The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19
0LYN|P "A! &c MAJ
IN OLD V|I
1t viii Be Held il a..
1917 b but Will b,
Short Ono,
NUMBER OF SPORTS /
WILL NOT REnslI
Work Of censtruetia,s,I
Near Stockholm H. I \
gresSed ConSidsr,ls'
BY RICHARD nap,.

IoNDoW ~ Ina Tnbms
for the internationsl ol,siu % ~
be held in Sweden in lSls
nearly so long as that n, y
golf, hockey, lacrosse, ,,s,. ~
motor boat racing and ~ J
excluded. excluded This has b.ss a. T..
the international ~ commits. /
burg which has already a's ,i,ssl
upon the programme,
Colonel Black and con,. =
Rosen, the Swedish rsprs,'..
the international jury. n.
ing the FIRST tangible lah.s
great international rnestjs. & y
to Colonel Black there hre',ss III
per OF track and Geld a~ sys,s'
cluded in the English 1l,sm1. 1s
don two years ago. onx MY
Pentathlum, or all round s,s
ih1s was given in thu s,as
Athens in 1906 and VIZ. ','F
lander, a Swede. '' va
Colonel Black, it ia ssid :,
that the entire fixture on, eas.s = \.
days and that the ept,i,,e e
country be made through aS'
tive governing bodies Il ~ ~
t1onal committee. The SwsdM.. ~ - 4
gested that the date Of itsS ~
hxed for the early pat d 4
Stadium Near ststh,l-
The work of coustrustip, !.
lum,. near Stockholm, has ::
considerably, and the cunrE
sporting papers contain cua s
tographs of the track, eneIoss,, :
er fixtures. The stadium !,
IN the 1drottsparken, near 4.
Stockholm, on a picturssqrs (.
to the success of the fytuls H.
surely be no doubt, for s. /
government is behind ii and 4.
prince will be the president M
The government has dorali
francs toward the erpan.s Z
ing the stadium and Other ~
The Swedish sporting aso,iitr
come forward with their h.p 4;
contributed the sum Of l00nl
toward the expense fund. TpH
say they will carry out ihs -
much the same way as the ID
and they will initiate the Izsi1
sgement as much as possihlh
Cricket Season Heee At
Now that the cricket ssua Il
again, ii is interesting 10 N
under a statute of Edshri
great national pastine nai -
crime, owing to the game bi;|
come so popular that il inttdiS
archery, the then sport Of md
law was vigorously epfu,eA q
person convicted Of pla5iif T
was fined s10, a very big ~ +
days, In addition to ihe ri
sent to prison II was Hei r
| formation of the famous j.
Cricket club in 174a that II
was repealed.
To Encourage Field AR!s
The movement to enccufsN I
letics in England is niSz
progress. The new athletic i!s
founded after the system d !.
teur Athletic Union Of A.s5
already become the parent ~
number OF ramifying erTr
which have been founded ~
ern and Midland countis.
ern branch has also orsanIlN
offshoots. and, If the moytas
the encouragement it dessTH
may possess some real cnaniA
ers and weight throwers b.
years are past. The lTlsa Mi
sociation has set the EnEln
Athletic association a good y
adding a discus~throwlns s'a
championships.
| Open Golf chanpt'nisF
The British open goli sA,.
will be decided at St. Asais
week. One-half of The coEpsj
been drawn TO play one a.
| green on Tuesday niornine
FOUND on Wednesday aiisii
other half will play one cuJ
day afternoon and one rruis
nesday morning
It has been definitely ds5ISk q.
a polo team to the United =
wear to contest for the int;I'a ,1sI,
which was won by tne Mg
(American) team at hnla1M N
year. Lord Wodehouse :
mover in the preparation. ...,4
Palmer Goes TO Nss
Republic with the rugby iSw =
will proceed to his home r.
land, where he viii !, pay a.. =
before the end Of the .;as ssa h
take part in games ,ss ss'lu ss,,a
can team, AFTER lny yTrsiaip
Palmer will return 70 ;;.s hSS
tinue his medical stlalss