Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-01
e, ts,ranglcr,. Lewis defeated Mamu,on

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in straight fall.
Montreal. Quebec, April John II.
l'aradis defeated Eugene Tremblay two
out of three falls. winning the Second
respectively.
, kansas ci,y: MO- Mo- April 1sn.GuS
dc Rouen In straight falls.
Fort William. Ontario, April 10
After | hour. i! minutes and 80 seconds
retained his title of weiterweight cham
pion wrestler Of the world Of winning
ia decision over George Walker
molly. British heavyweight. was award
ed decision over Gus Schoenlein Gamer
icus). following an accidental Injury
Kansas city. Mo. May 7-zbyszko de-
'ak Dua, i~9 m fails Sa, Of ,hTes
gard won the decision in his wrestling
match with Charlie Cutler
| Minneapolis. Mimi. May 15-Stanis-
| laus zbyszko defeated Henry Ordemann
for the heavyweight title.
Louisville. KY. May 23-Charles Cut
Ter won in two straight falls from Will
liam Hokuff.
hbyszko defeated Dr. Il. F. Roller In
Lincoln; Neb.. June 4-Johnny Bill
litsr iiEntweEht ch hs lost his
! Baltimore. Md. June 4-Zbyszko and
Americas wrestled 90 minutes and 40
seconds to II draw.
| Salt Lake City. Utah. June iS-Mike
fokel defeated Fred Beell in two out
! of three falls.
Roller defeated William Demetral, Of
/ Chicago.
! Ames. Iowa, October Jess wester-
gard threw Paul Martins. twice in n
catch as catch-can match. winning the
first fall in minutes and the second
in % minutes and 80 seconds.
Connolly. champion heavyweight wres-
tier. of Ireland. defeated Yankee Rod
gers in straight falls
! Lynn; Mass. March lS-What is
claimed to be worlds individual
three string candle pin record OF 4s5
in Il match game.
Atlantis City; \. j.. April 2smAt the
the Genessee team of Rochester, n. Y.
won the five-man team championship
for 1919. with record score Of 3.035:
Jimmy Smith, of Brooklyn, won the ALL
around championship; II. Krause. of
Washington. is the 1914 individual
champion; while the team of Riddell
pions.
| The Schmidt team of st. Paul rolled
i3,141 in tournament game at Mime
apoiis, November %.
miscellaneous.
90 Pigeon hight-Boston, Mass, April
that flew from Amherst to the loft Of
! it's owner. G. f. Richardson, Jr.. OF
Newton Center.
The all-Alaska sweepstakes dog team
race of 412 miles was won by John
! Johnson's team of Siberian wolves, in
| Darling team of eighteen malmutes
came in ten hours behind the winning
! team.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mimi. Feb
ruary l5-With two great leaps or
I53 and l6l feet to his credit. Ragnar
his title of national champion in the
competition here.
Chippewa Falls, Wis. March Sin
here first honors were carried off by
Lars Haugen for the professionals with
295 points in the long-distance events.
| feet. Mr.. Hendrickson also turned a
, perfect somersault whirl, making 119
Observation-Disclosures, Pa. August
21--Wayne archers won both the mems
and women's team events In the final
competitions at the ,thirtysixth an
Archery Association. The Wayne bow
men scored total of $40 hits for 1878
points in the mems event. The Wayne
1.lO5 points Miss Cynthia Wesson, of
Boston. contributed 81 hits and 49,
Angling Chicago. Ill, September
6-7--ln the international fly and bait
casting tournament. w. Stanley, OF the
| Illinois Casting Club, set new record
for the quarter-ounce accuracy bait
event. with mark Of 1915 per cent.
Fred Kleinfeldt. of Chicago Anglers
Club, won the light tackle dry fly &C
curacy championship, with worlds
record OF 90 1915.
Benjamin +. Flegel, OF Racine, win
ner of the best average in 1910 and
| 1912, won the championship in the half
, ounce distance bait event, his average
OF ,222 feet inch being worlds rec
ord.
G. G.. CHAT, of the Chicago Anglers
Club, beat the worlds mark of 90 $40
by a fraction in the half-ounce ac
curacy bait championship.
Golf-PreStwick. Scotland, June 10
larry Nardon. professional of the
South Herts Golf Club, won the Brit
ish open golf championship for the
sixth time. Vardon finished with n
fetal Of 306 for the seventy-two holes.
Manchester VT, September 5-Fran-
els Ouimet won the national amateur
golf championship, defeating Jerome
l.. TraverS by TO 5.