The Topeka state journal., 1908-07-20

have been shivering in the cold and
dampness of the past week Sweden,
like America, complained about the
way in which the draws for the 500
turned out that two of their best men
were placed together in the sixth
heat. With the two countries protest
ing against this drawing method it is
probable that another shuttle will be
made, j. p. Halstead, N. Y. A c.,
starting in the third heat in which no
other American will run. and leaving
Melvin w. Sheppard. Irish-American
A c.. the sole representative of
America in the second heat, one of
the Swedes going in the second heat
in the place Of Halstead.
Daniels Wins the Swim.
The second heat in the semi-f1nals of
the 100 metres swim in the Olympic
games was won easily by Daniels,
American. Time 1:10 LIS. Person,
Sweden, second.
The first heat in the semi-flnals of
the 100 metres swim was won by De-
halmay, Hungary: Julien, Sweden, Sec
ond; Hebner, third. Time 1:09 2-5. The
finals of the 100 metres swim was won
by Charles M. Daniels. N. Y. A. c., L.
G. Rich, Brookline Swimming club. was
fourth. Time los 4-5. Dehalmay, Hun
gary, was second; Julian, Sweden.
third.
High Diving Contest.
The first heat of the high diving COM
petition was won by George w. Gaid-
xix, Chicago A. A. with SIS points.
Goodworth. United Kingdom. got e
points and qualified for the semi-f1nals.
The final in the archery contest
continental style at so meters was
won by Grizet, with 263 points. vernat
was second. with 256 points and Cab
eret. third. with 255 points. All three
contestants are Frenchmen.
The 500 Meters Rum
The first heat of the 800 metres run
fat was run by Boder of. Hungary.
Time 1:5S 3-5.
The second heat was won by Melvin
w. Sheppard, Irish-American A. c.,
easily. Time l minute and So seconds.
]. B. Lightbody. University Of Chi
cago, finished in the ruck.
The serni-f1nal of the catch-as-catch
can wrestling bout was won by Meh
merit. National Turnverein. New York.
who defeated Acote, Canada. easily.
The first heat of the 100 metres fiat
race was won by Duffy, South Africa
Time IL 3-5 seconds. There were no
Americans entered in this heat.
The second heat was won by George.
United Kingdom. Time IL 3-5 seconds.
The third heat was won by H. j.
Cartmel, University of Pennsylvania.
Time IL seconds.
The fourth heat was won by Walker.
South Africa. Time II seconds. E. G.
Kiralfy of London, who is on the
American team, was second.
The sixth heat was won by w. w.
May. University Of Illinois. Time IL la
seconds.
The seventh heat was won by A.
Duncan, United Kingdom. Time II 2-6
seconds. There were no Americans in
this heat.
Tbo a;rhtb baa+ woe xror hv T. p
Stevens of Yale. Time IL 1-5 seconds
The ninth was won by Morton, Unit
ed Kingdom. in IL LIS seconds. There
were no Americans in this heat.
The tenth heat was won by Kerr
Canada. Time II seconds. The elev.
enth heat was won by William F
Hamilton, Chicago A. A., time IL Il
seconds. The twelfth heat was won BY
H. F. Huff, Chicago A. c., time IL 2-s
seconds.
The thirteenth heat was won by Law
son Robertson, Irish-American A. Z
Time IL 2-5 seconds. The fourteenth
heat was won by d. r Sherman. Dart
mouth college. Time IL 3-5 seconds
The fifteenth heat was won by j. A
Ector. University of Virginia, who cas-
lily defeated Mcleod. the Cambridge
crack The time 10 As seconds equals
the record made by Jarvis, American
at the Olympic games in 1900 in Paris
Loud cheering accompanied the an
nouncement of Ector's achievement.
The sixteenth heat was won by
Stark. United Kingdom. Time IL A
seconds.
The seventeenth heat was Won by
Roche, United Kingdom. Time IL 2-t
seconds.
The Broad Jump.
The first and second sections were
combined in the standing broad jump,
Tsiclitiras, Greece, winning with 10
feet, 1OA inches. Martin ]. Sheridan,
Irish-American A. c., was second with
10 feet, inches. and Platt Adams. N.
Y A. c., third, with 10 feet 212 inches.
In sections 8 and of the standing
broad jump F. Leroy Holmes, Chicago
went 10 feet, 21a inches. S. NUM-, Pas
time A c., failed to qualify.
Ray c. Ewry, N. Y. A. c., Won the
semi-final with 10 feet, 11A inches.
Tsiclitiris, Greece, was second. with
10 feet, IA inches and Sheridan third
10 feet. inches.