The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-26
,IEN|AN GAMES
'REAT|NG TROUBLE
.icans Disturbing Athletic
Atmosphere in Dear Old
l., Greece.
NIPPON SWIMMER
s WINS WORLDS HONORS
'sgo University Lad Goes
s. Some in Half-Mile
Event.

- lens, April 8.-The international
today were conducted under ideal
.er conditions. The final heat of the
hSitre swimming race in the Phalarum
ned q brilliant contest. c. NJ.
sIe. New York Athletic club, set a
II q pace and won slowing down. in
iclmay, Hungary; Healy, Australia,
a,arbyshire, England, who finished In
Ulder named showed grit. but are not
same class with Daniels. Their
n was not taken ofhcially.
Slad Feeling Among Fencers.
fencing finals at the gymnastio
were marred by some bad feeling.
italian, PezzaTano, retired. and the
hman, Dillon Kavanaugh, was
led first place. Casimir. German,
i, and Count Hughes, French. third,
N 4 afternoon the stadium was crowd
In spectators, the attendance being
kfed at $500.
greatest excitement attended the
,g races, in which the Americans
distinguished themselves. The
.s<preliminary heats of the l00-metre
h fere won by Americans, while the
/nals in all three heats also We're
ed by them. The finals Will be
morrow.
htybody Is No "Foolishness."
5lsoo-metre race afforded magnificent
IH Americans winning two heats out
our. james ID. Lightybody, Chi
University, who won the first heat,
Carries j. Bacon, Irlsh-American
lc club. who was second in the
-leat, ran n well-judsed race, Lieut..
lam Halswello. England, who was
"A in the second heat, displayed fine
and undoubtedly would have won
for a fault in rounding the cor
hich lost him some feet, giving the
a to the Swede, Hellstrom, who fin
E1frst. The fourth heat wns won
II. Philgrim. New York Athletic
10. Ewry, New York Athletic club.
be standing long jump, distance 3
80 centimctree.
mericans Finishing Strong.
Ekmerican successes were signalized
Hb hoisting Of the American flag,
n Iwas greeted with great cheering.
Ming broad jump, won by Ray Z.
New York Athletic club: distance,
es, 30 centimetres; NJ. j. Sheridan,
american Athletic club, second, 8
91a centimetreS, Robertson third.
es, centimetrcs.
vault won by Gouder. French,
metres 50 centlmctres; Siderstrom.
4, second, metres 40 centlmetres: |:
= Purdue university, Chicago A. A,
l5a metres 35 centimetres.
flye-miIe race, the great event OF
~, was won easily by Lieutenant
sy, English; time 20 minutes IL As
YIs. He finished with a lap to spare
ku Swedish competitor. whose time
s,u minutes 26 1-5 seconds.
Rhlpffici times In the semi-flnals of
metres race are: First heat. Harm,
m sconds; second heat. Moulton. IL 3-5
NJ 3; third heat. Eaton, IL 3-5 seconds,
Discus Record Broken.
free style discus throwing In the
n was marked by number of fine
pances. Martin j. Sheridan Irish
IAN A. O.. New York the American
on discus thrower, won. Distance
res 46 centimetrcs, beating the
q record Giorgentas, Greece. was
y with SO metres ccntimetres- Jap
Finland, was third, 36 metres So
stres.
i've kilometres bicycling race was
Verri, Italy. II. Crowther, Eng
Sas second.
twenty kilometres bicycling race
silly won by w. j. Petit, Puttney A.
.XIlYankee Swimmer Wins.
Daniels. n. Y. A. c.. holder Of the
Championship 100-yard swimming
- won the final heat I'm the 1G0-me-
10 tfnming race here today. Tlmo /
be 13 seconds. Halmay Hungary,
10 second. Healey. Australia. was
ta tand Derbyshire, England, was