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, 1922-04-03
OCEAN VESSELS
IN LONG RACES
Passenger Liners and Tugs
Being Watched in Pacific
Sailings.

SAN FRANCISCO. April .. - Ship
ping men OF tho Pacific coast are
holding their watches. figurativeiy. on
two interestin gocean races which got
under way In tho last three days. Ono
is h Transatlantic speed oontest be-
tween W crack passenger liners. The
other Is nearly unique. II 10
between w tugs with unus.
ually heavy tovs-
Tho Canadian Pacific liner Empress
Of Asia and tho Admiral Line steamer
Pine Tree state sailed from Yoko-
homA for Victoria. h. c, Saturday.
It Is tho first ral test OF speed DO
tween ships OF competing lines with
trans-pacinc trade.
Rival tug companies OF San Fran
cisco landed contracts for towing the
first two sections OF tho huge pom
toons Tor the dry dock OF tho South.
western Ship Building company from
San Francisco to Los Angeles. The
tugs with their tows got AWAY Satur-
day to an sven start at 3.40 p. m.
They are tho Rcd Stack tug Sea
Monarch and tho Black Stack tug
Storm King.
, 1922-04-03

Both men SPARED for an advantage
whan they responded to tho gong for
b beginning OF tho match. Hample
wearing regulation boring gloves and
Mcleod limited to wrestling tactics.
A few seconds later the boIsr lay
spnwisd face down on tho mat with
Mcleod on the offensive. the wrestler
having ducked under his guard and
lifted him OF his feet Hemple was
held In this position until the end of
the match with the exception OF one
Strenuous effort TO shake McIeod,
who held his position whom the two
fell to the mat agnin.
The bout demonstrated bsyond all
doubt that ~ciovcrneus in wrestling IL
effective against gloves. Ed tstrang-
Ter, Lewis. heavyweight wrestling
champion Of tho world. Is sparring for
such . match with Jack Dempsey md
no latter has expressed n Wiling
ness to meet the mat artist.
, 1922-04-03
WIN LAST
CAME IN WEST
Alexander Hurls Chicago Ma
tionals to Victory in
Frisco Game.

CHICAGO. April 3.-The Chicago
nationals. with the final game with
The San Francisco Seals safely slowed
away were travelling out of tho far
west toward Hutchison. Kansas
where they nevt will appear In a nre
conditioning contest. The Cubs
made their farewell appearance in San
Francisco yesterday and with the able
pitching OF Grover Cleveland Alexan
Ter for ak innings and some equally
effective work by Percy Jones for the
remaining rounds the Seals were let
down. 7 to o. They had howeXer
aiken n beating from Oakland in the
morning. 0 to ..
Manager Gleason Of tho Chicago
Americans gave Gorham v. Leverette
his first stnrt on the mound against
Tho Chattanooga Southern league club
yesterday. For seven and one-third
innings h Southorners went hitless.
, 1922-04-03
HEMPLE MAY
MEET PERKINS
Winner Will Tangle With
Carl Morris If Bout Here
Is Arranged.

esPer's next ring attraction may
b. a battle between Jack Hample for
mer sparring partner OF Jess Willard.
and Harvey Perkins. q ocal ring IN
Norite. Negotiations for tho bout are
going forward and Indications are
that the men may b signed up at
an early date.
Hempls is a tough customer o
any heavyweight to tackle nnd can
probably take as much punishment
as any man ever seen in the ring here.
Perkins has developed q crouchinE
style OF lighting hat Is hard 10 solve
and would probably hold his own in
h earlier stages of the match at
least.
II tho bout is pulled OF the winner
probably will be matched with Carl
Morris.
, 1922-04-03
Illinois Athlete KnOUn as The
Human Hydr0pLdne Expected To
Star in Next Olympic Contests

NEW YORK, April ga human
hydruplane. John Weissmuiler, of
the Illinois athletic club. In being
developed to represent the United
States In the Olympic games at
Paris in 1924.
stu in his toenR wedssmuller's
ambition Is to lower the world rec
Odd time for every event on tho
swimming card Already he has
created records for at least O score
OF DISTANCES in the SIX months no
mas been In national competition.
Ho will DO Is years OF age on
June :, He was born in vienna,
austria, but his family emigrated to
Chicago when he was an infant.
II was with q group OF barefoot
boys that he first padded In the
surf OF Fullerton beach. At tho age
OF s no had taught himself to keep
afloat and until q year and q half
ago he was his own monitor. He
stand six foot one inch. Weighs
1856 pounds. has unusually bread
shoulders and large hands and feet.
part OF the equipment OF all great
swimmers of the past.
II don't think my feet and hands
have much to do with it." he said.
Its all in the stroke and the tim.
ing OF tho hands with the feet-six
beats to a stroke"
Not a day passes that weissmul-
ler does not swim In training he
does not diet and on tho day Of a
race he cats a big Steak, we'll done.
He Is fond OF preserved figs. and
, 1922-04-03
KING Of SWAT
IN BAD SLUMP
Gets Four Hits in 18 Times at
Bat; Pipp Cracks EN- Out
in Bunches.

NEW YORK. April s.-Tho New
York Yankee baseball team and tho
brooklyn Dodgers resume their series
Of games ut Little Rock. Ark. to
day. This tcnm's CHIEF pride and
boast. Georso Herman Ruth. appears
10 be en- tho thrpes Of a batting slump
George Herman has made only four
hits out OF is times TO bat In the
last four gamea
Thex0 was somo cheer for the Yam
lee fang. however. in tho act that
walfy p1pp had ruxained his batting
eye. Ho got four twv-bagUeu against
tho Dallas Texas league team yestcr.
day, and that was considered n fair
dayAs work. Tho Yankees won by Q
rv>-S OF 9 TO 3
R~rvoxiyn, on the ocfser hand, had
been ploughinE along with tho whole
tuam hitting on all cylinders and the
pitchers doing real big league stuff
'rstrhinR against Fort Worth yustsr>
day, aIanaux and Mitchell hold tho
Texans to ssvon hits and no runs
while tho Dodgers wcro rotttns sev
onteon hits o11d eight runs.
The Giants might have nnd q hard
time in winning aEainse tbs Mem
phia tearn at Monphis yesterday II
the Southern association team had
been able to ned. The Dtxs hds
complied an ocroe column that was
most protontious and tho Chants won't
away with the verdict Q TO l. The
tcams play tho last Of their series at
jackson, Tenn. today,
, 1922-04-03
IRELAND INTERESTED IN REVIVAL OF ANCIENT GAMES
uYMPCs' OF ERIN To Be HELD AGAIN NEXT AUGUST

DUBLIN. April s.-Great inter
est In being shown In tho revival
In ireland OF tho Aonach- Tnilltean,
or ancient games OF Tara. Tho
Dali has unanimously voted substan-
tia funds for their organization.
Tho idea is to hold the games lear
hero naxt August at about the same
time as the horse show and to make
their program similar to. but moro
extensive than. the Greek Olympics.
There win be. for example. com
petitions in rowing. motorboat and
motorcycle racing. yacht racing.
step dancing and band composition.
while essentially Irish pastimes viii
have the prominent -placo.
It In expected h n tho United
States. C,nada, Argentina, South
Africa, Australia and New Zealand.
as wall as Great Britain. will be
represented in tho international
events. The definition of Irish COM
p~otitors Is stated to mean all anna
touu whose grandparents on either
sido woro OF Irish birth, or either of
whose parents are OF Irish birth
It "a intended to make the event
tricnnial. The chief moving spirit
In the aus has been J. ]. Walsh.
member in tho Dali for Cork City
and now Irish postmaster general.
He has stated one OF the objects
to be That ireland should be drawn
closer to Europe by occasional in
ternational meetings in tho capi-
tails of tho continent.
But It is Irish-American support
hat is principally looked for and
an organizer has been appointed to
look after the interests of the
games In tho United States. OD-
ada and Newfoundland. He Is
Dobbyn. a native of Derry.
who has lived most OF his lifo In
Beifast, and has been n famous
athlete in the RANKS of tho Gaelic
Athletic association.
What the Olympic games were to
the ancient Greeks the Tailltean
'.Aonach" tfair) was to tho Gaels
OF old. It was held at a place row
called Teitown near Ceannanus Nor.
about 30 miles northwest Of Dub
lin. The place takes fits name from
TniIfto. tho foster mother of King
Lugh who. greatly grieved at her
death, had her buried at Teltown
with great pomp and ceremony.
, 1922-04-03
EAST PUTS CENTRAL OUT
OF RUNNING FOR GIRL
RESERVE TITLE HERE

Saturday afternoon saw the East
gtri Reserve team victorious ovoi
tho Central five thereby eliminating
the latter team from tho seriea. The
nnai score stood 81 to rs.
Tho game was closely contested. In
fact the playing was 80 even that only
the inability OF the Central forwards
- locate the basket at tho end gave
the victory to the East Siderz- The
losers rallied remarkably in the -
ond period and for a while II looked
AS though they might carry Off tho
bacon but both Lucille Aldrich anc
Clare Shumaker, forwards for East
proved sure shots and made the mos,
OF every change ut the goal. Marion
Man nand Jesse Tapp did spectacular
work for Central while Helen HanwuS
played a cool. steady game. The line
up was:
East Cnsper-Ma-tha Gadbery. cen.
ter; Lucille Aldrich. right forward
Clare Shumaker (capt.) left forward
Gladys Rouch right guard; Beatrice
shumnker. left guard.
Capitalization Mann (capt) con
ter; Anna cottman. right forward
Dorn Stanley. left forward: Jesse
Tapp, right guard. Helen Hanway
loft guard.
2oels-Lucllle Aidrieh. nine from
the floor. INT free throw: Clare Shu
mskcr aix fro mthe floor: Marion
Mann three from the floor: Anna Colt
man Two from the floor; Dora Stanley
throe nSn tho floor. four from fires
throws.
Referee-Juiia steere: scorer. Mar
gnret Rockwell; timer. Marion Sennett
, 1922-04-03
WOmen's Sports
To the Front

CHICAGO. April 3.-rhe growing
frequency with which women are en-.
tering competitive sports has given
rise to the necessity Ut gathering and
presenting to them and to their
friends accurate and complete news
of these activities.
Only last rec the National ANA
tour union gave notice tint next
year women In sport would be recog-
nized by that body.
The Chicago Daily News announced
that 1t will hereafter have at the
service of its readers a woman sports
writer. whose work It will be to gath.
err and to present the news Of women
athletic activities In Chicago and else
where
, 1922-04-03
Sport Calendar;

Racing.
Spring meeting or Southern Mary.
land Agricultural association. Mt
Bowie.
Opening Of the season Of tho Flor
ida State league
Schedule meeting OF Nehrasia state
league at Grand Island
SkAttng.
= National professional roller Skating
championships. at Chicago.
Coll.
Omitted North and South amateur
championship opens ut Pinehurst
Wrestling.
Johnny Mayors versus Ralph Par
caut. at Chicago
Renato Gardini versu1 Gourxe Caln
ut Newark. N. J.
Gus Kalrio versus Adam Kreoger,
at Lincoln. Neb.
Boxing.
Gene Defmont versus ROCKY Kan
ssa. Is roumtA at Buffalo
Pete Herman versus Midget Smith,
is roundS ut New Oricanz-
George CLANCY versus Shamus
O'Baen, Il rounds, al Baltimore
Terry Martn versus Carl Ire
maine. II rounds. at Toledo
Italfan Jie Cans versus Tommy Mo
.Aieer. II rounds at Brooklyn
Sammy Nable versus Happy Cor
nan, II rounds, at Brooklyn.
, 1922-04-03
BRITISH TENNIS
SCOPE LIMITED,

LONDON. April 3.-Untii lawn
tennis Is cultivated among British
boys to the extent Il is in the United
States and Australia. declares n
prominent writer. we can
feel hopeful about the return OF tho
Davis cup TO these shores.
He says that "even the churchesr'
encourage the game in Australia,
while inter-schooi matches are n
feature of the summer term. Tho
writer calls attention to the fact
that the Australian stars. G. L. Pat
terson. J. o. Anderson. P. O'Hara
Wood and ]. b. Hawkes. all won the
boys singles championship OF their
country.
, 1922-04-03

n OF the nrut IL bout with a total
Of Is points each. Wyoming was
pushing h leaders with 10 points and
had two OF her chief battlers yet to Eo
into the ring. Colorado college ana
Mines were last with nve points each.
blanchard of Wyoming. II5-p pound,
er, proved tho classieet init man OF
the evening card. He easify won every
round with PhiIipot etato favorite-
Following are tho rCNilts.
WINNERS IN FINALS OF CON-
FERENCE MEET.
Wrestling.
1I5-Pound Glass
AcCloshen &C. W won decision
over Williamson @. CO. in . minutes
on aggrNssiyeness.
1sS-Pound Class.
Kane Aggies) defeated Padgstt &C
c. In Is minutes on asgressiveno-A-
lS5-Pound Class
Dillon %. VI won over Anderson
tAsEies) in IL minutes on ~asgressive
c
It5-Pouna Class.
Glenn Coleman &c. VI won decision
over Hoover NGgies, 4 . minutes or
aggresaiveness.
I5SPound Glass
Leroy Coleman &C. W threw Chap
man %. VI in 7 minutes 20 seconds
with log and arm hold.
l75lPound UAsa
Daywait( C c. won decision owe,
strange Agsies) in is minutes on az
greszveness.
heavyweight
i Asgies) won declsion owe
Crawford Cfiners) in Q minutes.
BOXING.
115Pound Class.
blanchard Wyo) won decision owe
Shilpott &C. W in three rounds.
1c5-PouDd Class.
Lilly (Agsies) won decision owe
Storms. Niinersl
135-Pound Class.
Tyler CMines) won decision owe
Becker (Asgies).
1f5-Pound Casa
Swain Wyo) won decision owe
Ammon (Aggiesl.
, 1922-04-03
SKIRTS FOR HOCKEY


LONDON. April S.-wbar a fold
hockey team composed or American
girl players appeared some time ago
IN English fields in skirts thero was
no small comment nmonE tho spec
tators. since a tunio costume Is
usual this side Of tho Atlantic. Tho
matter was then dismissed an 3ust
another OF tho different Ways they
have of doing thinxp in America"
Now the truth has been revealed.
that the girls from tho states adopt
ed skirts solely to avoid offending
the supposed su.ceptibfities Of the
English.
, 1922-04-03

once broke four records after FIJI.
ing his stomach with hot dogs"
Contrary TO general belief he does
not employ tho Australian stroke.
but which he calls the American"
stroke and declares that the secret
OF his speed is in the perfect syn
chronization Of his arm and leg
movement He breathes with e
stroke.
I am going after as many records
as l can in my first year OF com.
petition" no said. and l may go
TO Hawaii in May"
, 1922-04-03
AND F0NTANA
MAY MEET IN CASPER

Efforts to obtain high class contest
ants for the matches to be held at the
American Legion rooms at a smoker
in the near future are being made. A
positive schedule has not been ar
ranged but the men who LIT putting
on tho smoker arc trying to secure
for tho main event Dunbar and Fon-
tana. for tho semi-windup Paddy
Ricks and Goodrich. and In addition
some wrestling by local men
Entertainment In the form OF vaude-
VILE viii also be staged.
, 1922-04-03
SCHOOL BASEBALL
TEAMS TO Play SERIES
CHAMPIONSHIP HERE

scvcu dut tsams and ssvcn NC
onds win eompote In baseball amons
the grade schools OF Casper In a
tournament to decide the champion
ship. Tho dnte for TIM tournament
has not been -. but Coach Morgan
Intends to have h take pi.cs In the
near FUTURE
The eeason IN bassoen among the
grades win bricf. according to tho
statement Of Mr.. Morgan. Al tho end
OF th,A lime tho championship win be
decided by a tournament In which ono
defeat will eliminate.
, 1922-04-03
Vernon Player
Is Reinstated

IDAHO FALLS. idaho. Aprl A.
Clarence Brooks, former nrvt string
catcher with the Vernon club OF the
Paclnc league. who came to
Idaho Falls two year ago to play
with the local club OF the Yellowstone
league. has been reinstated by YER
non and sold to the beaumont club of
the Texas league Brooks left here
for Beaumont 70 report
, 1922-04-03
TIGERS BREAK
CAMP AT AUGUSTA

DETROIT, Mich, April 5--The
Detroit Americans were on their
way north today, having broken
camp at Augusta, Ga, Isl night
Exhibition games will be played dur
ing the next three days at Macon,
Americas and Griffin. Georgia with
the Rochester club of the Interna-
tionai league Leaving Georgia the
Tigers will appear in Birmingham.
Memphis. indianapolis and Column
aus, reaching G1SYeinni Aaru II for
, 1922-04-03
SENATOR'S PLAY
BRAVES TODAY

WASHINGTON, April 4 The
Nationals were tn meet h Boston
Braves at Charleston. g. C.. today
in the first game of their ffveday
transforming trip homeward- The
count in games for their sprtns
series now stands i've to two IN
favor OF the American 1e1suers-
, 1922-04-03
HARRY SCOTT CAPTAINS
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK TEAM

Harry Scott, who has been elected
track captain for the coming season.
will make a good man for the Job.
This is the consensus Of opinion from
all who know about the MAJ and his
work Scott Is an all-round athlete.
He won easily at Douglas last year in
n events that he entered. AS cap
tain of this years team he is OK.
pected 10 show UP better than ever
before.
, 1922-04-03
GEvELAND-PEOREA
GAME CALLED OFF.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. April 5.-The
same scheduled for Friday between
tho Cleveland Indians and Peoria
has been called off, according to a
vices received here, which state hat
tho ball park in tho Illinois city ia
flooded
, 1922-04-03
Meyers To
Meet Challenger

CHICAGO, April aNohnny Mey-
era Chicago>s claimant OF h middle
weight wrestling title. and Ralph a
'caut. the challenger from Spencer.
Iowa, are ready to go to tho mat
Tonight to determine II the title Is to
change hands. They VIII wrestle II
rounds Of ten minutes each to a TALL
or decision They will weigh in at
} d. m today and must make 1so
pounds CT less
, 1922-04-03
PENN RELAY ENTRIES
SMASH ALL RECORDS

PHILADELPHIA April SAN re
oris for entries In h University Of
Pennsyivania relay carnival have been
broken this year Manager George w.
orion said today. Team entries closed
Saturday night with four hundred and
twenty-five colleges and schools rep
reeentiZg all sections OF tho country
on the list
, 1922-04-03
Sixteen Schools
In Water Meet

CHICAGO. April s.-Swimmers rep
~resenting sixteen schools are entered
in the third annua national i%nterschol.
astic meet which will be held here to.
morrow and Thursday at the Illinois
ATHLETIC club.
, 1922-04-03
PHILADELPHIA
CLUES ON ROAD.

PHILADELPHIA. April 7-rhe
Philadelphia Nationals and AmeTi
cans started their week of exhibition
games today. the Philiies with the
Charlotte nine of the South Atlantic
league and tho Athletics with a col
lego team at Hattiesburg. Mass
Both squads are due to arrive home
early next week
, 1922-04-03
MILTON WINS SPRINT.

LOS ANGELES - Tommy Milton
won the championship sprint automo-
BILE raco at tho speedway. taking the
second preliminary IS milo sprint in
10 minutes LIE seconds. an average
speed OF I15.0s miles an hour and tho
final fifty miles event IN &c minutes,
1-e2 seconds. an average Of 1I5.e miles
an hour. Milton wns said by A. A. A.
Officials TO have established now world
records In the events.
, 1922-04-03
Sport Notes

kinjo Ilnoda, the Hawaiian wrestler
is said TO BIO = nifty grappIer. Anyway
Ito has a fine name for n -rassIer."
No cooking UP OF n Jack Dcqnpsey
championship bout thoSn days md
July 4 Is drawing nearer all the tina
Pitcher with the st. Louis Card
inals are lucky they are not facing
Babe" Ruth every day. II they were
they all would be sent home.
II Yale athletes could swim for the
hockey and basketball titles old Ell
would be a t~hree-event champion.
After wading through an awful
bunch OF Hughey Fuherton's dope fig
ures we discover thai the Philadd.
phiA teams will finish ut tho last stop.
The chances are that Bert Chaplin.
Of the Red Son. will be dubbed "Char.
lie" by some clever ny.
A Mike GEbbons-Harry Greb bout Is
all right, only the principals and the
bAoaAVsao Hhfo" hottiiAb dDUuE II.
An interesting feature of soccer Is
that when one season closes another
has opened.
Tho easiest way to make q new fIy-
weight and bantamweight champion
In to compel Johnny Buff TO fight
under his right name-John Lealy.
Dog ranss at 30 degrees below zero
may b nns nport. but you can't make
the followers Of the ponies In Havana
believe IT.
Owner Frzzee predicts tho Red Sox
viii finish one, two, three AIR must
DO - hot IS tho water in Hot Springz
Philadelphia police thought Tony
Caponi. the New York boxer. was a
featherwelght bandit and pinched
him. Tony being = smart boxer prov
ed an niibi.
, 1922-04-03
Track
TO Be Rebuilt

SAN MATEo. cal, Apr1 s.-work
II rebuilding the famous Tanforan
ace track near San Bruno. will start
oday in preparation for re-opening
he track with u Thanksgiving day
meet.
, 1922-04-03
Salt Lake Club
Arrives Home

SALT LAKE CITY. April s-The
salt Lake Pacific coast league base
ball team arrived here today from tho
pring training camp at Modesto. Cal.
. Bees open the 1892 season tomor.
low when they play with tho Vernon
Club.
, 1922-04-03
World Results
By Leased Wire
MLEOD STOPS BIG JACK HEMPLE'
WRESTLING HOLD IS EFFECTIVE

George Mcleod, middlewsight wrestler. stopped Jack
Hemple, heavyweight boxer, after 1S minutes in their boxing
wrestling match at Mills yesterday afternoon. Hemple failed
to land a blow and was forced to quit after being downed
by Mcleod and placed in a helpless condition by the use of
q reinforced bar hammerlock.
, 1922-04-03
Hunter Grabs
Tennis Title

NEW YORK, April s.-Franct. r.
Hunter of Now York. won the ma
tlonal indoor ennis championships
here, defeating Fred T. Anderson. 81
is. rs, g..
, 1922-04-03
THE TRIBUNE,S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
First IN NeLCs
OF All EUents
CASPER BANTAM Wins TITLE
DENVER, COWBOYS Tie AGGIES

"okie" Blanchard Of Casper won the championship of his
class and drew great praise from the fans when wyoming
tied the Colorado Aggies and Colorado University
in the race for the Rocky Mountain conference boxing and
wrestling title held at the Denver University gymnasium Sat
urday night. The Aggies and State were in the lead at the
, 1922-04-03
POLO RESULTS.

DELMoNTB. Call Midwick won
the final senior matches for the Del
monte polo statue from Delmonte, 0
to 6 before a large crowd. Brilliant
team work OF the winners and missing
Of the Delmonte back field men gave
Midwick four goals III the first ehuk-
ker.
, 1922-04-03
FOLLOWING THE BIG LEAGUERS

no season opening tho following
day.
, 1922-04-03

After wading through an awful
bunch Of Hughey FuHerton's dope fig.
ures we discover that the Philadd.
phia teams will finish at tho last stou.
, 1922-04-03

The chances arc that Bert Chaplin,
OF the Red SO1. will be dubbed @Char-
Lie" by some clever guy.
, 1922-04-03

II Yale athletes could swim for the
hockey and basketball titles old Ell
would DO a three-avent champion.
, 1922-04-03

Tho easiest way Ia make q now fIy-
weight and bantamweight champion
In to compel Johnny Buff TO fight
under his right nnme-John Lealy.
, 1922-04-03

Pitchers with the st. Louis Card
inais " lucky they are MOI facing
babe" Ruth every day. II they were
they all would be sent home.
, 1922-04-03

hinto Iloeda, tho Hawaiian wrestler,
is said to DO . nifty grappier. Anyway
a a fine name for n -rassIer."
, 1922-04-03

Dog races at 80 degrees below zero
may Be fns sport. but you can't make
the followers Of the ponies in Havana
believe II.
, 1922-04-03

Owner Frzzee predicts the Red Sox
wiz finish one. two, three Air must
DO - hot As tho water in Hot Spring1
, 1922-04-03

No cooking up OF n Jack Dempsey
championship bout thosn days, and
Jolly 4 Is drawing nearer all the tina
, 1922-04-03

Philadelphia police thought Tony
Caponi. the New York boxer. was a
featherwelght bandit and pinched
him. Tony being = smart boxer PROV
cd an aifbl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-25
Practical Housekeeping
By FLORENCE AUSTIN CHASE.

fens like Jelly when cooled on small
plate. Put In sterilized Jars or
glasses and seal when cold.
UNFERMENTED GRAPE JUICE:
Use Concord grapes and for each
10 cups Use cups OF water and 2
cups OF sugar. Mash the grapes, and
cook In three cups Of tho water;
strain. add 10 the skins and seeds
three more cups Of water; cook
again; strain add to the strain ID
Juice the two cups Of sugar. and
hoil five minutes. skim. and bottle.
hot in air-tight Jars.
PICKLED GRAPES Take equal
portions OF cider vinegar ana sugar.
add stick cinnamon and whole cloves
tied In clean cloth. and boil 10 MN
utes. Select any variety OF seedless
underripo grapes, strip them from
the stems dro6 In as many as the
syrup will hold. then boil slowly
for 10 minutes Pour into jars, ard
after two or three DAYS rcboil until
grapes are tender. II syrup IL too
wattery add more syrup 10 the first
portion and let simmer until 'cducpd
to right amount and until syrup
loDks heavy Seal when cold.