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GLENN KILUNG-ER' /$ oy ( ^ /J| )(/M>e*XVOOO £ VNOBMHOOO. Wv. mmmmm *, * Copyright, 1921, by The Ne\v York Herald. NW> THE year 1921 saw more than the rehabllitation of world sport after the I CR-EYv war. It saw International competition reach a new high level.saw °/> ,American representatives gain greater glory than ever before. It saw bearers of the Stars and Stripes win new tltl es and defend old ones with <9 marked success. Kw abroad, while Mrs. Franklin Mallory gained wor Id laurels among women with 4 / . her triumph over Mile. Suzanne Lenglen. Tildi;n also took over the world's hard court title. In boxing America retained its supreme posiition with several remarkable * victories. Foremost, of course, was the decisive triumph which Jack Dempsey * f|| ecored over Georges Carpentier. Pete Hermari knocked out Jimmy Wilde, gflP Frank Moran stopped Joe Beckett, heavyweight <:hamplon of Kngland, and Kid ' |El Lewis knocked out both Johnny Basham and Boy McCormick, a couplo of K British title holders. In golf Jock Hutchison, representing the U'lilted States, won the British ^BF.# open championship, while Miss Cecil Leitch, besst of the English women golf- j|R f|fp ers, failed in her attempt to take over the Arneric:an title as well. In swimming W Miss Ethelda Bleibtrey and Norman Ross continucd to lead the world. Miss Br 9f" Blelbtrey set some astonishing records in Austrjilia. Edouard Horemans of Belgium and Roger Contl of France attempted to tr-r-i.rr-; I wrest Willie balkline billiard title fron but How- 1 ' Hoppe's him, both failed. MIDWIFFr '* ever, the title did go from the old champion to young Jake Schaefer. In ivii L/r\.i r S^DUCTIVt jost P the American team beat the British cc>mblnatlon CAvPAsBLAvHCAv fencing recently. In track (g) KtyjTOMC and field sport Harvard and Yale won over thNew York A. C. 880 Yards--A. Ilelffrlch, New York A. C. tIo,ns that pat ronagc can be, ccr- \^|^H ailed him another Man o' War, but lam T. Tllden, world's and national One Mile.J. W. Hay. Illinois A. C. Five Miles.It. E. Johnston, Edgar Thojn- ta'" vacillations. counted on as per- M not a sound homo and it would champion, retained his title. In the Bfc ETHELOA I W fair to the renowned son of "Kali women's national championship our Mrs. ton Steel A. A- Three Mile Walk.William Plant. Mornlngstde A. C. 120 Irk nt'ftrlnlm friirn ua t'roa f until Ho Vnnnl/lln T \t o 11 oeo /ln«(u! \'ol nnlnlovA<1 Yard Hurdles.Earl J. Thomson, Boston A. 220 Yard Hurdles.Earl J. m®"cnt,ZJ,arKeA. i in the b'g leagues : *PB;jM 1,9-1** 1F0aS0' BLElBTREy Thomson, Boston A. A. 440 Yard Hurdles.A. Dcsch, Notre Damo University. was a !j; -v he hard, plucky and ^ inlshed his three-year-old racing tho hitherto invincible Mile. Suzanne Broad Jump.E. O. Gourdln. Harvard Unlversilty. High Jump.D. Y. Albert, uccessful Pennant tights made by the asss t. Lcnglen of France and also retained her tw° be, clubs which later xH was, the undisputed title. Tllden won the British Chicago A. A Hop, Step and Jump.Kaufmai, Gelst, Ninety-second Street Y. ,cl" S|« though, Then. too. M. H. A. Pole Vault.Ed Knourek, Illinois A. C. Sixteen Pound Shot rles : by tii" presence j|H 9 >ion of his age. Miss Joy undoubt- championship for the second time in Putting » - ^°r'Vna LllegedaI' * fively ball and by Buch vaa the best Juvenile Ally. succession and added the world's hard .Clarence Uouser, Eos Angeles A C. Throvting Sixteen Pound Hammer. .v |W Pat York. ' t Morvich was among the Juveniles court title to his list of successes. Ryan, Loughlln Lyceum, New Throvring Discus.Gus Pope, Multno- was attibuted to the fnah A. A C. h . , , t, j$JJ \JH| F. Sinclair's Grey Lag was Throwing Javelin.Milton Angler. unattached. Chicago. Throw- rcslIoncy of lhe ba .11,fll / uB the was lng Fifty-six Pound Weight.Pat McDonald, r,ew York A. C. f three-year-olds. ^He , The SMSOn RlM was marked for n i several tirryts during the season ' . FIVE Yards.New York A C. ATHLETICS BELAYS.440 (Wefers, Lovejoy, Ray and Farrell). considerable part c ime and again, especially In the v [_ ) i> C80 Yards.New York A C. (Wefers, Ray, Lo and Farrell). One Mile. medioori1 which bad v.' 83 he he was vejoy distinctly Quality, lyn Handicap, showed , New York A. C. ("Wefers, Adams, Ray and Steirenson). Two Miles.New York as much to do wl'th the Harder hitting gi.ytfftiiviV < BMaaaB :lass by himself among the horses Beyond question the per.orniances of » A. C. (Sellers, Courage, Adams and Helffrlch) . Four Miles.New York A. C. as any additional liveliness the ' '' of his age. Charles W. Paddoolt of California stood ' Irish 4 Incidental to Its HORm^N RC)SS. OMMm Courage, and Helffrlch). All Around.S. Harrison Thomson, ball may liave acq' baseulred Old Exterminator retained his title as out lnost jjn>m|ne!lt]y In a year of most Los Angeles A C. Ten MJle Run.R. E. Johnsiton, Kdgar Thomson Steel A. A. manufacture. Th«s season turned out >lon distance horse of the ch&mi long track, , and, .field,, Seven Mile Walk.William Plant, Morningsldo A. C. (New York). Decathlon more heavy lilttcrf and more base hits y. He annexed half a dozen or acllvo competition. seen the American colore hoisted to the tho hole final to Jesse .Dan Shea, Pastime A. C. (New York). Pent*Lthlon.1*1 O. Gourdln, Harvard than any predecess thirty-six and demonstrated that he can dock proved pretty conclusively thatPadcupshe * peak not only at home but abi as ford of tlie Woodland Golf Club, Boston, University. Two Mllo Steeplechase.Mike Devitney, Millrose A. A. The National L'car *er« *C,,SHlional. The miraculous for tho fact that the success In the Invasion of"their domain .F. Ward A C. 1.000 Yards.S. Club, wonderfully atronir llnish. repelling iianc||, division. He was beaten three ent standard distances and five dlffer;apother Conway, Morulngslde Leslie, Guaranty and It wasn't until chief event was the conte st between never has been duplicated t)y one by Miss Cecil Leltch. In the British J. sum. Yard stern rr. t[nieM but after lie raced himself into recor Harold Barron, Penn State College. 600 Yards.F- L. Murrey, Princeton Unl- f w'°.k w had been In any way approached In any In Canada, Miss Leltch had beaten Miss ognized us standard. Two Miles.Max unattachedI. New York-. One Mile Walk. champion, .,,U .loorpco .arpetitier, jn tru verslty. Boliland, ^lm Yank^ff other of Uio Brltleli champlonshl;ps by a Alexa Stirling, holder from 1916 until j£ar1 Sundc, Laverne 1'ator, Claronor Four thries the Los Angeles athlete Richard F. Remer, American Walkers' AssocI u WMlcy-Colum- and won their pen* heavyweight champion o f tho United States, of tho American women's gamr Kuropc, player representing last October Kuninner, Clarence Turner and L. Mc* wus timed in 9 3-0 seconds for the 100 Iila University (New York). Standing High Juihip.J3d.^V,n°hmes, Now 3 ork A. C. a nervr race with a thls through Jock llu The BrltlHli nanj after straining which Dempsey won by 1cnockotit In time, tdilson, championship. champion At»«; were the best Jockeys. , ,n, Cross (Individual and E. .rohnston, Kdgar Thomson Steel dtish' riuM "° > ard Country team).R. 0|«Volanrl ludtiins nil season. T»irst - professional at tho Glen View Club of had also beaten Miss Marlon llnlltno at th'U,:d , lhf. re^frd A. A.; New York (teain). one team then th e other was In the Chlcafo, American golf was mitde au- Turnbcrry. Scotland, but on tho links the ch the Aeld. He was b,° cnsatl°r,al hPtod ; |n Tex Rlckard's arena, Bo:tie's Thirty ,amplon through *?« "0,b®for«molsr meter tIle,n SENIOR OUTDOOR SWIMMING (MEN).00 Yairds.John Welsmuller, Illinois lead, and tn their last series with the Acres. wais of the Hollywood Golf Club at Deal, beater, several times, but only when the record. 300 record, Jersey City, and witnessed prrjn?"1.l , , , , . A. C. 100 Yards.Pua Kealoha, Hul Makanl. 2110 Yards.J. Welsmuller, IIII- then champions ttle \ ankers outgameo jonry> the crowd Hutchison had to play off a t ie with N. J. Miss Leltch was turned back by weight packed on him weighed more 300 meter record, and finally the 300 first ^y persons, lurgest that record. Other of Paddock s records nols A. O. 440 Yards.Ludy Langor, Hul Nalu Club 880 Yards.Ludy them and fixed themselves in evcl. attended a boxing match or any R°Kcr Withered, the Oxford a mateur, Mrs. F. C. I^etls, Jr., of Chicago, Miss than 160 pounds. yard Ranger, Hul Nalu Club. Long Distance.J. W. Hall, Jr., Brooklyn Y. M. C. A. place. They were not dislodged after 0nl#>r sporting event hi AimsrjCH l-ut the main thing Is that he w'on and Holllns going through the meeting to de- that will go down as noteworthy per lr wasn't 1,18 lie tho .«. fonnances because the International . 220 Yards (Breast).M. J. McDermott, Illlnola A. C. 440 Yarda (Breast). that, though th« pennant The lw,uit of the bout a'I,owed con- bj" victory brought British feat Miss Stirling in the thirty-six hole season ,et'° un'on docs not recognize them as Tt. D. Skelton, Illinois A C. 150 Yards .Warren Kealolia, Hul Makanl. clinched until the tlay before the cluslvely that the Frenchma n was com- °PC" championship to the Atnerlcan final and thereby to annex her first AWN TENNIS i AthI Dive.A W. Hartung, Illinois A.(Back)FancyC. IIlffh Dlvlnff.Clarence Plnteton, ended. pletely outclassed by Dennpsey. and continent for the first time In tlonal crown. The margin In favornalilslory.of V I standard, were those for 80 yards, 110 s« was This, moreover, marked eec< oc- yards, 130 ICO yards and 300 Olympic Club. Tlie world's rles, therefore, while Carpentler made a courageous the jnd Migs Hollius in tho final was 0 up and c yards, time on which the ®U1 crlatlvcs are often used carelessly INDOOR Yards.Warren K IIul Makanl Club. 100 Played 1n Ytirk, the second fight, he never had a chatitt caslon trophy ha d been 4 to play. yurds. SENIOR (MEN).30 ealoha, of the carried out of Arnaud \1 rev a About as a as Yards.Norman Ross, Illinois A. C. 220 Yards.Norman Roas, Illinois A. C. ln for the teams The light heavyweight cliiiss Is dor- Britain, assy of in lowing sport period that has Just startling performance Kanic cUy to * le In the classic. The mant. Clreb and Halt I.evln- France being the first to accomp:llsh the x ....\ passecI Into One is often so ln»- »"* during the year barring Paddock's COO Yards.Norman Ross, Illinois A. C. 150 Yards (Back).Bey Kegeris, Los *5! when llarry ling fcat several history. consistent 9 3-5 for the 1006 Chicago B|i'0 went the boards. tore c n list of (Ulclbtrcy, Boyle, W&inwrlght and Biggin). Fancy Diving- Helen Meany. nf the Giants pltcbed brilliantly. The bad tallied the flyweight til le of Amor- Country Club were not ullowed to become -by tho functioned events, quarter mile and half mile relay records '(,a all the best men wre beaten Women's Swimming Association, High .Helen Meany, Women's Swim- ciants won bccausii they had three good by defeating in the dangerous. Jim Barnes won ll in tide l>n Jui": 1 Audacious, carrying 118 with tittendamv records beaten, with a by athletes of the New Tork Herman for Llie bantam Association. Dlvlnginlnsr pltciiers to tlie Tninkers' two. An tin- fought v.-m, a grand total of 2S9 arid wl1th nine pounds, and Mrs. Wilfrid VInn's silks dozen countries, six moro than record of honors and won In a fifteen round liout any ,nll,"te"°("®6 «wcon«l» "jile SENIOR TMtOOU (WOMKN)-DO Yards.TliarJotte Boyle, Women's Swimming looked for hero developed In the person strokes to spare, Walter llagf ri and ran n mile at Lk-lmont I'ark and beat a prevlous year, challenging for the Inter- ?. established for Association. 100 W Association. of John Bawling* the Giants' second to a decision. Fred McLcod tying for second lacc. small tb® ° ; U,° <"an' of th* Yards.Charlotte Boyle, oinon's Swimming pi flcld. Including Sternal, in the national Davis cup. held by the United °, r J Y 7 » and an l»cd ctions to the American Legion In 220 A. C. 100 Yards bascinnn Just ordinary player. In (he time of 1 :35 States . and with flvc of those Pennsylvania, Yards.Margaret Woodbrldge, Detroit (Back).Sybil , ° " '? Although prize list tleorjte Dun- unprecedented 3-5, clipping ohalleng- Illinois A. 100 inces A. A. Babe Ruth, suffcrl ng from a severe In- MMtei" a second from track and nittlons their on to Whatever littlo International Bauer, C. Yards (Back).Krs Taylor, Pittsburgh °ov,' 'n.t*!!d*d1 wrre Droved to ean' 1,10 J9:° Brtt,Bh op^n title holder, one-fifth of the l.ig sending teams , to his arm, did not play the full P**' talker law c< bltlon tho year provided American Fancy Diving.Helen Walnwrlght, Women's Swimming Association. Blunge Jury unfounded,°/ thJ rhe Governoi ninde onh V/HM nowhere when It came to ctlallong- American figures establlsheu by Man o' this for the Davis cup prelim- coinpeountry uni 400 Yards.Women's series and his ubsience handicapped the U,e wh,1° In 1930. 'r.arlei and finals, with the women's lia- to advantage. Tho French . for Distance.Dorothy McWood. Detroit, ittachod. lie announcement that he had no fault ,n* t,tle> Abe M,tch(sll was War lof,es atht Yankees materlallj ' a tlonal lifted out of ob- r®lay n,et defent In the Fenn Swimming Association (Boyle. Ederle, Walnwiright and Lord). hnxlnr nn. forced to pick up In the second round. A few days later dealer, crippled championship Jeam . to find with the conduct of Tlle her of, li.« American, the came north and under feath- *< into the of Interest. n'val "Prlng. and In midsummer BASKETBALL.Kansas City A. C. (Singer, Moboiiy, Borrlan, De BanardI, Saun- leading pltc (if r cj1tt|rman wiuum Muldloon of 11J Jo° Kirkwood, Australian chiunpion, plater, the urltj light greHt *"e »".«» earr League was Oarl iMays of the ^ nnkees, al*° «nli,ht'a ur down" try Impost of 94 pounds ran a mile and with rlew tennis courts by the hundreds combined track team of Oxford and dors and and it _ i Lonberg). Boxing Commission, On he would In mu I.. ..I.II I 1- (.lUllbrlllire UMU nil I iMtlnln.l 1,1/ Itln Vol.. rd. Burleigh Grimes sustain the commission In Its cfforls A placo In the last eight was tho best an o'k'1"1 'n H'o remarkable time of BASEBALL.'American League Champions.Now 1'ork Yankees. National Learue ®' >nl » led the National * "cttlng up a record for the track, and oin factory Iota, mid with statistics Harvard squad at Cambridge, . . raise the standard Of the that fell to the American amatiBurs In Champions Now York Giants. World CIlamplona New York Giants. sport. sbowlr more than a million residents unusual amount of competition In Frank Krlseh of the The of the Internatllotial their attack on tho British title 11lt America and tlio world. It wan one- ig American Dengue Detroit. Champion plight Sport- |(ov. "f thavls enp team of William T. competition. J. Howard Shoemaker, pocket billiards; three cushions, Earl Luckabaugh. In the game, nc a In did phenomenal come forward with an offer 1 Runny mode did everything that Man o' Willie Hunter, victor In tiio tonrnament Tilden , William H. Norrls The nas notable Tho Ta nkeo on a solid financial foil i h o". War did as a. Juvenile and a little more. M. Johnston, year also for the . BOXIYO.Professional. Flyweight, 112 pounds.-J'ohnny Buff, Jersey Cl»y. *Ban- slugging. home run phe- club at and T. D. Armour oif ICdln- Wlllia and Wntson M. Washhum de- of the nomenon exceeded bis record Hoylako, ite never was y winning the $55,000 l'lm- wcrkmnnllHe basis pounds.Johnny Cleveland, rlghlweight, pounds.Benny year final. Hunter went that far, beIng do- like a horse, fully J ust as they had gone the previous than ever before. amateur 1 New York. 147 inds.Jack New York, made fifty-nine homere, live more than uULfF ]|co futurity truly great 12very sport T^eonard, Welterweight, pot Brilton, ^ featod by Itobert A. Gardner of 0'nwent- jip ,,lPt with Interference and came from season unbeaten in their successful ehal- organisation has been glvep Middleweight, 160 pounds.Johnny Wilson, Boston, Mass. Light Heavy- '» 1920, and he ad^led his sixtieth in the J sla on the aecond last day of the chain- the In the American na- Hon on the world's series, h[« niado K behind In that, mile teat to win easily lenge cup. committee, whfc.iepresenteforwill now off PhU Kor tho United fttates thl n h«B boen play at tho St. Louie C"ountry over a the tlonal championship the best of the for- function t'onllnned on Tw pionahlp big Held of best Juveniles In continuously Instead of evory Page >ntj. Douglas. a banner year in golf, a ycair which hag Club. Tho following day Uardnlor lost tho country, bomo veteran expert horee- ®'fn pilayers were bowled over and Will- four years.

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