The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-05-03
BIG GRlST OF
WORLDS SPORT

st. Louis II, Chicago 8.
Plttsburg g. st. Louis 4.
st. Louis II, Chicago 3.
Cincinnati 10, Chicago 8.
Philadelphia 3, Boston g.
Pittsburg 4, Cincinnati 2.
st. Louis 10, Pittsburg 4.
Philadelphia 8, Brooklyn 3.
Shamrock III has been launched.
The Constitution will be launched on
May 9Th.
The City and Suburban handicap OF
| 1000 sovereigns, for three year olds,
was won by Australian Star, from
field of fifteen horses. Ainurath was
second and Alverest third.
The Abbott and Cresceus are matched
for $4,000 purse, to be raced for at
Brighton Beach early ia August.
David Nagle the well known English
turfman, has purchased twelve-acre
place in San Diego, owned by w. o.
Bowen
The Great Metropolitan stakes run at
EPSON, England, was won by Evarit,
with Johnny Reiff in the saddle. The
Great Surrey handicap of $500, was
won by La Luns.
Billy Smith, the American pugilist
who was knocked out by Jack Roberts
of England, died from injuries sus-
tanned in the fight.
Casper Leon won from Jack Madden
on a foul.
Inc IlSnI was TO
have taken place last Tuesday in San
Francisco.
Jeffries and Rubin will fight for the
heavyweight championship of the
world in San Francisco, in July or Au-
gust.
Jack Roberts, of England, knocked
out Billy Smith, the American, in eight
rounds. The fight was for the nine
stone championship of England. Smith
was taken from the ring unconscious
and may die.
Benny Yanger, the "Titon Flasher"
OF Chicago, fought twenty-round
draw with Johnny Ritchey, of ST.
Louis.
| over one hundred thousand people
witnessed the final for the English As
ISOLATION football cup. The contestants
were Sheffield United and Tottenham
! Hotspurs. The latter Is London
club, and it is twenty years since
London club figured in the final. Sixty
thousand provincials came to London
to witness the game. The result was
draw, two all.
The Chicago League team of the
Illinois Bowling Association establish
ed a new worlds record. with an av-
erage of 993 for three games.
The football coaching at Stanford
next fall will be done by DR.. Alfred
Spalding, George Mcmillan and Stew
art w. Cotton
distance cyclist, defeated big field OF
European cracks in France.
The international shooting match
will take place in London in July. The
Americans will shoot against English,
Scotch and Irish teams
Spencer Gollan, the New Zealand
amateur, and Tom Sullivan and Geo.
Towns, English professionals, sculled
l04 miles, from oxford to Putney, on
the Thames, in 13 hours SO minutes
| thus breaking the record.
Nowroulah the Bulgarian wrestler
easily defeated Charles Wittmer of
Cincinnati.
A siX-day heel-and-to contest for
the championship of the world, COM
mences in indianapolis on the 5th in
slant.
California defeated Stanford in the
inter- collegiate tennis meet by score
Harry Vardon was defeated in Lon
don, by j. Taylor, the open golf cham
pion.
Burton Downing at San Jose, broke
the worlds one-half mile amateur rec
ord of 0:59 20. He rode in 50 seconds
fiat.
In relay race between Berkeley and
Oakland high schools, the latter cover
ed the mile in 8 minutes 20 seconds,
breaking the State academic record by
. 2-5 seconds.
After the regular trials In the inter-
collegiate hammer throwing, Plaw
threw for IA record from a nine-fo
circle, and tossed the sixteen-pound
ball III feet inches, which is q worlds
record.
Cooley, of Oakland, and Powell, of
Berkeley cleared the bar at feet 1919
inches, and increased by one inch the
intercollegiate running high jump rec
ord.
Plaw, California's hammer thrower,
Ia, ,l,s
ing the intercollegiate record by foot
l inch.
Service, of California, ran the mile
in 4:ol As, reducing the inter- collegiate
record by three-flfths of second.
Zschokke, Stanford's new distance
walker, lowered the inter collegiate
record for the mile walk to Z minutes
8 40 seconds, reduction OF 10 SIS Sec
onds.
In the Berkeley Stanford contest.
Cadogan ran the 100 yards In 10 sec
onds. clipping one-fifth OF second off
ran the 900 yards in % 3-5 seconds, low
ering the intercollegiate record by
three tifths OF recond.
The University OF California defeated |
Stanford In the annual games by SIS to |
so. BY so doing, Berkeley won the ath- |
letic championship for the ninth con-
secutive time. Stanford's score was
the poorest In the history OF these con-
tests.
The international chess games end |
ed In n draw. England and America
each scored five points,
Tom O'Rourke says he Is prepared TO
offer purse larger than the one OF
s. 000 hung up by the San Francisco
Athletic Club for the Jeffries- Rubin
night and that he viii guarantee %
pull the fght on In the vicinity OF
Greater New York
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