Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27

Prominent among the record makers is Howard F. Drew. the colored sprln. ter who equaled the record of g3-5 seconds for loo yards credited to Dan Kelly The time was made in duai meet between the University of South. ern California freshmen. Drew re. ceiyed credit for 91-5 seconds for 90 yards at a Brooklyn armory.
 George Parker shares stellar hon. CTS with Drew The Olympic club champions name will be inscribed on the record of 21 l-5 seconds for 22O yards Homer Baker. New York Ath- letic club hung up new figures of l:20 2-5 for 66O yards. and J. k. Mere dith, University og Pennsylvania. was only one second slower for the dis tance. Ayan T Meyer Irish-American Athletic club is credited with 62-5 seconds for 60 yards indoors and D. S. Caldwell Cornell, covered half mile in 1:5325
 Among American Golfers.
 The amateur and open golf cham pionships confirmed and justified the estimate in which American golfers have held the American triumvirate. Francis Ouimet Jerome Travers and Charles Evans lt is mainly due to Ouimet that followers of golf have come to look upon these three as pre- eminent in amateur golf. It was Ouimets SD endid showing in the amateur championship that estab- lished him the leading player in Am erican amateur ranks.
 Ouimets record in eighteen months of championship golf is really re- markable Until his appearance in the fall of 1913 nothing was known of him outside of Massachusetts. un- less his record of five holes in fifteen against John C. Anderson be ex- pected
 Miss Gladys Ravenscroft of Eng land, the holder of the woman's championship of America, did not defend her title The championship was won by Mrs. IT arnold Jackson of Oakley, who as Katherine C. liar ley won the title a few years ago.
 ]. Gould a Winner
 An international performance unique in the annals of court tennis was the feature of that branch of sport Jay Gould, the worlds amateur champion for the open tlte. The first half Of the match was played in England and the second at Philadelphia The Brit ish professional led in his own court, but Gould showed his real form at Philadelphia. and won 2 sets to 1 The contest was one of the finest ever seen in this country and stamped the young American amateur as the ereat est player in the history of the sport.
 Jay Gould scored a triple victory for in addition to winning the open title he successfully defended the amateur championship in singles and with W II T. Huhn retained the dou- bles championship.
 lt was a poor season for yachts, owing to the absence of international contests. Sir Thomas Lipton's Amer lean challenger Shamrock n arrived at New York after an agreement had been reached to postpone the race for one year Three defenders were built Rsolute. Vanitie and Defiance an single-stickers. The latter was withdrawn after a number of trials Resolute, owned by the New York Yacht club syndicate, and headed by Charles Francis Adams 2d, am anna teur skipper won the majority of the races. and was the champion yacht of the year, capturing about SO per cent of the races sailed. In the race for the Astor cup Resoute beat Nan-I lite 8 minutes 3 seconds, but the race -.- IL. ELu-- Ganr.a uun Maa na---n