The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
SHEPPARD AGAIN
AsTOUNDs THE
ENGL |SHMEN
CAPTURES 80oMETRE RUN IN
OLYMPIC RECORD TiME-POR-
TIERS HIGH JUMP A coRkER-
U. S. DAsHERs STAR.
Afternoon Olympic Results

oOO-UlctcT TdSc-FiHd WOH w
Sheppard, America. Time min
ute SO as seconds; a new Olympic
record; Lughey, Italy, second;
Braun, Germany, third.
Running high jump, section g.
Porter, America, distance 6 feet 8
inches, setting new olympic rec
ord.
40o-meter run-First heat won
by Montague, England. limo
so is seconds. Heat two voided.
Heat three won by Ryle, England.
very easily. Heat four won by
Taylor, England. Time, so as sec.
onds. Heat six won by Malfiet,
France. Time, so seconds. Heat
seven won by Robbins, America.
Time, so 2-5 seconds. Heat eight
won by Prout, America. Time,
so rs seconds.
1,500-meter swim: First heat
won by Psdlitovic, England; time.
25 minutes, FPS seconds.
Catch-as-catch-can wrestling -
Anderson, Sweden, defeated Craig,
American. Full time, IS minutes.
High diving-Third heat won
by Lafberg. Sweden.
Hundred Meter Oash-SemI-
finals won by Walker. South A.
RIGA, time. 1o4-5 seconds; Kern,
Canada, second; time, II seconds;
Rector, America, third. Time,
10 AS seconds; cartmeIl, Amerl-
ca, fourth. Time, II is seconds.
Walker and Rector's time tied
Olympic record.
40oMeter Hurdles, semi-final,
won by HilIman. America. Time
$50 rs;
Second heat-Bacon, America,
walkover.
Third heat-Burton, England.
Time SO as.
Fourth heat-Tremer, England.
Time 100 3-5.
HilIman beat the Olympic rec
ord by his time, SO rs, making
an entirely new one. All quail
fled for the final.
4OO-Meter Run. Ninth heat
Won by Ramey, America. Time
81 seconds.
Tenth heat--Won by Sebret,
Canada. Time so is.
Eleventh heat-Won by Attlee,
America. Time so rs.
Twelfth heat-Won by Davies,
England. Time so 2-5.
Thirteenth heat-Won by Har.
riman, America. Time so Is
Fourteenth heat-Won by Car
penter, America. Time 49 3-5 sec
onds.
Fifteenth heat--Won by Mails
we'll, England. Time 49 2-5 Sec
onds.
Sixteenth heat-Won by Young,
England. Time So 2-5 seconds.
LONDON, July 2l.-Determined I
make the remaining days OF tn
olympic games count TO declare Their
he worlds masters in muscle skill
he Americans today plunged into tn
rogram at the Stadium prepared t
vim for two reasons. First becaus
hey knew they could and second
hey wanted to satisfy their outrage
ceilings at the manner in which the
ave been treated by the Births
portsmen.
The weather held fair promise 10
he day and the program offered tn
americans an opportunity to duplicat
o some extent their successes of yes
erday. Great Britain led by ten point
to the universal count scor
his morning at the opening Of tn
ames. but that did not have IN
effect upon the confidence @
he Yankee contenders. II anything.
purred them to extra efforts In tn
attic OF Drawn.
The score of the United Kingdor
vas Sc; United States 46.
The following are entrants selecte
" drawing this morning for the sem
mails In the 100-metre dash: FRS
eat-May and Stevens. America
Walker, OF South Africa; Roche. Uni
d Kingdom. Second heat-Sherma
nd Hamilton. America; Morton
United Kingdom; Kerr, OF Canads
'hird heat-Rector and HUH, OF Amel
ca: Duffy, of South Africa; Duncan
United Kingdom. Fourth heat
,loughen, Robertson and Cartmell. q
AMERICA Stark and George. Unite
lingdom.
Jim Sullivan says England rs twer
y years behind the times when
ONES to sports and the conductin
4 sporting events.
Mr.. Sullivan was thoroughly warme
ID and he did not mince words.
Huff, OF America, made an exceI
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