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BeLgian BiLliardist
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Bridgeport Club Preparing to Entertain Many Members and Friends Which Will Include Large Number
 of Women-Champ to Play Derks

heard Derks hasn't had much of a chance to get started, since coming to the United States
 The Bridgeport club is to be con- graduated for having accomplished the signing of Horemans for this ex- hibition. It is something that is of a really constructive nature, and one that cannot fail but boost the billiard game in Bridgeport.
 Will He Do These Things Here.
 Following are some of the records Edouard Horemans, the Belgian champion billiardtst, established in European journeys: High run of 64S against Heinrich Schuurman in Breda, Holland. High run of 542 against Alex Rou- dil at Montpelier. France. ETih ru1- of 533 against John Pep ermans in Brussels, Belgium. High run of 52o against Anton Bos Tn Amsterdam, Holland. High run of 502 against John Dom nnertng in Arnheinl. Holland. Average of 200 in 1000 points againsL Bos in Amsterdam. Average of JAP 6-7 in 1000 points 1 against SchuurmAn in Breda, HoI- | land.
 1 Average of g s-26 in 2,4oo points against Bos in Amsterdam. l Average of so in 1,SQ0 point Euro. | pean championship match agains | Louis Cure in Amsterdam. High run ! 345.
 ' High run at 1s.1, 300, unfinished
 nrainst Fritz Thie1e, at Groeninsen
 Holland.
 %ote.-The American record run
 by Hoppe is sos. at 1S.2. and tn.
 : :'orican record average. by George , E. Sutton, Is 100 fl 300 points.
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Sammy Goode Is Good
 And Soft For Bogash
Battling Repka of Shelton Takes Dive In First Round After Patsy Bogash Lands With His Left
 to the Chin

New Haven, was declared a draw by
 Referee Fitzgerald much to the dis
 gust of the crowd who were of, the
 opinion that the local boy had clearly
 won the battle. In the first round
 both men confined themselves to feel
 ing out his opponent. In the second
 round Prince wet right after his man
 and opened a nasty cut under the
 New Haven lads left eye. which both
 cred him throughout the remainder
 of the fight Prince won the next
 two rounds, having Proto in bad shape
 on numerous occasions. Prince fought advantage. In the fifth round Proto
 made his best showing when he was
 all over the local boy. The New Ha-
 ven lads rally was short lived, how
 ever, as Prince came back strong in
 the final chapter and held his man
 at bay. When the referee announced his decision a draw he was met by misses and booS as Prince had cas- fly won three rounds while one went to Proto and two were even.
 This was the first fight held in New
 Haven in almost a year and was wit messed by a crowd estimated at be- tween $500 and 4,00o fans. A large gathering went up from this city wh 10 were we'll pleased with the work of the Bogash brothers and Billy P-ince. lent manner and much credit must be given the promoter of the bouts. Roaring" Red Rorty did the an
 nouncing and J Caverilli held the watch. Dave Fitzgerald kept the boys moving and his decisions met with the approval of the crowd with the exception of the first bout.
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By Adran Maher.

Lou Bogash. the New England welterweight champion and the log ical contender for Jack Brittons crown, took a step nearer his ambi- ton when he scored a technical K.O. in the fifth round of scheduled 15- round bout over Sammy Goode of the
 Pacific Coast at New Haven last night. Bogash went right after his man in the first round and never let
 up until the end of the contest. It was easily seen in the first round that
 Goode was there only to stay the limit. He was continually clinching and covering up.
 In the second round Goode kept up his same tactics but in the following
 round Bogash closed the right eye of
 the Golden Gate lad. In the fourth
 round the local welterweight was all
 over his man and it was then only a matter of time before BogaSh would be returned the winner. In the fifth round Bogash again did all the fight
 ing that was done and Dave FitZger- aid stepped in between the rounds and awarded the bout to the local boy.
 What was to be the semi-fina1 bout
 and was scheduled for ten rounds
 was more or less a fizzle. Patsy Bo- against Battling Repka of Shelton in this bout. These two boys fought a
 furious bout in Bridgeport some time ago, Bogash winning by a K.O. in the
 n1nLn fOunO q.
 Repka who weighed 14S pounds
 to Bogash's Al A, was fat and slow.
 After a little mixup in the center of
 ther ing in the first round Bogash
 knocked his man down with a right +o the heart and a left to the chin. Repka stayed down and was carried to his corner by the Bridgeport lad. To the majority Of ringsiders it look ed as though the Shelton "Bearcat'' picked out a soft spot.
 In the second bout of the eveninf, ! which after turned out to be the best bout of the evening, Mickey Travers of New Haven, was declared the win- ner over Kid Kaplan of Meriden.
 These two boys had previously met | twice before, each boy winning a l contest. The bout opened with a
 rush that kept up until the final gong | in the last round. Kaplan had the | better of the first few rounds and 1 opened a cut over the Elm City boys | left eve in the third.
 Travers came back strong in the latter part of the bout and outfought his opponent. Travers was warned continually about hitting his man low. The weights Of both boys was: Trav-
 CTS 128; Kaplan 129 1-2.
 The opening number which brought together Billy Prince, the pride of Bridgeport Hollow, in the feather weight class, and George Proto o1
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College Captains

New York, Dec. 2s.-Here is a list of football stars who will lead the e1evens of many big colleges on the gridiron next fall:
 Amherst-A1 Davidson, end. Army-F. M. Greene, center. Auburn-F'rancis S.ubbs, quarter back.
 Bates-T. w. Kelley, halfback. Boston-"Brick'' O'Hare, halfback. Brown-George c. Johnstone, tackle.
 But1er-Wi11iam Riser. guard. Baker University-Warren Rice, Baldwin n-Wallace-H. Waoner. full back.
 California-George Latham, center. Carnegie Tech-Al Irwin, center. Case-W. w. Edwards, center. Centre-Norris Armstrong, half back.
 Chicago-Charles Mcclure, tackle. Cincinnati-B. F. Crol1ey, halfback. Colgate-Robert Webster, ha7fback. Colcrado-Howard Linger, tackle. olumbia-F'rancis Scovil, tackle. CorneH-Wilson s. Dodge, tackle. Dartmouth-Jim Robertson, half back. FOOTBALL Two. U 4Vt1 Dickinson-Jack Pipa, halfback Fordham - Sylvester Fitzpatrick, end.
 Caeorgetown-John A. Flavin, quar- terback.
 Georgia Tech-owen Reynolds, end. tackle.
 Harvard-R Keith Kane, end.
 Haverford-Nathan Sangree. quar- terback.
 Idaho-Grover Evans, end.
 IIlinois-Law- :e Wa1quist, half back.
 Indiana-John Kyle, fu11back.
 Iowa-Aubrey Devine, J,alfback
 Kentucky-James Zerver. tackle.
 I4afayette-Joe Lehecka, ta clxle.
 Lehigh-Ray Mccarthy. guard.
 Maine-N. H. Young, end.
 Marietta-John Robinson, full back.
 Mass. AggieS-George A. Cotton tackle.
 Michigan-R. J. Dunnde, end. Minnesota-Lawrence Teberg, tackle
 Missouri-Herbert Blune, tackle.
 Murlenberg - Raymond Snyder guard.
 Mt. Cnfon-Hernan Wagner, half back.
 Navy-Emery Larsen, center.
 Nebraska-C. E. Swanson. end.
 New Hampshire State-S. T. Con- nor, halfback. New York University-J. T. Fergu- son, quarterback. North Carolina = R. Lowe, half back.
 Northwestern Hathaway. cen ter.
 Penn-Rex Wray, quarterback. Penn Military College-William J Crow center. Phillips Andover - Leo F. Daily end. | end. Pfttsburgh-Tom Davies, halfback | Princeton-J. s. Keck. tackle.
 Purdue-E. R. Carmen halfbaek.
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By AL. JACKSON.

The coming of Edouard Horemans, European balkline billiard champion, to the Bridgeport club tomorrow for an afternoon and evening exhibition of his almost supernatural left-handed wares again accentuates to what ex- tent the popularity of all the green table games has grown In this city. Since the war and the advent of prohibition, interest in pool and bil- liards has assumed tremendous pro portions. Ask any proprietor of "parlor." You will never find an idle table.
 The game was given q tremendous lift last year when Willie Hoppe, Ralph GreenIeaf and Robert Came fax, crowned monarchs of the 1S.2 balk line, pocket billiards and three here and gave samples of their prow- ess at three local clubs. And tomor- rows appearance of Horenans bids fair to give the game another tre- mendous impetus.
 The Belgian is slated to give ex1i- bitions at 3:30 in tho afternoon and at S:30 at night. Special prepara- tions have been made for an cnorrn- oun gallery at both appearances, for 4he demand for invitations has been so great that it indicates packed house at both performances. Steward Jake Wallace of the Bridgeport club Is sponsor for the rather remarkable statement that there vii F. .-'FV representation of the fair H' crowd We didn't know -.r.
 dies were so interested f. t!ie
 game. Generally they kick Ii. steers because hubby wastes a ccuD.e of nights a week playing Kelly poo! The exhibitions will give the critics a chance to line up the Belgian brll' !, liant and his capabilities agains Hoppe's. We have all seen Cham pion Willie fin action and know wha' k he can do. Therefore the predtc' ton Of experts so discerning as Jof sTnaclxyray and Ty Hettinger, wht claim r-reeervedly that foreman: will wrest the title away from Hoppe make the BeIgfan's advent of double interest at this time.
 There have never been many left handlers who made good at any form of the billiard game. And the sa m' holds true for golf. However, Hore
 mans is the one exception to the rule and from all accounts is a surprising Ny successful exception at that. Whel Ne first arrived in this country feV yAehs ago. the wiseacres noted hi yxApn gsid eGness and whispered tha hesA never make the grade. But was\on1y a few days iacer before h
 heraA clicking 'em off in such re
 markabe fashion that they all had t @St ,,n and take notice.
 1oremans will wield his GU .1ainst one r. l.. J. Derlzs, 9. compa eyiof of his. and from what we'v
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: Kilbane.

Featherweight - Johnny Kilbane. United States. Bantamw mweight-Pete Herman, United States.
 F'lyweight-Jimmy Wilde, England.
 American Amateur Champions. 10S-Pound Class-A. J. Devito. Paul ist A. C., New York. 115-Pound Class-James Hutchinson, Meadowbrook Club, Philadelphia. 125-Pound Class - Sol. Seaman,
 Brooklyn A. A., New York. 135-Pound Class-Tommy Murphy,
 Kansas City A. c. 145-Pound C1ass-Jack Schoendorf,
 Milwaukee A. C.. 158-Pound Class - Sam Lagonia,
 Bronxdale A. C., New York. 175-Pound Class-John Burke, Will
 low A. C., Pittsburgh. Heavyweight Class-Car1 Wicks, Bos-
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Women's Nation-,l Singles Cham pion-Mrs Franklin l. Mallory. for merly Miss Molla Bjurstedt.
 Women's National Doubles Cham pions-Miss Eleanor Goss and Miss Marion Zinderstein.
 Junior Singles Champion-Vincent Richards.
 Junior Doubles ampions-Har- old Godshall and Richard Hinckley.
 Boys Doubles Champions - J. l.. F'arquhar and c. " deBeiaso.
 Girls Singles Champion - Miss Louise Dixon.
 Girls Doubles Champions = Miss Helen Sewell and Miss Vera L. Car penter.
 Indoor Singles Champion-William T. Tilden II.
 Indoor Doubles Champions Vincent Richards and w. T. -Ti1den. II.
 Women's Indoor Singles Champion Miss Helene Po1lak.
 Women's Indoor Doubles Cham pions-Miss Helene Pollak and Mrs. L. G. Morris.
 Mems Claycourts Champion - Ro- land Roberts.
 Mems Claycourts Doubles Cham pion-Roland Roberts and Vincent Richards. women's Claycourts Singles Cham pion-Miss Marion Zinderstein- Women's Claycourt s Doubles Champions - Miss Florence Ballin and Miss Eleanore Tenant. Intercollegiate Singles Champ1on- T.. M. Banks, Yale. Intercollegiate Doubles Champions | A. Wilder and L. Wiley Yale. SWIMMING. l Best All Distance Swimmer-Nor- l man Ross. | Best Sprint Swimmer-Duke Kah- anamoku. Best woman Swimmer = Ethe1da l Bleibtrey.
 - Best Woman Diver-Eileen >Riggin. | BASKETBALL. | National College Champions - | Pennsylvania University. | Intercollegiate Basketball League -Pennsylvania. | Western Conference-Chicag | National A. A. U. Champions - l New York University. BILLIARDS. i 1S.2 Ba1kline Worlds Champion Willie Hoppe.
 Pocket Billiards-Ralph Greenleaf
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Track Events.

Track Events. 1O0-Yard Dash--E. O.. Courdin, unattached.
 22O-Yard Dash-E. B. Farrell, un- attached.
 12O-Yard Hurdles-W. F. Massey, 440-Yard Hurdles-J. J. Sullivan, Boston A. A.
 44O-Yard Run-W. F. Morton, Jer- sey Harriers A. A.
 One-Mi1e Run-G. Courage, N. Y. A. c.
 Field Events.
 Running High Jump-L. A. Wat son, A1pho Club, New York.
 Running Broad Jump-P. Courtois Mohawk A. c.
 Hop, Step and Jump-Kaufman Geist. Ninety-second Street Y. M II. A.
 Pole vault-R. W. Harwood, Bos- ton A. A.
 Discus Throw-w. K Bartlett, Uni- versity of Oregon.
 Javelin Throw-J. Mohan, Texas. Hammer Throw-C. G. Dandrow, Boston A. A. School.
 Throwing 56-Pound Weight Conway. Pa.stime A. c. National Junior A. A. D. Qndoor) Team Champion-C. A. Weet Team, Buffalo.
 Soo-Yard Dash - Dan Caprie Knights of St Anthony.
 70-Yard High Hurd1eS-Everet Smalley, Penn University. ne-and-a-Haf-Nile Handicap Bi cycle-J. Gronkowski, Buffalo. 1.o00-Yard Run-R. Crawford, La fayette College.
 60-Yard Dash-Harold Lever, Penn University. Two-Mile Run-Harry Helme, La | fayette High School. 60o-Yard Run-T. W. Habberfie1d | Buffalo.
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-of-War-Aland A. C.. New York.
 Standing Broad Jump-W. I. Reid, Providence, R. T.
 16-Pound Shot-P. J. Mcdonald, N. Y. A c. High Jump-Walter Wha1en, Bos- ton A. A.
 Medley Team Relay-Millrose A. A.. lew York. National Junior A. A. U. (Outdoor)
 Team Champion-Boston A. A.
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ATHL LETICS. Olympic Games (WOrid'S Cha,npionS).

 200 Meters-Woodring. States,  4-5 Meters-CzuiIerno, 10000 Finland a1 minutes 4o 2-5  
  Walk-Frgero Wak-Frgero minutes Is seconds Jump-Eandon Junp-Peterson. Sweden, 23 inches Hop and m Vault Throw inches Throw-Nikanuer. Finland, 146 feet 7-16 inches Put
  (Paddok krksey sholz Muchison) 1-5
  of Decathl Pentath thlon-
  ndividualNurn Finland 27 minutes lS econda
 record
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Rowing.

Worlds Champion Single sculler- Jack Kelly, Philadelphia
 Worlds Champion Double Scullers Jack Kelly and Paul Costello, Yes per Boat Club. Philadelphia.
 Worlds Champion Eight-Oared Crew-U. s. Navy.
 National Champion Single Sculler Jack Kelly, Philadelphia.
 National Champions Double Souls Kelly and Costello, Philadelphia
 National Eight-Oared Crew Cham pions-U. S. Navy.
 Intercollegiate Regatta Champions Syracuse University.
 American Henley, Stewards Cup Champions-U. S. Navy
 Harvard Yale Regatta - Harvard Senior Eight.
 Junior Single Scurer-w. E. Adam, Philadelphia.
 Junior Eight-Oared Champions Undine Barge Club. Philadelphia. Junior Double ScuIlers-P Flynn and G. Filoon. Vesper Boat.CIub, Phil adelphia Senior Eight-Oared Shells-Undine | Barge Club, Philadelphia
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Edouard Horemans. the champion billiard player of Belgium won both afternoon and evening matches from Joe Mayer of Philadelphia, He took he afternoon game, 400 to 109, and fhe evening game he won, 400 to 116. I{oremanS best run came in the night session when he made run of no.
 Dick Burrus, first baseman. has been sold outright to the Columbus club of the American Association.
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AUTOMOBILE RACING.

1920 National Champion- - Caston Chevrolet, who was killed in 25O- mile race at Los Angeles, Nov. 25.
 Indianapolis 50O-n1ile National Championship. Race won by Gaston Chevrolet; prize $20,0O0. Los Angeles 250-MileWon by Sarles. Uniontown Pa.. 225-Mile-Won by Tom Milton.
 Tacoma. Wash, 25-Mile-won by Tom Milton =
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4.,..z.lsui ilonaes foa. next sum- mer: coolness guaranteed. At Baffir Bay, Upernavil<, Ungava. Point Bar row and Mackenzie Basin.
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Want to be driven clear nutty? :? Then talk a while to a numismatist plain English name, coin col lector.
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% I>1IE E ONnIa0dS

Twenty people were shot while de- batting election issues at Para, Brazil Evid ently they were dealing with paramount questions in a paranolc fashion. A Chinese restaurant has closed it's doors: there was no chink in bank
 PIRATES Captain Kidd. Taxi-driyerS. BIacl1bcariS. Hat-checkerS. Jean Lefitte. The Pittsburgh ball club. Sir Henry organ. Fight promoters. What men talk about: Baseball, golf and cellars. What women talk about: Clothes. maids and operations.
 FAMOUS POLES. North.
 South.
 Magnetic.
 Barber.
 Harry CovelesEie. PaderewSki.
 Stanley Cove1eskie. Some people are so confident that them a proper sense of direction. Warm and comfortable apartments for the winter; low rent: fine scenery. At Zanzibar. PefnambucO, MOZam- biGue- Rengue1a and Bahia.
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LAST NIGHTS FIGHT RESULTS

At New York-Johnny Rosner won a decision over Mickey Nelson in 12 rounds.
 At Boston-Jo Johnny Clinton defeat ed Johnny DoWney, when the bout was stopped by the referee in the sixth round,
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FOOTBALL,


 East-No champion determined. 1e-West-Ohio State in Vest ern Conference; Notre Dame outside of Conference.
 South-Georgia Tech. s-r
 Pacific Coast-Ca1ifornia. rofessional-Akron Stars. Akron. Ohio.
 Soccer Footbal1-Ben Millers, St. Louis National Champions.
 Leading point scorers GndividuaD Benny Boynton, Williams, 143; team, Centre College, 479.
 BASEBALL. |. Worlds Champions-CIevelan In-
 dians {Am. League).
 American Leagus-C1eveland. National League-Brooklyn.
 American Association-St. Paul. International League-Baltimore Pacific Coast League-Vernon. Southern Association-Littl Rock Western League-Tulsa-
 Eastern League-New Haven. Central League-Grand Rapids. Three-I League-Bloomingt South Atlantic League-Co1umb bia Piedmont League (frst ha1f)- Greensboro.
 Ra1tieb Risam0nt 1easues(zeo0nd fnalf@- Western Association (fnaD- Enid. Michigan-Ontario League-London Pacific International League-vic torfa. Virginia League (fnaD-Ports mouth.
 West Texas League (fnaD- Ranger. -- E- 's Texas League-Forth Worth. South Dakota League-Mitcheu. | Blue Ridge League-Hagerstown Western Canada League (finaD- Calgary. | Florida State League-Tampa | Champion Eastman (Americal | League)-George Sisler, St. Louis. Champion Eastman (Nationa League)-Roger Hornsby, St. Louis. | Champion Home Run Hitter-Bab | Ruth, New York Americans wh, | broke his own worlds record when h | knocked out 54 home runs.
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Lots of us .Vho went to France will always believe we'd have come back major generals if it hadn't been for the guard house.
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The things you could do for $10 a f3w years ago-and now, nobody will even bother to do yoI- for such a small amount.
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WRESTLING.

IrOIcSSlOndA. Worlds Heavyweight Champion-Ed tStrang1er" Lewis.
 National A. A. U. 10s-Pound-Karl Benson, Swedish American Athletic Club, New York. 1O5-Pound-Sam Pammow, Chicago Hebrew Institute, Chicago, III. 125-Pound-Andreas CallaS, Greek Olympic Club, Chicago, III. 135-Pound-George Metropolis, Gary Y. M. c. A.. Gary, Ind. y. 145-Pound-Waino Tikka, Finnish American A. C., New York. 158-Pound-Enie Leino, N. Y. A. C., New York. Karl Kunert, Gary Y. M. c. A., Gary. Ind. yweight-Nathaniel Pend1eton, N. Y. A. C., New York.
 Collegiate. 115-Pound-Shrik, Penn State. 125-Pound-GerSen, University of Pennsylvania. ~ " 35-Pound-Decker, Penn State. 45-Pound-MilIs, Penn State. 15S-Pound-Ashby, University Of Pennsylvania 175-Pound-Good, Lehigh. ight-Galp. Yale. Team Tit1e-Penn State.
 TENNIS.
 Mems National Singles Champion William T. Tilden II. Mems National Doubles Champions William M. Johnston and c. J. Griffin.
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Unlimited Australian Pursuit Race -J. J. Gronkowsl1i and R. Schultz, Buffalo.
 One-Mile Walk-Herb Schultz, Buff falo.
 Medley Relay-Penn State College.
 High Jump-John Feeny, George town University.
 Shot Put-Jack Lichtman, New York.
 Standing Broad Jump-S. Bauer, Bronx Church House, New York.
 Standing High Jump-Edwin Hrub. Pittsburgh, A. A.
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ID INGSIDE AAED'S
 NOTES
WANT NATIONAL BOARD.

New York, Dec. 2s-De1egates ap- pointed by the governors of IS states will meet here Jan. 10, II and 12 at the offices of the International Sport ing Club for the purpose of forming a national body to govern and con- trol professional boxing. it was an- nounced today.
 The new body is against big purses and the filming of boxing contests and boxing bodies of other countries with the idea of creating a worldwide code for the control of the games. The states that will be represented are New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Penn sylvania, Massachusetts, Maryland, Connecticut Colorado, Wise onsin. Montana Minnesota, Oregon, West Virginia, Louisiana, Washington, Tennessee and Oklahoma.
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BIKE RACING.

Worlds Champion-Bob Spears. S
 National Champion-Arthur Spen- cer.
 Winners Six-Day Race New York (March)-Gou11et and Madden.
 Winners Six-Day Race (Novem- ber)-Kaiser and Eaton. Winners Six-Day Face (Decem- ber)-Brocco and Cohurn.
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Compiled by Jack Veoci, International News Service Shorts Editor

New York Dec 28-Nneteen twenty passes into history
 red letter in branch Of sport The champions in al sports the United States including the Olympic field events follow:
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National Senior A. A. U. (OutooOr) it .Team Champion--New York Attn E letic Club.
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sF

Pocket Billiards, Amateur J. Howard Shoemaker.
 Three-Cushion Billiards John Layton St. Louis, Mo.
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FREDDIE WELSH AMBITIOUS.

Welsh, who retired from the boxing ring after losing the worlds light weight title to Benny Leonard in 1917, will attempt ''come back here tonight in a 12-round bout with
 Willie Green of Boston. The former title holder declares that unlike many other pugilists who failed in similar ventures he has kept in fit condition by constant work in the gymnasium.
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BOATING AND YACHTING.

1nternationa1 Yachting for inc Americas Cup-Resolute American yacht, won best three in five finished races from Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock ". over Sandy Hook course.
 International Speedboats (Harms- worth Trophy)-Won by Miss Amer ica over Isle of Wight course
 International Schooners-Espera to, American defeated Canadian schooner Delewana.
 Express -Cruisers-Hoosier w. own ed by H. R. Duckwel1 Indianapolis, won title off coast of Florida.
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Field Events.

 Running Broad Jump-Sol Butler, Dubuque College, Iowa.
 Running High Jump-John Mur- phy, Multnomah A. A. C., Portland, Ore. 16-Pound Hammer Throw-Patrick Ryan, Laughlin Lyceum. Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Putting 16-Pound Shot-Patrick J. Mcdonald, New York A. c. Throwing 56 Pound Weight-Pat- trick J. Mcdonald, New York A. C. q Throwing tho Javelin-Milton S. Angler, Illinois A. c.
 Pole Vault-Frank K. Foss, Chi cago A. A.
 Running Hop, Step and Jump Sherman G. Landers, Chicago A. A. National Senior A. A. U. (Indoor) s Team Cbampion-Ncw York Ath-
 letic Club.
 So-Yard Dash-Loren Murchison. ". Y. A. c. 4 70-Yard High HurdIes-waIker Smith, Cornell University.
 30o-Yard Run-L. Murchison, N. Y. A. c. eOo-Yard Run-Earl Eby. Penn University. ' 1.0OO-Yard Run-Joie Ray. Illinois "A. c.
 Two-Mi1e Run-Harry Helm, La fayette High School. One-Mile Walk-Joe Pearman, N Y. A. c.
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,h. what q nal was Mary!

 Thoughtful and sweet was she If I spent half a dime of my pay check, She usta h,1st hell outa ne.