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Show Champions in Many Sport Branches Who Start New Year as Titleholders National Senior Track and Field Champions. Cham-pions. 100-yard dash A. E. Ward, Chicago A. A., 0:10. 220-yard dash A. E. Ward. Chicago A. A., 0:21 3-5. 440-yard dash Thomas J. Halpin, Boston Bos-ton A. A.. 0:49 4-5. 8 SO -yard run Don Scott, Mississippi Agricultural college, 1:54. One-mile run Ivan A. Mvers, Illinois A. C. 1:22. Five-mile run Joie Rav, unattached, Chicago, HI., 26:113-5. Ten -mtle run Hannes Kolehmainen, unattached, 2:50 4-5. 120-yard high hurdles Robert Simpson, University of Missouri, 0:14 4-5. 220-yard low hurdles Fred Murray, unattached, un-attached, San Francisco, 0:24. 440-yard hurdles W. A. Hummel, Multnomah Mult-nomah A. A. C, 0:54 4-5. Three-mile walk George H. Gould ing, Toronto Walkers' club, 22:15 4-5. Seven-mile walk R. F. -Remer, N. Y. A. C, 53:29 3-5. Po'.e vault Sherman Landers, Chicago A. A.. 12 feet 9 inches. 16 -pound shot Arlie "W. Mucks, University Uni-versity of Wisconsin, 47 feet 2 inches. 5t?-pound weight Matt McGrath, Irish-American Irish-American A. C-, 35 feet 2s inches. lb -pound hammer Patrick Ryan, Irish-Amarkan Irish-Amarkan A. C. 174 feet H incnes. Broad jump Harry T. Worthington, Boston A. A., 23 feet 24 inches. High jump Wesley M. Oler, Jr., N. T. A. C. 6 feet 2 inches. Discus throw Arlie W. Mucks, Jni-versity Jni-versity of Wisconsin, 145 feet 4 inches. Hop, step and jump D. F. Ahearn, Illinois Illi-nois A. C, 4b' feet h inch. Javelin throw George Bronder, Irish-American Irish-American A. C, 190 feet 6 Inches. All-around champion Averv Brundage, Chicago A. A. Team champion Irish-American Athletic Ath-letic club. New York. Big League Baseball. World's champions Boston Americans. National league champions Brooklyn. American league champions Boston. Champion batsman. National league Hal Chase. Cincinnati. Champion batsman, American league Tvis Speaker, Cleveland. Leading pitcher, National league Grover C. Alexander, Philadelphia. Leading pitcher, American league Babe Ruth, Boston. Football. leading eastern team Pittsburg. Western conference champion Ohio State university. Leading Pacific coast teams University of Washington and University of Oregon. Leading southern teams Georgia Institute Insti-tute of Technology and University of Tennessee. i Golf. National amateur champion Charles Evjins, Jr., Edge water Golf club, Chicago. Chi-cago. National open champion Charles I Evans, Jr., Edgewater Golf club, Chicago. Chi-cago. National women's champion Miss Alexa Stirling, Atlanta. Ga. Professional Golfers' association championJames cham-pionJames M. Barnes, White marsh Valley Val-ley Country club. Pennsylvania. Eastern intercollegiate Individual champion cham-pion J. W. Hubbell. Harvard. Eastern Intercollegiate team champion Princeton. Western intercollegiate individual champion F. E. Stiles. Northwestern. Western intercollegiate team champion University of Illinois. Soccer. Intercollegiate champion Haverford college. National and American challenge cups Bethlehem. Tennis. National singles champion Richard Norris Williams II of Philadelphia, National doubles champions Clarence J. Griffith and William M. Johnson, of San Francisco. National mixed doubles champions Willis E. Davis of California and Miss Eleanora Sears of Boston. National clav court singles champion Willis E. Davis of California. National clay court doubles champions Dean Mathev of Cranford, N. J., and -George M. Church of Tenafly, N. J. National junior champion Harold A. Throckmorton of Elizabeth, N. J. National boys' champion Benjamin Letson of New York City. Intercollegiate singles champion G. Colket Caner of Harvard. Intercollegiate- doubles champions G. Colket Caner and Richard Harte of Harvard. Har-vard. National women's singles champion Miss Molla Bjurstedt of Norway. National women's doubles champions Miss Molia Bjurstedt of Norway and Miss Eleanora Sears of Boston. National indoor singles champion Robert Uindley Murray of Niagara. Falls, N. Y. National indoor doubles champions William Rosenhaum and A. E. Lovibond of New York City. National indoor junior champion Elliott El-liott Blnzen of Ford ham university. National indoor women's doubles cllim-pion cllim-pion Miss Molla Bjurstedt of Norway. National indoor women's doubles champions cham-pions Miss Molla Bjurstedt of Norwav and Miss Marie Wagner of New York City. Hockey. Intercollegiate champion Harvard. (Nt inercollegiate league.) Amateur Hockey league champions Boston A. A. Rowing. Poughkeepsie regatta Syracuse. New Uondon regatta Harvard. National champion senior eight Duluth Boat club. National champion senior four Duluth Boat club. National champion senior doubles A. J. Osman and A. R. Kent, Duluth Boat club. Champion single sculler Thomas J. Rooney, Rav ens wood Boat club, Long Island. Polo. Senior championship Great Neck, Long Island. Junior championship Meadowbrook HI, Long Island. Turf, Biggest money winner Campfire. Light Harness Horses. Champion trotter Lee Axworthy, 1 : 5S H ( world ' s record J . Champion pacer Napoleon Direct, l:59i;. Cycling. National amateur champion John Staehle, Bay View Wheelmen. Newark. National professional champion Frank L. Kramer, East Orange, N. J. Automobiles. Leading driver Dario Resta. Trap Shooting. Grand American handicap John F. Wulf, Milwaukee. World's professional champion Philip Miller. Dallas, Tex. Professional Boxing. Heavyweight champion of theV world-Jess world-Jess Willard. Cross-Country. Intercollegiate team champion Cornell. Intercollegiate individual champion John W. Overton, Y.ale. National senior A. A. U. champion Willie Kyronen. Millrose A. A. National junior A. A. U. champion James Henigan, Dorchester cluub. Swimming National Senior Champions. 50 vards, indoor Duke P. KaJianamo-ku. KaJianamo-ku. Honolulu, 0:23 4-5. 100 yards, indoor Perry McGillivrav, Illinois A. C. 0:r.6 1-5. 220 yards. Indoor Herbert Vollmer, N. Y. A. C. 2:2." 2-5 (world's record). 4 4 u ya rd s. out doors Lud y La n ger, Los Angeles A. C. 5:3S S-.i. So vards. outdoor Ludv lancer, Los Anseles A. C. 2:-i:22. Lone-distance champion Michael Mc-! Mc-! Dcrmott, Illinois A- t '. Intercollegiate league champion Yale. Intercolonial e league water polo .champion Princeton. One ml It. miLfloor Lvdy La n ger. I..os Angeiea A. C. J2:UU .1-6. |