. Oct. Date. Time. 0:46 8, 1899 12, 1904 0:51 19, 1908 0:51 9, 1894 0:56% m......... Geraldine (4), 122 lb..... Morris Park (straight)... Aug. 30, 1889 4m....... Bessie Macklin (2), 100 lb. Dallas, Tex.... 4 fur....... Tanya (2), 107 lb. Morris Park (straight)... May 41⁄2 fur..... Preceptor (2), 112 b... Belmont Park (straight). May Maid Marian (4), 111 lb.. Morris Park (straight)...Oct. . Jack Nunnally (2), 108 lb. Oakland 5 fur....... B fur..... 5% fur... (*) .......... m... ........ ....Dec. 5% fur....... Plater (2), 107 lb.. .....Morris Park (straight)... Oct. m. 6% fur.. 6% fur.... m.... 7% fur. 1 m.... 1 m.. 1 m.. Kildeer (4), 91 lb.. .Centre Shot (3), 105 1 m., 20 yds... Macy (4), 107 lb.. against time) ......... Aug. ...Monm'th Pk. (straight).. Aug. lb.. Santa Anita, Los Angei Dec. ....W'hington Pk., Chicago.. July 1 m., 20 yds... Maid Marian (4), 106 lb.. W'hington Pk., Chicago.. July 1 m., 50 yds...Haviland (6). 95 lb......W'hington Pk., Chicago., July 1 m., 70 yds...Bubbling Water((4),121 lb.. Oakland... 11-16 m...... Royal Tourist (3), 108 lb. Emeryville, Cal. Vox Populi (4), 110 lb... Los Angeles, Cal. 13-18 m..... Scintillant (6), 106 lb.... Harlem track, Chicago... Sept. 14 m.. Broomstick (3), 104 lb.... Brighton Beach, N. Y... July (straight). Oct. 19, 1906 1:16% ...Oct. 14, 1907 1:17% Oct. 16, 1906 1:22 1, 1903 1:32% 28, 1800 1:85% 18, 1802 1:87% 22, 1908 1:37% 2, 1898 1:40 1:40 9, 1903 1:41% Morris Park.. 113 lb.. Ky.. ...Oakland, Cal. ......... WINNERS ENGLISH DERBY. 1867. Hermit; 1868, Blue Gown; 1869, Pretender; 1870, Kingcraft; 1871, Favonius; 1872, Cremorne; 1878, Doncaster; 1874. George Frederick; 1875. Galopin; 1876, Kisber; 1877, Silvio; 1878. Sefton, 1879. Sir Bevys; 1880, Bend Or; 1881, Iro quois; 1882, Shotover; 1883, St. Blaise; .28 1884. St. Gatlen-Harvester (dead heat); 1885, Melton; 1886, Ormonde; 1887, Hampton: 1888, Ayrshire; 1889, Donovan: 1890, Sainfoln; 1891, Common; 1892, Sir Hugo; Isinglass: 1894. Ladas: 1895, Sir Visto; 1896, Persimmon; 1897, Galtee More; 1898, Jeddah; 1899, Flying Fox; Diamond Jubilee 1901. Volodyov ski: 1902, Ard Patrick: 1903, Rock Sand; 1904, St. Amant; 1905, Cicero; 1906, Spear Unplaced Third... Second. First.... Mounts. 1899 T. Burns.. 1,064 273 173 266|334| 1901 W.O'Co'r. 1.047 253 221|192|381 1902 Ransch 1903 Fuller 1904 Hildeb'd 1905 Nicol .24 ..]1,069 276 205/181407 26 1906 W. Miller. 1.384|888|300|199497| 1907 W. Miller. 852224165|120|347| 1908 Notter 533 149 120 931171 1900, .28 1909 E. Dugan. 463 111 981 69 195 .24 mint: 1907, Orby: 1908, Signorinetta; 1909, Minoru; 1910, Lemberg. TROTTING AND PACING. The trotting and pacing season of 1910 was made notable by the wholesale breaking of records. The most amazing performance, perhaps, of the year was Uhlan's mile in 1:58. He now stands at the head of all trotters, as Lou Dillon's mark of 1:58% was made with the help of a wind shield. The sire of Bingen is likely to lower his own record under favorable conditions. The new three-year-old record of Colorado E., which trotted a mile in 2:04%, and the new four-year-old mark of Joan, which trotted one mile in 2:04%, were quite as surprising to horsemen, Other performances that stood out were The Harvester's new record for a stal lion of 2:01; Native Belle's three-year-old filly record of 2:06%; Uhlan's mark of 2:05% for a half mile track; The Harvester's record of 4:15% for two miles, and Minor Heir's pacing record in a race of 1:59. Many other records of less importance were made, and the season stands out as one of the greatest in the history of light harness racing. Aug. 2, 1910 S2:04/% 12:044 Allentown, Pa... Sept. 21, 1910 Best 2 heats (stallion)...The Harvester... Detroit ... Hamburg Belle..... Cleveland........Aug. 25, 1909 2:01 Best 2 heats....... Best 3 heats.. 2 miles.. 3 miles. 4 miles. 5 miles. 10 miles. 20 miles. 30 miles. 50 miles. 100 miles. 2:01/ 2:05 1 mile. 1 mile (against time)... 1 mile in a race. 1 mile for gelding. Best 2 heats. Best 3 heats.. 2 miles... 3 miles.. 5 miles.. 10 miles. Conqueror. Trotting to Saddle. Paced by runner to sulky carrying wind or dust shield, runner WORLD'S PACING RECORDS. *Against time. preceding pacer. Oct. 26, 1902| 2:052 †Paced by runner to sulky carrying wind or dust shields, runner BILLIARDS AND POOL. | Eames, champion, 131; Thomas Hueston, CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE WORLD AT 18.1. March 16, 1910, Chicago, Ill.-George Sutton, of Chicago, champion, 228; William F. Hoppe, of New York City, challenger, 500. December 1-2, New York City-William F. Hoppe, champion, 1,000; George F. Slosson, also of New York City, challenger, 471. (In this game Hoppe made the highest championship match run-110 and average-22.22. ) Present champion, William F. Hoppe. CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE WORLD AT 18.2 February 1-2-3, 1910, Chicago, Ill.Henry P. Cline, of Philadelphia, challenger, 1,500; Calvin Demarest, of Chicago, champion, 1,387. April 2, St. Louis, Mo.-H. P. Cline, of Philadelphia, champion, 500; Albert G. Cutler, formerly of Boston, 42. (Cline in this game made the best average of the championship year-33.33-and also the highest run-129-barring Demarest's 147 on February 2 in the Chicago game above, and Cutler made the lowest run-8-the lowest losing average-2.80-and the lowest total of all the years.) May 26, New York City-H. P. Cline, of Philadelphia, champion, 394; William F. Hoppe, of New York City, challenger. 500. Present champion, William F. Hoppe. THREE-CUSHION CHAMPIONSHIP. January 10-11-12, New York City-Fred Eames, of Denver, Col., challenger, 150: Alfredo De Oro, of New York City, champion, 137. March 14-15-16, Denver, Col.-Fred challenger, 150. May 16-17-18, New York City-Thomas Hueston, champion, 114; Alfredo De Oro, challenger, New York City, 150. October 18-19-20, New York City-Alfredo De Oro, champion, 150; Lloyd Jevne, of Salt Lake City, Utah, challenger, 121. Present champion, Alfredo De Oro. CHAMPIONSHIP OF CONTINUOUS POOL. January 31, February 2-3, 1910, New York City-Thomas Hueston, champion, 547; Jerome R. Keogh, Rochester, N. Y., challenger, 600. March 14-15-16, Rochester, N. 1. -Jerome R. Keogh, champion, 600; Charles Weston, of Pittsburg. challenger, 566. April 25-26-27, Rochester, N. Y.-Jerome R. Keogh, champion, 600; Clarence Safford, of Chicago, challenger, 493. September 6-7-8, New York City-Jerome R. Keogh, champion, 600; Thomas Hueston, challenger, 501. October 18-19-20, Syracuse, N. Y.-Jerome R. Keogh, champion, 600; Benjamin F. Allen. of Kansas City, Mo., challenger, 426. November 28-29-30, New York CityJerome R. Keogh, champion, 470; Alfredo De Oro, New York City, challengeer, 500. Present champion, Alfredo De Oro. AMATEUR 18.2 CHAMPIONSHIP OF AMERICA. April 4 to 15. Hamilton Club's rooms, Brooklyn, N. Y.-Annual tournament of the National Association of Amateur Biliard Players. Contestants finished in this order: Edward W. Gardner, New York; harles F. Conklin, Chicago; J. Ferd. Poggenburg, New York; W. E. Uffen run Fourteen-inch balkline-Highest with "anchor nurse" allowed, 566 points, by Jacob Schaefer, at New York, 1893. Highest run with "anchor nurse" barred, 359 points, by Frank C. Ives, at Chicago, 1894. Highest average with "anchor nurse" allowed, 100, by Jacob Schaefer, at New York, 1893, and by Frank C. Ives, at Chicago, 1904. Highest average with "anchor nurse" barred, 63 2-10, by Frank C. Ives, at New York, 1894. Highest amateur record run for tournament games, 202 points, by Calvin Demarest, at Chicago, 1908. Highest amateur average for tournament games, 571⁄2, by Calvin Demarest, at Chicago, 1908. Eighteen-inch balkline (two shots in). Highest run for tournament play (with five shots allowed in "anchor spaces"), 290 points, by Frank C. Ives, at New York, 1898. Highest runs with "anchor nurse" barred, 234 points, by George Sutton, at New York, 1906, and 255, made by Louis Curé, of France, against Jacob Schaefer, in Paris. Highest average for tournament games (with five shots allowed in "anchor spaces''), 50, by Frank C. Ives, at New York, 1896. Highest average for tournament games with "anchor nurse" barred, 100, by George Sutton, at New York, 1906. Highest run for championship game, 232, by G. B. Sutton, in 1907. Best average for championship match, 33.33, by G. B. Sutton, in 1907. Eighteen-inch balkline (one shot in)-Highest run for tournament play, 140 points, in 500-point game, by F. C. Ives, in 1897. Best average in tournament, 31.25, by F. C. Ives, in 1897. Highest run in championship match, 100, by J. Schaefer, in 1907. Best average in champlonship match, 20.83, by Willie Hoppe, in 1906. RECORD AT POOL. Alfredo de Oro holds record, with run of 81 balls, in championship match with Jerome R. Keogh, New York, November 30, 1910. BICYCLING. The annual six-day team race was held in Madison Square Garden December 5 to 10. At the end of the race four teams were tled for first place and a match race at one mile was ridden to place the teams. This was won by Eddie Root, who was teamed with Jimmy 25 yards... 0:11%...C. M. Daniels...1910 50 yards... 0.24%...C. M. Daniels...1906 75 yards... 0:41%...C. M. Daniels...1906 100 yards... 0:54%...C. M. Daniels...1910 220 yards... 0:25%...C. M. Daniels...1909 440 yards... 5.31%...C. M. Daniels...1907 880 yards...11:44%...C. M. Daniels...1907 1 mile....23:40%...C. M. Daniels...1907 The record for the distance plunge with one minute's time limit is 74 feet, made by C. S. Brown on March 21, 1908. The record for the 400 yards relay race is 4:00% and was made on April 11, 1910, by C. M. Daniels, C. T. Trubenbach, N. Nerich and George South, of the New York Athletic Club. Oct. 19, 1871 New York Y. C. course.... Aug. won by 18:00 Magic..... 3:58:26 2-10 | Cambria 4:37:38 9-10 Magic won by 39:12 Columbia. 6:19:41 Livonia 6:46:45 Columbia won by 27:04 3:07:42 Livonia 3:18:15 Columbia won by 10:33 *Columbia. 4:17:35 Livonia 4:02:25 Livonia won by 15:10 5:39:02 Livonia 6:09:231 Sappho won by 30:21 Sappho. 4:46:17 Livonia 5:11:44 Sappho won by 25:27 SCountess of Madeleine. 5:23:54 Dufferin 5:34:53 Madeleine won by 10:59 Nov. 9, 1881 New York Y. C. course.... Mischief. 4:17:09 Atalanta 4:45:39/ Mischief won by 28:30% 4:54:58 Atalanta 5:33:47 Mischief won by 38:54 Puritan.. 6:06:05 Genesta 6:22:24 Puritan won by 16:19 Puritan.. 5:03:14 Genesta 5:04:52 Puritan won by 1:38 Mayflower. 5:26:41 Galatea 5:38:43 Mayflower. 6:49:00 Galatea 7:18:09 Volunteer. 4:53:18 Thistle 5:12:414 Volunteer Volunteer. 5:42:56 Thistle .. 5:54:45 Mayflower won by 12:02 Mayflower won by 29:09 won by 19:23% Volunteer won by 11:48% Oct. 7, 1893 15 m. windward and back.. Vigilant.. 4:05:47 Valkyrie II. 4:11:35 Vigilant won by 5:48 3:25:01 Valkyrie II. 3:35:36 Vigilant won by 10:35 3:24:39 Valkyrie II. 3:25:19 Vigilant won by 0:40 4:59:54 9-10 Valkyrie III. 5:08:41 Defender won by 8:49 1-10 won on foul Columbia. 4:53:53 Shamrock I.. 5:04:01 Defender Columbia Columbia. 3:27:00 Shamrock I. disabled Columbia had walkover Columbia. 3:38:09 Shamrock I.. 3:44:43 Columbia won by 6:34 Columbia. 4:30:24 Shamrock II. 4:31:44 Columbia disabled, but finished. †Valkyrie III fouled the Defender, and the race was awarded to the American boat, though the challenger finished 47 secs. ahead, in 3:55:09. Shamrock II finished first, but lost the race on time allowance of 43 secs. The Reliance allowed the Shamrock III 1 min. 57 sec. in all their races, the Reliance measuring 108.41 feet and Shamrock III 104.37 feet. the preliminary trials between the Reliance, the Constitution and the Columbia the Constitution won three races, although the Reliwas selected as the Cup defender. Shamrock III lost in fog. ance Columbia won by 1:20 Shamrock II. 3:16:10 Columbia won by 3:35 Shamrock II.. 4:33:38 Columbia won by 0:41 Shamrock III. 3:39:20 Reliance won by 7:03 Shamrock III.. Shamrock III. 3:16:13 Reliance won by 1:19 § Reliance won |