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One mile-Won by L. J. Goodwin, New York A. C. Time-28m. 58 2-58. H. E. Vollmer, New York A. C., second. Time-30m. 24s. Paul Sutherland, unattached, third. (Rough water.) High diving-Won by A. E. Downes, New York A. C., place number 3, 151.42 points; K. Behrens, City A. C., second, place number 7, 140.15 points; F. Sponberg, New York A. C., third, place number 8, 138.5 points.

CENTRAL ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIPS.

Indoor-50 yards-Won by A. C. Ralthel, Illinois A. C.; H. J. Hebner, Illinois A. C., second; N. A. Buck, Chicago A. A., third. Time-258. 100 yards-Won by P. McGillivray, Illinois A. C.; Wm. Vosburgh, Ill. A. C., second; F. Harless, Chicago A. A., third. Time-568. 220 yards-Won by H. J. Hebner, Illinois A. C.; E. W. McGillivray, Illinois A. C., second; R. Struder, Northwestern University, third. Time-2m. 21s. 500 yards-Won by P. McGillivray, Illinois A. C.; I. Wood, Northwestern University, second; J. Evers, Illinois A. C., third. Time-7m. 9 1-58. 880 yards-Won by P. McGillivray, Illinois A. C.; William Vosburgh, Illinois A. C., second; I. Wood, Northwestern University, third. Time-12m. 32s. One mile-Won by M. McDermott, Illinois A. C.; C. Simonson, Evanston Academy, second; J. Evers, Illinois A. C., third. Time-25m. 49 4-5s. 150 yards, backstroke -Won by H. J. Hebner, Illinois A. C.; Pavlicek, University of Chicago, second; M. R. Mott, Illnois A. C., third. Time--1 m. 56 2-58. 200 yards, breaststroke-Won by M. McDermott, Illinois A. C.; G. H. Taylor, University of Wisconsin, second; S. Taylor, Chicago A. A., third. Time-2m. 438. 400 yards, four-men relay-Won by Illinois A. C. In 3m. 48 1-5s. (William Vosburgh, A. C. Raithel, P. McGillivray, H. J. Hebner). Plunge-Won by Lichter, Chicago A. A., 60 ft. in 21 3-58.; McDonald, University of Illinois, second, 60 ft. in 23 4-5s.; Princell, Hamilton Club, third, 60 ft. in 24 4-5s. Fancy diving-Won by C. Wohlfeld, Illinois A. C., 440.55 points; N. P. Heyn, Chicago A. A., second, 431.30 points; F. A. Bornamann, Chicago A. A., third, 399.90 points. Soccer water polo-Ilinols A. C., 8 goals; Chicago A. A., 3 goals. Outdoor-Held at Indianapolis, Ind., July 29 (110 yards course)-50 yards-Won by A. C. Raithel, Illinois A. C.; Hebner, Illinois A. C., second; N. A. Buck, unattached, third. Time-258. Plunge for distance-Won by Arthur Reitman, Illinois A. C., 75 ft.; Buck, unattached, 70 ft.: N. M. Lyons, Cincinnati, 68 ft. 440 yards-Won by H. J. Hebner, Illinois A. C.; McDermott, Illinois A. C., second; Raithel, Illinois A. C., third. Time5m. 48 3-58. July 30-100 yards--Won by Ralthel, Illinois A. C.; Hebner, Illinois A. C., second; Buck, unattached, third. Time-56 4-5s. 200-yard breaststroke-Won by McDermott, Illinois A. C.; Jacobson, Illinois A. C., second; Parker, Cleveland S. C., third. Time-2 m. 53 4-5s. yard swim-Won by Hebner, Illinois A. C.; McDermott, Illinois A. C., second; Wood, Northwestern University, third. Time-12m. 35 3-5s. Fancy diving-Won by C. Wohlfeld, Illinois A. C. Water polo-Won by Illinois A. C. team. July 31-220 yards-Won by McGillivray, Illinois A. C.; Hebner, Illinois A. C., second: Wood, Northwestern University, third. Time--2m. 33 2-5s. One mile -Won by McDermott, Illinois A. C.; Wood, Northwestern University, second; Buck, unattached, third. Time-27 m. 19 4-58. High diving--Won by Heyn, unattached; Briggs, Detroit Y. M. C. A., second; Buck, unattached, third.

NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIPS.

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Indoor-Held at Brookline, Mass., April 27-100 yards-Won by Leo Handy, Brookline G. A. A.; Phil Nason, Brookline G. A. A., second; Ben. James, Brookline S. C., third. Time-1m. 3s. Relay race, 320 yards, four men-Won by Brookline G. A. A. (R. McKinnon, Phil. Nason, W. Browning, Leo Handy). Time-3m. 9 1-5s. Fancy diving-Won by E. A. Church, Brookline S. C.; F. Jouanet, Brookline S. C., second; W. Browning, Brookline G. A. A., third. Plunging-Won by I. S. Jaquith, 71 ft. 1 1-2 in.; Arthur Wales, Brookline G. A. A., and George Meehan tied for second, with 66 ft. Wales won plunge-off. Outdoor-Held at Charles River Basin, September 7-100 yards-Won by Leo Handy, Brookline G. A. A.; A. E. Church, Brookline S. C., second; R. Bacon, Brookline S. C., third. Time-1m. 2 4-5s. 440 yards-Won by Leo Handy, Brookline G. A. A.; Tom Nelligan, Brookline S. C., second; Howard McKinnon, Brookline G. A. A., third. Time 6m. 488. 880 yards-Won by Edward Duffy, Brookline G. A. A.; Ben. James, Brookline S. C., second: J. Wolyniec, Brookline S. C., third. Time-14m. 40 4-5s. One mile-Won by Edward Duffy, Brookline G. A. A.; C. E. Shumway, East Brookline S. C., second; Fred Wegener, East Brookline 8. C., third. Time-32m. 32s. Diving-Won by J. Kennedy, Brookline S. C., 117.4 points; ElHot Church, Brookline S. C., 116.3 points, second; W. Browning, Brookline G. A. A., 116.2 points, third. Three miles, held September 12-Won by George Meehan, Brookline S. Č. Time-1h. 36m. 21s.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIPS.

Indoor-220 yards-Won by Ronald Reilly, Atlantic City H. S.; S. N. Shryock, University of Pennsylvania, second; F. J. Creamer, third. Time-2m. 38 4-5s. Outdoor-100 yards-Won by E. G. Schaal, Philadelphia S. C.; J. K. Shryock, Philadelphia S. C., second: Ronald Reilly, Hygela S. C., third. Time-61s. 440 yards-Won by G. E. Tomlinson, Philadelphia S. C.; Harry Latz, Hygeia S. C., second; Robert Dippy, Philadelphia S. C., third. Time-6m. 12 2-58. One mileWon by G. E. Tomlinson, Philadelphia S. C. Time-27 m. 41 4-58. Robert Dippy, Philadelphia S. C., second. Time-29m. 26s. Harry Latz, Hygela S. C., third. Time-30m. Fancy divingWon by E. G. Schaal, Philadelphia S. C.; Ronald Reilly, Hygela S. C., second; H. W. Furlong, Central Y. M. C. A., third.

SOUTH ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIPS.

Time-2m.

Indoor winners-50 yards-Preston Petre, Doyle A. C. Time-27 2-58. 100 yards-F. C. Bamman, Washington S. C. Time-1m. 4s. 220 yards-Preston Petre, Doyle A. C. 48 3-58. 160-yard relay-Washington S. C. (Rutherford, Ellason, Bamman and Ainsley). Time -1m. 26 3-5s. Plunge Harlan, Washington S. C., 60 ft. In 36 2-5s. Fancy diving-E. B. Ainsley, Washington S. C. 80 yards, backstroke-W. E. Duck, Central Y. M. C. A., 1m. 38. 80 yards, breaststroke-J. Ginsberg, Doyle A. C., 1m. 3s.

COLLEGE SWIMMING.

Intercollegiate championships, held by College of the City of New York, March 6. Results: 50 yards-Won by Paul Roberts, Yale; S. H. Ouerbacher, University of Pennsylvania, second; C. Schaellt, Yale, third. Time-25 4-5s. 100 yards-Won by Paul Roberts, Yale; E. J. D. Cross, Princeton, second; P. Mayer, Yale, third. Time-59 4-58. Plunge for distance-Won by Smith, Yale, 69 ft. 6 in.; Kottek, Columbia, second, 68 ft. 6 in.; Keyes, Yale, third, 67 ft. Fancy diving Won by Arthur McAleenan, Yale, 62 1-6 points; W. H. Friessell, Princeton, second, 60 1-3 points; F. H. Barrett, Columbla, third, 59 1-2 points., 220 yards-Won by E. J. Cross, Princeton; Steiner, Yale, second; Riemer, C. C. N. Y., third. Time-2m. 37 3-5s.

Conference championships, held by Northwestern University, Chicago, March 20. Results: Plunge for distance-Won by McDonald, Illinois. Time-23 3-58. Distance-60 ft. (Conference record). 40 yards, final heat-Won by Pavlicek, Chicago: Wood, Northwestern, second; Nelson, Northwestern, third. Time-21 2-5s. 200-yard breaststroke, final heat-Won by Taylor, Wisconsin: Scoles, Northwestern, second: Chapman, Illinois, third. Time-2m. 47 3-5s. 150-yard backstroke, final heat-Won by Pavlicek, Chicago; Scoles, Northwestern, second; Beaumont, Illl

nois, third.

Time-2m. 2 4-5s. 100 yards, final heat-Won by Griffin, Illinois; Strader, Northwestern, second; Neff, Chicago, third. Time-Im. 3 2-5s. 220 yards-Won by Wood, Northwestern; Green, Illinois, second; Neff, Chicago, third. Time-2m. 47 4-5s. 440 yards-Won by Griffith, Illinois; Wood, Northwestern, second: Neff, Chicago, third. Time-6m. 7 4-5s. race-Won by Northwestern (Strader, Pritzer, Nelson and Wood); Illinois, second; Chicago, third. Time-1m. 29 2-58. DUAL COLLEGE MEETS.

December 12, 1913-New York City; Pennsylvania 38, C. C. N. Y. 15.
December 19-New York City; Princeton 40, C. C. N. Y. 13.
January 9, 1914-New York City; C. C. N. Y. 34, Columbia 19.

Relay

January 16-New Haven, Ct.; Yale 46, C. C. N. Y. 7. Philadelphia, Pa.; Pennsylvania 38, Columbia 18.

February 12-Philadelphia, Pa.; Princeton 32, Pennsylvania 21.
February 13-New York City; Yale 44, Columbia 19.

February 14-Chicago, Ill.; Northwestern University 36, Chicago 22. Providence, R. I.; Brown 38, Cornell 15.

February 20-Princeton, N. J.; Princeton 38, Columbia 15. New Haven, Ct.; Yale 40, Pennsylvania 13. Chicago, Ill.; Northwestern 43, Illinois 15. Boston, Mass.; Amherst 31, Harvard 22. February 21-Annapolis, Md.; Naval Academy 48, Baltimore City College 10. Chicago, Ill.; Chicago 37, Illinois 21.

February 25-Providence, R. I.; Brown 34, Harvard 19.

February 27-Princeton, N. J.; Yale 31, Princeton 22. New York City: C. C. N. Y. 31, Williams 22.

February 28-Annapolis, Md.; Naval Academy 44, University of Pittsburgh 18. Madison, Wis.; Northwestern 39, University of Wisconsin 19. Providence, R. I.; Columbia and Brown tied, 26 1-2 each.

March 7-Madison, Wis.; Chicago 43, Wisconsin 15. Annapolis, Md.; Naval Academy 47, Columbia 15. Amherst, Mass.; Amherst 38, Brown 28, Williams 5.

March 21-Urbana, Ill.; Illinois 34, Princeton 27. Water polo-Princeton 3, Illinois 1. Water polo-Princeton won, with 3 games won; Yale, second, with 2 games won and 1 lost; Columbia, third, with 1 won and 2 lost.

INTERSCHOLASTIC SWIMMING.

National Interscholastic Championships, held by New York A. C., New York City, April 5, 50 yards, final heat-Won by Philip S. Herbert, Horace Mann School: H. E. Vollmer, Stuyvesant High School, second; P. Davidow, De Witt Clinton High School, third. Time-278. 100 yards, final heat-Won by Leo A. Handy, Brookline High School, Brookline, Mass.; H. E. Vollmer, Stuyvesant High School, second; Philip S. Herbert, Horace Mann School, third. Time-1m. 3-5s. 220 yards, final heat-Won by Leo A. Handy, Brookline High School; J. Smith, De Witt Clinton High School, second; W. Carlan, Brookline High School, third. Time 2m. 43s. 220-yard relay-Won by Phillips Andover Academy, with team composed of A. L. Rosener, W. H. Waring, T. A. Fitzgerald and C. E. Bradley; De Witt Clinton High School, with team composed of J. Smith, P. Davidow, W. Fitzgibbons and R. Zilewitz, second; Poly. Prep. team composed of C. Shields, D. Johnson, R. Macdonald and M. Redmond, third. Time-1m. 54 2-5s. Plunge for distance-Won by Arthur E. Wales, Brookline High School, 68 1-2 ft.; John Remey, Poly. Prep., 57 ft., second; Montaville Flowers, Jr., Horace Mann School, 54 1-2 ft., third. Fancy diving-Won by Francis Jouannet, Brookline High School; Walter Burnham, Commercial High School, second; Leon Emanuel, Townsend Harris Hall High School, third.

New York City High School Championships, held by Public Schools Athletic League at Columbla College, New York, March 13. Point score: De Witt Clinton won with 27 points; Townsend Harris Hall was second, 18 points; Erasmus Hall, third, 8 1-2 points; Commercial of Brooklyn, fourth, 4 points. 880-foot relay--Won by De Witt Clinton (Fitzpatrick, Zilewitz, Smith and Davidow); Townsend Harris Hall, first team (Wade, Munson, Amar and Bosworth), second; Erasmus Hall (J. Horgan, F. Fay, G. Cramp and R. Long), third. Time-2m. 49 3-5s. Fancy diving -Won by Leon Emanuel, Townsend Harris Hall, 137 points; W. Birnham, Commercial, 134 points, second; G. Chambers, De Witt Clinton, 125 1-2 points, third. Plunge for distance-Won by G. R. Heyer, Morris Heights School, 58 ft.; Fields, De Witt Clinton, second, 51 ft.; R. Barnhardt, Stuyvesant, and P. Horgan, Erasmus Hall, were tied for third place, with 50 ft. each. 100 yards--Won by R. Long, Erasmus Hall; W. Fitzgibbons, De Witt Clinton, second; J. Seymour, De Witt Clinton, third. Time-1m. 5 4-5s. 220 yards-Won by J. Smith, De Witt Clinton; Wade, Townsend Harris Hall, second; Munson, Townsend Harris Hall, third. Time-2m. 48 3-5s. 50 yards-Won by P. Davidow, De Witt Clinton; Bosworth, Townsend Harris Hall, second; P. Hamilton, Stuyvesant, third. Time-27 4-58.

NEW YORK INTERSCHOLASTIC DUAL MEETS.

November 21, 1913-High School of Commerce 34, De Witt Clinton 19.
November 26-Manual Training 36, High School of Commerce 17.
December 6-Stuyvesant 27, Erasmus Hall 26.

December 12-Townsend Harris Hall 27, Manual Training 26. De Witt Clinton 28, Eras-
mus Hall 25.
January 4, 1914-High School of Commerce 33, Stuyvesant 20.
January 5-Poly. Prep. 37, High School of Commerce 16.

Harris Hall 23.

De Witt Clinton 30, Townsend

January 9-De Witt Clinton 31, Stuyvesant 22.
January 13-High School of Commerce 37, Boys' High 16.

January 20-High School of Commerce 46, Poly. Prep. 7.

January 24- Horace Mann 38, St. Paul 15.
January 29-Poly. Prep. 33, Stuyvesant 20.

February 17-Poly. Prep. 39 1-2, Erasmus Hall 19 1-2.
February 26-Poly. Prep. 32, De Witt Clinton 20.

LONG DISTANCE SWIMS.

May 7-Philadelphia, Pa.: Charles Durborow swam from Walnut Street wharf, Philadelphia, to Chester, Pa., about 16 1-4 miles, In 5h. 50m.

May 30-Charles Durborow made the same swim as on May 7 in 5h. 35m.

June 27-Philadelphia, Pa.; Sam. Richards was declared the winner over Charles Durborow in a race from Walnut Street wharf, Philadelphia, to Chester and return. Both had to give up owing to a change in the tide. Richards remained 13h. 13m. in the water; Durborow 12h. 52m. Richards led Durborow by about 1-2 mile and retired about 1 mile from Philadelphia.

July 13-Philadelphia, Pa.; Louise Debus swam 5 miles in 2h. 48m. In the Schuylkill River; Florence McLoughlin (10 years old) swam 9 1-2 miles in 3h. 22m. 25s. in the Delaware River.

July 16-New York City: Martha Hogstedt won the 5-mile championship of the National Women's Life Saving League between Point Breeze, Rockaway Inlet, and Brighton Beach in 1h. 32m. 32 2-58.; Elsie Sultan, second, 1h. 33m. 46 3-5s.; Edna Cole, third, 1h. 37m. 24 1-5s.

July 19-New York City: Battery to Sandy Hook, about 20 miles-Won by George R. Meehan, Boston, 7h. 18m.: Samuel Richards, Boston, second, 8h. 19m.; Walter Dunn, Boston, third, Sh. 19m. 20s.; Charles Durborow, Philadelphia, fourth, 8h. 46m. (36 competed, 4 finished). New York City: Henry Ellonsky swam from the Battery to Norton's Point, about 15 miles, in 6h., with hands and feet manacled.

July 26-New York City: Capt. Alfred R. Brown, American Life Saving Society, swam from the Battery to the foot of Twenty-fifth Street, Coney Island, in 4h. 23m. 30s.

July 27-New York City; Henry Eltonsky swam from the Battery to Fort Wadsworth, about 8 miles, carrying a man weighing 180 pounds.

August 23-New York City, race for women from the Battery to Coney Island (Steeplechase Park Pier)-Won by Elaine Golding, Bath Beach, in 4h. 31m. 45s.; Louise Debus, Philadelphia, second, 4h. 37m. 30s.; Nora Leahy, New York, did not finish; Rose Pitonof, Boston, did not finish. August 24-Cincinnati, Ohio; 8-mile race in Ohio River-Won by M. McDermott, Illinois A. C., Chicago, in 3h. 10m. 25s.

September 5-Philadelphia, Pa.; 5-mile race for Pawling Trophy in the Schuylkill River-Won by Thomas Horrocks, Carnegie A. C., Pittsburgh, Pa., in 2h. 1m. 45s.; J. R. Kaiser, Reading, Pa., second, 2h. 11m.; Oscar Sehleif, Philadelphia, third, 2h. 11m. 10s.

September 6-Boston, Mass.: race from Charlestown Bridge to Boston Light: 17 competed— First prize awarded to Jack Hurwitz, Boston; second to Walter Dunn; third to Henry Miron, and fourth to Charles Durborow. No one finished owing to weather conditions.

September 20-New York City; Battery to Sandy Hook, about 20 miles-Miss Nell Kenny, Sydney, N. S. W., a professional, made the swim in 9h. 35m.

A. A. U. RECORDS.

The A. A. U. recognizes American records over the following distances, if made in still water or tidal waters at high tide where the swimmer has not been aided by the tide, over a course not less than 60 feet and not more than 220 yards in length; 50, 100, 120, 150, 200, 220, 300, 440 and 500 yards, for swimming on the back: 100 yards and 150 yards, for swimming the breaststroke; 100 and 200 yards, for relay racing club teams of four or five men, each to swim 50 and 100 yards, and over the following distances if made over a course not less than 220 feet and not more than 220 yards in length: 880 yards, 1,000 yards, and one mile. For plunging, one minute time limit. 50 yards, bath, 1 turn, 23 2-5s., Duke P. Kahanamoku, San Francisco, Cal., August 6, 1913; open tidal salt water, straightaway, 23 3-5s., B. R. Small, Honolulu Bay, Honolulu, H. T., February 21, 1914; 100 yards, bath, 1 turn, 54 3-5s., Duke P. Kahanamoku, San Francisco, Cal., July 5, 1913 (length of course. 75 yards, salt water): open tidal salt water, straightaway, 54 3-5s., Duke P. Kahanamoku, Honolulu Bay, H. T., June 11, 1914; 120 yards, bath, 5 turns, 1m. 8 2-5s., Perry McGillivray, Illinois A. C. Bath, Chicago, Ill., January 8, 1914; 120 yards, bath, 4 turns, 1m. 10s., C. M. Daniels, New York City, December 9, 1908; 150 yards, bath, 7 turns, Im. 31 1-5s.. H. J. Hebner, Illinois A. C. Bath, Chicago, Ill., February 5, 1914: 150 yards, bath, 5 turns, 1m. 32 2-58., C. M. Daniels, Yale Natatorium, New Haven, Ct., February 17, 1911; 200 yards, bath, 9 turns, 2m. 7 2-58., H. J. Hebner, Illinois A. C. Bath, Chicago, Ill., January 8, 1914; 200 yards, bath, 2 turns (salt water), 2m. 13 1-5s., Duke P. Kahanamoku, Sutro Bath, San Francisco, Cal., July 4, 1914: 220 yards, bath, 10 turns, 2m. 218., H. J. Hebner, Illinois A. C. Bath, Chicago, Ill., January 8. 1914: 220 yards, bath, 8 turns, 2m. 25 2-5s., C. M. Daniels, Pittsburgh, Pa., March 26, 1909; 220 yards, bath (75 yards, salt water), 2 turns, 2m. 26 4-5s., Duke P. Kahanamoku, Sutro Bath, San Francisco, Cal., July 4, 1914; 220 yards, open still water, 110 yards, 1 turn, 2m. 33 2-5s., Perry McGillivray. Broad Ripple Pool, Indianapolis, Ind, July 31, 1914; 300 yards, bath, 14 turns, 3m. 29 1-58., Perry McGillivray, Illinois A. C. Bath, Chicago, Ill., February 5, 1914: 300 yards, bath, 11 turns, 3m. 35 4-5s., C. M. Daniels, New York, March 4, 1910: 440 yards, bath (75 yards, salt water), 5 turns, 5m. 22 1-58., Ludy Langer, Sutro Bath, San Francisco, Cal., July 5, 1914: 440 yards, open tidal salt water, 3 turas, 5m. 37 4-5s., Duke P. Kahanamoku, Honolulu, H. T., June 11, 1913 (swimmer was not aided by tide); 500 yards, bath, 24 turns, 6m. 15 3-5s., Perry McGillivray, Chicago, Ill., February 6, 1913; 880 yards, bath (75 yards, salt water), 11 turns, 11m. 46 2-5s., Ludy Langer, Sutre Bath, San Francisco, Cal., July 3, 1914: 880 yards, open still water. 7 turns, 12m. 18 2-58., C. M. Daniels, Seneca Park Lake, Rochester, N. Y., August 28, 1909; 1,000 yards, open still salt water, 12 turns, 14m. 19 2-5s., H. E. Vollmer, Steeplechase Park Bath, Coney Island, N. Y.. September 1, 1914: 1 mile, open still salt water, 21 turns, 25m. 18 2-5s., L. J. Goodwin, Coney Island, N. Y., September 4, 1913; 1 mile, open tidal salt water, 15 turns, 25m. 40 2-58., J. H. Reilly, Rye, N. Y., September 16, 1911: 100 metres, bath, 4 turns, 1m. 2 4-5s., C. M. Daniels, New York, April 15. 1910: 200 metres, bath, 7 turns, 2m. 26s., C. M. Daniels, Pittsburgh, Pa.. March 28, 1911; 300 metres, bath, 13 turns, 3m. 57 3-5s., C. M. Daniels, New York, March 4, 1910: 500 metres, bath, 21 turns, 7m. 4-5s., J. C. Wheatley, New York A. C. Bath, New York City, April 25, 1914: 100 yards, backstroke, bath, 3 turns, 1m. 8 2-5s.. H. J. Hebner, Crystal Bath, St. Louis, Mo., April 1, 1911: 100 yards, backstroke, open still water, straightaway, Im. 16 4-5s., Walter Brack, Berlin, Germany, at St. Louis, Mo., September 6, 1904; 150 yards, backstroke, bath, 7 turns, 1m. 49 3-5s.. H. J. Hebner, Illinois A. C. Bath, Chicago, Ill., April 30, 1914: 150 yards, backstroke, bath (75 yards, salt water), 1 turn, 1m. 55 4-5s., H. J. Hebner, Sutro Bath, San Francisco, Cal., July 4, 1914; 200 yards, breaststroke, bath, 9 turns, 2m. 38 4-5s., Michael McDermott, Chicago, Ill., March 13, 1912. Relay racing, 200 yards, 4 men, each 50 yards, 25-yard bath, 1m. 45s., New York A. C. (George South, 26 2-5s.; C. D. Trubenbach. 27s.; N. Nerich, 26 2-5s., and C. M. Daniels, 25 1 5s.), New York City, April 15, 1910; relay racing, 400 yards, 4 men, 100 yards each, 20 yard bath, 3m. 46s., Illinois A. C. team (A. C. Raithel, 55s.; H. J. Hebner, 57s.; Perry McGillivray, 55 4-58.; William Vosburgh, 58 1-53.), Chicago, Ill., May 1, 1913; relay racing, 400 yards, 4 men, each 100 yards, 25-yard bath, 3m. 52 4-5s., Illinois A. C. (A. C. Raithel, 58 3-5s.; William Vosburgh, 59 1-58.; Perry McGillivray, 57s.; H. J. Hebner, 58s.), New York A. C. Bath, New York City, May 4, 1914; relay racing, 400 yards, open still water, 100-yard course, 3m. 57 1-58., Illinois A. C. (H. J. Hebner, 1m.; M. R. Mott, 1m. 3-5s.; A. C. Raithel. 57 2-59.; Perry McGillivray, 58 1-5s.), Broad Ripple Pool, Indianapolis, Ind., July 31, 1914; relay racing, 500 yards, 5 men, 100 yards each, 20-yard bath. 4m. 45 1-58., Illinois A. C. team (above and E. W. McGillivray, 59 1-5s.), Chicago, Ill., May 1, 1913: relay racing, 500 yards, 5 men, each 100 yards, 25-yard bath, 4m. 57s., New York A. C. team (above men in 400-yard relay and George South, 1m. 1 2-5s.), New York City, March 18, 1911. Plunging, 1m. time limit, bath, 80 ft., F. B. Willis, Philadelphia, Pa., March 9, 1912.

Noteworthy performances made over odd distances, examined and verified by A. A. U. Record Commission: 40 yards, bath, 1 turn, 198., A. C. Raithel, Chicago, Ill., March 6, 1913; 60 yards, bath, 2 turns, 30s., C. M. Daniels, Pittsburgh, Pa., December 19, 1907; 75 yards, bath, 2 turns, 37 2-5s., Duke P. Kahanamoku, San Francisco, Cal., August 6, 1913; 80 yards, bath, 3 turns, 43s., C. M. Daniels, New York City, March, 1908: 110 yards, bath, 5 turns, Im. 2 3-5s., H. J. Hebner, Illinois A. C. Bath, Chicago, Ill., April 2, 1914; 250 yards, bath, 12 turns, 2m. 53 3-5s., Perry

SWIMMING —Continued.

McGillivray, Illinois A. C. Bath, Chicago, Ill., February 5, 1914; 250 yards, bath, 9 turns, 2m. 55 3-5s., C. M. Daniels, New York, March 4, 1910; 400 yards, bath, 15 turns, 4m. 59 3-5s., C. M. Daniels, New York, February 23, 1907; 660 yards, bath, 32 turns, 8m. 38 4-5s., C. M. Daniels, New York City, February 25, 1907; 660 yards, open still water, 5 turns, 9m. 15 4-5s., C. M. Daniels, Seneca Park Lake. Rochester, N. Y., August 28, 1909; 800 yards, bath, 31 turns, 10m. 37 4-5s., C. M. Daniels, New York City, February 23, 1907; 800 yards, open still salt water, 9 turns, 11m. 17 2-58., L. J. Goodwin. Coney Island, N. Y., September 4, 1913; 880 yards, bath. 43 turns, 11m. 29 1-5s., Perry McGillivray, Illinois A. C. Bath, Chicago, Ill., December 4, 1913; 1,000 yards, bath, 49 turns, 13m. 20 3-5s., C. M. Daniels, New York City, February 25, 1907; 1,100 yards, bath, 54 turns, 14m. 438., C. M. Daniels, New York City, February 25, 1907; 1,100 yards, open tidal salt water, 9 turns, 11m. 56 1-58., J. H. Reilly, Sea Gate, New York City, August 25, 1911; 1,200 yards, bath, 59 turns, 16m. 5 4-5s., C. M. Daniels, New York City, February 25, 1907; 1,200 yards, open still salt water, 14 turns, 17m. 48., L. J. Goodwin, Coney Island, N. Y., September 4, 1913; 1,320 yards, bath, 65 turns, 17m. 45 4-5s., C. M. Daniels, New York City, February 25, 1907; 1,320 yards, open tidal salt water, 11 turns, 19m. 14s., J. H. Reilly, Sea Gate, New York City, August 25, 1911; 50 yards, backstroke, bath, 2 turns, 30s., H. J. Hebner, Chicago, Ill., March 6, 1913; 75 yards, backstroke, bath, 2 turns, 49s., H. J. Hebner, Crystal Bath, St. Louis, Mo., April 1, 1911. Relay racing, 300 yards, 6 men, each 50 yards, 25-yard bath, 2m. 42 1-58., New York A. C. (above and L. J. Goodwin, 28 3-5s., and J. A. Ruddy, 28 3-5s.), New York City, April 15, 1910; relay racing. 1 mile, 17 men 100 yards each, 18th man 60 yards, 20-yard bath, 18m. 46 2-58., Illinois A. C. team (above and M. McDermott, 1m. 5 3-58.; H. J. Handy, 1m. 5 3-5s.; H. E. Richardson, 1m. 14s.; W. S. Roth, 1m. 4 4-5s.; M. R. Mott, 1m. 2 2-5s.; C. Wohlfeld, 1m. 3 4-5s.; L. A. Vitack, Im. 7 1-58.; A. J. Evers, 1m. 7 1-5s.; R. Thompson, 1m. 10 3-5s.: W. Templeton, 1m. 78.; L. Andrews, 1m. 5 3-5s.; W. Birk, 1m. 10 2-58.; R. G. McLean, 60 yards, 37 2-5s.), Chicago, Ill., May 1, 1913. Swimming under water, 106 yards 2 feet, bath, 4 turns, 1m. 31 2-5s., E. P. Swatek, Chicago, Ill., January 2, 1905. Battery to Sandy Hook, New York Bay, tidal salt water, with the tide, distance about 20 miles, 7h. 18m., George Meehan, L Street Swimming Club, Boston, New York City, July 19, 1914. WORLD'S SWIMMING RECORDS.

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50 yards D.P.Kahanamoku(A)| 100 yards D. P. Kahanamoku(A)| 100 metres C. Bretting (G.).

120 yards P. McGillivray(A.)....... 150 yards H. J. Hebner (A.). 200 yards H. J. Hebner (A.).. 220 yards H. J. Hebuer (A.) 300 yards J. G. Hatfield (E. )... 400 metres J. G. Hatfield (E.)..... 440 yards B. Kieran (Aus. ). 500 yards J. G. Hatfield (E.)....... 880 yards B. Kieran (Aus.).......... 1,000 yards B. Kieran (Aus. ). 1,320 yards C. M. Daniels (A.)... 1 mile B. Kieran (Aus.). 2 miles Geo. Read (Aus. ).....

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1.31 1-5
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3.26 2-5
5.21 3-5
5.19
6.02 4-5
11.113-5
12.522-5
17.45 4-5
23.16 4-5
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100 yards Fanny Durack (Aus.). 100 metres, Fanny Durack (Aus. ). 220 yards Fanny Durack (Aus.)............. 300 yards Fanny Durack (Aus.)........

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D. P. Kali'oku(A.).
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54 3-5 A.Wickham(Aus.
J. Nuttall (E.)...
1.34 D. Billington (E.)
D. Billington (E.)
2.292-5 D. Billington (E.)
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W. Longworth (Aus
B. Kieran (Aus. )...
G.R. Hodgson (C.).
B. Kieran (Aus.).. 5.221-5 D. Billington (E.)
D. Billington (E.)
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H. Taylor (E.)..... 11.25 2-5
F.Beaurep're (Aus) 13.18
W. Longworth Aus 17.42
G. R. Hodgson(C.).. 23.34%
W. Longworth (Aus 51.32
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Swimming on the back, 100 yards, H. J. Hebner (A.), 1m. 82-58.; 150 yards, H. J. Hebner (A.), 1m. 493-5s., breaststroke, 200 yards, M. McDermott(A ),2m. 38 4-5s.; plunge for distance (1m. time limit). W. Taylor (E ), 82 feet 7 inches; under water swimming, E. P. Swatek (A.), 106 yards 2 feet; relay racing, 5 men, 500 yards, Illinois A. C., Chicago (A. ), 4m. 45 1-5s. (A. C. Raithel, 55s.; H. J. Hebner, 57s.; P. McGillivray, 55 4-58.; Wm. Vosburgh, 581-5s.; E. W. McGillivray, 59 1-5,), Chicago, Ill., May 1, 1913. Swimming in English Channel-Captain Matthew Webb (E.), August 24-25, 1875, Dover to Calais, 21h. 45m.; T. W. Burgess, an Englishman living in Paris, Sept. 5-6, 1911, South Foreland, Eng., to Le Chatelet, France, 22h, 35m. (A.) American. (Aus.) Australian. (E.) English. (G.) German. (C.) Canadian.

PROFESSIONAL MARATHON AND OTHER RACINC. January 2-Edinburgh, Scotland, Hans Holmer, New York, defeated G. A. Dimming, England, by twenty yards in the annual Powder Hall Marathon, distance 15 miles. Time-1h. 22m. 12s. W. Kolehmainen, Finland, third.

February 7-New York City, Twenty-second Regiment Armory. 12-mile international professional indoor race-Won by A. E. Wood, Toronto, 1h. 4m. 25 1-5s.; second, James Fitzgerald, Australia, 1h. 5m. 3 4-5s.; W. N. Queal, Alexandria Bay, N. Y., third, 1h. 6m. 39s.

March 9-New Haven, Ct., W. N. Qucal, running 10 miles, defeated Ted Crooks and James Fitzgerald, each running 5 miles. Queal's time-52m. 37s. The race was run in the Second Regiment Armory. The track registered 14 laps to the mile. Queal's time by miles-4m. 42s., 9m. 468. 14m. 32s., 19m. 49s., 25m. 3s., 30m. 15s., 35m. 16s., 40m. 43s., and 46m. 208.

April 19-Paris, France, Hans Holmer, New York, was beaten by Vermeulen in a race of 10 kilometres (six and a quarter miles) at the Parc des Princes for 1,000 francs ($200) a side, and each man was allowed to use pacemakers. Vermeulen made the distance in 31m. 54 4-5s. finished three laps behind.

Holmer

August 2-Boston, Mass., 10-mile race at Caledonian Games-Won by A. E. Wood, 55m. 44s.; second, James Duffy, Boston; third, Ted Crooks, Fall River. August 22-Brooklyn, N. Y., W. N. Queal defeated A. E. Wood in two races at 1 mile and 3 miles. Times-4m. 38 1-5s. and 15m. 32 4-5s.

LAWN TENNIS.

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS.

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Men's singles, held at Casino Courts, Newport, R. I.; finals played September 1. Champion required to play through. R. Norris Williams, Philadelphia, Pa., defeated the defender, Maurice E. McLoughlin, San Francisco, 6-3, 8-6, 10-8. Williams won 3 sets, 24 games, 128 points. made 32 nets, 39 outs, 30 places, 17 service aces, 7 double faults. He earned 44 per cent. of his strokes. McLoughlin won 0 sets, 7 games, 109 points. He made 33 nets, 36 outs, 20 places, 11 service aces, 4 double faults. He earned 30 per cent. of his strokes.

Men's doubles, finals played at Casino Courts, Newport, R. I., August 25. Maurice E. McLoughlin and Thomas C. Bundy, holders, defeated George M. Church and Dean Mathey, New York, challengers, by 6-4, 6-2, 6-4. Recapitulation-McLoughlin and Bundy, 3 sets; Church and Mathey, no sets. McLoughlin and Bundy, 18 games; Church and Mathey, 10 games. McLoughlin and Bundy, 95 points; Church and Mathey, 72 points. McLoughlin and Bundy, 28 earned points; Church and Mathey, 22 earned points. McLoughlin and Bundy, 50 errors; Church and Mathey, 67

errors.

Women's singles, final round played at grounds of Philadelphia Cricket Club at St. Martins, Pa., June 13. Miss Mary K. Browne, California, defender, defeated Miss Marie Wagner, New York, 6-2, 1-6, 6-1.

Women's doubles, final round played at St. Martins, Pa., June 12. Miss Mary Browne and Mrs. Robert Williams, California, défenders, defeated Mrs. Edward Raymond, New York, and Miss Edna Wildey, Orange, N. J., 8-6, 6-2.

Mixed doubles, final round played at St. Martins, Pa., June 13. Miss Mary Browne and William T. Tilden, Jr., defenders, defeated Miss Mary Meyers and J. Rowland, 6-1, 6-4.

National indoor championships, played in the Seventh Regiment Armory, New York City, February 20-24. Men's singles-G. F. Touchard, New York, defender, defeated Dr. Wm. Rosenbaum, 6-2, 6-2, 4-6, 6-2. Men's doubles-Wylie C. Grant and G. Carleton Shafer, defeated Gustave F. Touchard and William P. Cragin, Jr., 3-6, 6-2, 6-2, 6-8, 6-1.

Women's championships, played at Seventh Regiment Armory, New York City, finals, March 19. Singles-Miss Marie Wagner, defender, defeated Mrs. C. N. Beard, 6-1, 2-6, 6-2. Doubles -Miss Clare Cassel and Mrs. S. F. Weaver defeated Mrs. W. McLean and Mrs. Frederick Schmitz, 4-6, 6-2, 6-4.

Men's

Clay Court championships, held at Cincinnati, Ohio, July 11-18. Men's singles-Clarence Griffin, San Francisco, defeated Elia Fottrell, San Francisco, 3-6, 6-8, 8-6, 6-0, 6-2. doubles Nat. Browne, San Francisco, and Claude Wayne, Los Angeles, defeated Clarence Griffin and Elia Fottrell, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3. Women's singles-Miss Mary Browne, San Francisco, defender, defeated Mrs. R. H. Williams, 6-1, 3-6, 6-2. Women's doubles-Miss Mary Browne and Mrs. R. H. Willams, both of San Francisco, defeated Miss M. Lyons and Miss Dodd, 6-2, 6-1.

National champions since 1899: Men's singles-1899, M. D. Whitman; 1900. M. D. Whitman; 1901, W. A. Larned; 1902, W. A. Larned; 1903, H. L. Doherty: 1904, H. Ward; 1905, B. C. Wright; 1906, W. J. Clothier; 1907, W. A. Larned; 1908, W. A. Larned; 1909, W. A. Larned: 1910, W. A. Larned; 1911, W. A. Larned; 1912, M. E. McLoughlin; 1913, M. E. McLoughlin. Men's doubles1899, D. F. Davis and H. Ward; 1900, D. F. Davis and H. Ward; 1901, D. F. Davis and H. Ward; 1902, R. F. Donerty and H. L. Doherty; 1903, R. F. Doherty and H. L. Doherty; 1904, H. Ward and B. C. Wright; 1905, H. Ward and B. C. Wright; 1906, H. Ward and B. C. Wright; 1907, F. B. Alexander and H. H. Hackett: 1908, F. B. Alexander and H. H. Hackett: 1909, F. B. Alexander and H. H. Hackett; 1910, F. B. Alexander and H. H. Hackett: 1911, G. Touchard and R. D. Little; 1912, M. E. McLoughlin and T. C. Bundy; 1913, M. E. McLoughlin and T. C. Bundy.

Indoor champions: Men's singles-1900, J. A. Allen; 1901, Holcombe Ward; 1902, J. P. Paret; 1903, W. C. Grant; 1904, W. C. Grant; 1905, E. B. Dewhurst: 1906, W. C. Grant; 1907, T. R. Pell; 1908, W. C. Grant; 1909, T. R. Pell, 1910. G. F. Touchard; 1911, T. R. Pell: 1912, W. C. Grant; 1913, G. F. Touchard. Men's doubles-1900, J. P. Paret and Calhoun Cragin; 1901, O. M. Bostwick and Calhoun Cragin; 1902, W. C. Grant and Robert Le Roy; 1903, W. C. Grant and Robert Le Roy: 1904, W. C. Grant and Robert Le Roy: 1905, T. R. Pell and H. F. Allen; 1906, F. B. Alexander and H. H. Hackett: 1907, F. B. Alexander and H. H. Hackett; 1908, F. B. Alexander and H. H. Hackett: 1909, T. R. Pell and W. C. Grant; 1910, G. F. Touchard and C. R. Gardner; 1911, F. B. Alexander and T. R. Pell; 1912, F. B. Alexander and T. R. Pell; 1913, G. F. Touchard and W. C. Grant. DAVIS CUP CONTESTS.

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1900-England vs. America, at Longwood, near Boston. America won 3 matches to 0. match not played; one left unfinished.) America-M. D. Whitman, Dwight F. Davis, Holcomb Ward. England-A. W. Gore, E. D. Black, H. Roper Barrett.

1902-England vs. America, at Crescent A. C., Bay Ridge. America won 3 matches to 2. America-M. D. Whitman, D. F. Davis, Holcomb Ward. England-R. F. Doherty, H. L. Doherty, J. Pim.

1903-England vs. America, at Longwood, near Boston. England won 4 matches to 1. America-William A. Larned, Robert D. Wrenn, George L. Wrenn. England-R. F. Doherty, H. L. Doherty.

1904-England, Belgium, France and Austria. Challenge round. England vs. Belgium, at Wimbledon, England. England won 5 matches to 0. England-W. F. Doherty, H. L. Doherty, F. L. Risely. Belgium-P. de Borman, W. Lemaire.

1905-England, America, France, Australasia, Austria, Belgium. Challenge round. England vs. America, at Wimbledon, England. England won 5 matches to 0. England-R. F. Doherty, H. L. Doherty, S. H. Smith. America-William A. Larned, Holcomb Ward, Beals C. Wright, W. J. Clothier.

1906-Australasia, England, America, France, Austria. Challenge_round at Wimbledon, England won 5 matches to 0. England-S. H. Smith, H. L. Doherty, R. F. Doherty. AmericaHolcomb Ward, Raymond D. Little.

1907-England, America, Australasia. Challenge round, at Wimbledon, England. Australasia won 3 matches to 2. England-A. W. Gore, H. Roper Barrett. Australasia-Anthony F. Wilding, Norman E. Brookes.

1908-Australasia, America, England. Challenge match, at Melbourne. Australasia won 3 matches to 2. Australasia-Anthony F. Wilding, Norman E. Brookes. America-Frederick B. Alexander, Beals C. Wright.

1909-Australasia, America, England. Challenge round, at Sydney. Australasia won 5 matches to 0. Australasia-Anthony F. Wilding, Norman E. Brookes. America-Maurice E. McLoughlin, M. H. Long.

1911-Australasia, America, England. Challenge round, at Christchurch, New Zealand. Australasia won 5 matches to 0. Australasia-Norman E. Brookes, A. W. Dunlop, R. W. Heath. America-Maurice E. McLoughlin, Beals C. Wright.

1912-Australasia, England, France, America. Challenge round, at Melbourne. England

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