The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
ATHLETES Of WORLD
ARE NOW AT ATHENS
( tin,led from First page.)

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N Aid, when necessary. until tho arrival
8g. 81 medical nssistance. Ambulahces
Il With military surgeons. nurses and
supply OF strctchcrs will be establish
ed every five miles.
Tho route will be kept clear by po-
3sss lice, assisted by II battalion OF IN
1fantry, two squadrons Of cavalry ana
one or gendartnerle. ~
THE race will begin ut r. NJ. the
X 4in1e-kcepcr being n lieutenant Of cavalry
who will accompany the competitors ahu
8G3wil change HIS mount four times.
sEs5 cannon viii be fired when The 1lrst
Mar, Is within two miles Of the Stadium
q to notify the spectators OF his approach.
The American Competitors.
1.-THE American olympic Games Commit
tee selected the athletes VINO lepreS.i. ne
4 limited states. They came from All paris
S IN tho Union and ,neir names arc us
Il follows.
irish American Athletic Club New York
clty. and Thirteenth Regiment. y. g.
y n. Il. Erooklyn.-very fast hnlf-miier
= and member OF relay team holding world
record of I minutes % 40 SECONDS lot
Two miles; about I'VE years In athletics.
George n. Bonhng. distance runner,
irish American Athletic Club, New York.
and Twcnty-setond Regiment, N. e.
y. y. Brooklyn.--Two mile INDOOR chnn'-
y sion OF America; holder worlds indoor
record Of a:3S c-5 for two miles. made IN
1905: about four years In athletics.
Harvey ". Coln. distance runner,
Irish American Athletic Club, New York
city. and Thirteenth Regiment. y. g..
y, y, Ercoklyn-Champ!on at $50 yards
and one mile: Military Athletic League
III America 1905 two-mi1e Canadian
champion. 1907: about six years on track.
INV. d. Eaton. sprntcr. Cambridgcport
\ Gymnasium Athletic Association, Cam.
bridgeport. Mass. Formerly represented
Amherst College In athletics; residence
Summervillc, Mass: holder of world $
record for 10 yards, 4 2-5 seconds; DO
yards, IS rs seconds; GO yards, rs sec
y onds. 100 yards. 8 AS seconds; Olympic
ii Champion Pan American Sports. Buffalo,
NJ Y, 1901. at 60 and ITO yards; cham
plon Of New England Association Or
AZ a. u. at 100 yards; seventh year on
track.
#@ Robert #. Edgren, New York Athietic
q Clnb.-Formerly represented University
OF California in athletics; throwcr or
h hammer and weights; best hammer
throw, $50 feet.
NJ Ray C. Ewry, New York A. C.-Norld's
champion, standing high and long jump
5 er, Paris 1900 and st. Louis 1904, without
weights; standing long jump, II feet IS
inches; standing high jump. feet ~
inches three standing jumps, 81 feet 81
inches; about ten years In athletics.
"a; william G. Frank. Irish American 4Ath-
s1etlc Club, New York city, and Twenty
second Regiment, n. G. n. Y, New York
$city.-Long distance runner; ten-nle in
door champion Of America. 1908; Metro
8lnlitan hve-mile champion and first
rate cross-country runner.
5sk1Iugo Friend, Chicago University AMI
a Chicago A. A-American champion 1905
In 12o-yarl high hurdles. 16 Is: broad
Jump, best work. % feet 10 is inches.
n Joseph Forshaw. Missouri Athletic Club,
st Louis, Mo.-Long distance runner;
winner 40 kilometcr race. 8 hours 16 min
5,ltes 81 2-5 seconds; Missouri a. c., 1905:
ssWestcrn champion A. A. U. cross-coun-
HI. ]. Fowler, Camb-idgcport Gymna-
1sium A. A. acknowledgement, Mass. Re-
lIable long distance man.
f8F. B. Blower Purdue University La
3iayette, Ind. and Chicago Athletic AS
ISOLATION Pole vaultcr, best work II
Meet 6 inches, 1905
sFArchie Fahn, sprnter, milwaukee,,
WIS, a. C. Formerly represented Uni
,versity OF Michigan in athletics. Resi-
tlcnce Milwaukee, Wis. Holds worlds
record for IS yards. Z SIS second; Olympic
and American champion 1905 at go
yards American champion 1903. Mt 100
land 80 yards. 1904 at 100 and 800 yards.
ECanadian champion 1903 at 100 and 22o
yards Indoor champion, a. a. u. 80 |
yards 1906. Eighth year on track.
lsIJarrv Livingston TIlman, Jr, New |
fYork a. c., and Thirteenth Regiment |
IN. G. n. y, Brooklyn, Born in Brook
sk'n. n. Y. Champion OF America at one
quarter mile 1908 Canadian champion $40 |
lizards. 80 S-5 seconds and many other sec
Stional A. a. y. championships. Record |
Ihoder $50 yards los AS. Three hundred
yards hurdles, 10 flights feet inches
high, 81 80 seconds, Olympic champion