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 Jan. {. At Los Angeles-"Jim" Flynn defeated Jack tTwin) Sullivan in tssn- Jan. F. At New Charles M. :. rscords Dsnasis for 9'Iss Isc. lso and 200 yards
 Jan. 14. Al New York-Ferdinand Garein, French champion, won interna- ttonal tennis match.
 Royce. of New Jersey. won annual ad-
 Ians IS. At Los Angeles---Abe, Attell defeated Harry Baker in eight rounds, in fight for featherwelght champion
 Jan. 20. At Duluth Ole Eering broke Amer)can record for long dist ance skit jumping by covering ll2 feet
 Jan. 20. At chtcago-George Sutton defeated Ora Morningstar for 1S-inch balkline billiard championship. 800 to
 Jan. 2a. At Grand Junction. Tenn..- plonssip nss |" sssks i of the united States
 Jan. a5. At Birmingham. Ala = Farmer" Burns defeated James Parr
 Jan. 26. At San Korche- val. ridden by Koerner. won the Burns
 Feb. i. At Palm Heach--D Dixie broke worlds record for motor boat nautical mile. Time, minutes 2t:3l seconds.
 Feb. 2. At New York-Charles M. Daniels established new swimming rec ords for all standard distances from
 Feb. 9. Atssu Louis--Thomas Hues- ton retained national professional pool championship.
 Feb, 9. At New Yorf - Princeton won intercollegiate hockey champion
 Feb. II. At Valley Falls, R I--. "Honey" Melody defeated Willie" Lewis in fourth round ., in hght for Feb. 12. At Newburg. N. Y.-Morris wood.S of Saratoga, successfully de- tended. the title of amateur skating
 Feb. i2. At Los Angeles = Jack (Twin) Sullivan and Jim" Flynn ! fought 20-round draw..
 Feb. 14a At Glens Falls, N. Y.--Wild- wave made worlds record by pacing
 Feb. ls. At Sidney. N. s. w.--Jacis | Johnson, of America. knocked out Pe- | ter Felix negro heavyweight cnamr-
 Feb. 20. At Phiiadelphia--"spike' Robson and Tommy Murphy fought six l rounds, with honors even. | Feb. 22. At New York--George<v ming record, doing Nhe distance in % minutes Il 1-5 seconds. N l Feb. 22. At Boston--We W. Coe | made new worlds record by putting
 Feb. 2s. English team defeated Americans in cable chess match for
 Feb. 2s. At Pittsburs = Edward Lamy won indoor skating champion
 Feb. 25. At New York-Morris Wood amateur champion. skated half-miie in 1 minute 1s 4-5 seconds. making new
 Feb. 25. At London-In light for 1 English heavyweight championship l Gunner" Mofr knocked out "Tigsr' smith in first round. :,
 Sheridan made worlds record by throwing 5e-pound weight for height
 March ?. At st. Louis--Hsrley David. championship in 10 minutes : seconds l March ?. At sydney, N. s. w. George Towns. of Australia, defeated Edward Durnan; of Canada by three
 March 6. At Peoria-"Bnl" Papke de- feated ."Biliy" Rhodes in ten rounds; rhdmss Sarss and s oneS SesssoSsa ssloSs fouss sS; 1 six rounds; no decision.
 March g. At New Havon-Yale won intercollegiate basket bah champion
 March Q At Philadelphia Talbot, oi worlds intercolisgisxe record by put ting 12-pound shot 5s feet 1s inches
 March 9. At New York-Mrs. S. Bur- gess. of St. Louis, won woman chess hsmpiopshfv At United States.
 March Il. s.t Chicago-Jacob Schae. fer defeated George Sutton for world 1s-inch ba1k-line billiard champions
 March 12. At Denver-In westerr Bowling Congress. Voight and Ever, hardt established new worlds record l March i4. At New York--Calvin De- marest of Chicago won national anna tegr billiard chaampiqnSnipg, |. Wal. won intercollegiate individual swim | ming championship.
 March le. On the. Thames. England
 March is. At Phiiadelphia--.sYoun \Erne' defeated Spike" Robson" in six
 Mar March M MSi. At princeton--Yaie won intercollegiate wrestling Championship
 March 23.--Seventh intercollegiate chess match by cable resulted in a
 March 2s. At Boston-Jay Gound re- l tained title as court tennis champion March es. At New orleans--Mont- gomery, ridden by Schilling, won Cres-
 March 24-indoor revolver cham pionships of United States Revolver as tss anasa %,nse1 %th !" c. kres | Hyland and Cyclone" Thompson 1 fought twenty rounds to a draw. i March 25. At New York-Melvin w Sheppard established new American record for half mile run, one minute | fifty. eight seconds.
 | March 25. At Boston--Charles F. Barker successfully defended cham pionship title in national checker tour
 March 2s. At Davenport-'Bnly'' Rhodes and Bill" Parke fought l5- | round draw.
 March Ss. At Los Angeles--Jack 1 (Twin) Sullivan defeated Jack Pal mer in ten rounds.
 March 30. At St. Louis--Marsha1l T. | Levey, of Indianapolis, won individual championship of American Bowling
 April l. At Hot Springs Ark.--Mar- win Hart knocked out Peter Maher in
 April s. At New York-Dr. Lasker won from Frank J. Marshall in fif- teenth and deciding for worlds chess
 March i2. At Los Angeles-"Jimmy'' Burns defeated Cyclone" Thompson in 1 twenty rounds.
 won the Carter handicap.
 April 16. At Davenport--"Pack ckie Mcfarland won decision over "Kid' | Goodman in fifteen rounds.
 ~ April 19. At Boston-Tom Longboat won the Marathon run of the Boston April 20. At Princeton-Leo J. Tal- | bot broke worlds interscholastic re- l cord for 12-pound hammer throw, mak- | ing it 190 feet nine inches. l April 22. At Lpndon-Owen Moran | defeated Al Belmont, on points, in | twenty rounds; Sam Langford defeated