The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-21
SPORTS
Who's Who In the World
Of Sport For Year Full
Of Brilliant Deeds

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Il Of Brilliant Deeds
Track and Field
Norman 3. Taber, who ran 4 mile IN
4;l2 35, q new worlds record. either
amateur or professional, was the year 4
star. George II. Gonlding walked seven
| miles in so minutes 40 as seconds. 4
worlds record. Ted Meredith ,Jole
Ray, w. II. Meanix, Fred wv Kelly and
/ Thomas j. Halpin were Other h,mi.
naries. 4 So
Thoroughbred RacirR 5l..lf
1 Andrew Miller's Roamer wipner.
among other stakes. OF the Queens
County, Saratoga and Hayre de Grace
handicaps, n. z. Whitney,s unbeaten
Regret, the first filly+to win the Ken.
lucky Derbyj Thunderef, winner of
the Futnrity, and Dominant, one Of the
best two-year-olds.
Baseball
Pat Moran, In his first year as man.
ager, led philadelphia Nationals 10 the
clubs first victory in forty years. Bos
ton Red Sox, who won the world q
championship; Ty Cobb, who led ali
batters, and Walter johnson and Grover
Cleveland Alexander, the leading
pitchers
Lawn Tennis III
4 William M. Johnston. OF San Fran.
cisco, who swept through the finest
field in history to win the national sin
giles title at Forest Hills, Long Island,
and, with Q. j. Griffin, won the double
crown. Miss Molla Bjurstedt, who cap.
tured national singles and several other
titles. \ HA
Golf
Jerome ID. Trayers, winner of Ameri
can open championship; Robert A
Gardner, winner of national amateur
title, and Mrs. G. II. Vanderbeek,
woman amateur champion.
Boxing
Jess Willard, conqneror of Jack
johnson ut Havana, CHA; Les Darcy.
of Australia, leading pretender to mid
dleweight crown.
Yachting and Motor Boating
The Resolnte for the second season
proved her right to defend the Amer
cas- Cup. Middle West produced mile
a.minute motor boat.
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Trotting and Pacing .l.ETsa
Peter Scott, 2:o5h, driven by Muir.
ply, set arecord for winnings, with
total Of $50,695. Directum / paced a
mile in l;56R, and William paced
mile to wagon in :591s, both world g
records. Peter Volo, Mary Putney,
'Volga, Peter Mae and many others
made worlds trotting records for va,
rious ages and varying eonditions.r',rr
.Lieis .f7ta'~ y ~ Uaa ~ tn. Grr]
f, Yale varsity eight, conaueror o,
Harvard on Thames ut four, miles, ana
other crews at shorter distances; Cor.
nell varsity eight, winner at POUCH
keepsie over Leland Stanford, cham
pion Of Pacific Coast, and other erews:
Bob Dfbble, winner Of Diamond Scul's
XII. ,t4. = y ~ tN' y W2a
Swimming Ii EyFz tx ~.
Duke Kahanamoku with three new
worlds records to his credit; Indy
LANCER, with national and internationa
records at several distances, and Harry
Hebner, in free style performances
Arthur Raithel Perry McGilliNray, Bud
Goodwin and Herbert vollmer were
others who displayed superior ability
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Automobile Racing sea"
Gil Anderson, who averaged l02.5sI
miles per hour in 350-mile race on
sheepshead Bay speedway; Dario Resta
who averaged 97.5S for 500 miles al
Chicago, and Earl Cooper, the champion
race driver of 1915. ang',t-
Hockey - -.
"a st. Nicholas Hackey Club. with
HOBBY Baker, the star, won aneateul
league battle. Harvard rated as bes.
college combination. ...s JsEe
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Soccer Football
Bethlehem (Penn.) Football Club won
National Challenge trophy, most GOV.
eted prize Of year, defeating Brooklyn
Football Club. r. y ~.
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bicycling /E. ~. ....'
Frank Kramer for fifteenth year in
succession won American championship.
defeating Goullet, and G,renda and Hill
captured annual six-day race in Madi.
son Square Garden. ...- -, -.
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Billiards 49, o.. D. = @al.a !
William +. Hoppe won everything in
sight at all forms of balkline, and re!
mains unbeatable, Three-cushion title
regained by Alfredo de Orc.
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Cricket f. rebf#
Germantown Club u recognized as
champion by reason of its capture OF
Halifax Cup. ..> = .- '.t.I
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Chess IA tAa LOuUFtrs u-.. EDgUst ~ "A
Jose r. Capablanca, who won ma
tional tournament without losing a