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santa Fe Excursion to Yosemite VaIIe,
For Indian FandangO

$3.50 round trip. Sale dates. October
10 u. inclusive. Limit, October 81.
1910 Ask James 3. Duffy general
agent 673 Market street, or ]. J. War
10Y general agent, llI2 Broadway,
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
Ga. Bills Reduced

And your gas service taken care of
for small monthly charge. Gas Con-
sinners ASSN, 467 O'Farreu ST., phone
Franklin III.
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miles-e.2s SIS. T. s. Berna. New York. May
a miles indoor-1e.s a4-5. George V. Bonhas.
Island. n. Y. September TO- 1910.
~ miles-22. 43 is. George v. Bonheg. Trav-
ers Island Island n y; September 10, 1910. ru.,.
Island, n: Y. September 10. 1910.
. loLa miles o. J. +. Crowley. Celtic Park.
n. Y. November Il. 1909.
PARK = T. SsS II i ,a, F. Crowley Celtic
M miles :os.ss. j. F. Crowley, Celtic
IL miles. os. so as j. F. Crowley. Celtic
Park. n. Y. Nov ii. 1907
1914 miles-1. As. ]. F. Crowley, Celtic
Park. N: Y. Nov. Il. 1900
Park. n. Y Nov. IA. 1909
13h mies-1. 10 - 49, j. F. Crowley, Celtic
Park. n. Y. Nov. IA. 1909.
IA miles-11S.56 4-5-J. F. Crowley, Celtic
Park n. Y. Nov H. 1909
14h miles. 22.05 As. J. F. Crowley. Celtic
Park. n. Y. Nov. II. 1902
n. y, Nov. IA. 1909.
1917 mles-1.2s.33. j. F. Crowley, Celtic
Park "a " y So ~ IL 1909 ,ow,sv Celtic Par.
n. " Nov. a. 1909
1879 miles .s5.12 s-5. J. r. Crowley. Celtic
Park. n. Y. Nov H. 1909.
Il miles e. - ,o6a F. Crowley Celtic
17Ia miles-l.42.os James CLARK. Celtic Park.
n. Y. Nov H. 1909.
1s miles, IS II -. James CLARK, Celtic
Isl miles. iU IS 3 2-5 James Clark, Celtic
Park n. Y, Nov. IA. 1909.
10 miles-1.5l.4I As: James Clark. Celtic
Park. ". Y. Nov. Il. 1909.
". Y. Nov. II. 1909.
20 miles-1.5S.27 3-5. James Clark, Celtic
Park. n. Y. Nov. IA. 1909.
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when he was especially thirsty the
keeper would occasionally cough up
enough for q drink
I'm St. Louis Bugs got UP early one
morning and hiked away from the hotel
without the keepers knowledge. When
the latter saw that his charge had dis
appeared he started to -.unt through
Bugs favorite haunts.
FINALLY he found him in company with
three or four friends. BY this time
Bugs had collected part of a load and
was feeling quite cocky. He was broke.
as usual. and finally secured the price
from the keeper.
The latter lcafed around and finally
told Bugs to return to the hotel with
him.
i" Not on your life.' was the answer.
Il am not going to let any big stifl
like you boss me around cBugs looked
to his friends for -encouragement.)
'What?' answered the keeper.
Just what / said continued Bugs.
No piker can follow me around and tell
me what to do. You can't scare me- /
can lick any guy like you that ever lived
with that, a huge, right fist landed
on Bugs jaw. He took the count A
short time later he opened his eyes and
looked for his friends. They. were trav-
cling down the street at top speed.
Come on back with me- was all
that was necessary to have Bugs follow
his guardian.
That was Raymond's finish, He was
suspended indefinitely that afternoon"
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TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS IN
1910 ACCEPTED BY A. A. u.

200 yards o.si Is. r. C. Craig. Philadelphia.
Pa. May %, 1910.
60 yards indoor-ooe 2-5 W. J. KeatinE.T Al
bany, NY: February 8. 1910. and r. Cloughen,
New York city, January %. 1910. {
90 yards indoor-0.09 2-5. E.. A. Frey. New
York city. May 2. 1910.
lc5 yards-0.l0 2-5. f. Ramsdell, Celtic Park,
n. Y, May so. 1910.
no yards-0.10 As. II. Cloughen, Celtic Park,
n. Y, September 8. 1910.
20 yards indoor-0.O7 Is. ]. j. Archer. New
York city. February 8. 1910 end h. Cloughen.
New York city. February j. 1910:
600 yards. 10 4-5. NJ: W. Sheppard. Celtic
zoo zoo yards-os7 80 NJ W Sheppard. Celtic
Park. \. Y, August II. 1910.
$50 yards-l.0I. NJ. W. Sheppard. Celtic Park.
eco yards~i.2i 2-5. NJ W. Sheppard. Celtic
Park. N. Y, May 80. 1870
100 yards-l. 90 As. NJ. W. Sheppard. Celtic
Park. n. y, May 3d. 1910.
500 ya,dsy4s s,s n ~ 'o,o sheppard t,. POUCH
e5o ;ards-i.5s Is. Il. ". sheppard Celtic
Park. n. Y. August Z. 1910.
Park, n r.. July 81. 1910.
1000 yards-2.i IL 2-5. NJ. ". Sheppard. Celtic
Park, n. T.. July II, 1910.
2-3 mile-2. ~ 2-5. NJ. W. Sheppard. race track,
Newark, n. J.: August %. 1910.
miles indoor-i4.20 2-5. George " Bonhag
Buffalo. N. y. January o. 1910. -
1N miles indoors. 10 as. George v. Bonhag
Buffalo: N. r., February -. 1910.
miles indoor-9.H lbs George v. Bonhag,
Buffalo. N. r.. February q. 1910.
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Yale point in nss sn %as nsS
Capt. Nelson Of Yale established new record
in the POLE vault Of Il feet 81 insaes
Minnesota in a dual track meet, 81: to 4+13
points. Hill Of Minnesota was the individual
star Of the meet: ,,... ,....+
cd Syracuse by a score of SO to 43. In the one
mile run Alsire Of Syracuse srose the iocai col
et At ' Charleston. ILL.,. May 14cLeslie Byrd Of
Milford High School established worlds inter- inter;
'n At Philsdepbs eet Ps May 1.-THE University
Of PENNSYLVANIA won the annual trlaneaf tr G1
of Pennsylvania threw the hammer 1'3 feet
At Chicago. i'll. May 2l-The University Of
Chicago track team was defeated by the Univer-
Marshall Field.
Al Boulder. Col, May 27-capt; L.. $: Scott OF
pole vault record with a leap of II feet 1o's
At Philadelphia. Pa: May 2s-The University
track and field meet Of the Intercoliegiate
Association Of Amaegr r, Athletes of L,c Amer
was second and Princeton third. The feature OF
the meet was the new record made by Nelson OF
Yale. when he cleared the bar in the pole vault
II feet AS inches.
At Champaign ILL.,. June 4-Notre Dame won
ietic Association. scoring % points. Five west
ern records were lowered The emile event.
Won by Baker OF ODerhn III 4-U I'D, 4fV-yiIu
run. won by Davenport of Chicago In O.4S 4-o;
go yard hurdles. won by Fletcher of Notre
Dame in O.24 IS: $50 ard rum by Daven-
port of Chichgo in Los ID; high jump. by
French of Kansas. who made feet a inch.
Notre Dame lost the title. however. because of
AT New York city. June 1l-G. P. Gardner.
IIarvard's intercollegiate champion hurdler,
broke a worlds record that had stood for six
teen years when he ran the 352 yard low hurdles
in O. ~ 10.
At New Milford. Conn. June 13-Carolyn Hall
OF New York city broke the worlds record for
girls in the running high jump by clearing the
bar at feet ~ inches.
At Crewe. England, June 1s-F. /. Ramsdell
of the University of Pennsylvania the 100
yard dash in O.1O and the 3OO-yard event in
O.32 1-:,.
At London. England. June Erred l.. Rams:
dell Of the University of Pennsylvania defeated
r. E. Walker in the 100 yard sprint in O.1O l D.
At London. England, July 16-G. r. l.. Ander-
son. hurdle champion Of England. established a
worlds record of 40 yards over 3-foot hurdles.
His time 0.56 10.
At Manchester. England. July c4-R. E. Walk
er of South Africa defeated +. L.. Ramsdell in
the 1OO-yard scratch event at the Stafford har-
riers' sports.
At Chicago, ILL.,. August 1s-F: C. Thompson
of Los Angeles. Cal, won the title of champion
all around athlete of the world for 1910 at the
annual tournament Marshall Field. His score
was q. 9gl POINTS
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6O-yard low-0.o7 3-5. j. ]. Eller. New York
city, Feb 20. 1910.
IO-yard low-O:0s 2-5. ]. J. Eller New York
city, Feb. g. 1910.
75-yard low-O.O9 %. Roger Bacon, New York
city. Sept. II: 1910; J. J. Eller. New York city,
Sept. II. 1910.
44O-yard, 70 low hurdles-1.OO. @. J. Bacon,
Brooklyn. y. Y, July 8, 1910.
is mile low-O.43 3-5. C. j. Bacon. Celtic
Park, n. Y, June %, 1910.
Jumping Records.
Running hop, step and jump-49 IT, rs in. d.
F. Ahearne Celtic Park. N. Y, May 30. 1910.
in. Plat Adams, Newark, n. j., November
%, 1909
Vaulting Records.
Pole vault for height-12 IT. 1913 in. Leland 8.
Scott Stanford. CAL, May q. 1910.
Pole vault for distance dndoor)-2S #. . in.
Platt Adams. Madison Square Garden, New York
city, October 81, 1910,
shot-Putting Records.
42-lb. stone. with follower It. u in. NJ. ].
Sheridan. Celtic Park, n. Y. November %, 1909.
Throwing-Weights Record.
56-lb. weight for height-16 IT. 6H in. N. ].
McGrath. Chicago. ILL.,, August %, 1910
56-lb. weight for height-16 It. G 3-16 in. Con
Walsh, Travers Island, n. Y, September q.
1910.
50-lb. weight from stand-32 It. in. NJ. j.
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PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES.

At New York city. February Sired Meadows
of Toronto won fifteen-mile indoor profess
sional race in u "a Is. Ljungstrom of Sweden
was second
At Johannesburg, s. A, February 12-Donald-
son, the South African Splinter. broke the
worlds professional record for 100 yards, de-
feating Arthur Postle. worlds champion, and
G. Holway. American, in o.91s.
At San Francisco Cal, February c1-Johnny
Hayes won the marathon race In IA. Pat Con-
molly of San Francisco was second and T. Fitz-
gerald third.
At New York city, March Thor Johansen,
Swedish professional runner, established a new
indoor marathon record by going the full dis
lance in 236. 90 is over u ten-lap track.
At Pittsburg, Pa. March 31-Dorando defeated
Tom LOngboat in twenty mile race by twenty
yards Time. 1.54.OS %.
At New York city. April gus Ljungstrom Of
Sweden won the second International marathon
derby in 234 .OS 2-5. Jim Crowley was second
and JOhansen third.
At New York city, April Culture Johansen
Of Sweden defeated James j. Crowley in q
match race, running the full marathon distance
in 2.3942 40.
At New York city, May Edward Payson
Weston, the seventy-two-y ear-Old pedestrian, I'm
ished his transcontinental walk which he began
February / from Los Angeles to New York city,
in seventy-seven days.
At Melbourne. Australia. May 10-J. L. Davis,
holder Of the worlds 44O-yard high hurdle rec
race at 0.57 2-5.
At Toronto Ont. June 4-George Goulding set
new record in the mile walk. His time was
6.25 As.
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INDOOR CHAMPIONS.

eo-yard dash--R. w. Gill. Maryland Athletic
Club, Baltimore.
+. 75-yard disability Heating, Irish-American
Athletic Club.
15o-yard dash-Jack Filler, Irish American Ath-
letic Club.
3o0-yard dash-Eoy Dorland, Pastime Athletic
Club
6oo-yard run-Melvin Sheppard. Irish.Amer!can
Athletic Club.
1.OO0-yard run-Harry Gisslng. New York Ath-
letic Club.
Two-mle run-Mlke Drtsc0ll, Mercury Athletic
Club.
Five-mile run Tom Collins, Irish-American
Athletic Club.
22o-ysrd hurdles-Jack Eller, 1rish-American
soo-yard hurdles-Jack Hartranft. New York
standing broad 1ump-Ray Ewry. New York
standing high jump-Platt Adams. New York
Athletic Club.
York Athletic Club.
Irish American Athletic Club.
Running high jump mp Harry Porter Porter Irish sh
Pole vault for distance-Platt Adams, New
York Athletic Club.
Pole vault for heisht-w. Hapenny. Montreal
Athletic Association. y
Walsh. New York Athletic Club.
Putting S-pound shot-W. ". Coe, Boston
Athletic Association.
Putting 24-pound shot-Pat Mcdonald. Irish
American Athletic Club.
One-mile walk-Sam Iiebsold Pastime Ath-
T n walk-sam .L,ebgold, Pastime Ath-
letic Club.
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BILLIARDS.

At New York. January 12-Fred Enmes OF
Denver won the worlds championship at three
| cushion icarom billiards from Alfred De Orc,
final score $50 to 1877.
At New York, February 2-Jerome keogh Of
Rochester the worlds pool title from
Thomas Hueston in the final block Of GOO
point match. the total score being 900 to $40.
At Chicago. ILL.,. February 3-Harry P. Kline
Of Philadelphia defeated Calvin Demarcst for
| the national billiard championship 1872 balk
! line. Score. 500 to 1887.
. At ST. Louis. Mo-. April 3-In a champions ship
match with Albert Cutler Harry Cline retained
his title, defeating Cutler, 500 to AZ, at 1872
balk line,
At BROOKLYN. ". Y. April BIN tne amateur
national championship tournament at 1872 balk-
line billiards Joseph Mayer; broke the tourney
records BY high run OF 122 and average
At Brooklyn. n. Y. April 15-Edwafd W.
Gardner Of Mont Clair, y. j., won the ma tional
amateur championship at 1872 balk line billiards
At Rochester, n. Y. April 27-Ts,e pool cham
piOnship Of the world retained by jerome
keOgh defeating Clarence Stafford 600 to 493.
At New York city, May 1S-In match for
the championship of the world at three cushion
billiards Alfredo De Orc won from Thomas
Hueston. 100 to ia.
At New York city. May 26-WiIlie Hoppe
champion at 1871 balk line billiards. annexed
the worlds 1872 billiard championship, when he
defeated Harry Cline Of Philadelphia. 800 to
S84.
At New York, October c6-willc Hoppe made
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Heir broke the worlds record. pacing a mile
with a runner rs company in 1.5Sis.
At Columbus, o., September 21-Colorado K,
owned by George Estabrook OF Denver. broke
his own worlds frotting record for three-ye
ods when he covered q mile in 2.05A.
At Columbus, o.. September 22-Tbe Haf-
vester broke the worlds stallion trotting record
by negotiating q mile IN POI hat. The record
was held by Cresceus 202A.
At Columbus, o., September 19-Joan David
Shaw owner. NJ. McDevitt driver, broke the
worlds record for four esr-old 6lies (trottlng,.
Two heats were in 2O6l..
At Lexington, KY. October 5-Justice Brooke
trotted mile In 2U9I1. breaking the two-y year
old record held by Arion since 1891. The pre-.
vious record was 2.1ON.
At Lexington. KY. October 10-Joan cstab-
lshed 4 new trottfng record for q four yea r-Old
nl1y fer a mile. going the distance in EOS SIS.
At Lexington, KY. October 13-The worlds
tvo-miie trotting record for stations was broken
by The Harvester, who lowered the mark from
at, held by Cresceus. to 4.16A. The first mile
was trotted without q pacemaker.
At Lexington. KY, October l3-Aileen Wilson,
202L. set record for pacing mares Ia
wagon. negotiating a half mile in 1.o4h.
At Lexington. KY. October 13-J0an estab-
ushtd new record for four-year-oId trottins
fllies, stepping in 2.04A In the third heat.
At Lexington. KY. Octobsr 14-Native Belle
set new worlds record for three-year-old tr0t.
ting lilies by going a mile in 2O61a. Leading
Lab formerly held the record, her time being
2.07. Spanish Queen equaled the worlds record
for the fastest nth heat trotted when she went
the mile IN 2O7s..
At Lexington. KY, October l5-Colorado E.,
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John Lemm of switzerland afte S" Wrestling s one
hour and forty five minutes. -, -. -,
defeated Karl Alberg. German champion. in
At Des Moincs. Iowa. March 3-Frank Gotch
defeated Henry Ordeman in two straight falls.
At Sioux CITY. Iowa. March 4-FTank Gotch
At Kansas City, March s-Frank tiotch de-
feated Pat Connolly in two straight falls
eat.a fo@ng g, w. ohi" March lo-Zhyssko De;
George Hansen In nine minutes
threw Sandow In two straight falls.
At Cleveland. Ohio. March l5-Henry Gehrins
won the middleweisht championship from Chris
At Columbus. Ohio March 16-Yussifr Nah
mout won two straight falls from Pat Connolly.
Roller defeated Henry henry Weber Weber in two straight
falls :
and Zbyszko wrestled two hours to draw. the
police stoDDinG the contest.
! At Chicago. H.. March 2e-Stanislaus Zbyszko
won from Yussir Mahmout In straight falls.
At Cleveland. Ohio. March 31-Zbyszko de-
fested Raonl de Rouen In straight falls.
Charles Cutler in straight falls Of l.O9 40 and
2S. 10. respectively.
At Kansas Citv No. ADril 7--Yussif Nah.
mout defeated DIR. Roller in straight falls.
AT Buffalo. n. Y. Anril I5-F'red Beell lost to
ausslG Man% no t., In two straight falls The
At Pittsbure- Pa. Anril 15-Zbyszko- defeated
Leo PSrdsi.S In STRAIGHT falls 500 and i5so.
was defeated by ZbvszkO In two straight falls.
At Houshton. Mich. May 16-Frank G0tch
won a handicaD match from Chris Person, Sc
curing the first fall in q minutes and the Sec
ord In Is minutes.
At Montreal. Nav 1S--Raoul de Rouen was
thrown by Zhyszko in two straight falls.
At Chicago. H. June Frank Gotch. cham
pion of the world. defeated Stanisaus Zbyszk0
in straight falls taking the first in 81 seconds
ard the second fall In 27.36.
At Seattle. Wash. June e-Zbyszko Won from
B. y. Roller in two straight falls.
At LSndons England. Aneust 6-Gama. the
champion OF 1ndia. threw DIR. B. r. Roller In
straight falls in1.A0 an IN Zoo.
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Harness Horse Events.

At Cleveland. Ohio. July 1O-Uhlan. driven BY
c. X. G. Billings. set new worlds record BY
trotting mile to wagon in 2o2A.
At Kalamazoo. Mich. July 25-Country Jay
won the 2.07 trot and lowered the worlds rec
ord for a fourteen-year-old trotter to 2O64. He
also holds the worlds record for thirteen-year-
old trotters. which is c.071i.
At Kalamazoo Mich. July c9-Country Jay
the three fastest heats ever consecutively
eo5N and 2o5h. Country jay also lowered his
own record for one mile from 2:06A to 2.04k.
,bs dsanssr III sor sse
time with The Able In the 2.1s pace: BY win
ming in 2o4A and 2o4A in the 2o5 pace The
heats by fve-yearold trotting stallion and the
best two-heat race ever won by a stallion.
driven by Ed Geers won two heats Of the 2.oS
trot In 2.O4A and 2.O3h respectively, making
a stallion This also equaled the trotting record
made by Cresceus in 1902. and was new mark
for a fveyear-old tro,ting stallion in a race in
At Cleveland; Ohio. August s.Ths .,, worlds Is
Uhlan He trotted the mile in 2.O1.
At Cleveland Ohio. August 22-Biilings' geld
ing. Uhlan: broke the worlds trotting record
for one mile. negotiating the distance without
At Buffalo. n Y. August 1.-THE Harvester
This is new third heat record for mares.
stations geldinss. and also a worlds record
At New York city. August 2s-Colorado F..
set a new mark for three year-old trotters. when
he in straight heats. Time for the two
heats. 2.O7l< and 2.01s4.
At Galesbure. ILL.,. August 25-In a special one
mile race Minor Heir defeated Hedgewood Boy.
ct the same time lowering the worlds record to
200 fat.
st Readeville. Mass. August 31-Colorado F..
three ear-old trotter. Won the American
Horse Breeders Futurity in 2.O6la and 2.0Isa. a
record for two consecutive heats.
At Hartford. Conn, September 9-Uhlan hung
up worlds record by trotting mile in 20 b.
10 wagon
At Indianapolis. Ind. September 12-MinOr
Heir established worlds record for pacing.
going a mile in 1.59 fat.
At Syracuse. y. Y, September 15-The Har-
vester lowered the worlds trotting record for
stations Of 2.0o by covering the mile in 2.o1h-
Ed GeerS drove.
At Lexington. Ny. September 1G-Silent Bril-
Iade. a colt by Silent Brook. broke the world 8
trotting record for three -yearoid stations. max
ing the first mile in winning in 2.11A.
At Indianapolis, Ind. September 16-Minor
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In the domain OF pugilism the year
that is drawing to a close has been
productive of many sensational Incl
dents, chief OF which were the over
throw OF the apparently unbeatable
Battling Nelson, the defeat of Jeffries
by johnson and the tragic end OF Stan
ley Ketchel, middleweight champion.
Jack Johnson now rules supreme in
the heavyweight class, and so far as
one may see he is likely to reign in
definitely. There is not a man in the
world who can beat him in a long or
short bout with the gloves. Sam Lang
ford might have a chance. but this Is
doubtful. Al Kaufman cannot be con-
sidered. England has no one worthy
to match gloves with the Galveston
black.
However, Johnson is enjoying him.
self most thoroughly, and in few
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WRESTLING.

At Buffalo. " Y. January 1-Zbyszko defeated
Fred Bell in two straight falls.
At Cleveland. Ohio. January 6-Zbyszko de-
feated Tom jenkins in two straight falls.
At Chicago. ILL.,. January 11-Stanislaus Zbys-
zko defeated Charles kid Cutler in two straight
falls.
At MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. January 20-Raoul de
Rouen lost to Henry Ordeman foul.
At Indianapolis. Ind, January 26-Yussin Nah
mout won from Raoul de Rouen in two straight
falls.
At Minneapolis. MINI. February 3-Zbyszko
defeated Henry Ordeman in two falls.
At Chicago. ILL.,. February 14-Yussin Nah
mout lost his bout with ZbyszkO, failing to
throw his OppOnent once.
At Cleveland. Ohio. February 2l-Gene Trem-
blay threw John Billeter two straight falls.
At Buffalo. n. u. February 22-Zbyszko was
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driven by Gus Macy. broke the worlds record
or--three-yea old trotterS when he lowered his
own record Of 2.05X.
At Phoenix Ariz. November 11--Iady Mausle
C. paced a mile in 2O1k, a worlds record for
mares.
At Phoenix. Ariz.. November 11-WiIbur Lou
paced a mile in 2. 1917 which lowered the world e
record OF 2.23 for yearlings that has stood since
1894.
Turf.
At New York CITY. April I5-The Carter han
dicap at seven furlongs was won by Gretna
Green in %.
At Louisville. Nv. Nav 10-Donan owned by
William Gerst. won the Kentucky Derby in
2.O62-5.
handicap was carried OF nv Fashion Plate.
At New York city, Nav 31-Ftzherbert. car
ryfng 40 pounds. CAPTURED the Brooklyn handi-
cap. Olambala finished second.
At London. England. June 1.-The English
Derby went to Mr.. Farrie's Lemberg in the rec
ord time of . 81 Is. Greenback came in second.
At Cincinnati. Ohio. June 6-JOe Norris won
the LatOnia Derby by half a length, with Boola
bOOa second
At New York CITY. June 17-Olambala won the
twentv-seyenth Suburban handicap from Prince
imperial in 2.04 %.
At SheeDshead Raw. y. v. July 2-Olambala
eauaed the worlds record when he Won the
handicap at Ia miles in 2.O2 40.
Bowling.
At Newark. y. J.. December 10 1909)-Lee r.
Johns established Il new worlds record for six
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BOATING.

At AkaOra. New Zealand. April 4-Arnst. the
worlds champion sculler. beat Welch, champion
Of New. Zealand.
At Annapolis Md, April 2l-The Harvard var
sity eight won from the Navy over the two-mile
course Time. 11.17.
At Annapolis Nd, May cl-The Navy defeated
the Syracuse varsity eight over a two-mile
course Time, 1928 40.
At Boston. Mass. May 31Cornell won the
varsity race the Charles river from Harvard
in 11.23 In the freshman race Cornell defeated
Harvard in SAT.
At Madison Wis.,. June 4-The eight-oared
crew OF the University of Wisconsin defeated
the crew OF the University Of the State Of Wash
ington over II three-mile course Lake Men
dOta I'm 1906.
At Poughkeepsie, June :5-The sixteenth an
the Cornell crew capturing the three events,
four Dared. freehmen and varsity.
At Washington d. c.. August 1S-TAe OAaa-
dian crew Of Ottawa City, the eight Ottawas,
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1910.
Walking Record.
mile . Is Cndoor). G. H. Goulding, But
falo. n. v, February 20, 1910.
Relay Racing Record.
2.4O0 yards relay dndoor)-5.OG 1-5. Irish
American A. C.. team II. Bromilow. w. C. Rob
bins, A. II. Kiviat, H. Schaaf, New York city.
February 3. 1910.
2-nliie relsy-7.5a. Irish American A. C. team
Of. Riley. J.. Bromilow, NJ. w. Sheppard, A. r.
.Kiviat), Celtic. Park \. Y. September 8. 1910.
Three-Legged Record.
90 yards tindoor)-O. 10 Is. w. J. Heating and
w. Slade. New York city, May . 1910.
Javelin Record.
Throwing the javelin-163 It. In. B. Brood,
New Orleans, La, October IS, 1910.
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Argonauts won the intermediate singles for
SOULS. The race OF the association single scuie
for seniors was taken by s. r. Gordon OF the
vespers
At Livingstone. RhOdesia, August lS-The
scullinS match for the championship Of the world
between Richard Arnst Of New Zealand and
course was three and one-half miles.
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At Baltimore. Md. September 5-Gus Schoen-
lein tAmerfcus) defeated Yankee Rogers In
straight falls.
At London. ENGLAND. September 1o-The bout
between Cana and Zbvszko called draw
after three hours Of wrestling. during which no
fall was secured nv either man.
At Cleveland. Ohio. November 1O-Dr. b. F.
Roller defeated Gus Scloenlein tAmericus) in a
finish match getting two out Of three falls.
At MINNEAPOLIS. MIMI. November 14-Henry
Ordeman defeated DR. B. F. Roller two out of
three falls. Roller took the second fall