, Now and then he sent a imo laul? at hatore ; a ys 3 blow home, and as Welsh stiffened up| tf" they sald, just before Mr. Jobn- | days ure ne: ae ere on his heels Johnny drove in one won left for Washington, “there will! shape. In mie Feld two more before the lightweight title| be no unwillingness on the part of , Dean) BR ae hel holder could hug him again, baseball people to temporartly @ban- | gave cannot get going at all, | > : don the great natlonal sport. It Is a| | : » times Welsh threw his | wonat g's en-|Jobnuy Griffith and immediately renumed training BVBRAL times wi. in{auestion of everybody being for the] —Heinie Zimmerman stilt has @ | Benny Leonard, the ring’s most sen- | Jobany Grifita ang immediately Sevan See head in hard as he clinched, In rags ball stands ready to! stioht Limp Sational lightweight, will make his next | to is tem peg ares tha third: round mages: Loan a dae aists that he will play third basc | aPpoares * in t ated abiihe Sines ‘ ais ight, to to awing left and broug elbow | & when the fun starts, Charley Her m.nt Rink one week from to-morro mlddlomeight. Hl Pak in @ hard half-arin swing, strik A majority of players will not] sag is of the same notion night when he boxes Walter M the Robie, mer porte ing Kilbane's cheek bone This be affected by the first draft, but Pore _| Fused Brooklyn boxer. peonen. peed eee brought a sharp protest from Kilbane! gach inroads will be made on the ‘Te prepare him for the long summer] oy Le RP | PD Al mahal yy to the referee and a storm of hisses! younger and arried players: that eatepalgn, Moraw Is keeping Middle- Gt po oli Peete A ae dea Ri aie tithe Die the seventh round |! Wil not be sible to wtart Next) i yn” Becomes. thoroughly familiar| Wink tomorrow night De con't vatertans | at Alveny Kilbane swung a right over Welsh's | Year. There will be enough players) with the big league batters, Middie- | wy the Gunner dosn't take on more weght- fe designed guard, driving him to the ropes and left, even if all the younger men are) ton ts badly handicapped in that w 8Y | alee Agape ton making his Knees bend. Welsh was] choven, to play out this season, In| he does not know @ single one arena. (yp Ae Ie v4 in distress for a moment, and then h the opposing hitters. He sits by Mo-| ‘tommy Garvigan, the Cleveland mbidieweight, | bill the bell rang, The inatant the eighth | he two major leagues there are soMe- | Graw's side during every game and | wil) make bie first appearance in thi city at the | of paamge iu the Asem)! began Kilbane rushed Welsh hard, | thing like 200 at swithin the age listens intently to the directions] Fairmont A, C. on Saturday night when he Lor! poids Yelle and Youngs Wades will weet in s , Ms duty, given other pitchers. His eagerness | Ciiet Tumer, the full bloodet Indian boxer, WD) 1.) Teature tthe Armory 4, 4, of Boston trying to renew his advantage. Welsh | limits and Hable to military | r the feal weathered the attack, but used the yy t w Irilled mon | t? learn, according to McGraw, KS! bus been soring auch scene since his arrival here, 00° ys eaiay elbow two or three times more, Kil. | Ma" analy . : the Louisville star ast Smith, who knocked out Nick Olen of ae bane was too busy to protest. His BOW - min Che aati final to the Welsh Kilba Dundee Win er Simler, apeed bewildered Welsh, who stopped h wre twenty-seven minor wh the Yanks at last “ night, wil) box Shamus O'Brien at Rocky) BOSTON, May Johnny Dundee of hitting and covered his head w unting all the amall fry hington they did not sur un Ms k won the decision ov Chick croased = arms. Ibane — whir pil tas r without @ protest. In one ©: Horanton in their twelve-round @round and around him, and Welsh clubs are made up almo: run-up affairs where two run-| Charlie Hayes bore Danny Rraas at Rockaway Armory ACA ast might | clinching iw oo, grinned f young men, reent-| ners are crowded on third base and! Friday night end Tominy Farrell at the Yor Ser aany heed tank Mosk AA his amu mt avolded the of married players in the minor with th: all Donovan claims | Syorting Club Monday might hte, but t 4 did not featherweight chainplon’s earnest ate | ye cuoy iy s nail conigarsd with thac| tat Umpire Dineen ahew a heye Young Brown and Kaule Doi e colored er nim. The Ber Bion boxer peers 10: Fe) home anoiber Tey int eee a Be oe ae tee Vacate Win bar. ot the Clement ak 60 st of the mix-ups did some a the ise: two fF as mene) tp . Le pe ULe byl " Raturday night, In the swond ten-rouad feature | poog punching. A number of times he tried sc anxiously that his hittin Mr. Johnson ts of the opinion that | manager played the & i under tine | Joe Burman and Duteh Brandt will cross arms, | APOC OPRIS ght ‘under Dundee's heart penne Pings aroun wise Leet fits } out it ‘ He tO} feet h m » main tr ‘uble| gt Harry of wl have be dup , und him, ke him " et on the game ne mal Yuble | Jimmy ‘ Mobr te Welle. and out and around him. kept ring, for the} with the Yanks, however, Wax that) to tox the ten-tound semifinal to the Jack Bete! yn Sy ay Aivaltan Mane: ar covering and clinching, it falied to Hil that. all the tminor{they could not hit Harper, while the| ten AMike O'Dowi bout at the Broadway Sportion |. ALT AN Sto stat Wells of Eng ere Pont ais aoand was, r Senators be Shawkey hard (iad nest ‘Thee Av the same clu) dand in a ten-round bout here last night battle short. His speed was dazzling. | 1, 1 which t leagues | * [Peco nerettyer” Crom end Young dacs | (ONG 10.8 ens tnd eet tour rounds eat t made Welsh look slow as be a vem U'lirien will be i in ous of the Wier that. Mohr, did some good two- Fe rete end Welsh was somewhat |“ bares to in| gadite, Athletics are at last in es i Pt Be ilenting through 10-1) battered. On Kilbane's face was \ \ » dot ague and may have a cha ; vi ‘ hat ev fe sitld 1 be to] During batting practice the other Ted Lewis, Jimmy Johnaton's clever walter Giants To. meting put 6.4 Fee eee ide sacha cum |oscin tonmes hoes total’ tee: tenor ore (Gap ATs Coe illoacen Does Your Husband Drink ? Druggist Tells How to Cure a oa o The Liquor Habit at Home * (Fipto way Free Prescription Can Be Filled at) Any Drug Store and Given Secretly pare a ‘aruniard, and ‘ low) and told her how had it filled at the drug & 4 It to. him vec The : laftling, Ina fow weeks t ago, and he has not t 4 Le He now oocupies & position o fe enthustastic in his efforts to overcome the liquor habit. He he ean best do thia by making same formula which cured him the prescription ' drug store and |. Drop one p or any liquid ' iy husband was drunk from t to fou After putting the pow o for four days he red token a drink eince, week mer in his coff UP and has no NATIONAL LEAGUE. Clube. Mt. Loule, 9 Baseball Closes Shop After Present Season, | familiar with the Army Jill that comparatively few of the play- ill So Cripple Forces Tha’ ers will be taken In first draft, as It Would Be Useless to Open every community has to contriby Parks After Present Sched- ules Are Completed. | aed de _BEST SPO TING PAGE IN NEW YORK “Per HOW KILBANE WHIPPED WELSH Ww. LL. P.C, Chicago, 9; 61. Loule, 0. |Ban Johnson and Gov. Tener of Opinion That Selective Draft ot we MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE. 492 * 425 Pitw'gh., 7 11 389) N. York. 76 598 Brook's. 8 7 900 || 86 Leals, 87 533 RESULTS OF GAMES VESTERDAY Washington, 3; New Tork, 2 Chicago va, Detsolt (rata) Glevetand vs. % Louie (rain). Philedetphis (rain), 4 7 88 63 5 7 ’ 5 watt ve. Pitebargh (rela). GAMES TO-DAY. York at Washington, Philadelphis st Boston, Chieago at Cleveland Detroit at St. Lous. Cloctnnat! at Chienge. St Loule at Piitebargh. Say Big League Heads ——— close up shop. We are ready and willing to answer the call,” It hag been pointed out by officers 1ola—hot all. The players, istered in their home towns, dof the big cities where they will only furnish a certain per- centage. In other words, it ts cal- culated that not more than one man players got in a scrap on the field. Yes, the Athletics begin to look i a regular ball club | rain uld the at th wns have dy pulled a << Lang Knocks Ont Tate . whlek i i“ May 2--Sam Langford | “is not te what ton knocked out Bill Tate of New eu fort P.| York in the fifth round of a scheduled | is 3h RONG TD twelve-round bout here last night, A ‘ iptton |TEht hook to the Jaw which Sam put ehieneriptton | vee when ‘Tate was holding did the 1 p | trick INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE, STANDING OF THE CLUBS, Cube WL PC. | Clune, Wh. BO, Baltimer Mechemer 6 7 Newark. Voreate,, 6 7 mee. 6 6 .500 | Montes: 5 5 ‘345 brcamend 7 8 .467 | Mullale,, 3 10 RESULTS YESTERDAY, Buffalo, 16; Richmond, 9, Rochemer va, Newark rain Toronto va Providence (rain Baltimore ys, Montreal (rain GAMES TO-DAY, Wochester at Newark. Monireal at Baltimore ‘Toronto m Providence, inohae hs Lain Wie Ge hades. are hae bias aid 8 Copyright, 1917, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World). Vn Wes Vw? UNCoveR TTL BANE DanceD AmeuND Hum Leontine FOR, OPENINGS CONTEMPTUOUS OF FREDDY'S TAPS AG Seo STRAMHT AND Carr WMSELP WIDe Seen Tus MITTLE STINT Seamer To ANKO Meredith and Berry, Penn Stars, To Enlist in Aviation Corps PHILADELPHIA, May 2.—Two of old Penn's most noted athletes, Ted Meredith and Howard Berry, bave gone to Washington to file their papers for the United States Army Aviation Corps. Meredith is prob- ably the greatest of all half dnd quarter mile runners and Berry is cer- tainly one of the greatest all around athletes in the history of sport. Meredith's home was in Media, Pa., but he has been living in Phila- LEGION’S BLANK OF ENROLLMENT New York Sporting Legion, Enrolled by The Evening World: 1 hereby enroll myself as a member of the New York Sporting Legion, subject to call for enlistment in the service of Uncle Sam. AGE +. WEIGHT... HEIGHT Remarks: (Fill out above blank and mail to Sporting Legion Editor, Evening World, Pulitzer Building, 63 Park Row.) é h “Bugs” Baer by The Prem Pultiahi @ York Brening World.) DONOVAN has released Sit Love. The Yi were the onfj team that Stit could beat. 4 PON his fans, pe a July Fourth they will be breakiti® fords, Clark Griffith wins ali Dit re April kourth ae % by - EASILY, seating capacity would include the ic! Frewrd ony Taxing the « Wevsn's errectiwe Puce Ts sporting aren WAS LANDED Whit eda eras’ if ice skating rink i WS EL Bow LE ee The United States army wilt be very ct. The membershiv will be limited to ten million. Sporting Legion | _ Membership Now \°" Near 1,400 Mark’ soap malamaia _|ponent no doubt he will tell him to | first qo and make a reputation wit A very close lightwe fought in Philadeiphia won by one run ight battle The was vietots be YEA RO, | Those Enrolled in Boveri | Latest Names Enrolled \a cweus. | ing World's Patriotic In the Sporting Legion; you sap it | Body Required to Be, ACit Mme nt ENROL LED—1299 picking up. Leo S855 Jettgmon At 2 We Bye 8 Walter Johnson has decided to out ‘ cut his slow ball. He discovered that | it was only slow going up. Present at Twelfth) } A : Regiment Armory at] Hs se 1 o’'Clock Saturday )} Afternoon for Parade}")!:" hia opponents to a4 runs, hate a H 1 vy s Cine ati shut-out and Review. CHARLES | -_—__ Loe Nn eh LIL’ GINGER. ry member enrolled in the WILLIAM, No, 266 Wem Une Ht A pitcher can't help throwing 9 ion, without further and my he bad trike nC Falkenberg. Cy is so tar is required to be present URES ll Wa al ie Beat i at the Twelfth Regiment Armory, |/ituon. fish 5 Ke Columbus Avenue and Sixty-firet | clAiik: ‘bimiAh, “So,"ino Wi Fs Son hada e ibelbk oune treet, at o'cloc jaturday | tisrh var afternoon for a parade and re |CHRISTESSES. anon pownds to get in the army. The view. On orders from the Police | ct'itit. Jui - Government doesn't tcant any of I be necessary | oitith Willis R our soldiers to yct caught in mouse je one half hour |g iN 8 NG Pv prgghn es peat garlier than originally AWN, DANIEL! Nut P very member who eived a | CRONIN’ MIRE Nn The notice from the Naval Reserve RAVPLLA, jaws If you read Chink style, Buffalo ie headquarters requiring his pres: Witten, So, ras leading the International League. ence at 1.30 will kindly note the 1 MSIL ER, Nos $< change of time and be present at DANIEL TaN. 1 o'clock. RO JOSEPH, No. 238 Nine Clubs ‘that desire to furnish j VARESE ESS. Sol ig West aMemieny ay escorts for the legion will. also Al $ 10 Towykine P oeey ce by the change in DHISEHEL, GORGE F. No. 101 Ruse st., | Owing to the destruction of the stand 9 y . reat Thee mm |at Belm Park Terminal, arrange- Wri NE, SS Shag Thiet 88. | Ment nh made by the United ‘ening World's ide: xd . ciation to throw J Hunts AMERY ' ng a Sporting Lé » patrons of the rae oie tn bellowed resulted in a patriotic response he race will be és fro eld tha f th from New York sporting men. ‘ the. ‘finiahing ull player, boxer, runner—every 1 kind of aa athiete—has rallied to the mn yeoal wea legion ng a fitting medium of ni the “Rockaway ait aces z Club on Saturday Proving his ingness of serving nu ine aa Unele Sam Ae * n ' are six Vivid accounts have been told how | HiSNON THOMAS. No. T28 Ninth av ‘ are j English athletes led the fi HUNDERTEARE., RUDOLIH, No, 62 W ree charge | !\S Against the Turks at the Dardanelles, | 0iWI17 atts, No. or bow the brave Canadian sports Nia) i) N men withstood the terrific attacks at [lolAx sons No) Ypres. Soon there'll be accounts of | ji) Ki}, UVa Payne Whitney, how our own sporting men performed {1 bun, mioM vs Maryland in deeds of valor, 1UDAR, PAM X 5 bile. These reports, undoubtedly, will KIVINAN: DANIEL » Beak ola ae deal with men of New York's Sport- kis PH No mported horse ing Legion that soon will be doing KTM TW aRUMLS duty with the Naval Reserve The o st navy is the country's firat of de- TACHMAS. RORERT R., No fense, und that's just where her rt Harada, Tews tan |Knick’s boys are headed, to a front EDWARD We Sou where action will come soonest ITURRSITM MORRAy. We. 90 Tt has been the wish of most legion | *Y Hine members that they b sent where | LORNEY, RAY. P C58 Water there'll bo lots doing. This promises | YS Pa aRN R On Wate to e with the Nava Kes « as members of the squito fl guard. ing the coast from enemy submarines, The Naval Reserve at present has almost more boats than men, but this "Re ark ble: will soon be remedied when the legion Che emar. GC] members get on the Job, The entire Nel Tegion will be mobilized Saturday af. | MAMEK, JOHN, No # rhoon at the ‘Twelfth Regiment| Merny. ith, ow rmory. ‘Thousands will be given) MAKZG\TA. Nox the unusual opportunity of seeing al wnt" snes Jblz slice of the sporting world | Minuet, 14M marching on its way to, enlist) VRAy Bonnin ° with the Naval Reserve, Every le- (Wack DAVID. No § WE GUARANTEE gion member will be presented with | MAlONI JAsIBS: een every “Lustre-Silk” Barker Cole a handsome silk badge, an appropriate | WA) iySyosept aN lar ‘to wear longer than any token of his willingne ais bit MATH, Atri’ uther ile collar on the market OT ist iua’ xarviee Wit be even (a0 Oem wa Xo, 510 tiny, “LustrecSilk" collar fodea cop n the service © given | ONIN D iry autiful service medal that may te aan aga be worn at all ti MICHEL, No, $16 Oakiand st BED nit to evel ‘ommemorate the occasion the ae ict ees ae unary. Whore he ava} authorities will furnish an es- hes Gatres Biles cort of uniformed men that will make VHA No, S80 Wout twenty. | fl Beware of “JUST AB GOOD" kinda, the n parade one of the, most ALTE ab ear Me WM. BARKER CO, Makers, Troy, NOY. emarkable demonstrations of any | remark |sporting unit that ever volunteered for war service in this or any other ' hing in thelr er Winn, woitta The speadient recrult. | vA" aitigh, HENIA MIN has been during. the few days, when hundreds of waith rule have joined through fear of being wh , nig a short time remains for thone | WHALEN. THOMAS who desire to enlist with tt v Ne. hat Why not fill out the accompany Nay sone NN (ae | A el blank to-day and be n the fi Wek EUGENE to answer their country’s call Ly WF SAVES ELDERLY FOLKS FROM BLADDER MISERY, When you're fitty your body peyine tof These are and moro pleasant ree We dt the binges Motion in| take than the oi! {n boitie opt More alow and deliberate, "Not so young] 4,BAch capsule contains about one done 48 T used to be went and unwal- | Of five drops: Take ‘hem just itke you in er e come thought, Certain bodily functions, | Would any p Mall awatlow” of Upon which good health und good spirlta| throw’ oft avetem and | CANTREET & COCHRAN) to much depend, are impaired, The weak | you old They wt iin wha Hatta spot ts generaily the blad Jeasant | Quickly reliev Ta dn Re complications in other org ‘This | Backache Vaan actos | a fe particularly true with elderly people, | £al!-stone! Raa ate ; . It you only know how, thie trouble can | They are an effective remedy for ‘all dia ROLLER SKATING be obviated hand allied organs, ey’ Yer tn, the For ever 200 years GOLD Mepat| “Ga'te sour denen 1 PAL Pavace, Heclem ou hae been relieving the ins |toror GOLD MBA, f Fae re ht Convenience and pain due to edvanoing| mules. Money refunded it _abstiatto Werth an poate, It te a standard, old-time home| you, GOLD MEDAL are the pure, NG |Fomedy ‘and needa no iniroduction. It te| imported Haarlem ‘Ol’ Capenion sow put up tn odorless, tasteless capsules |no substitute Adve