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Will Have Time to Fight if the Whole Allied Force Learns to Play Golf! GCeparigns. 1917, by The Pros Publishing On the New York Evening World). FOLK ts coming into ite own. Over in Europe the aviators and officers on the firing lines of We Allies have been ordered to pend one day a week, when practi. eal, playing golf. It in stated that golf unusual power. of pacifica- thon and that a few games of golf be- tween flights or bombardments will calm the most ragged nerves, Here- “ftBF) instead of being invalided home when the nerves cut capers, men will be sent back of the tines to play golf. It's considered getter to be a golf bug than a bomb Qu But what will happon when the whole fighting force of the Allies atte the game? Nobody will have ime to fight. The daily orders, in- stead of commending some hero avia- tor for flying low over the Boch ines and blowing up a couple of am- Munition trains, will mention the fact hat Lieut. Smythe mado the seven- senth hole at Arras dn 2, a 317-yard irive and a 23-foot put, and say that Xe has been recommended for the of the Iron-Putter. laity report passed by the = Aad will peng ee Uke ti Lag’ Pog! ored reat tri- ur heavy bom! iment he enemy back to « depth ile-along a front of ‘Our advancing ine Tale the ground gained linet all counter assaults, and surveyors have already laid @ut seventeen golf courses on the mound The our ma territory. thrown up by le "reported, Ca of the Slved ohne Hi ntaaore He promotion.” turned in been recommended ERE’S talk of matching Johnny Kilbane and Benny Leonard, but possibly not for a bout in dew York State. Johnny was dis- Ppointed with the mere $4,000 he re- eived for boxing ten rounds with Velah. He says he would have taken t least twice that sum in a Welsh in his home State, He thinks he same would hold good if he should 9%, Leonard, who 1s a much better rawing card, a fighter, than Velsh. Leonard made a great repu- pS the middlo west when he out Ritchie Mitchell, and is as far superior to the pres- title holder. A few days ago Kilbane said that hould he knock out Welsh he would ot try to defend the lightweight title, ecause he didn't feel that he could ive away weight to a boy like Leon- rd. He intended to retire from the ing with the two titles. Johnny has i the money he'll ever need. But no matter how much he hae faved from his ring earnings he can't verlook the fact that he can get ral thousand just now for any bout @ takes on—that is, any bout with a Fat class opponent. Kilbane's showing disappointed pot the spectators, who were sure . snock elsh out, But these en should remember that Kil- Was Up against the hardest ition In the ring. He was try- ag to stop a fi strong and clever oxer who would not do his share of hting, being content to stall ten rounds entirely on the Saansive It ts hard for the cleverest ghter in the world to ck out tere dub who will not fight. It's reatiedeal harder to knock out a leven boxer who won't take a chance, 3 his stalling through bout after bout Welsh has lost his with the fight fans "They UN go to see a bout in which there | eema.to be some chance that ie title iM change hands, But they won't © expecting to enjoy a fine exhibition f Boxing by the champion. They now in advance that he won't ive it, ELSH, however, ts not getting the money under false pre- tenses, As far as I remem- er, wince he came back to America ith the tile tucked under his belt etiasn't told any one that he'd fight > win, or even try to fight to win fe just grins and stalls, and 4s con- ried to grin and stall, and get the amey for letting » one have shapce at the tit ‘date this em has paid him very well Corns Lo No pain! Few d ache twi Fora few cents youcan yt wtle of the magic drug fr small zone re matly discovered by a Cincinnati any Just ask at any drug store for a/ aall bottle of freezone. Apply a few 70ps, upon a tender Mes and instantly all soreness dis- sand shortly you will find the ar callus so loose that you lift it, sith the fingers Tust think! Not one bit of pain More epplying freezone or after- luses so they fall off — aching corn or | PUTTING "EM OVER Copyright, 1917, by the Press Publishing at SNERAL hates WANTS , HS ay Re merece AMD sh grey Dry HAVE ONLY iol p Hoes Coombs Defeats Giants for | Thirteenth Successive Time Takes Dodgers Twenty-four In- nings to Win a Game From MoGraw Clan, but Even at That They Have to Ring in Jinx in Order to Accomplish Feat. $10,000 FOR 6-ROUND BOUT, LEONARD VS. KILBANE. Ten thoucand dollars has been offered to the managers of Johnny Kilbane and Benny Leonard to box six rounds at a Philadelphia ball park Decoration Day by Dr, Cutoh, a local promoter, | haven't seen such pitching since the days of Bugs Raymond. Again and chances arose by which victory have been accomplished, but Old Jack ‘sized things up on’ each occasion and sat squarely down on the procession. “I don't know what that old bird had," admitted Davy Robertson, “but 1 do know that we mado just ‘seven scattered hits, which ts nothing like | & good mess. Doggone it, that ball looked a8 big as 4 balloon, but when | T'swung it did not scom to be there." ee Fistic News and Gossip By John Pollock By Bozeman Bulger. T took the Dodgers just twenty- four round innings to beat the Giants @ game, and even at that they had to ring n a jinx before the foul deed was accomplished, The one happy thought as McGraw’s clan returns to battle to-day ts that tho Jinx 1s done for so far re con- cerned until away yonder in August. The jinx in this case was Squire Jack Coombs, who allowed them to shoot as they would at his old gray head, but nary an edge did he give, It marked the thirteenth auccessive| winning run oe res ecole time that the Giants had bowed to] ®*°! ; 4 this old gent's cunning and tends to vighth inning. Georgie “Burns, and make one look sburly on that old ny Kauff got on, and what do axion that “youth must be served.” bs, oe pat 4 eat Beale Sin up Maybe we misread it, Come to think) ny eqs? Spoiled the works and tho of it, youth was served up there at) gay w done. the Polo Grounds in the second extra) “From now on," saya McGraw, inning game within two days, but it! “we'll go back to Dusting that ball as was sorved with the allfiredest mix- |! ought to be busted,’ ture of curves, pseudo fast ones and | spitters that @ grandfather ever cut) loose, | And then to ada insult to injury At the Harlem Sporting Club to-night Ted Kid Lewis, the crack English wel- terwetght, meets Jimmy O'Hagan of Al- bany. The chance of meeting Jack Britton for the cla centive offered O'Hi faced Dan Morgt jampion. O'Hagan fought all stars of the class except Lewis and Britton, The principals in the other ten-round event are Tom Cow- ler, the big Bnglish heavyweight, and | John Lester Johnson, the colored heavy- weight of Harlem, McGraw has made several shifts in | his form of attack recently, and the more he makes the more he is de- termined to get back to hia old plan of avolding the sacrifice hit just as| quickly as possible, In both games against Brooklyn the Giants lost through an effort to lay the ball down when a wallop might have broken up| the game, It ts true there mightn’t | have been any wallop, but It couldn't | havg been any worse, In the opening | gare when Fletcher got on with the| winning run Kilduff attempted m n, who has never = Jack Britton, the welterweight cbamplon, and ‘Ted Kid Lewis, the Engiish welterweight, who have already fought several times and generally Dut =D an {ttteresting scrap, were matched to- day for another coutest, They bave been secured by Tom Sullivan, the fight promoter of Bt. Louis, to clash ta @ twelveround bout at the Future Clty A, C, of Bt, Louls on Wotnesday evening, May 16. As both men are well knows in that city, they will no doubt attract © large crowd of fight fans, Fravkle Barns of Jemey City and Al Shubert of New Redford, Mess. have again been matched and it looks as if Shubert will go through with | the contest this time, Hie manager has prom. Quite a crowd came over from Brookiyn to brave the chilling wind and those strange people with their shrill, bird-like cries felt fully repatd, || “ < after the game “Robbie” proclaimed, | despite the heavy colds incurred, In| ll (0 vt & fortes of #00 fee Ave, apes. in a voice vibrant with emotion, that | Addition to a victory they suw two vive rounds to @ decision, will take vlace at scraps and had the pleasure of riding ium Gane Heinie Zim to their hearts’ content. Heinie had no belligerent backers to defend his rights yesterday his pitchers are not doing ao well on account of the weathe the Ryan A, May 21, . ot New In two days Robbie has exposed a pair of rickety old vets, supposed to be packed in moth balls and put ‘Two good ten-round doute will make up the card which the Broadway 8, ©, of Brooklyn fight fane of thet borough for to- tar go Marty Orom of ‘oung Jack O'Brien of And, to make the heart heavier, the score board showed that the Yanks}! away until hot weather, ‘The Gants had lost just as the Giants were KoIng| Maat in a cretura battle, and Paty Me Into extra innings. There was no | Piadephns Conia ti =r happiness in Mudville for all OUT ion of the United States army. warriors went down in a heap. No |‘ en INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE, | ‘*srrs showed up, either Tommy Gavigan, the clever Cleveland middie weight, arrived in town today for tie ton-round vomit with Chief Tamer, the crack Imttan borer, at the Fairmont A, ©, to-morror night fan {6 Gow under the management of W Lewle, trainer of Frank Moran, STANDING OF THE CLUBS, Qube WL PC. | Cubs WL PO, Beltiqere.13 3 61! | Michkmena7 9 438 Newart,, 9 3 .150| Toremte. @ 8 429 Prevt'ase. +800 | Momwesl § 8.385 No particular fault could be found jwith the pitching of Rube Benton |e allowed less hits than did Coombs and he did not allow but one run |until the tenth Inning, which should techester 7 7.600 | Malfele,, 814 "21 || have been a day's work; but with | Paul Doyle, the sensational lightweleht of the Jonly one run to back him, no pitcher | ess: side, who on last Satunley put the K. 0. RESULTS VESTERDAY, lean go very far after the ninth | over on Pal Moore of Phi a, Will be geen in |] Newark, 11; Buftaio, 2 toning | action aguinat George Underwood at the New Baltimore, 3; Toronte, 0, - |Tolo A. A, of Harlem to-night, In the semi Hochester, 14; Richmond, 6 It must have, been an off day all Gene Conway of Newars will ewap punches GAMES TO-DAY. the way around the big circuits, | th Doe Becker of Yorkville, 4 What do you know about an after eneeel |] Bichmond ot Rochester, noon going by without somebody | Joe Mooney and Lary Hann, the eame Baltimore at Toronto. pitching a no-hit game? © 18 f |fighter of Sweden, have been engaged by Charlie Providence at Montreal, rumor that the Hall of Feme 1s to | Domeerick to battle for ten rounds to the mmt Newark at Buftale, closed to the no-hit boys here- | final to the tenround go between Al Kola of fter, The season ts still In cold stor- | this city and Frankie Logan of Brooklyn, which eady three of these affairs pitched will be fought at the Pioneer 8, Tuesday night, been Instantly! Corns Stop Hurting! } sss ie Sif et msn Ru Rah v's. pitcher, until he almost He'll face Joo Burman, the Ohivsgo knockout ked square. Fravotin! bas started artist ning at Grupp's, osen and Lift Out rops loosen corns and cal- Never let corns MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE, AMERICAN LEAGUE. ‘ | ”e— , ce—No humbug! Clubs. W.L. Pc, \ Cube W. LPC. | Clubs WAL Po, Chneta’ Besten,..10 4 0am wards. It doesn't even irritate the Sorlenees $1 488 | Cena 1k 9 a surrounding skin Chicago..11 8 679 | Brook'a., 4 7.364 |! N. York. 8 7 Dewolt.. 6 9 .400 Hard corns, soft corns, or corns | PM FU a8 h la Paes: Ce between the toes, also hardened cal luses on bottom of feet shrivel up and fall off without hurting a particle. It is almost magical, Freezone 's a scientific compound made from ether, RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY + New fork, | (1 innings) Washington, 3; New York, 1. b biledelphia, 7; Boston, 2 Beswwe 2; Philadeipbhis, v. Cleveland, 2; Ubleago, | Clocinmatis + Pitebuegh, 3. Bh Louis va, Dew ou says a well-known diuggist here, and GAMES TO-DAY. the genuine is always sold in these New York at Philadelphia, little bottles packed in a round, wood Boston at Washington. case. Don't accept it unless in @ Chleage a1 Clevetand round, wood ease. Advt. Deureis a6 i, Lola ——— QUAKER PROMOTER OFFERS honors ts the In-/ ALLIED OFFICERS PLAY GOLF “TO QUIET THEIR NERVES” Co, (The New York Evening World.) With “‘Bugs’’ Baer OLLEGB athlete jumped six feet and five inches. That's only a few feet below the price of beef, Washington won't make such @ good showing this month, It | doesn't rain much in May. Kilbane-Welsh fight was ten rounde, {three minutes to a round and one That made forty min- Better join the army before the army joins you PASTE THAT IN YOUR SUMMER DERBY, Jim Thorpe will be @ good base re 700 Sporting Legion Members Will Show | New Ye York’. 8 | Following Big Organization Will Start Taking Examinations for) Service in Naval Reserve, Every member enrolled In the Sporting Legion, without further notice, Is required to be present at the Twelfth Regiment Armory, Columbus Avenue and Sixty-firet Street, at 1 o'olook Saturday for a parade and review by Mayor Mit- chel, the Board of Estimate and Naval Reserve officers. On or- ders from the Police Department it will be nece rt the parade one-half hour earlier than inally planned. Every mem- notice from quarters to be kindly note t! change of time and be on hand at 1 o'clock, so they may re- ceive badges and instructions fore the column mi mbers who do not re a notice from the Naval Reserve headquartere will kindly arrange to be present at 1 o'clock, Sporting clube that expect to furnish honorary escorts will also kindly abide by the change in arrangemen: (Continued from First Page.) commander at the yard and for this naval district. In Ine will be a detachment of crack sa@lors from the navy yard. Thousands on the sidewalk will come pretty near being convinced that a sailor's life 1s the only life when they see the Second Naval Battallon of Brooklyn march, The lad manded by H, H. and 8. R. Dietch, ts one of the best trained juntor or- ganizations in the United States, The Brooklyn battalion will be ac- companied by its own fife and drum corps of fifty pieces, led by John Knox. ‘Also in line will be four hundred sailors from the United States Junior |Reserve, commanded by Capt. Lov iil, It will only be a short tim |when these lads will be inseribing |thelr names on naval honor records, Then for the legion Itself, repre- nentatives of every line of sport, marching as one grand unit on its way lto serve Uncle Sam, Every member will be provided with a handsome allk badge, a fitting token of his will- tngness to come to the nation's sup- port. Every member of the legion has signed his readiness of answering any call and they will be responaing to a | summons erve with the Naval Re. serve, where patriotic, sturdy and willing men are badly needed. Pa- trolling with the mosquito fleet will give legion members plenty of thrills jand excitement, to say nothing of the importance of protecting the coasts lfrom any raiding U boat that might anenk Into American waters, Should some members feel they are better qualified for duty on land, places will be found for them tn the Twelfth New York Infantry. Col. Foster, the regiment's commander, will address the members to-morrow when they mobilize tn the armory. Ry hurryjve in thetr enrollment |blanks sportsmen who still remain uncertain what to do before consertp- tlon becomes effective may join the Sporting Legion. Just fill out the accompanying blank and return to porting Legion editor and be pre- |pared to tako a place tn the parade | to-morrow. ‘The first wrestling tournament of any Magnitude staged here since the inter national affair at the Manhattan Oj House more than a year ago has been Jarranged for decision next week. It | will be put on at Miner's Bronx ‘Thea tre. ‘The pr ary round of matches Will be contested next Monday night the semi-finals on the following Friday and the finals May 12 Practically all the leading my now tn this yietnity are including Ivan Linow, Mor the. ortginal Masked BF, Roller, | ‘Tofolas Young Macken. sehmidt M. Olsk!, the | Jap; Tomm Jolin | Frebers, Hammer Jackson dele elo Rees, tarry Trice, Charley West of | Cleveland, Harry Stevens of Scranton and George .Mannuch, the "Po Ghai Gunners from all parte of the coun try will gather at the Travers Island traps of the New York Athletic Club to-day for the twelfth annual ama (eur trap champtonship of America at lay birds. The tournament will ex tend thy woand th both individual and team petitions, Big March and a view To-Morrow Those En-| rolled in Evening World’s com- | ball player as soon as he gets used to seeing a baseball game from ine side the foul lin In these days of atrife and battling, It le well mt Uwe will’ take your to a boxing mateh, {'e to YOU CHIRPED A HODFUL, Fighting Spirit in Parade , Carlide’s footiall y will only conch feel batter to LEGION’S BLANK OF ENROLLMENT New York Sporting Legion, Enrolled by The Evening World: I hereby enroll myself as a member of the New York Sporting Legion, subject to call for enlistment in the service of Uncle Sam. JAGE........ WEIGHT .”...... HEIGHT . ||MARRIED..............SINGLE.. woe airaid tt hus. frewhmea, Biggest news happenings of April a declared with Boxing ie aw Gos glov 8 soiled, ully une tidy. We always like to print that equit Hannes Kolehmainen's name the full marathon distance When some of our readers heard tt jthe first time they may have beep too young to appreciate It, War with Germany has causcé Durburow to temporarily abane done his Denver to Berlin swim, Bob Moha, the cave gentleman from Milwaukee, announces that he is anxious to meet Jess Willard, All right, Bob, but be careful that these circus ticket sellers don't short change you. (Fill out above blank and mail to Sporting Legion Editor, Evening World, Pulitzer Building, 63 Park Row.) pitching couple of gents on the outfit are Im- personating pitchers. } Rivers in Texas dry up very eud- denly, A three-mile swimming race held last week In Trinity River broke up in @ heel-and-toe walking matoh, Boston pitchers who are aiming the ball at the batters’ heads are ANTHONY, No, 04) porty oi Pete! et eer wae ee | a as much responsivle as the war for | agciv 110, JOBEPH M., No, 2119 Bostoo W *b.s 0 i Fart Av. the inoreaeing price of leather. [enna WILLIAM, No, 1403 Third Ay, Niro, ie bn 8S, BaP hae |" EDWARD J, No, 80a East Seats: | jYon-playing managers are almost ANTON tid yeowed be ‘ents Be pH ARLES H., No, 8T06 Dweaty: | 1s numerous as non-playing players, ui FORD Ne LL] I et geno. eorenith Be: (NAMA IVILN, No, 1020 ast Owe HH) aye Giants continue to pull some moro of their belated first inning rallies. LET'S GO! rub mages “|e ron HENRY 'J., No, W, k, : Pod Ww ron. DYAONBR, EDWARD J., No, 8165 Fulton St. FREES, , IC Cota ay: Steuben 8 net Fre ange Good echeme for the Government to ti: racing, fight fan will fave a chamo Aight. 1 JOS) NID ea. lye, |TopTH ss oe a “ich alee oh as be PhAS THUMP RON. “FREDERICK ,, No, 210 Bast nth St eh Thirty-ewhih |B rie Alt No, Seventh 8 Fy a Ne 208 West One Hundred < Be sin, A Lia socal by IN" GEORGE, No, 218 West One Hundred Che Kemarkable brie 2 Kast Eighty-evc- |* and Fe Bere Ce ee ORD ae wise PBkio care Wright, No. 003 TAs ay lean Coy Trinh Gane BIN? si EXER. "No, 116 Hawt One Hundred | BJ ’ Fh), Rien Ce,, Tee | lO RTL ie 448 8 Brookim, | 0) 118 Cheltopher at. [WELSH STH ART, No. 40 Forty ninth Be No, 198 Woodbine St * | GPORGE, Peaeedaproig Bt, and Eleventh Av AESAITIN, WILTEAS Xo. 4 NBR, A %. 5 THOS Maile JT Morton WE GUARANTEE every “Lustre-Sille” Barker Col- lar to wear longer than any other silk collar on the m RACING SELECTIONS. LEXINGTON. rompect Ay, Lita "At ison Oo., Talrty- | TELAT AN: gh? 308 West One Firat, Race Fleuron 11, Alberta at any price, and will oe GORDOS True, Peach Blossom, any “Lustr: collar foun GORDON ", No, aT Wen Second Race: selections, Ungatisfactory. No, 28h Reet Thirst Br Third Race--Dorothy Dean, Bed ‘These collars are positively No. 46 Clymicr St, jos, Jane Straith. | ARANTEED not to turn ye as et arth Rave—Skeptle, Omar Khay- low in the laundry, ere is LER, L,, No 274, Prenkiio 8.. Ble. |] yam, Manister Tol only ustre-Silk, TAY TOS JAMES, No, 0 Martin St,, Maspeth, Pere Ho selections, Beware of “JUBT AS GOOD" kinds, LIFROWITZ, MEYER, No, 78 Fadridgo t. iD sapoal WM. BARKER CO,, Makere, Troy, EAiMON IiKid), digo Co,, ‘hirty-nineh Bt, and | eaannere oils , r MAUAIN, WITLTAM G.,, Xo. 000 Wert Ove Hurd ft 6 Contra! | ity -weverith “8 i{ISTOPHER, No PIMLICO, BARKER MPHIAT | OSHEV SHY, SOLOMON, No. ST Henry St Midnight Sun, Or- mOmitEN EY BOT OMON. Jin RTE, au | na, Aftican Arrow MILANE YOuRPH, No: “Tal “Wrakiin Av., armet, Sharp- re. MORAN EDWARD 6., No, 107 West Bizty our, Malabar, e ‘ourth Race -Swift Fox, Olyn G., Lady nny Hill King Herod, Eileen, Lord Crimper, Race-—Harry Lauder, Clift Pir ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., ‘May 4.—A trip! tle for the medal, with scores of 83 between P. 8. Randolph Jr, of Lake wood, B. Warren Corkran of Baltimore and Maurice Risley of the home club, |marked tHe opening he annual , int at the : There |] Spring Suit re, the scoring Was high than usual, but the half a gale of nd made it next to impossible to keep | out of trouble, Made at IMPORTED Ginger Ale CANTIELT, & COCHMANE, Dublin and Belfast, Suggestions from Boston that the Griscom Cup matches, which annually have involved women golfers of Bi ROLLER SKATING the WAL, New York and Philadelphia, be cancelled for this yea eh were favorably, received the Womens’ Metropolitan Golf Asso- ution. ‘The matches were to have been ed at Apawamis In connection with annual Women's Hastern Golf Agso pionship, but the a of | and Boston repr value, in New York. arp out of the high rent dis. % tnct yet just around the corner from Nassau St. rE. Entrance, a Sued In GRAND CEN Ayes v Drofesstenal champion last th Nock iil Nichols of Great ye A doubtedly 4 S Bo 2} AND BILL i The first of a series of professional | TO ORDER | i olf exhibitions for the benefit of the | SPECIAL SPORTING, | Red Cross will be staged at the Inwood | _§ a | Gountne Glib toemorrow. between four! 1A Few Uncalled For Harlem Sporting Club, bie -Night | of the bent known players in this coun- | PED LEWIS HIMIMY ‘OH\G 1 SBinegtstethoe Se Whitemarsh: Valley, | tom ! nofessionel onan pal | To: Night, Clermont sue A champion, against Herb: Joe Burman Duteh Brand al, and hve, Maw dt | No ahitke M, Pelu Grounds, Adm, 006, Advi,