Evening star., 1915-12-26
MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS.
Foot Ball.

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS.
Foot Ball.
Aberdeen, s. D., October 1e.-Marls
Payne broke all records by kicking q goal
from the 63-yard line, sending the ball
soaring over tho cross bar Of the enc
my's goal in q game between the Dakota
Wesleyan and Northern Normal
Fly Casting.
Chicago, nj, September "a new
worlds record for casting the one-hali
ounce distance bait was established al
Garfield Park by =. e. Moffatt Of Els
feet.
San francisco, Cal, September 2o.-
Walter D. Mansfield equaled the worlds
salmon fly casting record. with cast
Of 162 feet. r.
Homing Pigeons
Fort Worth. Tex, June ga new
record for flight by homing pigeons was
claimed by tho Fort Worth Pigeon Fan
ciers' Association. Four birds, liberated
at New Orleans. covered the $40 miles te
Fort Worth in fourteen hours.
Golf.
Rye, N r, June 5.-Walter ]. Travis
won the Metropolitan golf championship
over the Apawamis course, by defeating
John G. Anderson.
Philadelphia, Pa, June 21.-Jer-
ome D. Travis, open golf champion, broke
the record for the Huntington Valley
Country Clubs course by three strokes.
when he completed the second half Of
the qualifying round for the Linnewood
IIou exrlF IN, fpv "a
Detroit, Mich, September 4-Robert
Gardner OF Chicago won the amateur golf
championship of the United States, de-
feating J. G. Anderson OF New York.
Boating.
Philadelphia, Pa. April 3.-Yale oars
men won the varsity and Junior eight
cared events from tho University of
Pennsylvania. The races were rowed
in a binding snowstorm. the first being
won in O.7.56 and the Junior in 0.7.58.
New London. Conn.,. June 26-Yale
crews won a triple victory over Har-
distance four miles); the freshman
race over a mile-and-one-half course
in 0.8.06. and the junior race in 0.10.40.
Poughkeepsie, N Y, June 2S.-The
results of the intercollegiate regatta on
the Hudson river were as follows:
varsity IOuE-ulIlc race WON ny SOIutll
In 0.203s 3-5; junior varsity eight. won
by Cornell In O.10.00 1-5: freshmen
eight-oared, won by Syracuse liz
0.9.29 3-5.
( Springfield, Mass, August 14.-The
close of the forty-third national row.
ing regatta over the Riverside course
resulted in the establishment of four
new association records by Duluth
crews. The senior fours won in
4.e.14 3-5; in the quadruple race. they
covered the course in 0.5.45 AS; the in
termediate eights won in 0.5.34 AS and
the senior Duluth eight rowed the
course in the winning time of 0.5.30 3-5.
Robert Dibble successfully defended
his championship in the single sculls
title by defeating John B. Kelly of the
Vesper Club of Philadelphia.
Bowling.
Albuquerque, N. NJ, 1e15.-Nick
c. Palladino rolled ia games in four
teen hours, averaging 1874 per game.
Sioux City, Iowa. January lid. F,
Hemlet set a new record for bowling
twenty-four hours, when he rolled 1876
games.
Detroit, Mich, January 1s.-The De-
troit Journal bowling team claimed
record for a single frame of 1,240
pins in a five-man team match. The
high Individual score was 279, made by
Capt. John Higgins.
Milwaukee, Wis, February 24.-Mrs.
William Regain of Milwaukee estab-
lished a seasons record for women by
bowling total of $50 pins for three
games, respectively, 230, 214 and 206.
Peoria, ILL.,, March 30--One new rec
ord was established in the American
Bowling Congress, that of the singles
score of I'll, set by w. H. Pierce of
ners Of the different championships:
Two-man event-Won by the Allen
brothers of Detroit, with score of
1927. Five-man team event-Won by
the Barry-Ketteler team of Chicago,
with 2.9o7. Individual score-Won by
w. H. Pierce. of Pueblo. Col; score, I'll.
Mr.. Faetz of Chicago carried Off the
prize on his count of 1876 in the all
events.
New York City, April 1S.-The cham
Bowling Association closed with the
titles as follows: All-round-Thomas
]. Scannell, New York Athletic Club,
1,935; average of 215 for nine games.
Two-man--Arthur Walter and Joseph
man-Aurania Bowling Club, New
York, 2.993. Singles-George Newman,
New York. 675.
Philadelphia, Pa. June 11.-Afrs
George Wightman and Miss Eleanora
Sears Of Boston are the new national
woman's double lawn tennis champions,
having won the honor by defeating Mrs.
M. Mclean and Mrs. George Chapman.
Philadelphia June 12.-Miss Mol
la Bjurstedt of Norway won the ma
tional lawn tennis championship In sim
giles, defeating Mrs. George Wightman.
Forest Hills, N. T., September b.
William M. Johnson (new singles cham
pion) and Clarence J. Griffin of San
Francisco wrested the championship
from the three-time holders. Maurice
e. Mclaughlin and Thomas G. Bundy.
The scores were 2-s. s-a e4. ST.
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