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THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1918. ; BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK A ther who stays dead after the opening grandmo Club owners should make their grandstand seats so game, did not die of diabaseball. the spectators can’t overslide the bases. "AILBANE INSTILS FIGHTING — _ HOW KILBANE IS MAKING GOOD GANTS WIMD UP SPRING TRANG SPIRIT IN SOLDIER BOYS ~ SCHEDULE TODAY New Yorkers, Who Now Have Edge, Meet Indians in Final of Ten-Game Series, With Every Real Attribute of a Fighter in His Make-Up Popu- lar Featherweight Champion Is Winning More Glory Teach- ing Recruits in Army Camps Than He Ever Gathered in the Ring—First of All Boxers to Offer His Services to Uncle Sam and Is “Making Good.” (Special to The Prening World.) LEXINGTON, Ky. April 13.—The Giants wind up their spring training trip here to-day in the last of a scheduled ten-game series with the Cleveland Indians. The McGraw clan finally went to the front yester- day afternoon when they trounced thelr Western rivals in a snappy | game of baseball, the first played since the teams left St. Louts last Copyright, 1018, by The Press Publishing Co, (Tho New York Evening World). A FEW months ago Johnny Kilbane, featherweight champion of the world, went sprawling on tho floor of a ring pitched in the centre of @ Philadelphia ball park, while Benny Leonard stood trium- phantly over him. It was half a min- ‘ ute later that Kilbane, reeling to his corner and hearing the deafening, e muffled roar from the great crowd LP EVER There WAS A Bibercirwiradl Fes heey and Barnes | deating insistently against his ear Boxine sTyLe a | ; r the Giants, the former ‘ drums, realized that at Iast he had Bavoner Wiens etln fe | allowing but two hits, while the erst- i tasted tho bitterness of defeat, HAD IT WHEN HE was | while member of the Boston Braves? t | Perhaps in that moment of realiza IN THE RUNG. | Pitching staff was just as hard to hit 14 as he was In Houston against the tion Johnny Kilbane thought his days same club last week. Barnes has shown such wonderful form that he may be sent against the | Brooklyn team in the opening game | of the season at the Polo Grounds | next Tuesday, He ts the best condi- | tioned twirler in the Glant camp to- || day, and there {9 no doubt that Man- | ager McGraw emerged the victor in | the famous deal with Boston, when he secured Barne: and Doyle for IT SNOW USE. Herzog, The ( ant manager sald T begina to look as If the Yanks will have to open the eeason with asperin st fall that Barnes would be one of I or a snowplough, With arfew more rehearsals, winter will be back in| the best nt-handers in the league ng shape. before the 1918 season end When Monday begins to kick-in with his hard-earned hour of daylight, | is beginning to look as it the artis everybody but Clark Griffith will begin to ban-johnson to the words and | > on knew of he spoke, if music of “Spalding.” meee) ork past few The SEASON will bogin for all the clubs but the Senators. It will only| (y% 18 taken as a be a post-season for the Washing Tongues. They WON the pennant during| y,4,,/00 Tun earned by Cleveland the winter, terday came as the result of a i , base on balls and a two-bagger by When the snow reaches the window sash, the fans will wonder what | Speake he other member of the the robins meant by coming North so soon. This applies to the robins that| Indians to « safely was Catcher make it tough for the worms in Prospect Park—not those who thrive on | Williams, pinch hitting for Willlam & the filberts of Flatbush. son. Burns, Kauff and Zimmerman 7, If the Yanks and Robins tnsist on tobogganning, they will have to take| "re the heavy artillery in the Giant of glory wero over, although as he was fighting the champion of a heavi- er class his featherweight title re- mained with him. But Kilbane's glory to-day ds great- er than on the afternoon, out in California, when he won the world’s championship from beaten Abe At telly when the crowd was roaring bis praises and his name was flashing ‘over @ thousand wires to the corners of the earth. For Kilbane has “made good” in a greater game, He is officially recognized now one of the best of all the boxing champions who have given their services to the gruelling grind of the training camps, where they are helping to make Uncle Sam's fighters the most effective in the world. 1 know Johnny Kilbane well as a boxer and often sat close to the ringside to see his work, He was a marvellous boxer, elusive as a shift- ing shadow, yet able to strike a blow that might knock out a middleweight. | tmarenea’ ant mictee e=| Grants Lack Dash of Last Year; ‘put a fighter from his heels up. The fting the ball over the fenc Ei ’ % of first, Lookout Park fo oie | featherweight class never had « But as long as thore ts x fence in aight, the illustrious Pee-Bees—Ipp| “A inixed team of Gient Aay Oley _ohampion with more native ability. fh Cc ing a orrtes Cc Yaw 4 and Odle—would rather be snowbirds than bench heaters. land = ¢ i- al ahead auth FiakTING SPiRiT AS WELL AS FIGHTING SKILL THAT JoHNNY WILBANE DRIES IhTo THe NEW RECRUIT oo ie pmbard e ¢ rock and rye on the side, or else thelr adenoids might run to third instead | Pom ?ardment, the first named of the 1 players trimmed th a. _ It was when there were no more * oe a If Rube Waddell could come out from under the woodbine, he might| ofa Club as a ourtalncralsen ths featherweights fit to give him a fight throw his ear-muff into the box and call it a day. ett being 6 to 1, Schupp and } that he tried to take the lightweight a tensive training this spring. The ‘The one great advantage winter has over summer ts that it lets you Paws for the winners, the | champlonship too, and met Benny Schupp’s Bad Arm Hasn't Responded to Treatment So Far, and | #borigine took his training very| Playing together as partners over) SEE thelr breaths. eit ign alled as, the end of the Laonard. Tt was unfortunate for! «poll Perritt Can't Get Started—Team Not Particularly | ‘nrec, and atwer years of training for] try Club tho other aay, Cart Anderson | SNOWY COG eens Ine at an opening game ts perfect weather. IT) sructlon (9) ot” under” way Doth ' three, ery stu other day, SNOW . teams c: SE td Kilbane that Leonard had become thletics, football and baseball, the 1 a le, th ey me to Lexington in two se Tell deampion, for he could heve out-/ Strong on Defense, but Has Strong Offense — Ross Young, | pounds do not come off aa caily es | cect ing nn il Rntwistlo, tne , pe ee 7 ; dons over” the “Southern” Halas i Doxed and whipped Freddy Welsh, Best Product of Training Season, Destined for Great Career. |‘°y,,!" tem years aso. And Jim's Seabed A noe. Kesores They made Snow might draw first prize in a beauty contest, but it looks like | Secretary Foster being unable to ar- jest Product of Training » Vestined for Great Career. | nocitny appetite is a by-word around| one. of the nine-hole circuits In 32,4 L on the diamond, ‘ange accommodations for the entire the former holder, with ease, Leon- pies nse the big leagues. stroke better than the previous mark party on the same train, ard, it happened, was as exceptional Out of a rather @isappointing Jot |held by Anderson. They had a best Ph “! rae yers who go South in the spring to escape the snowshoe fad, find bright spot . - ty-year-old| 4 strong team has been mustered for —-—_ | bane class, from the 1918 Qlants? Is| have to start tho season placlbK | is poy Young, the tw ATHLETIC GOODS NOW GO ae te Ot owe ; Most dependence on the twirlers WhO} Kia rom san Antonio. Young is far| the fois season, by the University of , 4 rf! ‘ i. WITH EVE FIRST IN WAR SERVICE WAS the team likely to repeat its] belonged to the roverve Ditching | Ori ccaing “all the, fondest expecta. | Punrmivaninn dervert f Calves hong |, Those who melt thetr ohiiiblains below the Mason-Dixon beit, usually TH EVERY SOLDIER KILBANE, National League success of 1917 and | Strength last year—Tesreau, An tions of his boosters. Hoe Mterally | elected manager and Meredith M. Jack ze thelr corns on opening day. | WASHINGTON, 2 », |90n, Demaree and Barnes, provided aa ee ave! »jeaptain, The Inst named was’ three Paisé » April 1 ‘When America wont into the war|got another crack at the World’s!the’ New York club 1s able to keep|#™Ashed through that Cleveland se- | Tink nior champion of Philadelphia footballs and other athlet Kilbane was firet of all the boxers! series noxt fall? |tho former Bostonian, While Saliee Ponie Bc OCpin Ane Outs meeen ares and fe rated nga man on the handi- OVERLOOKED BY LINCOLN. nalia have been made to realize that he could do useful te in fine shape rebt now. ant gdndee Oh, look who's here! Another year has rolled around again. After watching the team fn train-| pitc. ° e exhibitions | &% both clubs. oe | wort in the training camps, He wasiiny for 9 seats ‘one comes to the Beane Oltveand honk Sal" notori.| There i# nothing that he cannot|, July 1, 2,and a ure the dates Once more we see ‘mongst you and me the maps of baseball men. | first to volunteor. He went to Wash-|/"8 é From haunts of coot and hern they scoot to ball yards far and ously is a hot weather pitcher, and|@ hit, run, field and throw. Un. | have been chosen by th ington to eee Secretary Baker and near to spend their time (your dough and mine) the same as every in ability among lightweights as Kil- W may the fans expect indications it looks as though he will| youngsters, the on Baseballs, Paraphe @ part of the nt of American Verseas. The At ° Ahe War Department Training Ca Activities iv to furnish each compan ance with @ complete box of ieee Gol {ation for. th conclusion that the New York N&-|nis jeathery thirty-two-year-old left|@uestionably he 1s the best looking pionship event. which t urge the necessity of training men tionals must exert themselves a|wing is not particularly limber when | Youngst r that has come up in years|bq'to the Albemarle C ps lo" . He | ho} and appears to be such a player as|this course that Fred J. Wright jr.. years wee | © goods, it ci pk dtes in Doxing, to give them fighting ac-|steat deal more to win the cham-|f\ cold wind ts lowing. ioe oe vames| comes up only at Intervals, such as present holder, Of the tiie, frst! won | They live in ease and erote thelr nose in hotele bright and | itw nounced toulay a “ Petar ied igs ' “obb, Speake. e Phe man- | 1915. Wi , howev: not be able i ° mus: int our thighs in roomi: tion, And when Joseph E. Raycroft|pionship during the coming season |in April or carly May. | Cot, Speaker and Aiden, | Che mans | ie uerend tile yaar, ob be la above the) — fraurey We we Peer. GUPe . o "g houses GEN. MANN TO TOSS BALL of the Commission on Traini Camp|than was necessary last year. In| ANDERSON IN BEST SHAPE OF |i). Cloveland series opened even the | &8® Halt. Activities named the boxers who had/many respects the team does not j the ci een selected to act as instructors in 7. FOR “ ANY OF THEM. the Clevel nd players and] Ernest. Ryall They stall around the baseball ground an hour or so per day, | AT GIANTS’ OPENING GAME. of Newburyport has while we poor eggs must train our legs to work for jobbie's pay. j a | Writers as to Young's great promise, | Joined the hole-in-one class, Playing ae F ' the many camps Kilbane's name|S¢em to possess tho dash of the} Hoth Anderson and Demaree or naturally is ‘interested, in| over tho. course at Pinehurst, At night they go to see a ana on Somalia tery pai They In keeping with the times there wil! inten the list. Giants of last spring, who still felt] both at tholr best in the spring, and See ey, Toxata, and save | Played a mashle-niblick hot fo per-| make a hit (noive, isn’t it,) with all our steady lasses. | be @ marked military touch to the opr Johnny went to work at once at] iq at tthe e drive in| esi to wilt by the time tho real} Dunit, At None tee eat ooking Foetiy: tat the ball went inte, the cup These hard-worked men arise at 10 A. M. and read the papers, | ing game of the Giants Tuesday, to, amp Sherman, which is at Chilll- OMe NMC ares hot weather gets in, MoCiraw siya) voingater he ever aaw after landing on the edge of the g then tread their shoes on avenues and sundry other capers. Wilitam H. Mann, Commander of tio cothe, in his native State, Ohio, His|the fall of 1916, when the Giants | Anderson ix further advanced thin hacfer waa a mem-! Rob Macdonald has returned to Chi- Two hours they toil (7), while we must boil from 8 to half-past 5, | Department of tha East, will tov, oa personality made him immensely pop-| won their great run of twenty-six eh ge hitless Innings against | Detroit club when Cobb} cago from Jacksonville, Fla., nnd will Time moves so slow we hardly know if we are atill alive. the first bail at the Polo Grounds. i ular with both officers and men, and 3 ied four hitless t { Detroit in 1905, and the| resume his duties as professional nt ik ahian all;iwe' llikertheli oalisent thera we wenitiae erm: We'll remiony at {a reaerved for civil his work was successful from the straight victories. pveland, Tu pehiian Saw tt Cobb didn't look | the Indian Hill Club, Macdonald ts ‘ , Ww notables in peace time ip Tis worked aiong the lines de-| ‘The team did not loom up particn-|, One of the most encouraging fea tohman saye that Cobo didnt 100k | planning te have. the course in. first stand their con while resting on the big end of the score. Marty Meliale, the former Yankeo tart, Aa not Ic pi ia when he first came up.|@lass condition when the time for the 08 0! @ problem. 1 | near AN Ki vised by the Commission, and in afew|larly strong in the Cleveland sertes |‘! f the Giant problem ia the) ir cok Ty about & year to get| comers qwentem championship, to be started before he began to burn up| held there, rolls around. who is ‘now a Lieutenant neers, will be on hand with newly organized bombing squad splendid condition that Jef Tosre: months had not only the officers but}and looked bad in several games, es. |*Plendid condition that f , every man in the camp busy with| pecially the one in which Cleveland|!# 1. Jef reported lighter at Marlin) tril, Mute, on ee but here. ie - ae — boxing gloves and skilled tn the rudi- | won by a acore of 10 to 0. coe sore ee Ee da Pere | SA hat Rin AB CR veRihine be fore'| _ iment movements of fighting. Af- Pitching 1s MoGraw’'s greatest worry | peel ° anc # Bas t r Ne Y k B F; A b § tpenery rather it ie witty the handalas tho team ls nearing the cve of the | been Duayed by all his former youth-| le even comes into the league. T'4) {¥@UD or oys rrom partan urg or with any weapon Used in hand to|champlonship season. Despite some| ful ambition, The big pitcher is aj bick my baseball reputation that, e the Bronx baseball !f they want it—they've got everything else. ‘ wet us i Fistic News son Yotoce and Gossi 4 5; ° } ‘rpsey geen tps MV |famlly man, and has realized that| barring accidents, Young will star R fe C FY OY t 7 tl B hand Aghting, the steps and thruss/splendid hot weather in Marlin and) ie must do more than he did last|in the National League for the next ACE TOY CLOSS-COUNTLY LUTLO) ane ties voxine snow to de helt in| oe suomi, intends to war Ge orn re ee CRE OF Mhom the club places ita main de. {Year for the “old Jack” to como in| fifteen years as Cobb does tn the New Jersey under the Hurley law, which |!@ Dare tr ening all the tse ieee Dr. Raycroft, travelling throughout | pendence are unusually slow this| 4 it did in his big years, American, legalizes elght-round bouts, with elght-| "4 clas, To alart with, on next Priday he ¢ ti nd visitl all of thelepring in getting into condition. With|,, The uncertainty as to the status of The youngster i# only just past} ~ Sas ounce gloves and no decisions, wit! be! At? Will travel to Providence, R, 1,, whero | eee cates, found that nearly all] the eecaption of Salle } the Barnes-Herzog deal has had| twenty now, and it seems almost an a S cabanieend +. NI ‘ bau he the big four x , F Reeidens 5 tt i ~ sate held on May 2 by the New Jersey| twa tte bangers comat with Young Mo A . 7 vt an “ > al® discouraging effect on the club, espe. | act of Provid ce that the year tn lg eae b, Y\ tral, the bentamweight cha don 6 " ot ne rae peinckee Were Going. Face oF eae enh m, SOnDHD Perritt and) cially Doyle, who doesn't know how he| which Robertson declined to play | Sportsmen's Club of Weehawken, which | Istand, for twelve rounds to « Bra ae > onahed Kilbane. Kilbane's person- pee: . |stands. ‘To be brought back to the| McGraw should pick up such a young will conduct {ts entertainment at the big|tefore the National A. ©. an ality counted in everything. He is a| SCHUPP CAN'T RID HIMSELF OF | Giants was like a godsend to Larry, | phenom, natural fighting man, with every real SHOULDER PAIN. jand the thought that he may have tol VETERANS ARE IN GOOD CON- Hexamer Riding Academy. Tho officials | — Fr Ben of the club have already arranged tts | titers a tee ney 2 MM MaeaRer of many years ago, hae decided to fighting attribute in his make-up.) anough in eplendid phyalcal condi |In'w New. York, tniform ont DITION. main bout for the occaston, they having | wechiy boxtna shows at Long Meman yt t And eo with the boxing ex in every | tion and stronger perhaps than at any |Groynds has not tended to In Burns, Fletcher, Zimmerman, Holke stgned up Frankie Burns of Jersey City | baa been a teaident for cove The clus developed a Aghting streak try way {time in his career, Schupp hag not | Larry's happiness, Most of tho Glnts|and Rariden all look as good as ever i Joe Lynch of this city as the head-| ZH) be Mown a0 the De Foret Grenache ; See ee eo ltheres no loafing when been right at any time this spr el hostile toward Herzog, and his|Zimm hadn't been hitting tn the early | Uners. Burns and Lynch fought a| 4. 4nd Jimmy bas already filed tia boo He developed a pain in his | return to New York would bring little | ( shoulder = sho ly after the boys mony to the Giants, nd did not figure in| Barnes's loss would be a seve 20 games Until a) should Boston Insist on his r | ‘Kilbane ts around, The work goes | with a snap and a dash and a vim And with all this he has combined} re aghed Marita. eveland games, but he now ha started, and his fielding was ® blow | the features of the series, Me n-Jarm came fast after he be slahing atz-round draw at the National 2, iM Sate Comimier in conformity int A. A. of Philadelphia last Saturday |toets to be gens night, ne of ty's let rganization and | @oy st 7 A "Chick" Brown, the good py mtd ape ead Anitihe fob. | few days before the club broke camp, | Though only a 150 pounder, Joss looks |t out, but It tsn't yet what it might Yor (he swcond time tls Work, Chetacion Renny |HAfva. who ls now stieched treet aT ’ @ fighting co1 Sinco then he has tried out his arm|the goods, and should fill ‘out as did| be, Lew has to learn the strength of Zeceard will engage 10 8 eiz-round dout fe. Phuc, | matched to-day by hie ma Doe an THE “KILBANE SYSTEM” = IN] geveral but !t continues to s hupp ag he poe 8 tow years older.|the arm all over again, and lately hls teeta Be CHAN ke MK to tcne [tet Bade W reacted Curie t R CAMPS. bother him A he cannot get lig old| However, ho is one, of hose WIT, | has been {nelin to put too much tee of 81.280, with an option of arcnting | fund bout bef! Pics shoes OTHER C fast ball over with the usual sharp|sinewy young fellows’ who can stand] strength Into. his throws. Instead of | Lye et y Ploe orga Hl mmscsored PITS 4S. wa Because of his success at Camp] break Jas much work a# an Alexander, and | {hrowing the ball Into the dirt, he has Me tank Rican aa ee rt | Ane Ba » le alee booked ‘Ur for eon Sherman Kilbane will now be used! porritt's caso ty a great deal like | last season ho took part in fifty games. | een inclined to throw It too high, Hazleton, Pa,, whom he wi round go with Charley “Kid” Thome to spread his system in any other/inat of Schupp. He just seems un-|Just now he appears to be ripe for al Hut this is a splendid sign, and Ju the main event at the .rewular weely boring | !biladelphie fighter, at the ‘Thomas, the camps that are at all below the mark.|ablo to get going. Poll displayed | real career, and if he {8 permitted to| now McCarty ia in much better for bode Rg ay aah ak | eatideintle oc accu’ et ot Charile White wes instructor Core nothing @t Marlin, and when he | remain write the pry ote is de-!than any one had hoped for three pet | hil Grant and erward at Custer. | pitched against Cleveland last week | Yelop Into one of the te host CON-| weeks ago, Sits Sifiieie Ge caw date. | ,CRMrley Murray Ge nremer boxing ‘White, as his friends explain it, “had| fis work was very poor. He conldn’t | sistent workers. Pa coh atitlvten (a Goo warhil! ope ln da tan eae eee men MUD ot Datta, HM. 3. wih came some eee fomperament.” ‘This is well enough | got a ball over, and when ho did the| KaUFF DOESN'T LOOK ANY Too | fese: and it should grow stronger as quick kaockout of Fraable Breanan of Detects ns | tom at the Queensberry A. 0, of thar nee in tie stars, but doesn’t go in 4| Indians whanged it to the fence. OOD NOW. (00! the season advances, ax some of the Hecine Winn efor blahia aoe ce Tei Ot | nest Wodnendar alas of whieh ee gel °% mail © Temperamem may| jienton {8 better than the other Go . leading batters on McGraw's team are gui alittle ieee than $800 talen in ot the ghee | comtests will be decided, ‘hive of the reused mean a lack of military pxactness in} pair, thoygh the Rube, too, looked] Renny Kauff has not been in the|Just > ning to find themsely nent |end. adie down $220 for his end, ive | be, bemees Jack ‘Twin" Sutiren and Los pet obeying orders. So White was re-| far from being right when he worked| pest of shape tia spring, and in the |Dut defensively the team does not} The 1024 U. 8, Engineers (tho old 224 plonship contests, ‘They are confiden Ssaehir toes Gecnee cites Ca | WE DON VON ADA Kid Benes’ coat ot ‘ Heved from further responsibility and) against Cleveland last week. How-| Cleveland games he did not hit as well \1oom up as strong as it did last year Regiment of Engineers) have sent a of giving a good account of themselves yreggeneete tn gy hare fh geld Loadunan and Elmer Doane, Dick Johnny Kilbane bas been directed to/ever, ho is likely to come around by|as might be expected of a hitter of his | OF in the fall of 1916, It still remains | team of fourteen crack athletes trom! !? to-day’s competition. Phi) Harrison, the Chicage fighter on| Because be was only ott pik up bie work and bring the box-/ another week reputation. Benny twisted an anklo In| @ team that will win a lot of games, | eam Oo et co artanburg, & C./, Tho team is in charge of Liout, 2. . of the rom recelnte for Benny Vy ing standards at Custer up to his own| Needless to say the cold snap that|one of the interteam games trylig to] but does not ha that superiority | Camp Pes ‘J aay ‘| Dieges und Master Engineer Alcane, -? ‘i Battling Reddy at the Notions) 4 mark eet at Camp Sherman, He will/the Giants have run into has not{/avold spiking Rodriguez, and oyery | over the rest of the fleld which stood | to compete in the junior championship | Wyo shown in the picture in unt-| Lew Tendler of Philadeinbia, the best unt. kL he ee do it by coaching boxers now in the] helped the men with backward arms |time he puts any pressure on tho foot | out 80 forcibly on the eve of the 1917] cross-country run to be held to-day at forms. diher members of the| weist now Madting Jo Pecorsirania, is now| Wettuiey ‘ian, Ree TUN bout on vex army to do the work under his direc-/ Tho cold encountered in Louisiana,|he has great pain and ts unable to] season. In other words, a young,!yan Cortlandt Park under the aus-|team are: Top row, reading from left | signed wp for three more On Avril 16! Vaiger, has declined to let Vale pg mane? ot tion, and afterward to do it accord-| Mississipp! and Tennessee came as a|stand up. This has lasted for two| fast, aggressive club, or a club with] {> © U. ;to right—A, Jannison, Naylor, J.| be goes exainet Frankie “Young” Britt of New| .tt' no mest bay ot Valacr battle. Bagiey to bis methods. distinct disappointment to McGraw, | weeks, so Ben will not start the season | an unusually good defense, may make | Picea of the Au Ast | oliiynn, Kapple, R, Crook, G, Naylor, | :dfond for twelve rounds at tie Armory A.A, | tat tugs jonas of Americans will “do their|inasmuch as tt lants have re-|in the best of shape. a lot of trouble for the 1918 New] The foamy fm mie around New PD: Feehan; bottom Tow—Robert | of Boston, Avril 20 he tackles Chick Simier of | , sed iit i" in the war with rifle and bayo-| mained South } r this spring than} Kauff himself and the other mem- | York Giants. various, a olunteered for service with FI¥nn, Blankenberg, Davey, Caldwell | Serant : ods at A. A.| As the rule of the Boring Commiasion ~ Met and hand-grenade and in scores|ever before, and "Mac" expected the| bers of the club look for Benny to - = al york w cet Pena tisite BE tneav are] ana diaire of Philadelphia end on April he “meeta| Clevoland call for all boxers booked for’ pour ways on sea and, land.|warm weather to last right until the| be in the army long before the end| Cochran Holds Billiards Lead. | the Bag cheetah, @ Gahees’ ta Bn ora, besides belng capa. | Frankie Callahan at @ qoeclal show of the Na. | lo ti ¥ to be in Cleveland at least forte it ts all over I doubt that any|time that he brought his club back|of tho season, and the club Is for.|) Welker Cochran, maintained from 8 the Macombs A. C. and t tes aro skilful In their profes. | tena) 4. 4 pees J eight hours before their battle, Joe Loach, Bens ‘ be able to say that the box-|into New Yor }tunate in having Joe Wilholt in re | ead aver, Touns dake Schactor eons Church House Club, Severa} shown by the fact they cor Now that the champlonalip engagement between | Iriah Pate ne ing in the training camps will] McGraw does not conceal the fact| serve, Jim Thorpe has taken on al Maurice Daly's fillland) Ant them had gained promine in th d the Camp Wadsworth chapel | pave Aster, the west ede baatamweight, and | for Te Wolter, hae eny,of the rest in credit} that his pitching staff is causing him|lot of welght, and tt might be added | Cochran's total for the two days’ play {athletic World before their enlistment shows ackground of the pic- | jimmy Wilke, the Bnalish bantam champion, has | Loswman and (line takes on Vincent Pokornl ‘ quite a bit of anxiety, From presept!that Jim did not go in for any in-|{» 1,200 to 1,146, and have competed !n national cham- ture. been postponed until Boot, 2 Asey’e manager, sich’ ee ClUD on Tuesday elena oe ? ‘ | t t