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The evening world., 1917-03-02

An etor. rs b+irs made 10 match AusgIe
Rather aud Tom Gibbons, the -. Paul fighter,
fur ten hounds at tho Harlem :. G, ior the
middle n this month. The match Is not hEelJ
10 - Arranged. as Jimmy Johnston demands that
uiibhuns make iJS rinnide. which Tom is not
very anxious 20 do. Tom Gibbons boxes Wild
Hurt Kenncy at the Fairnont A. Z. to-moTToN
niEht.
Jimmy Duff. the west side lightweight con
lender. Who boNo. JOHNNY Dundee az the pioncs1
sporting Club next Tuesday night claims Benny
'onart IL d"igirs a rrg engagement with him
Dufy save he has been signed with ITouarn
vice but on each occasion B,nny found som'
NrHe IN withdraw from the match, Duff
oHc,er, intends 70 force Leunari into a mec,
~ II he Succeeds In boltins Dundes.
Eddie Mead sends word that he has signed Al
Thomas. the east side lightweight. to a two
,ears' contract. He will box Chick West a,
thicUpec Mara 90. Battling Kunz al PittSield
March 90. and probably Willie Beccher at the
L5crum a. c. at an early date,
Young Marino. the east side bantamwsight.
who claims that he WIS unable tn continue In
Lis resent agIt with Jr L5nch on account q.
the latter uniutentlonaly sticking hi, gIoypd
thumb m mis- right eye. 10 sin being treated b,
an eye s~lerialist. Marine won't DO able u box
again for a few weeks,
Al the Village spogting Club 10. night Young
Benny. the local htntamwe!ght, will box Johnny
Rusall of Norkyille. In the Other ten, rourd
,iair Willie Koaler. the featherweisht Of Brook,
lyn. will exchange pundhss with jerome Hen.
messy Of jersey City.
Tho sensational debut Al New Orleans Of
Frankie Callahan OF Brooklyn against Jimmy
Hanlon. whom he knocked ont In nin,teer
iouuia wednesday night. has earned him sewers
matdes. Callahan waH signed to-day By Pro
motsr Tortorich for two fights. Dundee. Leonard
and Welsh being named in the contract.
The evening world., 1917-03-02
g" Know Now" Says Cy,
THAT the Gag Is to Put the
Ball Exactly Where You Want
1t, and 1t Will Get You Moe
Than All the Curves in the
World if They Are Scattered

ana Wheat 40 not AIck in with their
contracts FRED Merkle will take "A job
in ,uu Uu.i,c.a. Mr. tbbets and Man
ager Robinson wOulu certainly make
no mistake there. Merkle is the equal
in ability OF almost any outer gar
aener In the league, His presence
would never be a weakness,
Continuing, we hear from Mr.. Eb-
bets that Casey Stengel was "A bad
actor last year and didn't take good
care OF himself, That may be, but
we also know who had more pep and
fighting spirit than any man on the
Brooklyn Club. SO do the players.
The evening world., 1917-03-02
Golf Notes

Golfers OF the North Jersey Country
club, forty strong, at a meeting here
made tentative ARRANGEMENTS for the an
uual club tournaments and "a schedule
for the contests closed to NCrth Jersey
members Is TO be drawn up shortly,
Following u suggestion OF clubs ada
cent to the North Jersey links the
members DENIED It advisable to arrange
for team matches in which North Jcr-
scy, Arcola. HaCkensack and Ridge
wood will be involved
plNEHURsT. n. G.. March THE
spring golf tournament was brought
down 10 the s"Wl-finHl round here Ia
an divisions. Norman Maxwell Of the
Arogimink Club, rkiladelPh'@; Robert
the Wollaston club We're the survivors,
and the first named two and the last
two viii meet In the semi-tinalS to-
day,
BELLEAIR HEIGHTS, Fla, March
Mrs. q X. Morrow Of Great Neck,
l.. l.. medalist in the qualifying round
came through with Il victory In the first
round OF the WomvU's golf champion
ship az tho Rcllcuir Country club. She
was dormie g, hut lost the next tive
Alexander Of Chicago, nearly holed {
twenty-five foot putt ON the home greer
to mako tho match go to an oNtri
I hplr Miss Emma Towuo OF Evanston
Mrs. T. G., Jones Of Memphis ana Mis-
H. Y. Chandler OF philadeiphia, u mem
her OF the Quaker city Griscom Cul
team. were other winner in the firs
flight.
DELAND. Fla, March 2-WaltC
Hagen. golf professional ~ Rochester
broke the record % the College Arm
/, Hotel course here YESTERDAY, Eoin.
around I'm G5. lie was out i'm 30 an,
/ came back in 30, The old record wa
=.
PINTHURST, y C., March Mis-
Mildred Cavprly, ]runUcrup 20 Alex
stirling In tho national championshi
!ouInsment,b @srrlnTeq az n]ImehVrst yes
OF BelleSir and looking for new world
10 conquer,
The evening world., 1917-03-02
BRITToN TRoUNCES ROBSON,
cut BOUT Is CALLED DRAW.

LAWRENCE. Mass. March 2.-Rsf-
crec Morton called the bout between
Jack Brltton OF New York. weiter-
weight champion or tho world. and
Tommy Robson OF Maiden a draw at
the Unity Club last night. Both sides
undoubtedly agreed that a draw dsci-
sion should be given, because no pro-
test was maze.
Brltton won by a mile. He ala not
open up at full speed, but rave a won
icrful exhibition me hit Robson at will.
Robson was willing, but could land only
Robson was three pounds over the re-
quired weight OF 1873 pounds. and Brit
ton at fhrst refused TO ight 20 a deci-
sion.
The evening world., 1917-03-02
HIGH TEAM.
Fern Council, Brooklyn, I13.
HIGH INDIVIDUAL.


PROVIDENCE. K, /, MnfCh 3
Young Brown Of New York won In easy
fashion over Sammy Robidoau OF Phila-
delphia before tho National Athletic
club here last night. The bout went
nfteen rounds, Referee Martin Candle
awarding the decision to Brown. who
scored two k~nockdowns In the thir-
teenth round. Brown weighed lG7 and
Robideau li2 pounds.
The evening world., 1917-03-02

@wEN ZEIGLER. one OF the best
- OF the old time llghtwelghts. is
in town and up again II. He
is Just out OF a hospital in Albany.
where the doctors wanted to "cut him
open" and diB for an abscess or a
tumor. owen wouldn't stand for this
ut the present time. or. MS he says
himself, until he can see his wife and
children fixed up properly. Icigler
The evening world., 1917-03-02
GU Pieh, Er- Ydnk, Is NoW PrOpOunding
Unique Theory on Baseball Pitching

that has nested somewhere In his
right leg.
II Is possible that you do not re-
member Cy, but IL you Will recall a
certain lanky individual who went
In against Washington in u pinch
last summc n wnlle striking out
the side used so many curves that
Catcher " alters couldn't tea "hetner
he was or was not seeing thlIss,
YOU can't miss him.
That Mr.. fIeh is the gent who Is
now I|ropounding a theory on base
Ddll pitching hat IS unique II not
entirely new
"Le.nme tell YOU something" said
Cy as he proceeded to beat the life
out OF your deponent at billiards.
THE pitchln' OF curves don't figger
In big league baseball. The trick
Is to think up something that the
kctcher kin git hold OF without NOV
ing out of his tracks. That amt
no Joke, either.
81 came up to the big league two
years loaded down with curve balls
and the best they got me was n re-
turn ticket. I've got every n or
them curves packed In that there grip
you see agin the wall and I'm goin'
10 keep 'em there TIL have a chance
to get in the bush and stra ghten 'em
out. I'm goln' TO Mobile to pitch this
season and when l come back I'm
going to have IA fast ball and n slow
one that a ketcher could put his hand
on with his eyes shut, ! know now
that tho gag is 10 put the ball eX,
actly whore you want II and II VIII
get YOU more than all the curves IN
the world II they are scattered
And right there Mr.. Pieh spoke a
parable. lie means 10 say that more
control and less curve IL more ettec-
tive than all curves and no control
Bin Donovan and other pitchers
have declared that no pitcher In the
game ever had more natural stun
than Pieh showed with the Hanks
! All he needed was knowledge OF how
TO use Il. Cy is now going back "a
Mobile to learn and 1t Is very evident
from his remarks that he knows the
faults that must be remediod.
"Tf you see any young pitchers Try,
ing to break in" Cy added, you JUS
tip 'em OF that what they need is &c
go back Of the barn and practist
throwing at a spot, II they can IN
the spot they don't need to WORRY
about the curves, The hendcrs VII
come natural when they need 'em
It's the old control, with plenty o.
smoke, that gets the big League
dough-"
The evening world., 1917-03-02

won't slip pacK 10 n morning glory class Of recruits. Monroe played last
year with the Memphis club lie scored an average of .s47 for eighteen
games. Bill knapp is an infielder, and a good one. lie is twenty-five
years old and very fast. knapp played with Shreveport last scason and
ran up a batting average OF 1928 for 1874 games. Ben Shaw, if he continues
his Macon performance, has a excellent chance of becoming a regular
catcher. He played with Macon last year and finished with a batting fig
ure of 1908, and his receiving work was unusual for a "busher"
The evening world., 1917-03-02
nEiEEsiE2EEs A TR2oFFEESy . IS A SFoET TAn'
you SAID SOMETHING.

MEASLES ARE FUN.
YOU SAID SOMETHING.
-
Reds train In Louisiana for an
eight club league. II there were six
teen clubs I'm the circuit the Reds
would have to train further south
The opponent who swats Frankie
Burns on the beak should remember
he is liable to have grandchildren OF
his own some day.
Jess Willard has a reach that 10 al
most as long as n Of Willie Hopes
runs. q
wha, IL fsas public Ooiec.' to l. enc ct
those Ella. round paeitstA'
On DiIlon's showing in the Mccoy
fiuht, Les Darcy should 90 arouno
Jack like a eooper around . barrel.
YEA 30.
Connie Mack Is busy looking for
new players. There always seems TO
DO room for a couple more patches
on u crazy quilt.
DiTervnc. between. modern and old Tina boring
champions IL that the old tins champs wea 10
defeat thcmSlVee,
About the onlv Ddy a Hlltdrdtst odn
coD the cham piOnShiD IS to break
WiIlic Hopes last tHR and Testament.
Yanks are getting into shape. The
boys are coming along faster than
Fords.
Things look optimistic out In 81.
| Looey. The Cards still have q 1000
average.
Spring is almost here. Only needs
a ten-day suspension for Ray Cald-
well to make II official.
When Ice Words arm aint hurting Nm rs
hurting battins AyenEr.
Food right now IL higher than
Of Monte Cross's famous pop flea
SOME HIGH.
The evening world., 1917-03-02

Before the Victoria A, G. Of Staten
Island last night Frankie DAILY. the ban
tam favorite OF that place. ]outpointed
Corona Kid In Il rafting good ten round
battle.
The evening world., 1917-03-02

COMMITTING may shortly develop
y regarding a match between Full
o. and willard. Tom Jones,
one of Big Jess's managers, IL coming
from Chicago Monday next ostensibly
10 see the fight at the Garden. As
Jack Curley says, ne doesn't think
Jones would make the trip just for
this purpose his visit must be re-
Gdrded as having To do with
a willard Fulton clash. Curley,
who got back from the West u
couple OF days ago, says he saw VIII
lard In Chicago, and that the cham
pion was in "a fine mood. III Jones
would leave him alone for a couple
Of days" remarked Curley. willard
might come around to the point OF
agreeing TO take Fulton on" He
can't come TO the point too soon 20
suit Fulton.
The evening world., 1917-03-02

And o m Charles Historical
Ebbets with the announcement that
no has withdrawn the contracts Of
fcred TO two OF his players. II is his
explanatory statement, however, that
interests. MIR. Ebbets says he must
please the baseball fans as well as
the stockholders, and his idea of the
way to do that IN to put Olsen on
third and Fahrique, an untricd minor
Lacquer, permanently az short
We viii await developments with a
watchful eye on the fans, but unfor,
tunAtely we don't know the stock
holders,
The evening world., 1917-03-02
PUTTING EN- OVER
With ''Buss'' Baer
O'D'nfs%s 4. is r.. 2 n s,. ,:ss Tasassei'' -
QA0(D 0vYPf3|
TWO clever
i boxers
don't make a hit
unless the audi
ence is clever too.

Two trains met
head-on the other
day, but no dam
age was d o n G.
They were both
equipped with
AanLny, Va,En-
The evening world., 1917-03-02

TGOUBLE is brewing for Billy
Miske, who Is due here Sunday
TO box Gus Christie Of MIL
waukee In Brook. I next Tuesday
night. 1t seems that Miske Is sup
posed TO have signed a contract to
appear in three bouts at the Harlem
Sporting Club. but up to date has
carried out the contract only to the
extent of boxing Charlie Weirert.
The Harlem promoters have selected
Jim Flynn ~ Miske's opponent, but
Mlske has shown no inclination to
accept the bout, Looks as II herein
lay another job for the hoNing Com
mission.
The evening world., 1917-03-02

TwirIer Declares Only
Way for a Big Lacquer Ito
Git Coin Right Is to Slip
Back to the Bush for One
Year and Learn How to Un-
bend Some OF His Curves.
The evening world., 1917-03-02
EUening Worlds
Headpin Tourney
SCORES.

SCORES.
Bowrry Bank McDonRgh 81, Spring %,
Watson -. lAuN ~. Stellwaguu ~. Total a31
Manhattan. ). J., West New Brighton .Ciarl
maa %. notal $40
M,ecker 40. 2-iliescu ~, IIsabnAn 80,
Kullne A.. Dors,h n, rc,erclli a. Tv.dl 2bI.
senior NJ .. Huls Cup.uecl,t lO3. Schol1
y, RsInes -, rfolio ", ullrch - Tuial as2
Mcccker NJ. -Norltn1cr -, Richemanu 81,
kramer ~. ltuit y Sllaetnyr 30, rolal 3p2
-GIeenwAh -, Garwpni u, Marshall n,
PrArall ~, B9Tk @, Total 4ld ,
ssSi%sif. y. a%Son io7, scnp.ri ii, Harm,
"F. a. Munsey No. l--Rshe ~. Elias o.,
RobeUs 90, 2. Mulock 4, A. MoTloyA 10.
iF A. Trslry No. . GcilE 20. baker i07.
wQlf 81 Rus "a. h,gnen g eHEal @o' u,
Krndal 100 Strauss no. Mris TO-. Total +na.
senior No. A-schnc,lcr ~, krunsiy ~
R1,Ft. - Nr1a. - ignlns y, i,h - 20.
Ioachinnta 10, Rcner 30, scHwaz %, Tu,a|
600.
HIGH TEAM.
Fern Council, Brooklyn. 513.
HIGH INDIVIDUAL.
NJ. SeulErgrr. Cedarayust, l.. l.. no
FOB WINNERS,
Edw .FcseleJ, Senior No. 4, Hoys' Club. 100
Edv Grbru, Prank ltvgzry 10 william 4
nrSsssiine' i6l Ns,.' KsndeI' %issi,nlc. 6oJ
Charles Stevar. laStimc, no, lcri Meier, ral
TO. NIGHTS SCHEDULE.
Ere Railo~I Athletic Association. twill
team.
The evening world., 1917-03-02

Bstorc Ray caldwell gets within twp. 49,.
Bill Donovan we would like 10 know II he Ne
any last message 10 the folks.
The evening world., 1917-03-02

II Is further intimated by our friend
the FlAtbush Squire that Il stSnEsl
The evening world., 1917-03-02

g g
Frank Moran Wants Match
With Carl Morris at Garden
Put Back Two Weeks.
oougriaht. 1917. by The Press Publishing %.
THE New York Evening World,

oopyrfsht. 1917. by Tho Press Publishing %.
THE New York Evening World.
ERANK MORAN has an abscess
II on his jaw. which has caused
him 20 request a postponement
Of his match with Carl Morris. Tho
bout was scheduled for March II, at
Madison Square Garden. Moran
wants It put back until March 20.
This Is the date Promoter Browne
has set aside for Fulton and willard.
providing. OF course. Big Jess sees
his way clear TO slgn up. so nothing
Definite has been agreed on In the
way OF a new Moran-Morrls date.
When Fireman Tim Flynn heard OF
Moran's ailment he remarked that a
little thing like an abscess was moth
Ing TO worry about.
IF l had It," said the veteran, I'D
jump into tho ring. get hit on It and
save dentists bills" Incidentally.
Flynn offered 10 substitute for Moran
u Promoter Browne desired 1t.
The evening world., 1917-03-02

Y VAUDEVILLE booking agents nrc
" now on the trail OF Mike Glib
bons, one OF them wants to
take the st, Paul phantom ION the
road" for ten wees at 81 800 per,
figuring that Darcy's unwillingness 10
meet him would make Mike n good
attraction.
The evening world., 1917-03-02

ToM o'RoURKE he's a new
heavyweight In tow lie halls
from Joplin, Mo. The veteran
manager say no won't take tho
blanket or" his man just yet. 40
light fans must walt for some definite
Information regarding the newcomer.
All Tom has TO say about him Is that
hes a likely looking fellow and
wear homespun socks.'
The evening world., 1917-03-02

Reds train In Louisiana for an
eight club league. II there were six
teen clubs I'm the circuit the Reds
would have to train further south
The evening world., 1917-03-02

made a long trip to New York some
time & 20 appear at KID L~avigne's
benefit and added $40 to the collection
for the former lightweight champion.
The evening world., 1917-03-02

n oRRIs. by the way. will DO
lVl seen in a local ring tonight
up In Harlem for the first
time In nearly two years. His OPP
ponent will be Joe Bonds. who came
East under tho management Of Jack
kearns, claiming no had beaten Nor
rls out West. A perusal OF the
record book, however. showed that
Morris had won the referees deoi-
sion. Since coming here Bonds sew
cred relations with Kearns, and Is
now under contract TO John Reisler,
at whose club he boxes tonight.
Talking about changing managers
leads us to correct the impression
that Nate Lewis paid Billy Newman
5000 10 release Morris from tho
five-year-contruct he had with the
oklahoma Giant. Lewis paid Just
half that.
The evening world., 1917-03-02

The opponent who swats Frankie
Burns on the beak should remember
he is liable to have grandchildren Of
his own some day.
The evening world., 1917-03-02

Jess Willard has a reach that is al
most as long as one OF Willie Hopes
runs. e
The evening world., 1917-03-02

On DiIlon's showing in the Mccoy
fiaht, Les Darcy should 90 around
Jack like a cooper around q barrel.
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NEW CONNECTION WITH
SOURCE OF FOREIGN NEWS
(By International News Service)

NEW YORK, July 10.-Arrange-
ments for a news service from all
over Europe which will easily compete
with anything that has been seen in
the United States have been completed
between the International News Ser
vice and the Agence Radio, of Paris.
Readers of newspapers which have
featured the International News Ser
vice dispatches will hereafter be Civ
en- faster and more complete service
than ever The notable beats of the
international News Service in the
early period of the war, such as the
sinking of the b~attleship Audacious
and a hundred others of like impor-
lance will be duplicated from day to
day, through the connection with the
Radio Agence. In addition to this
news from Europe will come from the
regular International News Service
staff in Paris, headed by Charles F.
Bertelli, from the International News
Service correspondent in Rome, Ca
milo C~ianfarra, and from Daniel Dill
lon, OF the International News Service
Washington staff, who accompanied
General Pershing's army abroad, and
who is now located at the base of the
American troops in France.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-12
Horse Owners Warned
Against Fake Bot Cure
Carbon Bisulphid Sold as Remedy
Under Fancy Names and With Ex-
~aggerated Recommendations.

Carbon bisulphid, a cheap and read
lily o~btainable compound, is being un-
duly exploited under various names
and at exorbitant prices as a treat
ment for bots and worms in horses,
according to information. which re
Gently has come to the United States
department of agriculture. This chem
ical is a recognized remedy for these
ailments, but the department warns
farmers against paying SIS for a guam
tity, sold under a fancifu1 name, that
probably could be bought at any drug
store for 25 cents.
Not only is this compound being
thus sold ~fraudulently, but false
Claims are made for it and direction
for its use improperly prescribed
Carbon bisulphid is poisonous, and If
used indiscriminately by inexperienc-
ed hands may do more harm than good
the specialists say. h vapor of this
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-12
GENERAL RULES FOR CANNING

1. Cleanliness of person, equip
ment and surroundings is necessary to
insure success.
2. Small utensils such as forks,
knives, and spoons should be kept in
a pan of boiling water when not in
use. Rubbers should be dipped in
boiling water. lars and lids should
be placed in cool water, allowed to
come to a boil, and kept boiling until
needed for use.
g.. Vegetables and fruits should be
gathered as soon before canning as
possible. Peas are particularly liable
to infection.
a.. Seal jars while hot. If neces
sary to steam the second day on ac-
count of the possible presence of
desired to add anything to a jar that
has been sealed and cooled, De sure
to reheat and seal as before.
5. Handle materials and utensils as
little as possible. Do not touch the
interior of jars with the fingers. Use
a long-handled fork or spoon to re-
move them from the boiling water.
5. Label, giving date, variety OF
vegetable and fruit, method and time
used in process. This will aid il
standardizing the work.
Z. Never use a chemical powder t.
I preserve food. If they are strong
enough to destroy germs and spores
they are likely to have an injurious
effect on human beings sooner or la
ter.
In canning fresh fruits, it is essen
tial that the correct syrup density be
secured to insure complete success
The following syrup densities worked
out by the School of Home Ecol .omics
Utah Agricultural college, have beef
found to be the best for the variou.
kinds of fruits mentioned:
Two measuring cups equals ont
pint.
Two measuring cups sugar equals
one pound, sugar.
l.. Soft fruits, such as Strawberries
dewberries, sweet cherries, peaches
apricots. Is per cent density or one
half pound sugar to two and three
fourths pints water.
2. Sour berries such as currants
gooseberries, cranberries and sou
cherries, % per cent density or one
half pound sugar to one and three
fourths pints water.
3. Hard fruits such as apples, pear
and ounces, Is to % per cent densit
or one-half pound sugar to one IN
three-fourths pints to two and three
fourths pints water.