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6 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1936 Amateur and Professional Sports Champions of 1936 -By The Associated Press-. Olympic Champions of 1936 Richmond Hill Mermen To Fore in The Eagle's All-Scholastic Poll Fencing FOILS Team Italy. Individual Oaudlnl, Italy. Women's IndWtdual Schacherer sTlek, Hungary. PCI Team Italy.

Individual RRcardl. Italy. SABER Individual Endre Kabos, Hungary. Team Hungary. Shooting Rapld-FIre Platol Van Oyen, Oermany.

Precision Pistol Ullman, Sweden Small-Bore Rifle Rogeberg, Norway. Equestrian TEAM EVENTS Grand Dressage Oermany. Three-Day Germany. Prix da Nations Germany. INDIVIDUAL EVENTS Orand Dressage Flrat Lieut.

Helni Pollay. Germany. Three-Day Capl. Ludwlg Stubbendort, Germany. Prix de Nations Lieut.

Kurt Halse, Oermany. Queens All-Scholastic Swimming Teams First Team Anthony Steinhauser Richmond Hill Event 50-yard freestyle 100-yard freestyle Second Team Richard Matjasinskl Jamaica Stanley Nagel Fred Doht- Richmond Hill Jamaica -John Sole Cleveland Cyciinf Scratch Tonl Merkens, Germany. 4.000-Meter Fursult Franca. Siandini Start A. O.

ran Vlrtt. Netherlands. Tandem Ihlt and Loranci, Oermany. 100-Kilomettr Road Charpeotlrr. Franca.

Swimmltn MEN 100-Meter Free Style Ferenc Cslk, Hungary. 100-Meter Back-Stroke Adolph Klefer, United States. SOO-Meter Breast-Strokt Detguo Ha- muro, Japan, 400-Meter Free Style Jack Medina, United Stales. Free Style Noboru Ter- ada. Japan.

SOO-Meter Relay Japan. Springboard Divine Dick Degrnsr, United States. Platform Divine Marshall Wayne, United States. WOMEN 100-Meter Free Style Rita Maaien- broek, Netherlands. 100-Meter Back-Stroka Dint Senff, Netherlands.

200-Meter Breast-Stroke Hldeko Mao hata. Japan. 400-Meter Free Style Rita Masten- broek, Netherlands. 400-Meter Relay Netherlands. Springboard Diving Marjorle Gestrlni, United States Platform Diving Dorothy Poyntoa Hill, United Slates.

Boxing Flyweight Class Kaiser. Germany. Bantamweight Class Sergo, Italy. Featherweight Class Casanova, Argentina. Lightweight Class Harangl, Hungary, Welterweight Class Suvlo.

Finland. Middle-weight Class Despeaux. France. Lht-Heavyweicht Class Mictialot, France. Heavyweight Class Runae, Germany.

Water Polo Calvin Huffmire-' Jamaica Herbert 75-yard breaststroke 220-yard freestyle- -Al Cohen Far Rockaway John Keeley- 50-yard backstroke- Charles Ernst Richmond Hill Canoeing SHORT COUB8K Canadian Singles Amyot, Canada, Canadian Doubtea Cxechoalovakta. Kayak Singles Orecor Hradetsky, Austria. Kayak Doubles Austria. LONG COUBflC Kayak Singles Ernest Krebi, Oermany. Kayak Doubles Paul Weverg and Lud- wig Landen.

Germany. Collapsible Singles Gregor Hradetsky, Austria. Canadian Doubles Vaclac Mottl and Zdenek Skrdlant, Chechoslovakia. Collapsible Doubtea Bven Johansson and Eric Bladstrom, Sweden. Wrestling.

CATCH-AS-CATCH-CAN Bantamweight Class Oedon ZomborU Hungary. Featherweltht Claia Kustaa Pihlaja- maekl. Finland. Llahtweight Class Karoly Karpatl, Hungary. Welterweight Class Prank Lewis, United States.

Middleweight Class Imllt Pollve, France. Light-Heavyweight Class Knut Frldell, Sweden. Heavyweight Class Krlitian Palusalu, sionla. GKAECO-ROMAN Bantamweight Class Martin Lorlnci, Hungary. Featherweight Class Yasar Erkan, Turkey.

Lightweight Class Laurl Koskela. Finland. Welterweight Class Rodolt Svedberg, Sweden. Middleweight Class Ivar Johansson, Sweden. Lighl-Heavywelght Class Axl Cadler, Sweden.

Heavyweight Class KrlsUan Palusalu, Estonia. Gymnastics MEN AM-Around Team -Germany. All-Ar'ound Individual Alfred Germany. Long Horse Alfred Schwarzmann, Germany. Side Horse Konrad Frey.

Germany. Flying Rings Alois Hudec, Chechoslovakia. Parallel Bars Konrad Frey, Germany. Hnnmntfll Bar Aleksanteri Saarvala. Finland.

Freehand George Mies, Switzerland. WOMEN All-Around Team Germany, Field Handball Canadian Amateur Fred Haas, New Orleans. Miami-Biltmore Open Ralph Ouldahl, St. Lou Is. Los Angelei Open Jimmy Hines, Garden City, N.

Y. Master's Tournament (Augusta) Horton Smith, Chicago. Top Money Winning Pro- Horton Smith, 17.884 75. Metropolitan Amateur George T. Dunlap Jr.

Metropolitan Open Byron Nelson. Metropolitan Women i Mrs. H. H. Dietrich.

Metropolitan Jpnior Bibby Jacobson, Metropolitan Senior Dwight Rockwell. Metropolitan G. A. Paul Runyaa. State Amateur Tommy Goodwin.

State Women i Miss Jean Bauer. Stat Junior Allck Gerard Jr. State Mixed Foursomes Mis. Sylva, An- nenberg and Mark Stuart. L.

I. Amateur Charles H. Mayo Jr. L. I.

Open Charles Lacey. L. I. Women's Mrs. Marion Turple Lake.

L. I. Junior Edwin Butler. L. I.

P. G. A Walter Scheiber. L. I.

Amateur-Pro William Tobln, Best Ball- Bell Dowie. L. I. Father-Son Net Henry and Robert Reeve L. I.

Father-Son Gross Herbert and Arthur Kroeger. I. Best Ball Robert Grimm and Kenneth Smith. L. I.

Old Timers Oilman P. Tiffany. Interscholasttc Individual Allck Gerard Jr. Inieracholastlc Team Hill. Western Women's Miss Dorothy Trauni.

Western Women Match Play M.as Marion Mlley. Scottish Amateur Hector Thomson, Scottish Open Jimmy Adams. Scottish omen's Mrs. B. Walker.

Erurlish (Closed Amateur- Harry Bentley. English Boys John A. Langley. Irish Open Reg Whltcombe, amateur, Cecil Ewing. French Open Mrcel Dellamange.

Italian Open Henry Cotton Belgian Open W. J. Branch. Massachusetts Amateur. Clark Hodder: open, Harold McBpaden; women Mrs.

Brad Whitman. New England Amateur John Levinson. Westchester Amateur, Willie Turneaa; open, Paul Ruuyan; junior, Charles PettUohn. Gnscom Cup Massachusetts first, Metropolitan second. Lesley Cup Metropolitan District.

Eastern Women's Mtsa Edith vmer. Crump Cup -Warrington B. McCulluugh. Sweeper Cup Ray Billows Hochster Memorial Jess Sweetser. Beers Memorial Mark Stuart.

Anderson Memorial Tommy Goodwin and Joe Gagliardi. Berthyll Cup Mrs. I. H. Vare Jr.

Mrs. Loew Memorial Miss Dorothy Trattng and Frank S'rafaci Trans-Mississippi Amateur Johnny Dawson. Trans-Mlsalsslppi Women's Miss Marlon Miley. Southern Women Mrs. Mark McGarry British Colonial Amateur Matt Hyde.

British Colonial Open Leo Mallory British Colonial Women's Mrs. O. 8. Hill. Club Champions Clark Harmon.

Garden City Invitation Tommy Taller. National Lirrks Invitation Gene Homans, Maidstone Invitation Jess Sweetser. 200-yard relay- IndlfUM Retained Tiilt. Auto Racing 0fl lndmntpo.il Speedway Lou Mevpr, Huntinst.on Park. Cal.

J0-Mile Vanderbilt Cup Poad Raca Taxi Nuvolart. Italy. 100-Mile National Auto Re Rex Maya, Olendale- Cal. lOO-Lao Atlantic States Charley Miller, Boston. Mas.

Baseball (PROFESSIONAL) World Champion New York Unkeea American Leauue Champion New York Yankpes. National League Champion New York Oiinti Leaditia Batsman National! Paul Waner, pitrnburah. 373. Batsman American-- Luke Ap- Chicago, 388. Lrading Pitcher (National Carl Hubbell, New York- on 26.

toa 6. Lendin Pitrher American Irving Had- Ifv. New Yorkwon H. loaf 4. Mom Valuable (National Carl Hubbell, New York.

MnM Valuable (Amarlcanl Lou Oehrlg, New York. Hme Runs (National Meltln Ott, New York. 33. Home Rum American Lou Gehrig. New York, 49.

(COLLECT CONFERENCE) Eastern Harvard, Dartmouth Southwea' Texaa. "Western Michigan. Rorky Mountain -Colorado. California IntfTcoJles taie LeagueSouthern California. SotitheaMarn Alabama Pacific Coast Washiniton Bute (northern division'.

Bu Six Oklahoma and Iowa Siaii. Southern Maryland fbest record). Basketball National Pro Men's National A. A. McPherson 'Kansast Refiner.

Women i National A. A. V. Tuliw Sienogs National Y. M.

C. A Denver. National Ca'holic Interchoilaitic Df La Salie. Chicago. (COLLEGE CONFERENCES) Eastern Intercollegiate League-Columbia.

Eastern intercollegiate Conference- Carnegie Tech. Pacific Coast Stanford. Rocky Mountain Utah Bouihwe-st -Arkansas Wes'ern- Purdue and Indiana. Bix Kansas Southeastern -Tenneeee, Southern- North Carolina Missouri ValleOrake, Cretihion, Oika-noma A. M.

Billiards World Champion Caromi Willie Hopp. New York. World Professional 1fl 1 Balkhne Hnpp. World Professional 18 2 Balkiine Weiker Cochrane. San Francisco.

World 3-Cushion Cochran. World Professional Pocket -Jimmy Carai, Wilmington. Del. National Amateur 18 2 Balkiine Edmond Richmond Hill-Frank Owen Indicatti Retilnfd Tltli. Trmck and Field MEN 100-Mrlfr Dtih 0n.

Uniud 8itei. 200-Mfir Dtih Owtni, Unltd atttci. 400-Mttrr Run Archlt Unltrd Sulfi. Run John Woodruff, Unlicd 1 500-Mttfr Run Jick Lovelock, Zolind. 5 000-Mctfr Run Ounnar Hoeckert.

Finland. 10 000-Mntr Run Ilmarl Salmlnm, Finland. Marathon Kttti Bon. Japan. 400-Mftfr Rtlaj United 8i.ate.

1.600-Meier Rfla Great Britain. 110-Mfter Hurdlri Forrait Townt, Unltrd Slattt. 400-Mnrr Hurdle, Oltnn Hardin, Unilrd Slatrl. 3 000-Meter Steeplrchat Volmarl lo-Hollo. Finland.

SOOOO-Meltr Walk Harold Whitlock, Great Britain. 8hot-Put Hani Woellke. Oarmanr. DUcuk Throw Kenneth Carpenter, United Stain. Javelin Throw Gerhard Stoeck, Oarmanr.

Hammer Throw Karl Heln. Germany. Broad Jump Jesse Owens, United States. High Jump Cornelius Johnson, United States. Pole Vault Karla Meadowa, United Stain.

Hop step and Jump Naoto Tajlma, Japan. Decathlon Glenn Morris United 8talea. WOMEN 100-Meter Dash Helen Stephens, United Slates. 80-Meter Hurdles Tresblsonda Valla, Italy. 400-Meter Relar United High Jump Ibolra Csa.

Hungary Jsvelln Throw Tlllj Fleischer, Germany Discus Throw Gisela Mauermarer, Germany. FeatherwelKht Anthony Terlazro, United States. LiKh'aemht -Mohammed Ahmed Mea- bah. Egypt. Khsdr El Tounl.

Fgvpt. I.iaht Heavyweight Louis HoMin, France. Heaivweight Menger, Oar-many. Modem Prntathlon Gotthardt Hendrick, Germany. Polo Argentina.

Firld HorkeT India. Soccer Italy. Far Rockaway Tom Brennan John Brennan Howard Helms James McAleese Sol Rubin John Shelley Donald MacDonald Stanley Lewandowakl Bob Perpall Richmond Hill (WINTER GAMES) Bobsledding Four-Man Switzerland (Flerrt Musy, driven. Two-Man United States (Iran Brown, driver; Alan Washbond, brake). Figure Skating Men Karl Schafer, Austria.

Women Sonja Henla, Norway. Pairs Maxi Herber and Ernst Baler, Germany, Speed Skating 500 Meters Ivar Ballangrud. Norway. 1.500 Meiers Charles Maltllseu, Norway. 5 000 Meters Ballangrud.

10 000 Metera Ballangrud. -Fancy Dive- Far Rockaway For th third successive year the Richmond Hill High School mermen retaihed top honors in the Queens P. S. A. L.

swimming championship, and, as is fitting, the Hillites once again march off with the lino's share of the positions on The Eagle's Queens All-Scholastic swimming team. The Queens champions won live positions on the Hockey Great Britain. Skiing Hungary. Yachting first team, while Orover Cleveland and Jamaica each secured one. Fred Doht was picked for the 50- 'Jumping Blrger Rutid, Norway.

Combined Downhill-Slalom Frani Pfnuer. Oermany. 18-Kilometer Cross Country Erik Larsson. Sweden. 50-Kilometer Cross Country Ells Vik- Tund, Sweden, Combined IB-Kilometer Cross Country sttd Jump Oddbjorn Hasan, Norway.

40-Kilometer Relay Finland igiilo Nurmela. Klaes Karppien, Matti Lah- de and Kalle Jalkanen). Women's Combined Downhill-Slalom Chrlstel Cranz, Germany. Team yard freestyle for the simple reason that he defeated all of his opponents, with one exception, Anthony Steinhauser, his teammate. The lat Monotype Class Netherlands.

Star Class Germany. Six-Meter Class Great Britain, Eight-Meter Class Italy. Rowing Sliule Sculls Oustav Schaefer, Germany. Double Sculls Jack Beresford and Dick Southward. Great Britain.

Pairs Without Coxswain Oermany. Pairs With Coxswain Germany. Fours Without Coxswain Oermany. Fours With Coxswain Oermany. Eight-Oared Shells United State lUnlversity ot Washington.

Germany. Basketball ter was awarded recognition In the 100-yard freestyle, his specialty. Steinhauser was undefeated throughout the season and his time of 0:56. the best time of the year, fell only two-tenths of a second short of rqualing the Queens mark (UNOFFICIAL) Norway. United States.

Nassau Invitation Ken Sheldon and Champion 2-Vear-Old Pacer Dusty Han 100-Meter Backstroke Adolf Kiefer, Lake Charles Shelden. Piping Rock Invitation Jess Sweetser and Juan Trlppe. established by Jerry War It of Adams last year. Track and Field (TEAM) Shore A. Chicago over.

2 04. Owned by Lawrence Shep-pard. Hanover. Pa 220-Yard Breast, uote John Higglnl, Green Meadow Invitation Willie Turnesa. In the 75-yard breaststroke event Champion 3-Year-Old Trotter Rosalind.

Olneyvi e. I. A. A. Intercollegiate Manhattan.

300-Meter Medley Paul Wolf, Los Angeles (Indoor) -(Outdoor) A. C. (COLLEGE CONFERENCES) Eastern Yale. Now England Holy Cross. Intercollegiate A.

A. A. Fancy Dive Marshal Wayne, Miami Bllt- Cornell. Calvin Huffmlre of Jamaica earned his right to the by defeating thi leading contender, John Sole of Cleveland, and by equaling his own Queens mark of 0:52.3 set last year. California Stanford (teamV Robert National Collegiate A.

A Southern more club. (WOMEN'S OUTDOOR INDIVIDUAL A. A. National A. A.

TJ. (Indoors and Outdoors) 100 Meters Tonl Redfern, New York. -New York A. C. Western Conference (Indoors) Michigan.

Herbert Fransen of Cleveland was Western Conference (Outdoors' Indiana. California Intercollegiate Southern Cali 440 Yards Lenore Klght Wlngard, Homestead. Pa. 880 Yards-Mrs. Wlngard.

One Mile-Mrs. Wlngard. Snuasa New York National Amateur 3-CUhion Edward Lee New York. Ha'mnal Ama'eur Poofcet Charl Rogeri. Oiencoe.

N. Y. Bowlint; (A. B. Pimles -C.

Warren, Springfield. Ill Doubles. A Slanina and M. Straka. Chicago 1 347.

A'l-Even's Murphv Indiana polia. 1 00n. ptve-Man FaiU City Hi-Bru, Indianapolli, 3-089. Boxinr (PROFESSIONAL) Flyweiaht --Vacant. Bantamweight Sixto Escobar.

Puerto Rico. Featherweight-Mike Belloise, Prey Barron i disputed 1 Lightweight Lou Ambers Welterweight -Barney Ross. Middleweight Freddie Steele, Marcel Tnil tdit-puted'. Light Heavyweight John Henry Lewii. Heavyweight Jamei J.

Bradock, AMATt ER ATHLETIC I VION) 112 Pounds Jack Wilson Cleveland. 118 Pounds William Joyce. Gary, Ind. by far the best of the competitors in the 220-yard freestyle. He also proved himself a valuable team fornia.

end to decide the winner. Both boys executed their dives so well It seemed well nigh impassible to pick one over the other. The final tally of the officials' score sheet showed Perpall the victor by the margin of one-half of one point, the total being Perpall 49 points, Rubin 48 points. The undefeated Richmond Hill relay team, composed of Frank Owen, John Shelley, Donald Mac-Donald and Stanley Lewandowskl, was the logical choice for the all-scholastic berth. The second team finds Far Rockaway, runner-up to Richmond Hill, for the championship, capturing four places.

Jamaica annexed two positions and Cleveland got one. Richard Matjasinskl was a hard man to place In any one event because he competed in almost every one. After due deliberation he was given the nod because of the fact that he beat James McAlese for the latter's only defeat. Stanley Nagel of Jamaica received the second spot in the 100 and John Sole of Cleveland won the 75-yard breaststroke berth because they were the best of the runners-up in those events. The second position In the 220 was Just one of those things.

Al Cohen of Far Rockaway defeated Lind-strom of Adams, but Kendall threw a wrench into the machinery by defeating Cohen. The latter, however, was given the berth because his time was the best of the trio. The Far Rockaway relay team received the second berth. The members of the team are Tom Brennan, Howard Heims and James McAleese. So Rubin received second place in the fancy dive and Charles Ernst gained the second position In the 50-yard backstroke in a close races with his teammate.

Schwarta. 220-Yard Backstroke Eleanor Holm Jar- Thompson. Stanford I individual I Pacific Coast (Northern Div isiom Washington State. Rocky Mountain (Eastern Division Colorado 'team': Arthur Doenng, Colorado individual Southwest- -'Texas (team); Bill Welch, Texas (Individual. Western Conference 'Michigan ft earn) Chuck Kocsls, Michigan (individual'.

Big Six Oklahoma and Nebraska Ueaml; Ralph Reed. Nebraska i individual Southern Duke team; Cliff Perry, Duke (individual) Mtsaoury Valley Washington University team Tom Draper, Wash.nglou New England A. A. A. A Holy Cross, Heptagonal Meet Harvard.

rett. New York. Rocky Mountain Brigham Young, 220-Yard Breastslroke Irlg Oummlngs, man, competing in the 50-yard freestyle against Bayside and In the Southwest Iexas. I.os Angeles A. C.

300-Meter Medley Katherine Rawls, Mi 100-yard freestyle aaginst Newtown Big Six Nebraska 'Indoors and Outdoors). Southern Duke dndoora aud ami Beach. Fla and winning on both occasions. 10-Foot Dive Claudia Eckert, Shawnee, Southeastern Louisiana Slate Missouri Valley Drake (Indoors and Outdoors). III.

In the 50-yard backstroke there 2 01 Owned by Gibson While. Lexington. Ky. Champion 3-Year-Old Pacer Little Pat. Owned by Homer Biery, Butler.

Pa. Champion 4-Year-Old Trolter Greyhound. 1 owned by E. J. Baker, St.

Charles. 111. Champion 4-Year-Old Pacers Dillon Hall, 2 00. Owned by Walter R. Cox.

Goshen. N. Y. Edna Brewer, 2:00, Owned by J. J.

Mooney, Fremont. Ohio. Champion Aged Trolter- Calumet Evelyn. I 591,. Owned by McConvllla Brothers, Ogdensburg.

N. Y. Champion Aged Pacer -Cardinal Prince. 1 584. Owned by E.

J. Baker, St. Charles. III. Leading Money-Winning Trotter Rosalind.

U2.3t Leading Money-Wlnnlnc Pacer Duaty Hanover, Leading Race-Winning Driver James Jordan. Lewlstown. Maine, blf Leading Money-Winning Driver Ben T. While, Lexington, Ky. Ice Hockey Stanley Cup Detroit Redwings National Hockey League -Detroit Redwings International League Detroit Olympics.

Canadian-American League Philadelphia Ramblers. American Association St. Louis Flyers. Northwest League Seattle. Allan Cup Kimberly.

Memorial Cup West Toronto Eastern Amateur League Hershey. Platform Dive Ruth Jump, Los Angeles can only be one possible choice, John Keeley of Richmond Hill. A. U. (PROFESSIONAL) (MEN'S OUTDOOR INDIVIDUAL A.

A. 100 Meters Jesse Owens. Ohio State 200 Meters Ralph Metcalle. Maruuettl. Canadian National Exhibition (Meu) Keeley together with Bob Perpall, a teammate, are the only two hold 400 Meters Harold Smallwoud, Southern Frank Pntchard.

Buffalo. California. Canadian National Exhibition (Womeul SOU Meiers Charles Beetham. Ohio Statt Susan Robertson. Beabrnnt.

n. j. MEN'S NATIONAL INDOOR A. A. V.

'1 500 Meters Oleuu Cunningham, Kan overs from last year's Eagle All-Scholastic Queens team. Keeley, besides being undefeated, established sas. 100 Yards Peter Fick. New York c. 5.000 Meters Donald Lash, Indiana 220 Yards Jack Medina.

Washington A. 10 000 Meiers Lash. a Seatt a mark of 0:30.1, which Is the best time In two seasons of competition. 3.000-Meter Steeplechase-Harold Man 500 Yards Jack Medica, Washington A. ning.

Wichita. Kan Steal lie 3 000-Meter Walk Harry Hlnkel, Los Bob who retained his AH around (women) Ruth Bergeo, Ml. Vernon. Y. 220 rarda (women) Ruth Bergen, Ml.

Vernon. 440 yards (women) Ruth Bergen, Mt. Vernon. BBO yards (women) Janet Milne, Plans-, burgh, Y. INTKRSTATE All around (meni Dick Werner, Hale-don.

N. J. 220 yards (men' Jack Shannon. Troy. 440 rarda (mem Dick Werner, Hale-don.

N. 880 yards (men! Joe Bree, Tuckahoe. New York. One milt (men) Cliff Farrlngton, Canada. Two miles (men) Georgt Wallace, Dartmouth College.

Alt aruund twomenl Edna Hanley. Stalen Island 220 yards (women) Edna Hanley. Stalen Island. 440 yards (women) Ruth Richards. Tarrytown.

N. B80 yards (women) Edna Hauler, Staten Island. METROPOLITAN All around (mem Joe Bree, Tuckahoe. New York 220 yards (men! Jack Shannon. Troy.

440 yards imeni Joe Bree. Tuckahoe. 880 yards Imeni Gene McCaun, Astoria, Lous Island. One mile (men) Joe Bree. Tuckahoe.

All around twoineni Helen Bahil. Hempstead. L. I. 2.10 yarda (women) Helen Bahtll, Hempstead.

L. I. 880 yards (womeni Helen Bahlll, Hempstead. L. I RK SKATING National champion (meu) Robin Let.

St Paul. Natiuual champion (women) Maribel Vinson. Boston. National champion (pairs) Hill and Vinson European and world's (men) Karl Schafer. Austria European and worlds (women Son! a Heme Norway.

Middle Atlantic (ineui Roland Janson. New York. Middle Atlantic (women) Katharine Dui brow. New York Middle Atlantic 'pairs)-Howard Meredith and Manurie Paiker. Skiing National (Jumping Georgt Kollarek, Duluth, Soccer National Amateur First German Sports Club.

Biuoklyu. National Open First German-Amsrlcan Club. Philadelphia. Eastern Open First German-American Club. Western Open Bt.

Louis Shamrocks. Atnencau League- New York Americana. 1.500 Meiers-Jack Medica, Washington A. Angeles A. C.

r. Seatt 110-Meter Hurdles Forrest Towns, Geor place on the all-scholastic squad, had a comparatively easy time in 150-Yard Backstroke Adolph Klefer, Lake gia. Shore A Chicago. 200-Meter Hurdles James Hucker, New 220-Yard Bi eaststroke John H. H.ggtni.

York A nluevvllle R. I. 400-Meter Hurdles Glenn Hardin. Louisl 3-Foot Dive Al Green, Lake Shore A. Motorboating ana Slate.

Hgh Jump Cornelius Johnson, Comp Ion (Cal. Junior College, the fancy dive, finishing the season without a defeat, but he came closer to losing than he ever did before, paradoxically as it may seem. In the long and eagerly awaited meeting with Sol Rubin of Far Rockaway, the Judges were at their wits' Chicago. 10-Foot Dive Richard Degener, Detroit A. C.

Broad Jump Jesse Oweua 300-Yaid Medley John H. Hlgglus, Olney- Hup Step and Jump William Brown. ville R. I Baker High School. Louialaua 300-Yard Medley Relay Lake Shore A.

Pole Vault- Oeorge Varuff, San Francisco Chicago. Olympic Club MEN National A A All-A round -Frank Cumiskev. ixs Turn Verein Side Hurae Frana Cumiskey, Swisa Turn Verein. Tumbling- Frank Wells. Jersey City.

Long Horse- Rudolph Hradesky, Bohemian Gym Association. Parallel Bars-Arthur Pitt, Swist Turn Verein Indian Clubs-Edward A. Hennil, Cleveland, Ohio. WOMEN National A. A.

AM-Around Miss Jennie Caputo, National Turner of Newark. Free Calisthenics Miss Jennie Caputo, National Turners of Newark S.de Horse Miss Mary Conlin, Philadelphia I'urngemeinde. Paiauel Bars Miss Jennie Caputo, National Turners of Newark. Flying Rings Mis Cotuetta Carucclo. Baltimore.

Md Eastern Intercollegiate A II-A round diet Phillips. Tempie University. S.de Hor -Tom Gutter, Princeton Unl- lef.Slty Parallel Bars-Joe Hewlett, Temple Flying h.ngs -Al Welntraub, Temple University Tumbling George Nisson. Ioa Unlver- Rooe Cllino Tom Gucker, Prllicetou University. Handball National Senior Four-Wall Singles Joseph Plata.

Chuagu. 111. Na.iona. btrniur Four-Wall Doubles Andy Berry and Joe Guidon. Los Angeies.

Cal. National Junlur Four-Wall Singles Jut Goudreau. Cleveland. Ohio. National Junior Four-Wall Doubles Ir- It-Pound Shot-put Dmitri Zalli, Boston 400-Yard Relay New York A C.

Team Champlonahip Laka Shore A. C. College. rap-Shooting IB-Pound Hammer William Rowe. Rhode Island State Orand American Ben P.

Cheek. Clinton. Chicago. WOMEN'S NATIONAL A. A.

U. 100 Yards-Claudia Eckert. Shawnee C. Chlcaku. 56-Pound Weight Louis Lepls, New York Ind.

A. C. North American Amateur Joe Heistand. Discus Kenneth Carpeuter, Southern 22U Yard, Mary Lou Petty, Washington California. A.

C. Seattle. Javelin John Mottram, San Francisco Hlllsboru. Ohio. North Ainerlcau Doubles Heistand.

North Overall Heistand. North American Women Mrs. Lela Hall. F.ast Lvnne. Mu.

500 Yards Mary Lou Petty, Washington Gold Cup -Horace E. Dodge's Impshl of Detroit Rare Don, pilot. Presidents Cup-- M. L. Rutherford May Ja II National Sweepstakes Melvin Crouk Betty V.

American Speedboat Championihtp Betty V. Townsend Medal (National Hish-Polnt Champion' Fred Jacoby North Bergen. N. National Intercollegiate Champion Paul Sawyer Jr Yale National Inter, cholastlc Champion Gar Wood Alsouac, Michigau, high school Albany-New York Outboards Clayton Bishop, Polo International Cup-United Stales. Cup of the Americas Arsentlna National Opeu (Outdoor Greentref.

National liidoor H.gh Goal-New York A C. National Intercollegiate (Outdoor) Harvard. National Intercollegiate flndoorl Army. National Interschoiastie (Indoor) Law- renceville. N.

J. Muuly VYaierbury Cup Teinpletoa. Champion of Champions Halt Jones, Olympic Club Decathlon Oleun Morris. Denver A. O.

Pentathlon Aikit Treuto, Shore A. New Jersey. Marathon- William MaMahon. Boston. IS Kilometer Hubert Kaukme, Prealon Out East A ton.

ill. A. Seattle. 100-Yatd Backstroke -Eleanor Holm Jar- rell. Women's 8 N.

Y. 100-Yard Bieaststroki Katherlna Rawls, Miami Beach. C. 300-Yard Individual Medley Katherlue Rawls, Miami Beach 8. C.

International Open Helstaud. 20 Kilometer Jean Btrlbelot, Millroaa A. State learn race Ohio, prolessional John B. Drier. Junior championship Homer Clark Jr.

8ub-)iinior championship Hudy Etclxu. Winner of the American clay targets- 300-YardNMediey Relay Women's I. A New York. 25 Kllumeter Loula Oregory. Millrose A A 50-Klluineter Walk Ernie Croaby.

Detroit Joe Hiestaud. Boston A. A. Marathon Ellison (Tariau) Cosmopolitan championship R. a neisei.

Water Polo Brown, Pawluckal, ft. I. MEN'S NATIONAL SENIOR INDOOR A. A. U.

n. i 3-Foot Dive Marian Manefleld, Lake Shore A. Chicago. 10-Foot Dive Marion Oeawuig, anat-itached. Los Angeies.

400-Yard Relay Washlnttoa A. Seattle. Team Championship Lake Short A. Chicago. Table Tennis World Meni Smiles Kolar, National Amateur (Wouieu a National National A.

A Softball New York A National A. A. U. Outdoor Soccer Ball 00 Meters Ralph Metcalft, Mamutttt New York A. C.

University Club 100 Metera Edward O'Brian, Byrscuie National A. Indoor Softball New Racquets Softball National Amateur (Meu Kodak Park, Rochester. Y. Yurk A. C.

University. 1.000 Meters Charlet Hornbostel, unat. tached. Ind. National A.

A. U. Indoor Soccer Ball -New World's Vscant National amateur Singles I. M. win Bauer aud 3.

Beiko, Cleveland, I Uiuo. Nat.onal A. Four-Wall Singles-Sam Mempuis. Tenn National Y. M.

Four-Wall Doubles i Sun AttheNOii and Waiter Streuh, Mem-I ytiLs. let) i) National A Four-Wall Singles-j Geoi ae Nelson. Baltimore Md 1 National H. A. Four-Wall Doubles I tier Blum aud Nat Kosenfeid, Bai-t iniure Md Ed.

York A. C. Nauoiial Amateur (Women's' National 1,500 Metera -Gent Venike, University of Intercollegiate Championship Won by World Women's Singles Ruth Hughes Pennsylvania Manufacturing Company, Cleveland. Squash Tennis Princeton College. J.

R. Fales, J. T. Arms aud W. G.

Jones. Aarons. New York. 5 000 Meters- Norman Bright, Olympic wards. Philadelphia.

National doubles J. Richard Leonard and Malcolm Kirkbrlde, New York Tuxedo Gold Rarnuels C. Pell 8r. Canadian sineles- Sir John Child, Canadian doubles J. Richard Leonard World Men Doubles -Robert Blaltner aud Interschoiastie Championship Won by the Club.

Shu Franciscu. 3.000-Meler Steeplechase Joseph McClus- tv. New York A. Bud Tindal). St.

Louis National Amateur- Harry T. Wolf, New Star Class. Atlantic Coast Championship Rhythm. John Abberly. Prince of Wales Cup Eastern Point Yscht Club.

Jonathan S. Raymond aud Robert Eiwell. Transpacific Race. California to Honolulu Dorade. Jmnes Flood Bermuda to Ciixhaven.

Germany Roland vou Bremen. Dr. Frang Perlia Port Huron to Mackinac Race Racing Division Baccarat. Ktlssel Alger. Port Huron to Mackinac Race Cruising Class chantey.

Ted Farneaworth. British-American Team Races United States. Iud.au Scout. Herman Whllnn; Lucie. Brisgs Cunuinghain; Jill.

Philip Roosevelt, and J. Seward Johnsons Mood. LONG ISLAND IOUND T. i. A.

12-Meter International Clast Van 8 Merle-Sinllh. Seveu Beas 'Meier Oii-Deii, ClassHarry Max- 50-Foot Class Henry C. Taylor, Barbara. Handicap Class, Divislou A C. T.

Typhoon 32-Foot Class-John B. Bhe-ttiar. Valencia. N. Y.

C. 30-Footers-8. C. Plrle, Oriole Handicap class, Division 1 Gilbert War-tier. Wasaka, Handicap Division 2 E.

Rich, ards. Hawk Handicap Class. Division 3 Oeortt Hoffman (Juest. "proxy" C'aSS' 4H' Judge, 8' Moid" Shields, Reveille. nd Star Class- Frank E.

Campbell, RascaL Mclntyre. Ahoy. Snipe Class-A. M. Deacon, Armade CREAT SOITH BAY RACE WEEK CAHMPIONS U.S.0' flotid.

Class Sloops-Tie beiween Querlds Duncan Arold of Babylon, and Apache O. Hal.ht of Narrasketuel net r- Ketcham. Rail- R. cul.er, Star Class iConsolatlon) Charles Roll. ins.

Perseverance TTl llt Droste, Win-Cedarhurst O's-Henry Tilghman. Jyng CedaUurst R.t,r.-8. T. Pardee, Com- RobJrt Mn. Sylph.

Natiunal Men's Singles Viotor Barnt, 1 500-Meter Walk Charlet Kschenbach Pans. Loomls School of Windsor, piloted by William Tut) let. Weight Lifting NATIONAL A. A. A.

SENIOR National Women's Singles Ruth Hughes New York A York A. C. National Class -Vincent Furno, Colutu bia University club National Class -Thomas D. Flyun, Bay side Tennis Club. New YurK ate Four-Wall Singles Angelo Ir iilo.

New York A C. New Yum S'ate Kuur-Wall Doubles -John Miller and Vladimir Yotai, Wesl Side A. Metropolitan Four-Wall Singles Angelo Aarons, New York. 85-Meter Hurdles Sam Allan, Oklahoma National Men'a Doubles Robert Blattnar Baotlat College 112 lb Class John Frltssche, Bandow A. and Bud Tlndall, Si.

Louia. 1.000-Meter Relay Manhattan College National Veterans Milton Baron, City Philadelphia. National Women's Doubles Ruth Hughes A. 118 lb. Class Johseph Florlto, Y.

O. B. A. 126 Pounds Joseph Church. Batavia.

135 Pounds-Thomas Pallaun. South Bend. Ind 147 Pounds Lo Sweeney, Pittsburgh. ISO pounds J.mm.e Clark. Jamestown.

Y. IT'S Pound John Lassnkl. Brooklyn. Y. Heaywp.ght Wi.iard Dean, Shreveport.

La. (COU.F.C.E CONFFRFNCEH) Ninon a I -Collegiate Championship Syracuse Eastern Intercollegiate Champion Ptnn 8tt Southern Virginia. Southeastern-- Tuiane. Casting (Bait and Fir) NATION M. ASSOCIATION OF SCIENTIFIC AMiLIMi 1.1 BS Distance Flv.

5J Or. Rod. Longe.it Cast Hedge, who broke his owu record with 151 feet Distance Fly. 5a Or Rod, Average Hedge, who broke his owu record with 142 1 feet Or Distance Bait, Longest Cast-C. E.

Braddon 2S.9 feei i 07. Dis'ance Bait, Average Liotta Jr 2H5 feet Salmon Fly Avtrage-C. Braddon who broke his own record itti a mark of 178 feet Salmon Fly. Longest Cast K. E.

Cava-naugh 182 fret Of Distance Bait. Longest Cast-J 9 Weber, who broke hia own ma it Hli 374 feet Oi. Distance Ba t. Aerai Weber, who bioke h.s owu mark w.Lti 354 feet. 4i Ox Accuracy Bait Rouert B.

Clarksou and C. E. Braddon. tied Or Accuracy Ba.t- Char let Edwards and I.eunaid Alien, tied Accurar F.y. 5' Oi Rod William 5'anlev (irone C.

E. Chat' tied Dry fly. L'nktifiwn 51, ot. Hud Frank Hteel f)7 Bos, Accuracy Bait Linyd Crau- dali Women Oi Accural W. A Mfes Casting; (Surf) AMM IATION OF Hf AVOI ING (I.

CBS Prlmo Lavir.ai of San P-auclsco. 942 feet. Court Tennis World Pierre Etrhehasier France National Miig.es- -Of tu phipp. New York Na'iorial doubles Ogden Hti.pDS arid Wil Rand Jr Amer.CKii open OgUeu Pf! ppf, New Yoric Tiuedo IJTj.d Ogdeu Ph.pps. Hew Yoik.

Dojt Bel -n Wesvn St Vfar-ra-efj, rent of la Ses'-ham and Mrs. pennev, Five-nert I Krnt'inf NsMona! Tr ieir a 'Three Weapon New York Universrf Nsimna' Interrollegia'p New York Itnlvers'ty. Na'mnai Sbre Columbia. National Tnterrolleg a'e Fpef Na ion a Women Mrs. Janna Tuscan.

Detroit National Men's 3-Weapon John Huffman, New York. Football Bs'ern College 'learn 'Beit Record Ya Pe Western Conferen' Nori tieMern. Big Six Nebraska Pacific Coas- Washington. STU'hwest Southeastern Iouisiana S'a'e. Sftiithem Duke Rockv Mountain Utah S'ate Misouri Valiev-Tihsa and deiah'on Na tonal I ei ue ProfesMonal (iieen Bh i Wise Packers.

Golf British Open Alf Padvrham England America Open Tony Manero, Ot eers- horo, American Amateur John Fischer, Cincinnati. British Amateur Hector Thomson, Scotland AmaMran Women a Pamela Barton, England Briton Women i Pamela Barton. England. American Proieaslonai Denamote Shute, Boston Charles Kocili. Michigan individual' Yale Mem.

P'iblii I.ii.ks pa' Abbott, Los Angelei. Walker (up United fi'ates '''ur' f'up ftni'ed S'nte 'retained nhen with Fntlanrt' Weoern foen Hw.tJh Si I.ouls eMprn Amateur I r.vir, Jrftei on Ttv. Mo A r'1'-' Aarons and Anne Sigman. New York. N.

Y. 1.000-Meter Medley Relay New York Unl varsity New Jersey -Harry T. Wolf, New York Pa National Mixed Doubles Victor Barna and A 12 lb. Class Art Levan, York O. B.

A. Kulh Hughea Aarons. 2 Medley Relay Manhattan National Open Thomas lanuicelll, Esaex Pa. New York State Men Singles Louis Pat- College. N.

Y. Huh Jump Ed Burke. Marduette Univ. 132 lb. Class Anthony Terlaiso.

York O. B. Pa. Broad Jump Sam Richardson, Achilles 148 lb Class John B. Terpak, York O.

Club. Toronto. llaro. Boys Club. New Yurk.

Metropolitan Mens Singles Abt Bertn-baum. New York. National closed Sol Bchlff, New York, Tennis Ciuu. Squash Racquets mkn National amateur singles Germain Gllddeu. Harvard Univeislly Club.

National amateur doubles Roy Cof A. Pa. Pole Vault David Htinn, unattached, Ann Iruho. New York A. C.

Metiopolitan Four-Wall Doubles Frank 1 Coyle and Eddie Linr. New York A. C. National One-Wall Singles Dave Margo-! us. 7 Club.

National one-Wail Doubles Seymour and I Moduli Alexander, nutty Club, New York S'ate one-Wall Smg.es Jack Londin. Trinity Club. New York ate One-Wall Doubles Dan I 1 evmaon and Dave argons, Trinity Club. Metropolian One-Wall Singles- Dave Mar- ol s. Trinity Chm MetmpoiMan One-Wall Double -flevmoiir and Morton Alexander trinity Chio Metropolitan One-Wall Women Singles Mis I.ik TAriian.

A 165 lb. Class Stanley Kratkowskl, Michi Arbor. ch gan Alkali. 10 lb. Shot Dlmltrl Zaltt, unattached 181 lb Class-John H.

Miller, unattached. Boston. Davis Cup (World Team Championship) Heavyweight Class John Grlmek, Shore fin and Neil J. Sullivan 2d, Philadelphia 35-lb. Weight Irving Folwartshny, Rhode England.

Wlahtman Cup IV. -Great Britain Women a Team Championship) United Country Club. 'National amateur team- Philadelphia. Canadian amateur singles Cyrus H. Poller.

Buffalo. Island State College Team Championship New York A. C. WOMEN'S NATIONAL INDOOR A. A.

A. N. J. Wrestling (A. A.

U. CATCH-AS-CATCH-CANI Slates. U. S. Men's Singles Fred Perry, England 50 Meters Helen Stephens, William Woods Canadian smsteur doubles A.

Powls College. Mo snd Hsrold Martin. Montreal. 112 Pounds C. E.

Ritchie, University of U. S. Men's Doubles- Donald Budge, Oakland, and Gene Mako, Los Angeles, U. 8. Mixed Doubles Alice Marble, San 200 Meters -Annette Rogers, Illinois Cath National amateur veterana' alnglea ollc Women'a Club 50-Meter Low Hurdles Tidye Pickett, Chi Francisco, and Gene Mako.

U. 8. Women'a Singles Miss Marble. Raiph A. Powers, New Haven.

Stale ama'eur singles 1 1 1 1 a Coyle, Moniciair A. C. WOMEN Calnornta. 118 Pounds Joe McDaniels, Oklahoma A At 123 Pounds Ross Flood, Oklahoma A Ac M. 135 Pounds Fred Parkey, Oklahoma A M.

cago Park District. 400-Meter Relay St. Louis A U. S. Women's Doubles Mrs.

John Vsn Naf.onai Hanri-Ball Singles -Arthur An-deifcon, Bruotilyn Central Y. M. C. A. Ilorv Racinr (BINNING) Lean nc 3-Year-Old William Woodward Granville.

aTIO yV Leading Money-Winning J-Year-Old J. H. I.ovichheim a Ponipoon 8-lb. Shot Helen Stephens, William Wood Ryn. Philadelphia, and Carolln Babcock Angeles.

National amateur singles Miss Ann College. Mo Wimbledon Men'i iingles Fred I'erty. Running High Jump Ida Meyers and An 145 Pounds Lyndall Fegg, Stillwater, Psse Merlon Crlrkel Club and Mis. A. Laitime Apawanils Club Hiate amaleur championship Miss Mar- netle Rogers.

111. C. W. C. Standing Broad Jump Helen Stephens, Okla.

158 Pounda Oeorge Belshaw, Hobart, Ind 175 Pounds Richard Voliva, Chicago. saret Boatwlck, Sleepy Hollow Country Wl lain Woods Co lege, Mo Leading Handicap Horse A A Baronl'i Top Row. Mrs A Carreauri Time uub Basketball Throw Nan Oindele, Chicago 7: iapuea, Ainalross, Scud Knockabouls-Andrew Underhill, Snipes-Mist Jean Galbreath. Anne. and Malcolm Kirkunde.

Rowing National Intercollegiate Regatta Washington. Yale-Harvard Harvard. NATIONAL A. A. O.

REGATTA National Singles Sculls Dan Barrow, Phlladelph.a. Senior Doubles Udine Barge. Philadelphia. Senior Pa.rs Without Coxswain Penn A. Philadelphia Senior 4 -Oared With Coxswain Riverside boat Club.

Cambridge. Mass Senior 4-Oarde Without Coxswsln West Side Rowing Club. Buffalo. National B-Oared -Washington. Skating (spf.r.ni World (Men-Tvsr Ballangrud Norway World (Womeni Kit Klln.

Buffalo, National iMenl Marvin Swanson, Minneapolis National Womeni Dorothy Franey, Mln-neapolls North American (Men) Alei Hurd. Toronto North American IWomenl Dorothy Far-ney, Minneapolis. UOIRF) World (Men) Karl Schafer, Austria, World Women i -Sonja Heme, Norway. World (pairs)- Maxle Herber and Ernst Baler. Germany National iMeni Robin I.ee Minneapolis.

National Women Maribel Vinson, Boston Nationsl Miss Vinson and George I Hill Boston Kuropesn tMeni-Karl Schafer. Austria. European Women I Soma Heule, Norway. European 'Pairs! Msxle Herber and Frnst B.uer. Germany.

MIDDI.F. ATLANTIC CHAMPIONSHIP All around imeni Leo Freisinger, Chicago 220 yards 'ment Alan Potts. Brooklyn. 440 yards (men' Frank Stack, Ontario, Canada HH0 yards Frllilngar, Chicago One mile (manl Delbert Lamb, Milwaukee L'L'n. 440.

880 yards (women' Kit Klein. Buflalo. TRI-STATE INDOORS 440 yards-Joe Bree. HKO ysrds- Jtie Dllle, One mile Joe Dille Two miles -Joe Bree. FASTtRS HTATM All sroiinrt 'men'- Jack Shsnnon.

Troy valds 'ment Shannon Troy 440 yards men 1 Joseph Barton Albany Ran vsrds 'men' Shannon, Trov one mile (mem George Willace, Dart supply, A (1 Vanderb.lt Discovery and Metropolltsn amateur singles Mil Park District, Team Chamvlonshlp Chicago Park Dlst K.wood Sachsenhaier a Roman Soldier tne leaders Margaret Uostwick. Woile-Noei Cup Great Britain. Swimming Narrasketuck One-Design -Tie h.i... llct. (WOMEN'S OI'TDOOR INDIVIDl'AL A.

A. I .) 50 Meters Ivy Wilson. New York. National Indoor (Men)- Lake 8hori A. Chicago.

National Outdoor 'Menl-Detroit A C. 100 Meters-Helen Stephens, Fulton. Mo 200 Meiers Beverly Hobbs, Greenwood Natioi.si Indoor (Women) Lake Shore Miss. A 80-Meter Hurdles Anne Brlen, Los An National Outdoor (Womeni Women's Lea-Lug Monev-W ruling Owner Mrs Fthel ft Mais' Milky Way farm Staoie 1 tamer Kitsch obs. I.p hi 1 1 ig Money-Winning Trainers -James I Ft s'mmons a hot it (Hid Rotiei Mr(rarey aoout 184 Out) i (through lec tIeHrl.ug Jockev Bai! Jamfi iSau'B Anita Hit ndirap Top Row Kentucky Derby M.

L. Schwarti's B''ld Venture, PreaKness Bold Venture (Florida Derby -J. Widener's Brevity. Beimoni Stakes Utanville Arlinalon Granville Detroit Derby-Hal Price Headley's Holly-i rood. geles.

High Jump Annette Rogers, Chicago Association. New York National Collegiate A. A Michigan. If OI.I.EOE CONFKRENri K) Broad Jump Mable Smith, Tusaegee In Interrollegiate Swimming Association stltute. Shot Put Helen Stephens, Discus Miss Stephens.

England. Wimbledon Women'i Singles Helen Jacobs, Berkeley, Cal. Wimbledon Men's Doubles Oeorge Patrick Hughes and Charles Tuckey. England Wlmblodan Women a Doiih.es --Freda James and Kay Stammers. Fnaland Wimbledon Mixed Doubles Fred Perry and Dorothy Round.

England Intercollegiate Singles Ernest Sutter, Tulaiie. Intercollegiate Doubles W. Bennett Dey and William Seward. Stanford National Men'a Indoors Gregory Man-ln. New York.

National Pro Champion Ellsworth Vines. (COLLEGE CONFERENCES) Pacific Coast (Southern Division) Southern California (team); Gene Mako, Southern California (individual). Pacific Coast (Norlhern Division! Washington (team): Henry Rosenberg, Washington (Individual). New England Intercollegiate Paul Gtll-bord. Dartmouth.

Rocky Mountain (Eastern Division) Colorado lleami; 'Harold Berglund, Colorado College (Individual). Rocky Mountain (Western Division' Utah (teami; Orant Evans, Utah titidl-vlduall. Southwest "Texaa (team): Lindsay Franklin. Tevas (Individual). Western Northwestern iteaini; Norman Blrkel, Chlraao I individual i.

Big Six- 'Oklahoma (tegmi; Bill Martin. Oklahoma (individual'. Southern- North Carolina (team': Ramsey potts. North Carolina Wissnurl Valley -'Washburn (team); Gtr-ln Cameron, Tulsa (Individual), Javelin-Martha Worst. Watsonvllle.

Cal. Baseball Throw Joaephlne Lally, Boston. Pounds Lloyd Kicks, Oklahoma A. it M. Heavyweight Roy Dunn, Oklahoma A.

It (COLLEGE CONFERENCES) National Collegiate Oklahoma Eastern Intercollegiate Penn Statt. Western Conference Indiana. Pacific Coast (Southern Division) California. Rocky Mountain Eastern Division. Colorado Stale: Western Division, Utah, Big Six -Oklahoma Southern Washington Lee.

Yachting Kings Cup Yankee. Gerard B. Lambert. Aslor Cup for SloopsRainbow, Harold 8. Vanderbilt.

Astor Cup for Schooners Queen Mab, Commodore W. A. Stewart. New York Yacht Club Annual Regatta Yankee, Oerard B. Lambert.

Bermuda Race Ktrawan. Robert Barneh. Brooklyn Yacht Club Challenge Trophy Edlll, Rudolph Schaefer. George E. Cormngav Cup for 32-Foot Class Valencia.

J. Rhelhar. Gold Cup Rare at Oslo Indian Scout, Herman F. Whilon International Star Class Championship Adrian Iselln and Garrett Horder. Inlerrlub-Bermtida Series Royal Yacht Club of Bermuda Sears Bowl.

Junior National championship. Vineyard Haven -John H. Ware, Edward 4. Robit anal Joha Wilha. "nd V'- Class Catboals J.

Hearns Ye Class SS Sloops-C. May" Syce Clip (Women's Championship Long Island Soundi-Won by Larrhmont Yacht Club. Margery' Bvh Mis, Alleara Knapp and Mis. Sarah Whiting Mrs Charles Francis Adams Cup iWom ens National Championshlpi Won Cohasset Yacht club. Misses France! MrElwaln.

Frances Williams and Cath. trine Johnson. 1 SKATE SAII.INO w- co. Brook- Metropolitan Divisional Canea. Brooklyn.

N. Y. Metropolitan (handicap series)-William Decker. Bloomfleld. N.

J. Oil Can Trophy-Theodore Helprln, Old Greenwich, Conn. PRIZE BATTERY OF 19,17 Will the prize battery of the year be Dean and Owen? Mickey Owen is the 19-year-old catcher from Cross-Country 'National A. A. Don Lash.

Indiana. Ku'gers. Eastern Collegiale Conference Rutgerg, Intercollegiate Water Polo Navy. Western Conference Iowa Pacific Coast (Southern Division) Southern California: water polo. Stanford Pacific Coast 'Northern Division)-Oregon New Enaland Intercollegiate Brown Rocky Mountain Eastern Division.

Colo-redo Mines: Western Division, 'Utah. Southwest- Texas Hig Six Iowa State and Nebraska. Riiuthern Washington At t.ee. National A. A.

U. (Team! University of tndlaua Iniercojfttlate A. A. A. A.

Kenneth Walte, Mtchican Slat. Intercollegiate A. A. A. A.

(Team) Mlchl Na rraga nsett Spec a .11: Dupont Jr Rosemont Massachusetts Hand. rap It me Supply. Belmutii Futurity Ponipoon Hopeful Stakes Maemete Farm Stable's Maed ic. Arlington FuturP Milky Way Farm Stable Case Are Plmliio Futurity Jefford Matey Kentucky Jockey flub 8taie Way Farm S'ahles penning Rrwa'd New England Fut ur Pennuia Reward TROTTING AND PAdNfit tan State National Interschoiastie Ray Trail Missouri Vslley Wsshlngton University Mount Pleasant High. Schenectady.

(MF.S'R Ot THOOR IN'niVlnl'AL A. A. I'.) Noll Terrace High, Sche ner'sdy. N. Y.

(Team). New England A. A. A. A.

Rhode Island 'ino Ma'ers Pe'er Firk. New York A C. 220 YARDS Tom Haynie, Unattached Mirhlean 440 Yards Ralph Flanagan, Mistnl A. Bf.0 Ysrds Flanagan, One Mile- Flanagan, State. Southwest Texas Pix Six Kansas state Southern-North Ctrotlaav 1 Chnmpton 2-Year-Old Trotter I wUigh' Snng, 2 03'i.

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