The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-18

both the ladies and gentlemen's arch cry contests were made by the mem bers of the same family, W. bod SCOT ing 4O3 points, and his daughter, Miss bod, 34S points. J. B. Richardson, the only American entered, secured fifth place in the gentlemens round with 344.
 At the same time with the archery, fencing bouts were going on in the fencing grounds, adjoining the sta dium. The results of these contests have not yet been worked out
 The afternoon opened with the final heat of the 10mlle walk. in which c. F. Larner of England, established a new record of one hour, fifteen min utes and 57 1-5 seconds, and the Unit ed Kingdom added another point to her wins, and nine to her score in the field and track events.
 One needed dozen pair of eyes to keep track of what was going on, events proceeding simultaneously in every part of the arena, while the semi final in the fancy diving compe- tition was attracting much attention at the swimming tank. In this event George W. Gaidzik of the Chicago Athletic association won his heat by handsome margin receiving more points than have yet been awarded any other performer He scored S5.6 while Burner of Germany was sec- ond with s2.S. On to-day's form Gaidzlk should capture the final, which will be held tomorrow
 Seven heats of the 5000 metres cycle race which also reaches the final stage tomorrow, occupied the cycle track for nearly an hour. Spengen and Van Drakestein of Holland, Mareshal, Auffray and schilles of France and Jones and Kingsbury of the United Kingdom, qualified. Cam eron and Weintz found the European racers a little too much for them. The three lap team pursuit race. which was rather tame affair, went to the British riders, adding still an other to the United Kingdoms list of victories.
 As was expected, c. M Daniels of the New York Athletic club won his heat in the first round of the 100 metres swim, his time, 1905 4-5, being several seconds below that of the win ner of any other heat.
 The heat winners In this contest in cluded DeHalmay of Hungary, who made the nearest approach to Daniels time. covering the distance in 1:0S 15. l II. ]. Hepner of the Illinois Athletic l club, 111; l.. G. Rich. Brookline l Swimming club, 1:14 3-5; Be9urepalre of Australia, Julin of Sweden and Ed wards and Dockrell Of England,
 The Americans met disappointment 1 in the 3,200 metres steeplcchase, J. D. Lightbody of the University of l Chicago. losing his heat to Sewell United Kingdom. Under the eircum- stances, however, Lightbody's defeat was not surprising. He recently slip 1 ped on the stairs of a hotel lt Bright on and threw out his knan cap. AL though he kept up with the English man throughout to-day, his knee | bothered him when he attempted to sprint and he was compelled to fall back, yet he ran tho pluckiest Kind of & race.
 J. l.. Elsie of the New York Ath- letlc'club, who most nearly approach es the form of the English distance men, won his heat in the steeplechase in 11:13 3-5, while Galbrai.h of Can | ada, and Robertson Russell, and Hol- laday of the United Kingdom. all qualified for the final which will be one of the big events of tomorrow.
 Germany scored her first win thia afternoon when Bieberstein came first in the 100 metres back stroke swim i followed closely by Dane of Den mark and Haresnape of the United Kingdom.
 The wins now stand:
 United Kingdom 22, America g. | Sweden 5, Norway 2, Canada, Ger many, France, Belgium and Italy one each.
 The score in the track and field events, counting five for frsts, three for seconds, and one for thirds, is.
 United Kingdom 29, America 3t Sweden II, Greece, Norway each Canada, Australia, one each.