The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-24


England. Time, 16 2-5 seconds.
Fourth heat won by Kelly, Eng
land (waIkover).
Fifth heat won by Rand, Am
erica. Time, is As seconds.
Sixth heat won by Walters,
England. Time, II as seconds.
Seventh heat won by kynvett,
England (walkover).
Standing high jump, final-Roy
Ewry, won.
Team fencing with sabres, final
Hungary defeated Bohemia.
Eight-team fencing with foils,
final: France defeated Belgium.
Fencing with foils, final-Hun-
gary defeated Bohemia.
LONDON, July 29.-The first serious
rupture of the Olympic games &C.
CURED this afternoon in an open out
break between the Americans and
English before the stadium at Shep-
herds Bush.
A panic prevailed for a time when
the officials declared that Carpenter,
the American winner of the 40O-meter
race, had "pocketed" his English riv-
al dllu OIutTtu the race run O'Ci.
The officials thought riot would
break out and called in the police.
While pandemonium reigned the
American spectators called out jeer-
ingly TO the English officials, Rob
bers'' and Thieves" and Steal" For
a time il was thought that some Of
them would leave their seats and
rush upon the field.
Carpenter halls from Cornell uni
versity and he clearly won the race.
Spectators who watched the race
through glasses declared with decided
emphasis that he had not bored" his
antagonist.
The English wanted the race run
over again but the Americans refused.
For time accusations and counter
charges were angrily hurled back and
forth but quiet was finally restored.
The final heat which was thrown
out resulted as follows.
j. c. Carpenter. Cornell, won; w. Z.
Robbins. Cambridge, second: Halls |
well, third.
LONDON, July 23.-Tne first Yam
kee TO forge to the front today In the
Olympic games at the stadium In
Shepherds Bush was Roy Ewry, OF the
New York Athletic club. While Ewry
jumped In splendid form he only made
feet inch, which is three and a half |
inches lower and his Olympic record |
Ewry won in the preliminary trial !
Platt Adams, q team-mate OF Ewry's, |
was second in his trial, being beaten |
by Tscilizrias, Greek, who cleared |
the bar at feet l inch. Adams was
able TO do only feet 10 inches.
II becomes apparent that the breach |
between the English and Americans
IS widening and that the Britons and
the colonials have banded together to
defeat the United States team.
A number OF communications were
printed in the English newspapers to-
day from resentful Britons who are
angry at the Americans for their
charges against the English.
4 In the catch-ascatch-can, Barrett, OF
England, won the bronze medal by de-
feating Nixon. England showed up
well In the 110-meter hurdles event
John G. Garrells, OF Michigan, won
his heat in the 10 meter hurdles.
Rand, OF Harvard, also qualified for
the final by winning the NTH heat.
Holmes, the Chicago jumper. was sue
cessful I'm his section of the standing
high Jump with distance of feet.
The standing OF the teams in the
games this morning was as follows
Finland, / Germany, |; Australia.
Il; Hungary, 1-3; France, 1-3; Can
ada. 8, Italy, 8; Norway. A. South
Africa 8: Greece, 6; Sweden, IL;
United Kingdom, SO 1-S; United states,
20.
The international point system OF
scoring five points for first place.
three for a second and one for third,
forms the basis for this table.
Points are figured on track and field
events only. swimming and cycling be-
Ing omitted
Morning results;
HEAVYWEIGHT CATCH AS-CATCH-
CAN wRESTLING--Round one: O'kel-
u. England. defeated Ice j. Talbot;
America: Bruce. England. defeated
Bnrnbrook. England: Gunderson. Nor
-.sav. defeated West. England.
T.oEn4 two: Barrett, ENGLAND de-
lani. cos ,stcd Foskctt. England; Gun
derson Norway defeated Humphreys
England: NIXON. England, defeated
Bruce England.
wRESTL1 s-o--Round one: Hawkins
Engiend. eefeated Carlson. Denmark
Wood England. defeated HaliE. HOhe-
ME: Rsdvany. Hungary. defeated Ruff
Englend. Narothi, Hungary. defeated
Rose. England.
Sta NDING HICr JUMp-First roc.
tion. won by Tsohilii-ias. Greece, die
lance 8 feet inch: Plat Adams. Am.
erica, second. distasce 4 feet 10 inches
LICHTwEIGHT GRAECo- ROMA
WKEsTL!NCl-Malm Sweden de.
featsd MackiDzio. England Linden
Fint4ud. defeated Steens. Belgium
n karishn. Denmark. defeated Whiting.
stat England. Beger. Hungary, de.
feateG Gaimotts, Holland.
Round two. Pearson, Sweden do
feated Hlouit. England. Orlaff. Russia
defeated Lund, Sweden: Linden Fin
land. defeated Karlsen. Denmark
STANDING HIGH JUMP-Seetior
two and three combined. Ray Ewry
America, won; distance 5 feet inc1f
HIGH DfVE--Semi-fnal: First heat
won by Spangberg. Sweden. Secon,
heat. won by Johnson sweden
HEAVYWEIGHT -CATCt
m CAN WRESTLING, semi finaI--C;undcr
son. Norway, defeated Nixon. England
Qierellnr England defeated Igarrets
England.
LIGHTWEIGHT GRAECO- ROMAN
. WRESTLING, second round--Marothe
Hungary. defeated Wood. England
Not Knocks.
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