Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-25

At st. Louis Mo-. December Il t19O3l-Ine
Royals five-man team broke the worlds record
At Kansas CITY Mo-. February NV. F.
Laidlaw and William Bauer broke the worlds
in three games The former record Of 1904
At Detroit. Mich. February 22-The Cadilacs
Of Detroit established a new fve-msn bowling
In see
was made By the LiDmans of Chicago In 1909,
2,962 pins.
At Detroit Mich. March Ie-At the tenth
nual tournament Of the American bowling con-
sress Tom Haley of Detroit finished first in the
i tournament record He also won the Prize for
the best total for nine games with 1,96l-an-
The event WENT to the Of
Chicago with a score of ESQ. while Dalker and
Waterman Of Cincinnati won the doubles by
:. At Green Bav Wis. April 2s-Tony and VII.
liam Van Beck Of Green Bay made worlds
record of 1855. bowling in doubles.
At Baltimore. Nd April 26-George Burdeno
and J: A. Eckstein of WASHINGTON rolled score
tional Bowling Association:
At Milwaukee; Wis April 2s-Ed Ed, Baker a rolled led
a score Of 742 in three games. This lowers the
worlds record made April %. 1910.
Tennis.
At Tuxedo Park. n. Y, February 13-Harold
r. Mccormick holder of the national amateur
championship in racquets. was defeated in the
final round by George c. Clarke. jr. three games
to two. Scores, 1915. 15-6. Ills. 1913,
15S.
At ouincy-A Shaw won the national amateur
racquet championship for the fourth time. de-
feating Reginald Fincke in the final match
IA AT New York city. February &C f. Touch
ard won tie national championship indoor lawn
tennis singles. defeating K. A Holden. IT., IN
the finals. to 1.
At Liverpool. England. June y Beals G.
the northern champion lawn tennis meet. the
prize being the championship OF Europe cup. y
cafoens sa sseaed aSecSs huSse in h she a
match for the western tennis championship in
At Omaha, Neb, August s-MelviIle H. Long
of San Francisco won the title of first clay
court champion OF the United States by defeat
partner, Arthur Scribner, lost to W. +. Hayes
and F. G. Anderson for the doubles champion
ship.
AT Newport. r: l.: August 17-Hnrold H:
Hackett and Frederick B. Alexander retained
their tennis championship for another year by
defeating Thomas C. Bundy and Trowbridge ".
Hendrick.
At Newport. R. l.: August 25-For the fourth
consecutive time and for the sixth time in his
career a tennis player. William A. Larned won
the challenge match Of the singles championship
dy Of Los Angeles.
Traps.
At Colorado Springs. Col. January John W.
Garrett. amateur. champion of the United
States. the trap shooting championship of
the middle west when he eQualcd the world 8
record, with IS targets broken out Of 100 at
20 yards.
At Des Moines. Ia, May 24--In the Great
Western handicap. F. G. BINS Of Chicago led
the feld with score Of ia out Of 1870 \ re.
markable record vas made by w. II. Crosby of
O'Falon. Ill.,. who made a score OF 100 straight
in the first i've events.
At Des Mones. Ia. May 2e-J. F. Dickey of
Davenport finished 'nrst in the Great Western
shooting from the 16-yard line.
At Atlantic City, n j.. June 4-The worlds
| amateur trap shooting championship won
ing 81 out OF 100 targets. Lester H. German
scored. and A. b. Richardson amateur high gun
At Washington. d. c., June 2c-The battle
ship Idaho Of the American navy was awarded
markmanship honors RS, covering years work
second place with 1855. and the Wisconsin
At Chicago. ILL.,. June 22-John W. Garrett Of
ord when he broke 100 straight targets in the
FIRST preliminary to the American handicap tour
namept.
At Chicago, H., June c3-Riley Thompson Of
Gainesville. Mo-. shooting from the l9-yard
mark with an old-time gun. won the eleventh
| annual Grand American handicap with a per
| feet score Of 100. This was new record for
the event.
At chicago. ILL.,. June 24-G. ". Decrins OF
cha mrlonship Of the Interstate Trap shooters
Associa ton, breaking 1S9 targets ont of 200
| chances. G. G. Spencer of st. Louis won the
| At Camp Perry. Ohio. August 1s-At the Ma
1 tional Rifle Association tournament the Leech
match tthc first three-range possibles. seven
Lieut.. Clarence L. Sturievsnt. stnrdevant scored
| "a bullets at 1000 wards In a storm. In the
Presidents match Sergt. W. A. Fragner OF the
United State Marine Corps established the rec
ord score Of 2S3.