Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-19
RECORDS broken
IN MANY EVENTS
Year 1910 Was Remarkable
Among Men, Horses and
Boats.

The year 1910 was remarkable one
in many ways in the athletic world,
and during the twelve months just
ended there We're many records smash
ed in different lines of sport
From a glance at the following rec
ords and the names of the men and
women who made them, it will be seen
that athletes this year and in coming
years have much to do to beat or
The horses, too, came in for their
share of the glory, and the perform
ances of Uhlan, The Harvester and
others have set high mark for other
horses.
Following are the years achieve
ments:
Baseball = Philadelphia, American
League; batting .Ty Cobb, Detroit;
throwing baseball, Sheldon Lejeune,
Evansville, Ind, 426 feet 6 IA inches;
intercollegiate, Princeton.
Throwing javelin-Bruno Brodd, 100
feet 10 IL inches,
Throwing discus-Martin Sheridan,
142 feet inches
Amateur target-Jay r. Graham, All
straight
Football-Harvard eastern; Michi-
gan, western.
Golf-AleXander Smith, open cham
pionship; w. c. Fownes Jr., Oakmont,
Pa, national; Miss Dorothy C. Camp
bell Ontorio Canada, women's; Yale,
intercollegiate team; Robert e. Hunt
er, Yale, intercollegiate individual; r.
H. Hovey, Hartford, Connecticut state
Glidden auto tour-Chalmers Motor
Co
Transcontinental walking - Edward
Payson Weston.
Amateur all-around champion-F. C.
Thompson, Berkeley, Cal.
Roque-Harold Bosworth, New Lon
don, Conn.
Swimming-C M. Daniels, individ-
ual; Princeton, intercollegiate; 10-mile
river swim, l.. b. Goodwin, N. Y. A.
c., 1 hour 30 minutes 40 seconds;
breast stroke, 100 yards, Michael Nc
Dermott, Chicago A. C.
Track and field-Pennsylvania, in
tercollegiate
Pugilism Jack Johnson, heavy
weight; AID Wolgast, lightweight; Abe
Attell, featherweight
Wrestling-Frank Gotch.
Court tennis-Jay Could Lakewood,
N. ].
Amateur foils - George X. Balm
bridge; duelling swords, A. w. Della
Poer; sabers, Joseph L. Shaw.
Women's running high jump-Theo-
dora Wheeler, Vassar, feet ALP
inches; 75yard dash, Stephanie K.
Vassar, O:O9 As; hop, step
and jump, Charlotte Hand Vassar, 20
feet 6 1-2 inches; fence vault, Almede
Barr, Vassar, feet 3 Ia inches.
Running-M. w, Sheppard, the fol-
lowing records: 550-yard dash, 1905;
run, 1:212-5 70O-yard run,
1925 As; 1000-yard run, minutes II
"a seconds; two thirds mile run,
As 2-5 seconds.
Hurdles-J. J. Eller, 75-yard low,
O:09 20 seconds; LIS mile hurdle, C. J.
Bacon, 43 As seconds.
Five-mile run--George V. Bonhag, 20
1-5 seconds.
Twenty mile team race - Homer
Queal american team.
Fifty six pound weight from stand
NJ. ]. McGrath, 80 feet inch.
Fifty six pound weight for height
C. Walsh, 16 feet 6 3-16 inches
Pool--Jerome Keogh.
Marathon, two-man team - Holmer
and Queal american team.
Pacing one mile paced-Mnor Heir,
l:5S1-2
One mile, paced to wagon-Aileen
Wilson, 2:04 IL, worlds record.
One mile trotting stallion-The Har-
vester, 201.
Trotter on half-mle track - Uhlan,
9:O5 IA, worlds record.
Three year old trotter-Colorado E.,
2: 04 "a. worlds record.
Three-year- old trotting filly-Native
Belle, 2:06 1-2, worlds record.
Twoyear- old trotting stallion-Jus-
ice Brooke, 2;091-2.
one mile by four year old-Joan,
}: 04 "a.
Two mile trot--The Harvester, AIS
"a, worlds record
Trotting, four-in- hands - Paul A.
Sorg's team, 3:14 1-2. t
Yachting Westward, American
schooner.
Sender yacht racing-Harpoon and