Most Flourishing Season Sports Have Ever Experienced Will Come to Oose This Week Americans Maintain Athletic Supremacy in International Champions of Year 1921 Competition During Past Year In the Sporting World BASEBALL W«M*| ehainpions.New Vork Giants. Nation»! Learn*. I". S. Sport King* Successful in American i-engne.New York Y linkers. Manner, MiTTer ¦fnggtas. Against Foreigners National League.New York Giants. Manager, Joliu MfCnw. Tennis, Co\L Polo, on Boving and Track; Demp- BOXINC World's Professional Champion* iey-Carpentier Fight Greatest Spectacle of All Time Heavyweight.Jock Dempsey, Hananvi. Cnllf. Light Heavy-weight.George.» Carpcnl ier, France. W.-dUwrrig.t.Johnny Wilson. New York. Welterweight.Jark Britton. New York. New By W. J. Macbeth Lightweight.Benny ljnntn.ru. York, . Junior Lightweight.Johnny Bunt)ee, New York. Internst in sports and recreations of all sorts no Featherweight.Johnny Kilbane. Cleveland. developed, doubt. Bantamweight.Johnny IJufT, Jersey City. in the reaction from the World War. reached the boiling point of fervor jnyweight.Jimmy Wilde, England. in the year thai is'fast drawing to a close. 1Ö21 the National Amateur Champions During high-water 108-Pannd Claim John Hamm. Pittsburgh. mark waa reached in practically every branch of popular athletic en¬ 113-Pound Ci«M.George Paly, New York. lSft-Poand Class.Dan Garten, Philadelphia» deavor, amateur and professional 385-Pottnd CI»«».Ben Pontean, New York. Tho 30 14S-Poantt Clan«.«liarlo» tlenltxcn, los Angele« A C. Olympic year. far as America was concerned the IBA-Ponnd Class.Ham ¡.agonia. New fork. geason was one which provided a wealth of international 175-Pound Class.Magnn» Larsen. New York. competition. In Heavyweight C'lasts.(iordon Muncç, New York. Banner was mngled in no manner subjugated or furled. FOOTBALL _ar!y in the season our splendid tennis players journeyed to the far-off reading Eastern team».Penn Mate. Cornell. Wash, and Jeff, Lafayette. à Western conference rhampmn*.Iowa. H&podea reclaimed the Davis Cap, emblematic of the world's Leading team» in Middle Went.Iowa, Notre Dame. at the net f .end i ni; Southern team.Georgia Tech. cbampionship game. These honors later were successfully Pacific Coust champions.University of California. defended at Forest Hills against, the best of twelve nations. RACING Evo because it was not so Biggest money winner of year.Morvirh, owned by Ben Black, SSS.3M. confidently expected the Champion two-year-old colt.Morvich. jgguc would prove so flattering to American prowess, was the victory in Champion two-year-old filly.Mis» Joy. June of Devereux Milburn'a great polo four. Mr. Milburn and his GOUT American open champion.Jame» Barne*. Pelham Country flvfc. doughty comrades wrestsd from England the coveted Polo Cup and with National amateur champion.Jesse Gnilford, Boston. ease as to National women'« champion.Mi*« .Marion Hollow. Went brook. 1* I. such ridiculous prove cur polo quite equal, if not superior, to National professional champion.Walter Hagen. New York. vincible British Intercollegiate champion.I. Simpson Dean, Princeton. the sur brand, whatever credit they insist upo» Intercollegiate team champions.Dartmouth. jiving: our ponies for the achievement. 8UIA.SH TENNIS National senior champion.Fill m ore Van S. Hyde. Harvard CInb. "Pro" National Junior champion.Thomas < oward, Y ai«« CInb. Golfers Avenged Amateurs World'» professional champion.Walter Kmsclln, New York. It ia "" amateur golfers who invaded the. British Isles in COI RT TENNIS great; Open champion.Jay Gould. Columbia Club. numbers last spring met a sad fate at the hands of their cousins across) Professional champion.Jock Son.tr, Philadelphia. UN sea. But in turn our professionals, led by Jock Hutchison, took fitting TENNIS and walked off with the Men revenge open championship of Great Britain. National «Ingles.William T. Tilden 2d. Pbilad.:ph_- Later in America our in turn National elay court.Walter T. Hayes. Chicago. golfers successfully withstood the combined National indoor.Frank T. Anderson, Brooklyn. onslaught of Britain's best amateurs and professionals, though it must National intercollegiate.Phil St-er. CjjJifornia. National doubles.W. T. Tilden 2d and Vincent Richards. Philadelphia __¦ be conceded that Miss Aiexa Stirling, our woman champion, was no match New York. for Miss Cecil Leitch, far the most Junior undoubtedly by wonderful woman National Junior.Vincent Richard«, New York City. golfer of all time. National indoor.Vincent Richards. New York City. Women But if Miss and others of our fair sex Stirling failed after giving National single«.Mr». Molla BJarctedt Mallory, New York City. of their best with wood and iron, not so Mrs. Molla National elay court.Mm. Benjamin E. Cole. Bonton, Maas. Bjurstedt Mallory, National indoor.Mr». Molla Bjarstedt Mallory. New Y'ork City. the wizard of the racket, who disposed of Mile. Suzanne of National double».Mr». Thomas J. Bundy and Miss Mary K. Lenglen, California. BnWM, France, considered as absolutely invincible before she defaulted at Forest Junior Hills. This default, by the way, was the most pathetic incident of a National single».Mis» Helen Wills. Berkeley, Calif. crowded season of intei-national sports. NATIONAL ATHLETIC ( HAMPIONS 100-yard doah.Charles Paddock. Los Angeles A. C. The Jack Derr.psey-Georges Carpentier fight on July 2 at Boyle's 220-yard dash.Charles Paddock, Los Angele» A. C. 440-yard dash.W. E, Stevenson, New York A. C. Thirty Acres was not only the high light of the international competition, 880-yard run.Allan Helffrich, New York A. C. without doubt One-mile run.Joie W. Ray, Illinois A. C. but the grandest individual sporting spectacle of all time. Five-mile run.R. E. Johnson. Edgnr Thomson Steel A. A. And the needless to remained in Three-mile walk.William Plant, Morningslde A. C. championship, say, America. 120-yard high hnrdles.Earl Thomson, Boston A. A. The greatest surprise not of the year, but of a was the 440-yard low hurdles.August Desch, Notre Dame Cnlvewúty. only decade, Broad jump.E. O. Gourdin, Harvard I. niversity. defeat of Willie Hoppe, for fifteen years king of the balk-line billiard High jump.D. Y. Albert. Chicago A. A. Hop, step and jump.-Kaufman Geist. Ninety-second Street T. M. _L _U game, by "Young Jake" Schaefer, of Chicago. Hoppe had come to be re¬ Pole vault.Ed Anourek. Illinois A. C. Putting sixteen-pound shot.< Iarence .Manser. Lo» Angeles A. C garded as invincible. His overthrow has precipitated a mad rush back to Throwing sixteen-pound hammer.Pat Ryun. Loughlia Lyceum. Breaklym. cue Throwing discus.Gas Pope. Muitnomah A. C, Portland. this particular sport, which for many years had been threatened Throwing javelin.Milton Angler, unattached. with rot. Throwing titfy-six-pound weight.Pat McDonald, New York A. C dry 440-yard relay.New York A. C. iWefers. Lovejoy. Bay, FarrelD. Uncle Sam's marine flag was dampened a bit by our brother Canucks 880-yard relay.New York A. C. (Wefers, Lovejoy, Ray. Farrell). One-mile relay.New York A. C. \ Wefers, Adams, Ray, Stevenson). in the only international yachting event of consequence, when the Blue- Two-mile relay.New York A. C. (Sellers. Courage, Adam». HeUfrteh). Four-mile relay.New York A. C. (Seller». Courage, Irish, Heiffrteh). aose took the measure of the Elsie. International athletics was confined All-around champion.S. Harrison Thompson, Los Angele» A. C. Ten-mile run.R. F. Johnson, Edgar Thomson Steel A. A. to the visit of the Oxford-Cambridge athletic team, which was badly Seven-mile walk.Willie Plunt, Morningslde \. C. Decathlon.Dan Shea, Pastime A. C, Now York. beaten by the combined Harvard-Yale forces, the French relay team, Pentathlon.E. O. Gourdin. Harvard itiiversity. which was as trounced at the Two-mile steeplechase.Mike Devanney, Millrose A. A» soundly Pennsylvania relays. Team champion».Lo» Angeles Athletic Club. Intercollegiate Baseball Enjoyed Successful Year Track and field.Cnlverslty of California. Individual cross-country.R. E. Brown, Cornefl. While this country's athletic sons and daughters were maintaining Metropolitan Senior Team cross-country champion».Cornell Cm versify. the athletic supremacy of the United States in international competition Outdoor SWIMMING abroad and at home, the were in other Champions Men campfires blazing brightly every j 50 yard»).John We_#_ro_er. minois A. C quarter. Financially baseball at least tied, if it did not exceed, the flood- 100 100 yajrds.Pna Keoloba, Hui Makoni, Honol__L yards.Ed Farrell. X. T. A. C. 220 yards.John Weissmuller. Illinois A C. tide of 1320 success. Locally, nothing could be desired, as the Giants 280yards.Bernie Wofern jr., X. Y. A, C. 440 yards.Ludy Langer, Hui N'olu Club, Honorata. 440 yards.H. Kay, X. Y. A. C. 880 vards.Ludy Langer, Hui Nalu Club, Honolulu. and Yankees met in the world's series, and Ruth made a new home- H80 yards.A. HHffrieh, N. Y. A. C. Long distance.J. W. Hall jr., Brooklyn Y. M. C A One mile.Mike Devanney, Mlllrose A. A. breast, stroke.M, J. run record. Five mile.W. Ritolu, 220-yard McDermott. Illinois A, C. 120-yard unattached. 440-yard breast atroke.R. D. Skelton. Illinois A. C The was never and the hurdles.T. Huhn, unattached. 150-yard back stroke.-Warren Keaioha, Hui M.J_H_, fight game better, pugilists waxed rich here- 220-yard hurdles.II. Meyer, N. Y. A, C, Poney dive.A. W. Härtung. Illinois A. C abouts. the 440-yard hurdles.,1. Sellers, N. Y. A.JD. Richard realized wildest dream of promotion in the "gate" 3-mile walk.W. Plant, Morning-side. High diving.Clarence Pinkston, Olympic Club, for the battle. Attendances at Madison 16-pound hammer throw.Pat Ryan, Women Dempsey-Carpentier Square Gar- I.oujrhlin iyreum. fiO yard».Ethelda Biefbtrey, Women's Swimming den and elsewhere throughout the city and state have improved greatly Javelin throw.H. Bowman, X. Y. A, C. 100 yards.Ethelda Bleibtrey, Women's Swimming As*»el__o_. Disca» throw.Í. Muiler, X Y. A. ('. 220 yards.Ethelda Bleibtrey, Women's Swimming Assoei»_o_. with the return to decisions. 10-pound shot-put.Pat McDonald, Njsw 440 yards.Ethelda Bleibtrey, Women's Swimming Association. York A. ( 880 yards.Ethelda Bleibtrey. Women's Swimming Association. The end of the season finds college athletics in the healthiest condi- Running high jump.R. W. One mile.Thelma Darby, I>os Angeles. Xew York A. C. X.andon, tion. It was a wonderful season in all branches of en- Long distance.Ethelda Bleibtrey. Women'» Swtmmlng 1 iiniilafl._ intercollegiate Running broad jump.R. Brown, Xew 400-yard relay.W. S. A. (Bleibtrey. Boyle. Wainwright, RiggtaV, deavor, but so in rowing and football. York A. C. Fancy diving.Helen M cany. Women's Swimming Association. particularly Running hop, step and Jump.K. Oelat, High diving.Helen Meany, Women's Swimniing Association. As to the American success was assured from 92d St. Y. M. H.A., Xew York turf, the earliest meet- 58-pound weight throw.Pat City. BILLIARDS ing in Maryland. The breeding industry has supplied that wealth of thor- New York A. C. McDonald, Professional j Team champion.New York A. C. World'« billiard champion.Jake Schaefer, Chicago. oughhreds which spells class in competition. And Ben Block's fine two- l_ Pocket billiard champion.Ralph Greenleaf, New York. year-old colt unbeaten in his first on to such r-:-1 Three-cushion champion*.-lohn Layton, .sjedalia. Ho. Morvich, campaign, may go { Amateur as did Man 0' 1920. three-year-old greatness VvTar in These Players Hold Poeket billiard champion.J. Howard Shoemaker, N. T» A. C Three-cnshion champion.Pred Owles. New York. The outlook for sport next year ! Well, no season ever opened with 18.2 balkline Records in champion (Class A).Charles Heddon. DtrwBffM, __«_. greater prospects than 1922 should. The game, in the broadest sense, Yachting Now Fully Recovered \ Majors ROWING was never more popular. Nothing short of a financial catastrophe is likely Intercollegiate Association champion)..Annapolla. tc disturb short of the f-eadlnsr batter !» ycmentages.na¬ Champion college crew.Princeton "B" crew. patronage ; nothing betrayal of public confidence From of tional League, Hornsby, .897; American BASKETBALL can shake interest. World War¡ Intercollegiate League champions.Pennsylvania. public Ravages League. Hellman, .394, batter National amateur champions.Kansas City C As to the sports of the year nov,- ebbing, elsewhere will be found Leading- in number of hit»-. ICE Show American League, Hellman, 237; Na¬ SKATING reviews for the season written experts who have followed their Youngsters Unprecedented Interest in International champion.Joe Moore. 181st Street Ice Palace. by closely Sailing tional League, Hornsby, 233. National champion.Charles Jewtraw. Luke Placid. unrolling. Small Craft; Uncle Sam Fared in Interna¬ Leading pitcher In game« woa. Women's international champion.Mis* Gladys Robinson, Tórnate. Poorly American League. Mays, won 27 and lost Women's national champion.Elsie Müller, 18ist Street lee P&laee. tional Races, Defeated Off Cowes and Halifax » ; National League, Grimes, won 23 and TRAFSHOOTING Being lost 13. Amateur single».Nie Arie, Kingman, Art». Amateur doubles.R. A King, Delta, Colo. Robins Leadme »Iteher tn earned mam per- Amateur, 180 yards.Nie Arie, Kingman, Arla. By Jack Lawrence mltted per nine-inning gmme.Ameri¬ Amateur, women's.Mrs. Toot» Randan, New York. Drydock Monopolizes Amateur, Herrold, Uhkam, In can League, Fober. junio»'.Elmer HL many respecta the season of 1921 was the most remarkable in the 2.481 National Professional, singles.Art Killstm, Si. Louis. history of yachting. It witnessed, for «ne thing, the League, Doak, 2.38. Professional, doubles.Mark Arie. Champaign. HL Soccer Honors of the Year of the complete recovery Leading base stealer.National Loacna, Professional. 18 yards.Fred 3. Tomlin, Glaaoboro. BT» ¿, sport from the devastating influences of the Worlcí War, which Frisch. 49; American Leagrae. Staler. 35. FENCING had naralvzed the came since the summer of 1915. Leading horn« ran bitter.American National foils champion.Major F. W. Honejrentt, Vf. F. C, -i National epee champion.-C R. McPherson, N. T. A. The feature of the League, Ruth, 59; National Leacue, R. 0. [Wins Cup* of Both the outstanding year,*« Kelly. 23. National saber champion.C. McPherson. N. Y. A. C. Winners P. S. so far as racing in heme waters is .-1 National three-we_pon champion.Leo Nones, N. Y. A. C of A, L, ing event of the year was the annual Leading run scorer.American League, YACHTS United States and Ameri¬ concerned, was tho unprecedented num¬ race ofl' Halifax for the fishermen's Ruth. 177; National League, owned and 1921 ber of Hornsby, Champion 50-foofcer.Istalena, piloted by Georg* .f. can Football Association Championships small boats, skippered by young¬ trophy, and on this occasion the Cana- interest centered in the weekly com¬ 131. FISHING SCHOONERS sters, that took part in dians took a tremendous whack at petition of the New York Yacht Club Captain Angtu« Walters. open competi¬ Uncle Sam's maritime and Champion.Btaenose. Athletic« toutdoor).Manual Traln- tion throughout the summer. pride près-; fifty-footers, six of these sloops taking Followers of soccer football had p. ¡i>K. tige. part in the long campaign. widely separated pomts along the coast, tanner Veteran yachtsmen and their vessels The sailed the Monsoon, owned by F. D. M. Stra- year in every respect and, Athletics (indoor).Stuyv©sa,n» and contests, to be decided by the George M. Pynchon'a Istalena, chan, made the best mainly the attendances Clinton, of imposing measurements were best two out of three, were sailed on by her owner in nineteen ra"es, won showing in Long Features Pell through larger the a comfortable Island Sound regattas, and tn the Zbyszko Leads *t the CrosB-eonntry.Manual Training. pushed into the background Saturday, October 22, and on the fol¬ championship by point- Again big games, were able to show Football.D* Witt Clinton. by boys margin, with L, G. Hamersley's Acushla scoring table being made up by the * and at the tillers lowing Tuesday, the challenger, Blue- on steady increase in interest in their H. girls of tiny craft, nose, commanded in second piace and Spartan, owned by Long Island Sound Yacht Racing Asso¬ Mat Baseball.Ceome Washington S. and the able by Captain Angus ciation, will be first Campaign Racquet Players favorite sport all along the line. Of Basketball-.High School of Com¬ wonderfully performances Walters, taking both races in decisive H. B. Plant, of New London, finishing undoubtedly given merce. of of the season third in the total number place. waa the forma¬ many these embryo Corinthians fashion. The victories recovered for Title For outstanding importance Soccer.Morris Canada the fishermen's of point3 scored. Championship Still Undecided By Winning Third Season tion of a Hiffh- indicated plainly that the future of the trophy, which new and powerful combina¬ (rinnt had been for the Due to the fact that tion of SwInuninR- series).Totrnaend sport in this country is safe. captured United Great Record for Istalena this table has clubs known as the American Hitrrin and Erasmus Hall. States in 1920 by the schooner Espe¬ The other in not yet been made public it is impossi¬ Veteran Polish at Tuxedo Park Soccer I oo~.. ».-..;.,«.;-_ ,...¦;.-;-.. 11.. From an international ranto. fifty-footers competi¬ ble Wrestler, Star Defended Swimming (championship).Towns- viewpoint the tion were Commodore J. P. Morgan's to say which of the New York end Harris. year was a one for Bluenose Easy Victor thirty-footers won the of 46, Took Cham¬ Title Rifle..Inmain» disconcerting Uncle Grayling, Rear Commodore George S. championship. Age Against Mortimer High School. Sam. On two occasions the national The Nichols's Carolina, and Virginia, the These yacht3 were the most consistent from Lewis in Match Ches».Boys' High. defending American craft last competitors of all classes in action, on pionship Last colors were dipped in defee.t fall was the Elsie, sailed property of L. F. Crofoot. The regu¬ February «.»tucket. I-:_f before by Captain lar season for this class tho Sound last season and the rivalry « was called into for the pur- the Union Jack of Great In Marty Welch, who had commanded the championship among them was keen When Stanislaus of Poland, For the third Jose of being tiiis country, which gave way to the Britain. the before. opened on May 30 with the regatta right up to the Zbyszko, successive time Clarence playing professional soccer we sent our Esperanto year The Elsie, and closed close of the season. C. Pell, of Tuxedo .nd to take of tha United States Football Associ-tion July newly constructed eleven years old, was no match for the of the Harlem Yacht Club defeated Ed ("Stranger") Lewis in this Park, heads th« na- advantage popular when the latter came into in with the annual fall meet of the Indian The series of three race» for tional list of players of racquets. Pell wterest which was translated into existence six-meter boats to England, to chaK Bluenose, although she was ably han¬ the city in the early part, of 1921 he did a com of 15)14. dled Harbor Yacht Club at Greenwich on Gherardi Davis prize, which, for the successfully defended his titl« last the realm at the gates. It was lenge for the trophy offered for this by Captain Welch and her Ameri¬ 10. is mora notable thing than the winning February when he defeated S. G. .*.". that the come For the first this the can crew. The Canadian vessel September thirty-footers regarded as emblema¬ Mer- time had when time, season, class by the Royal Yccht Squadron, the was Mr. tic of the New York Yacht Club of the heavyweight catch-as-catch-can timer in a hard live-game match at the double headers, for Satur- famous "A. F. A." cup competition built especially for the purpose of re¬ In her nineteen racea Pynchon_ cham¬ Racquet and J*»k-end°*?s to be American contenders under the Istalena ran a of .704, pionship, was finally won by Ogden of the world. Tennis Club, this- psar anu Sundays, would fill a Igng-felt failed carded, chiefly because of racing covering the trophy, and was construct¬ up percentage Reid's Lena after the wrestling championship reaching the final round after **nt ior those who demanded the best the paucity of dates, due to the im¬ burgee of the Seawanhaka Corinthian ed along lines calculated to give her while that of her nearest competitor, series bad At the age of forty-six the from all player« L. Acushla, was .599 brought about a three-cornered tie great Pole, sections of th« country bad joccer the country could furnish at portant fixtures made by the new Yacht Club, of Oyster the maximum speed without sacrificing G. Hammersley's to this country from the ¡ been eliminated. «.air prices. American Soccer League, which had Bay. her status as a true fisherman. She m the same number of contests. Spar- among Mizpah, Adios and Lena. returning a of Competition of an catare '3 trial season for the new taken into its fold most of the strong Grebe Made Best was built at and made the tan, sailing in eighteen races, had One of the season's features was the rigors life in war-devastated Poland, has intercity v» ? Showing Lunenberg done much to build up this «'"'ture, which 80 far has panned out elevens that once were the backbone of required trips to the fishing banks be¬ percentage for the season of .583, ac- successful defence of the Manhasset started a long course of training, with here. game «os* the A. A. t:es. The contests took place uff Cowes ! to the corrected schedule made Philadelphia players have made satisfactorily, but it is felt that F. cup fore challenging for the cup. cording Bay Challenge Cup by Addiaon G. the avowed determination of several trips local and ¦*n a bettor futura is in store for it Whether association during the first week in and public a few days ago by the New York Hanan's Nahma, of the P Class. The challeng¬ it is meeting teams, « the- will again August A new defending craft, the May¬ for the world's j believed that within a short tim' ranging Anglo-Americar sailing. Arrangements airead?, Pynchon gust Haven, London, match in this city, sev¬ big boom during the year as the re- l-'nT-j o0phy auspices of the final round at Fall River by the scor« sailing duel for the same class, which under way for another series of race: property of Commodore Nichols. Block Island and Newport. The cruise eral months later, the Son oi suit of an Statps Football Association. In of 4 to 2. It was "Mighty intercollegiate touri.acient 8£ . goals the Fore River will take place in Long Island Sounc next fail. Although the New York Yacht Club was destined to be the last sailed under Poland" pinned Lewie's massive shoul¬ at Squadron A n ,s n*eee«-ry to re- Football Club that the next the command of to Armory, Ninetv-foarta c-£ ^nnect,on of opposed Robina summer, four British boats beinj Racing among the various one-desigr forty-footers made a somewhat indif¬ Commodore Morgan, ders the mat again, thereby proving Street and Park Avenue. The West _._. .? ,ce»»ation activities,"for this in th« American F. A- final at Harrison. sent of last due to the who was succeeded in office last week himself the the American Football N". and in ove^rfor the purpose partici classes on Long Islan« Sound through ferent showing summer, greatest matman of the age Point Military Academy four won th« ___o_u»- Bt,L0f I J., this msteh th« national p»ting. out the summer was keen ar.d fact that ¡;:any boats in this class were by Harold S. Vanderbilt, owner of th« And this at an agp when ath¬ tiths in the ..«dation, the senior organization in were produc j-nost eariy year, defeating the champions successful by 5 to 1. The only other international yacht tive or' much fine aport. The greates not in commission ana others were at schooner Vagrant» letes are in their dotage I ¡Yale team 9S goaia to 8»