The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-20
STARS AND STRIPES
FLY At OLyMPA|D
FOR c. N. DANIELS
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games. The weight-throwers, cyclists
and distance having gone
through their part of the program last
week, have either taken their de-
parture or, with the exception of those
entered for the Marathon race, have
fallen to the plane of mere spectators.
Americans Train Well.
Americas sprinters and jumpers, who
came up from Brighton yesterday, AMI
whose feats are expected to cause the
Stars and Stripes to fiutter frequently
at the peak of the official fiagpole, were
out in the arena early, this being n
of their busiest days, and they had no
intention of overlooking anything
which would help them to win events
for which they had gone through hard
weeks training. They remained eager
and enthusiastic. but the unfortunate
weather prevented their reaching that
condition at which they have aimed.
Although the mornings attractions
were few the c%heapening of the seats
has already drawn fruit. and II the
weather improves there probably will
be better a~ttendances from now on.
The first heat in the semi-finals of
the 10O-metres swim was won by De-
halmay, Hungary; Julin, Sweden, sec
ond; Hebner, third. Time. 1903 2-5.
The second heat was won easily by
Daniels, American. Time. ITO 1-5. L..
G.. Rich, Brookline Swimming Club,
second.
The final was won by Charles M.
Daniels, New York A. c.; Dehalmay,
Hungary, was second. and Julin, Swe-
den, third. L. G. Rich. Brookline Swim
ming Club, was fourth. Time, 1905 3-5.
The first heat of the 100-metres fiat
race wan won by Duffy, South Africa.
Time, II S-5 seconds. There was no
American entered in this heat.
Second heat was o by George,
United Kingdom. Time, IL 80 seconds.
Third heat was won by M. ]. Cart
nell. University of Pennsylvania. Time,
IL seconds.
Fourth heat was Won by Walker,
South Africa. Time, IL seconds. e. e.
Kiralfy, of London. England, h Is
ON the American team, was second.
Fifth heat was won by Cloughen,
America. Time, IL seconds.
Sixth heat was won by w. W. May,
University of Illinois. Time, IL is sec
onds.
Seventh heat was won by A. Dun
can, United Kingdom. Time, IL 20
seconds. There were no Americans in
this heat.
Eighth heat was won by l.. B. Stew
ems, OF Yale Time, IL lis seconds.
Ninth heat was won by Morton
United Kingdom. Time. IL 1-5 seconds
There were no Americans in this heat
Tenth heat was won by Kerr, Can
ada. Time II seconds.
Eleventh heat was won by William F.
Hamilton, Chicago A. A. Time IL Ia
seconds.
Twelfth heat was won by H. j. Hun
Chicago A. A. Time IL 2-5 seconds.
Thirteenth heat was won by Lawson
Robertson, Irish-American A. c. Time
IL 2-5 seconds.
Fourteenth heat was won by d. r
Sherman, Dartmouth College. Time
II Is seconds
Fifteenth heat was won by ]. A
Rector, University of Virginia, who
easily defeated Macleod, the Cam
bridge crack. The time. 10 AS seconds
equals the record made by Jarvis
American. at the Olympic games ir
1900. at Paris. Loud cheering accom-
panied the announcement of Rector
achievement.
Sixteenth heat was won by Stark
i United Kingdom. Time. IL AS seconds
Seventeenth heat was won by Roche
United Kingdom. Time, IL pa seconds
The final in the archery contest. con
tinental style, at so metres. was wor
by Griset, with 26S points. Vernat was
second with 25e points ana Cabere'