Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01

Southern California, at dual meet be- tween Pomona College and University of Southern California, held at Clare mont. Cal. February 2s. 1s14-22o- Parker. Olympic Club, at California State track meet, held at Fresno, Gal, October 2, 1914; SS0-yard run, outdoor -1:53 2-5, D. S. Caldwell. Cornell Uni- versity. at Intercollegiate Champion ships. held at Cambridge, Mass, May 30, 1914
 BOXING. - Jack Johnson, heavy weight champion Al Mccoy, middle weight champion: Freddie Welsh, lightweight champion; Johnny kilbane, featherweight champion; Kid Will ianls bantamWeight.
 RoWING.-Harvard junior varsity eight, winner of Grand Challenge Trophy at Henley: Columbia varsity eight, winner Of Poughkeepsie regat- ta; Robert Dibble, Don Rowing Club, Toronto, winner of national amateur scu1ling championship.
 CROSS COUNTRY RUNNING.- Flames KoIehmainen. of Irish-Ameri- can 4. C., winner of national and met ropoiitan championships; Cornell. win ner of intercollegiate championship; D. F. Potter, Cornel, winner of intercol- legiate individual title.
 RUNNING HIGH JUMPS feet ' 5-16 inches, outdoor-E. .Beesom, Olympic Club, at Berkeley, Cal, May
 .yytMMING-1oo yards, open tidal salt water, straightaway-0:54 54 S-5, Duke P. Kahanamoku, Hui Nalu, Hon. olulu, Honolulu Bay, T. H., June II, 1g14-440 yards, bath CTS yards, salt water), , turns-5.22 Is. Ludy Langer, Los Angeles 4. C., Sutro Bath. San Francisco, Cal, July 5, 1914-SS0 yards bath CTS yards, salt water), Ii turns 11:46 2-5. Ludy Lagner, Los Angeles A. C., Sutro Bath, San Francisco, Cal, July 3, 1914-I50 yards. backstroke bath (75 yards, salt water), i turn 1853 AS. H. J. Hebner, Illinois A C., 1, 1914-440-yard relay, men, each 100 yards, 20 yards bath-3:5 B 4-5, H. linois A. C.. GA. c. Raithel. 58 3-5 seconds; William Vosburgh, 59 1-5 seconds; Perry McGil1ivray, 5T seconds: H. J. Hebner, 5S secondsl, New York May 4, 1914--400-yaTd relay, men open, still water, 100-yard course 5: 57 Is, Illinois A. C., (H. J. Hebner, I minute; R. NJ. Mott, 1 minute 1-5 second; A. c. RaitheI, 57 2-5 seconds; Perry ArcGilliyray, 5S 1-5 secondsl, Broad Ripple pool, Indianapolis, Ind, July S1, 1914
 POLO.-Hurifngllan Club four, which
 defeated American team in stirring contests for the international trophy; Meadow Brook MagpieS, who won sen for national championship, and Bryn Mawr, winner of junior title.
 BOWLING.--James Smith, of Brook lyn, who won the all around champion ship of the National Bowling Associa- tion. William Miller, Of Deroit. who won the all around championship of the American Bowling Congress.
 CYcLiNG.-Harvey Kaiser, win ner of national amateur title; Frank J. Kramer, winner of national profes- sionaI title; Goulett and Brenda, win ners of six-day race.
 CHESS.-Dr. Emmanuel Lasker, who retained worlds championship by de- feating Jose R. Capablanca-
 YACHTING.-The ResoIute, which won thirteen of the twenty races with the Vanitie and the Defiance, all three candidates for the defence of the Amer fca's Cup.
 MOTOR BoATiNG-Baby Speed De- mon. which won the Webb trophy i; Blackton and Gold Challenge cups; Baby Reliance V. which won the Chamber of Commerce Cup.
 BILLIARDS.-WilIie Hoppe, who re- tained the worlds championship at 1s.1 and 1s.2 balklfne and won the title at Al baIk'ine; Alfredo De Gro, three e-cushion title holder: Edwin w. Gardner, winner of the amateur cham pionship.
 POCKET BILLIARDS.-Benny Allen, holder of professional championship.
 RACQUETS.-Lawre Waterbury. winner of national. amateur singles championship; Dwight F. Davis and ]. W. Wear. winners of national doubles title: Jack Soutar, holder of worlds professional championship.
 COURT TENNIS.-Jay Gould, holder 1S y1rrlYsJHfg naFia1o1 +k,Hyr- ner of worlds open championship; Jay Gould and W. H. T. Huhn, winners of national doubles championship.
 SQUASH TENNIs.-Dr. Alfred Still man, winner of national amateur cham pionship.
 THOROUGHBRED RAGING Roamer, leading money winner of year with s29. .105 set worlds record of 149- S-5 for mile and one furlong, and shared with Stromfboli the one-mile record of 1:36 35; Iron Mask, which set worlds record of 1:09 3-5 for six furlongs and American record of 1:03 2-5 for five and one-half furIongs; Supremacy, which established worlds record of 0:S9 1-5 for three and one-half fur longs.
 TRoTTING AND PAcING-Uh1an. which established new record of 1:5S for one mile and of 1: 54 1-2 with mate as team. Peter VoIo, Etawah, Di- TeCLuIn l, Wlll1aIns Anna braQf0r0, all of which set marks that will be hard to break and all of which showed ex- reme speed.
 AUTOMOBILE RACING, - Eddie Pullen, who smashed all records at Corona, Cal, driving 302 miles at ever age speed of S7s6 miles per hour: Thomas, winner of Indianapolis Speed way 500-Hile race in worlds record time; Ralph De Palma, leading money winner.