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The evening world., 1917-05-03
HStiC NeVS
and Gossip
BV John Pollock

Johnny Kilbane. the featherwcight
champion, has certainly been lucky
financially. for In the last two
bouts he received ts.7OO for his ser
vices. For boxing Matt Brock In
Cleveland he drew down tt.700. the
gross receipts OF tho show amounting
to tS.ss6. while for his ten-round con-
test with Champion Freddy Welsh at
tho Manhattan A. O. on Tuesday eve
ming he received $4,000. The gate re-
ceipts of this show wero tis.9t5, OF
which Kllbans got 80 per cent.
MiAs O'DOwd. uis orsch II. Paul nElAsr IL
now matched up for two more battles To o-mot.
nov night at ti,- National A. O. q Rhode klaDd
hs NIl 90 aEnInst Silent Martin. the dsAi mute
middleweiEht Il BrooklJn, In a fiiteon -rOund bout
TO q dsciadoa. and On Mag h Will take On Jack
Brltt0n. the woltsrvdsht ehAlnpion for ten
rounds 81 de broadway RpSStins Club q BroOA-
i'm.
soldlsr Barifled. ulo 4 on the hospital list
with a badly plifsd-up caT, will M, 10 able to
Ion again fur ton days Uu AcoOunt u tho injury.
A. a. his beComoa we'll enough % that
n may ptnOrm aga4n hc wall inset X. ID. hfen-
nan. the buffalo mldllsweght TOT 20 POUNDS Al
ths Qassabsrry A. G.. Of buffalo, y. T.
Young JAck OBrisn tho PHILADELPHIA iiRhtsT
who has ND aypoaTOd IA bout Ia tlAs vicinity
tor iOus time Will ge. hack into action sAtur-
day might by mcgtins Marty Cros in the star
bOul oi ten rJunds at tho broadway SrDrtIng O.ub
~ Brooklyn. This pair fought u grcat bout a.
tho tEndre 4. &. % liiflem several months aSo.
Iu t1o reml .Windup Pete McCarty u HdgOwOOsl
Wiull meet Soldier stanton.
BAttAng Lsvinsky win hglre In three more
I iouts this month. Next "wednesday night he will
face lob MeAlustes At a spodh show al the
Falrmont A, c, Of the lironH; on May 10 hn will
hook up with Lso Iluuck at York, Pa. ami dur
b lug the laA weck Of tho mouth he Will take on
Gus Chrisiy Of Milwaukee for ten ruunds al the
broadway Sporting Club Of BrOokyn.
0unboAt Smith and X. o. Bul brennan vii
not meet At the CleHnont 4, c, tonight A. sched
uled. brennan caught cold In his rgh eye An'
N confined 10 a hospital Jim Buckley mAnagr
Of III eclub. being unable to got worthy op
ptnent TO hox the Gunner. called tAs shuW on
The next hig aluw Al the tlermunt will he Nv
Beny Leonard Walter Mohr battle one week iror
t0-night.
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Victims OF eye strain aud other eye
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Will be glad 20 know that according TO
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they have had their eyes restored by this
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once wore glasses say they have thrown
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time. II was like miracle to me- A
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which induced fierce headaches. have
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distance and work, and without them /
could not read my own name on an
envelope or the typewTltinH on the ma
chine before me, can do both now and
have discarded my long distance glasses
Altogether. l can count the nutterlnR
leaves on the trees across the street now,
which for several years have looked Ike
a aim green blur to mo / cannot eH.
press my Joy at what II has done for mo ="
II Is believed that thousands who wear
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The evening world., 1917-05-03
ENTRIES CLOSE TO-DAY FOR
UNITED HUNTS RACE MEETING

with the amateur race season sue
cessfully inaugurated. arrangements
have been completed for the United
Hunts Racing Association meeting
scheduled for May l2 and ls at plctur-
cspue Belmont Park Terminal. The
entries close to-day with George w.
Call. No. IS East Forty-frst Street.
New York. II develops that the recent
work OF incendaries. which destroyed
the new grand stand. will have little
effect upon the viewpoint of spectators.
Arrangements have been perfected
whereby the midAeld will be thrown
open.
The evening world., 1917-05-03

Charley Ebbets was bitterly disa D
pointed at having the long fight come
to a tie. Already he has so many
double headers scheduled that Brook
lyn will have TO play ten games in one
week OF their second stay at home.
The evening world., 1917-05-03
Hudson River Regatta Date.

The Hudson River Rowing Association
made the announcement to-day that its
annual regatta viii he held as scheduled
on June 20. Tho various races on the
programme viii be rowed over the
WOodcliff course, with the finishes at
the Active Boat Club.
The evening world., 1917-05-03

in the least. lie merely slaps or
chops downward with the glove In
stead Of leading straight. In this
way he IL perpetually covered by his
elbow and forearm, the movement
being moro OF block than a blow.
Al the same instant he reaches for
a hold with his right hand and
clinches during the time his opponent
ls trying to counter or fight clear.
lie doesn't hit a single straight, hard
blow In Il ten-round bout lie dances
up and down and gives an impress
sion that ne Is busy. while In reality
he isn't doing n thing in the line of
aggression.
Wclsh's stamina shows when he Is
hit, for II takes a very hard ana well
placed punch TO shake him, and then
he RECEIVERS IN an instant, Besides
that he moves swiftly all tho time
and shows no sign Of tirinE Probably
Welsh could fight II he had TO. hut
hc'N never do It unless he feels him
self IN danger OF knoCkout-and
then II may be too late.
The evening world., 1917-05-03

Fisher had his first start Of the
season and celebrated II bV dlloJC-
inc the Senators but four hits and
shutting them out.
The evening world., 1917-05-03

No police interference Is anticipated
by the Ozanam A. A. OF the Bronx
which holds it's annual spring run on
Sunday afternoon. Two hundred and
fifty runners are entered and the race
promises TO be one Of the largest OF
The fast waning season.
The evening world., 1917-05-03
patton Pitches No-mit Gam..

The Morning World tunulor baseball
team won Its fourth straight game by
defeating the Parkway Triangles at the
Prospect Park Parade Grounds by A
score ~ 10 to I. Teddy Dalton pitched
a no-hit game for tho victorious team
The evening world., 1917-05-03

Harry Hillman. coach OF tho Dart
mouth track team. who was once upon
a time Second Lieutenant in the Thir-
teenth Coast Artillery. Is spending
mouth military unit. which Is fitting
ITSELF for active service.
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EASILY.

LEAGUE STANDING FOR APRIL.
Rain. Rain. Rain.
Rain. Rain. Rain.
Rain, Rain. Rain.
An auctioneer makes his living with
a hammer. but what excuse have you
got7
Hope Bill Donovan doesn't make a
habit Of protesting his defeats. u
would be less work 10 protest his
victories.
Jess Willard now weighs 25t
pounds. No chance Of that bird get
ting caught IN mouse trap.
YEA 30.
II The other Penn sthls,e. each eancd letter
Howard Berry should ~; tho whole diuBNoggisd
rural fse9 dsl,tTy.
He who fights and runs away may
live TO blk the fans another day.
Trouble is that a fighter parties
blow with his ankles when the rams
would rather see him parry the
thumps with his nose.
FOR SALE-Set Of brand new box.
inq gloves; used in tho kilbane-
Welsh fights absolutely new; posi-
tlvely have the first punch still in
enn; owner will sacrifice for three
thirds Of original price.
LII PEPPER.
RusSA assures W. that there Il no chance oi a
ssaN'e peaCr, The ungnrcs ruli1od thar
lO1g aEo.
Johnny Wilde is built like a piece OF
ticker tape and when he Is going
right he can hit as hard as piece OF
ticker tape hits when It is going
wrong. De-
Achilles would never make a prize
fighter. His weak spot was his heel
YOU SAID A FORKFUL.
The evening world., 1917-05-03

LOS ANGELES. May Sired Snod-
grass, long an outflelder with the New
York Giants, who refused to report 70
the Boston Braves this year and was
Internationally released, signed "a con-
tract to-day with the Vernon Club OF
the Pacific Coast League.
The evening world., 1917-05-03

Three military races are to be IN
cluded in the programme OF the New
York 4. c. spring games to be held
at Travers Island on June 2.
The evening world., 1917-05-03
THB Sporting legion. now being
recruited by The Evening
World will maroh nrnndlu

IHB Sporting legion, now being
recruited by The Evening
World. will march proudly
through the city Saturday afternoon
an inspiring tribute to the patriotism
and Willingness of New York sport
ing men to do their bit.
To commemorate the occasion
Mayor Mitchell and the Board OF EST
mate will review tho legion at Fifth
Avenue and Ninth street. At the
City Hall the legion will again be in
spected by navy officers.
Nor will the legion members step
through the streets without fittins
recognition from the navy authorities.
Heading the parade will be the Brook
lyn Navy Yard Band. especially de
tailed by Rear Admiral Usher Com
mandant at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
In line will be Il detachment of
sailors from the yard. One OF the
most picturesque escorts will be tine
Second Naval Battalion OF Brooklyn,
commanded by Ii. h. and $. X. Dietch.
These young future JoneseS, Farra-
CUTS and Deweys OF our navy Will
turn out 200 strong. headed by their
fife and drum corps OF fifty pieces,
led by John Knox. Thousands on
the sidewalk will stare with amaze
ment as they watch these well trained
lads swing by.
FIJI out the accompanying blank
and return 10 Sporting Legion Editor
and be ONE OF hundreds who will
show the city this Saturday that
slackers are not found In the sport
ing ranks.
The evening world., 1917-05-03
rs DARCY Is tho unlucklest
fighter that ever visited Amer

IN DARCY u fho unluckleSt
| fighter that ever visited Amer
lea Deprived OF "a chance 10
box IN New York by the Governors
order, ne was lator barred In New or
leans and Cleveland. The sporting
public seriously cue. uOns the justice
pf the charge that Les was n "sluCk-
or." In Australia be- was under no
obligation 20 enlist I'm the army, and
might even have been unable TO on
list as he was the sole support OF q
large family, HIS father being a hclI
less invalid. Darcy came 10 America
with the patriotic intention OF earn
ing enough money in a couple NJ
months, by taking on several bouts !u
succession, TO leave his family cared
for II he was killed In the war, and
then enlistlng for active service. lie
has been prevented from doing this.
StunE by unjust criticism, ne enlisted
I'm IA" United States Army with the
understanding that no would bee all
lowed 20 do some boxing during the
coming few weeks And now he is
In a hospital IN Memphis, crippled hN.
rheumatism and compelled 20 cancel
the only bout he had on. Darcy has
had more than his share OF hard luck.
The evening world., 1917-05-03

VVTELSH Is remarkable boxer.
w both mentally and physically.
lie shows little or no falling
off IN stamina and speed. His poor
boxing is largely due to n studied plan
for holding that old money-making
title as long as possible. In de-
clsionless bout he can lose only by
being knocked out or by being dis
qualified for fouling, SO he has
worked out way OF hitting with his
left hand that doesn't leave him open
The evening world., 1917-05-03
Saturdays Proud Turnout an
Inspiring Tribute to Patriot
ism and Willingness of New
York's Sporting Men.

Every member enrolled in the
Sporting Legion, without further no.
tiee, 10 required to be present at the
Twelfth Regiment Armory, Columbus
Avenue and SiNty-firS Street, at I
o'clock Saturday for a parade and re.
view by Mayor Mitchell, the Board Of
Estimate and Naval Reserve officers.
On orders from the Police Depart
ment, Il will be necessary TO start the
parade ono-half hour earlier than
originally planned. Every member
who received a notice from the Naval
Reserve headquarters requiring his
presence at 1.3o will kindly note the
change Of time and be on hand at I
o'clock.
Clubs that expect to furnish homo
rary escorts for the legion will also
kindly abide by the change in ar.
ranpsmsnts.
The evening world., 1917-05-03

TOHNNY KIBBANE'S decisionless
victory over Welsh may not
j count. but It shows that the light
weight champion has at least two
genilue and dangerous rivals. From
the way In which Benny Leonard
has been fighting OF late there's no
doubt he could at least equal Kill
bane's showing with the champion.
and very likely better 1t by landing a
X. o. punch.
What scrap benny and Johnny
would put up II there was Il world
championship resting on the referees =
decision. Yea 30! That would be
the Classl
The evening world., 1917-05-03
sPoRrING

TONIGHT, CLERMONT NT--Gunboat smith
" Bill Bremen 10. E.Ags 81 Ie. 3s2- i'TOsDesI
The evening world., 1917-05-03
(The New York Evening worldI

~ aists wyre made AZ The Kilbane-Wehh
Nzht Neither lad disturbed the peace.
Looks like the Braves could win the
pennant under Marquis Of Queens
berry rules.
The evening world., 1917-05-03

Tho Board OF Review OF the Natlona'
Trottlng Association at yesterday :
meeting In the Murray Hill Hotel
adopted a resolution recommending that
one day at each meeting OF the associa,
ton DO designated Red Cross Day, ana
that a portion OF the receipts be donatea
10 the society.
The evening world., 1917-05-03

Giants To-day NIth Br0bklya.
$50 T.. NJ. Poo GfOuIls, A1m. bOc. .-AcVL
The evening world., 1917-05-03
Boxing Stars Readily Consent to
Box for Patriotic Cause In
Garden Tonight.
oopyrirht. 1917. Nv Ihs Press cubshiug Go.
LIhn Nc. York EIenIna Wo-nl

tThs New Yort Esenns wo;bD
VVTHILE the Governor is trying TO
w kill boxing to-day boxers and
promoters In New York City
instead Of going to Albany In defense
of the sport, are giving their efforts to
. patriotic cause.
Tonight In Madison. Square Gar
den the Recruiting Committee OF tho
Mayors Committee on National De
Tense will give a great free show to
the crews OF Allied war vessels now
in port. The foreign seamcn will ap-
pear by invitation, and all the floor
space at the Garden will be reserved
for them The raised arena and the
galleries will be thrown open TO the
public, with no admission charged.
The programme was to have been
made up OF vaudeville numbers, but
the committee. realizing that their
guests would like something more eN-
citing, sent for Billy Gibson and asked
him II ho thought some OF the boxing
champions could be induced 10 ap-
pear.
why, sure" exclaimed Gibson.
Nothing would please the boys moro
than to give their services for such "A
good cause"
Immediately Billy began TO round
up the champions. First was Jess
willard. playing with the circus In
Brooklyn. The heavyweight charn<
pion said he'd be glad TO box or do
anything possible TO help the enter
talnment along. All he wanted was
to be- placed so ne could do his
evening turn at tho circus too. An
automobile rush trip from Garden to
the circus was. arranged. Jess will
probably put the gloves on with Frank
Moran. who told Gibson he'd willingly
take chdnco with the big fellow
again for the fun of II.
To have a representative gathering
OF heayyweights Billy next went af-
ter Gunboat Smith. who once served
In the navy.
"De-lightedi" whopped the Gunner.
I'm be there In my old navy uniform.
Put me on with anybody" Shamus
Coffey. Al Reich and one or two
others were equally willing.
Among the lightweights who prom
ised TO appear and don the gloves
we're Lightweight Champion Freddy
Welsh, who doesn't mind boxing with
a few bruises on his profile. and
American Lightweight Champion
Benny Leonard. At late hour last
night Gibson was busy looking up
Charlie white and the rest.
Featherweight Champion Johnny
Kilbane agreed to box any feather
weight. or lightweight either. for that
matter. lie may 80 on with Wallace,
a little fellow who has often chal-
lcnRod him. There will be others, too
Tho programme. being long. Will
begin early.
The evening world., 1917-05-03

An aucttoneer makes his living with
a hammer. but what excuse have you
got7
The evening world., 1917-05-03
Sport Briefs

More than 100 competitors from all
parts OF the country are expected to
take part in the Amateur Athletic Union
national wrestling championships to be
held in Nixon's New Theatre, ATLANTIC
city. on May IL and IL. 1t probably Will
be the last championship meet con-
Quoted by the Amateur Athletic Union
until the end OF the war.
Tho feature OF the second day OF the
First Spring Meeting here was the
famous Two Thousand Guineas.
which was won by J. Fairies Gay
Crusader. with Steve Donoghue up. BY
a head from w Astor's Magple. rid
den by the veteran Otto Madden. J.
Buohannn's Athdare, with Evans In
the saddle, was third. three lengths
behind.
The evening world., 1917-05-03

Jess Willard now welghs 2ot
pounds. No chance OF that bird get
ting caught IN mouse trap.
The evening world., 1917-05-03

Hope Bill Donovan doesn't make a.
habit Of protesting his defeats. II
would be less work 10 protest his
victories.
The evening world., 1917-05-03

But there Is Soldce after al IN
that The Yankees took another tan
OUT Of walter johnson Beating
thai bird Is getting 10 be a habit
The evening world., 1917-05-03

II the other Penn aths;es each earned itt.ul
Howard Berry should grt tho whole diu@Noggsd
rural fseS dsl,tTy
The evening world., 1917-05-03

An old timer to get giad hand OF
greeting was Mike Mowrey with
Mike and Fahriquu protecting that
'iie OF tho diamond Robbia's club
las improved 100 per cent.
The evening world., 1917-05-03

The Giants have played four games
at home now and two or them have
gone fourteen innings. The first extra
wound up in defeat for McGraw.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-03
RANDOM NOTES

Mrs. William Walker has returned from short stay in Montgomery.
 
 Mrs. Edward Wilson, who spent the past few days In Montgomery attend ing the diocesan auxiliary will remain few days longer as the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Frank Stollenwerck.
 Mrs. A. A Pope has returned from Montgomery.
 Mrs. J. D. Burke of Montgomery Is spending a few days in the city as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Truy Halls. A congenial party motoring to Bir- mingham for the weekend included Misses Mamie Hawkins. Bessie Baker and Emma Wilson, who were the guests of MT. and Mrs. E. S. McGlathery-Tus- caioosa News.
 Miss Carroll and Miss Ruth sandifer are the guests of Dr. and MrA CIaud Bell in Tuscaloosa for few days. Mrs. R. A. Mitchell of Gadsden Is In the city, where she will spend g few weeks at the Tutwiler
 
 Mrs. William Ewing. Jr., who has been with relatives in the city, has returned To her home in GadSden.
 Mrs. Coleman R. Sheppard of Antalla is the guest of Mrs. J. L. Blanton. Miss Jennie Davidson Of Albany is spending a few weeks in the city as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jackson Lee.
 Mrs. Herman Troup and Mrs Lewis Poyner returned yesterday to their home in Albany.
 Miss Mildred Smith and Miss Janetts Supurlock have been notified to report to Camp Joe Wheeler for Red Cross work. These young women are St Vim cents graduates, being in the 1914 class Miss Smith Is g former resident Of Savannah, while Miss Spurlock Is from Mobile.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-03

strength to the wond>rful preparation Mothers Friend". This is an external application which is applied to the ab- doninal muscles. It raiieves the tension. prevents tenderness and pain at the crisis and enables the abdomen to expand gently. The muscles contract naturally after baby arrives and the form Is thus preserved.
 It should be applied daily, night and morning. during the period of expsctn- tion. Its influence on the me net work of nerves and fragments just be- meath tho skin Is wonderful. It renders them piiant, and in this way aids nature to expand the abdomen without the usual strain when baby is born.
 You win find this wonderful prepara- tfon on sale at every drug store. ''Mother's Friend ia prepared by the Bradneld Reg ulator Co.,, Dept. c, 11S Lamar Building. Atlanta. Ga. They will send you an in- tensely interesting book, without charge. Motherhood end the Baby. Write them to mall 1t to you. It Is of the utmost i'm. portance that every expsetant mother aid nature in her work. Do not neglect for . single night to use Mothers yfisnd", 1t is absolutely and entirely safe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS

There will be meeting of tho Athens alumnae this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Searcy Johnston, 1451 Fifteenth street. south.
 Mrs, Hewlette Ansley is Ill at the Mc- Adory infirmary following an operation.
 
 Mrs. A. o. Lane will be at home thR winter with pr. and Mrs. R. A. Jones'
 Mrs. Robert Thach, IT., who has spent the past few months at Mineola, L. l., is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. R, S. Munger.
 MT. and Mrs. Phares Coleman have named their little daughter Sara.
 Miss Edith Orr is visiting friends in, Anniston.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. R. Stoalar of Tusca-, loosa are spending a few days in the city as the guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles Nabb.
 Miss Katherine Morrow and Mss Josie Steele Patton of Tuscaloosa will be Ala bama's sponsors this afternoon at the football game Their maids will be Miss Elizabeth Cron1ne- lin of Montgomery and Miss Ida B. Do- zier of Thomasville.
 Mir. and Mrs. John F. Fletcher will be among those having guests at the Coun- try club this evening, con1plimenting Mrs, Tom Arnistead of Richmond and MT. Spottswood Grant, who Is now in ths training camp at Fort oglethrope.