The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-06
PROGRAMME OF GAMES
FOR SWEDISH OLYMPIC
List lncIndes "Grenhopp, Vautng With Hands Pen
tathlon, and Decathlon, Latter Being All Around
Events, Consisting of Five and Ten
Contests Each
Contests Each

The order of the prize winners to be
determined by points. corresponding
to the placing figures in the five events
the highest number OF victories decid-
ing in case of any prize winners OBJ
taining the same number of points
Swimming.
July 6-15, 1912. Entries close
June 6, 1912.
Individual Events--Maximum num-
Der of competitors from each nation
in each event, II.
For Men--I00 meters. free style; 100
meters, back stroke; 200 meters.
breast stroke: 400 meters, free style;
400 meters. breast stroke, 1900
meters. free style; high diving. fancy
diving For ladies--l00 meters, free
style, high plain diving.
Team Races--Number of teams
from each nation in each event.. 500
meters team race, teams of 4, each
to swim 200 meters with max. re-
serves. 2. Water polo teams OF z,
with a sufficient number OF reserves.
Wrestling.
July els, entries close June T.,
1912.
Roman style (a) Feather
t132 pounds, tbl lightweight 149
poundg tc) middleweight tleo
-
pounds, (e) heavyweight lover 1872
pounds. Maximum number Of COM
petitors from each nation, in each DIFF
ferent class. IL.
Rowing.
July 1919, 1912. Entries close
May IS. 1912. Maximum numbe rof
teams from each nation in each
event, 2. The rowers in each team
must be members of one and the
same club.
Events-Eights, outriggers chest
boats). with cox; fours, outriggers
(best boats. with cox: tours. inrig-
gers with movable seats, with cox, in
accordance with the Swedish Rowing
Associations special definition, to be
issued later on; single scull tbest
boats).
Fencing.
July sis, 1912. Entries close June
s. 1912. Max. number of competi-
tors from each nation. In the addi-
tional events, IL; in the team events.
/ team.
Epee-International teams of s. out
of whom any fencers may be
chosen for each series.
Epee--lndividuai.
Sabre--Internationa teams of s,
out OF whom any four fencers may
be chosen for each series.
Sabrc-individuai.
Gymnastics.
In the stadium. July 8 TO IS, 1912.
Entries close June q, 1912. Maxi
mum number of competitors from
each nation: In the individual COM
petition. Q, in each of the team COM
petitions. team.
Team competition with exercises
according to the Swedish system
Teams OF not less than Is nor more
than 40. Time limit, IS minutes.
Team competition with exercises ac-
cording to all systems, except the
Swedish--Teams OF not less than Is
nor more than 40. Time limit, as
minutes.
A statement as TO those apparatus
which will be brought or are required
to be place at the disposal of the
various teams should be forwarded
to the Swedish Olympic Committee
on or before November so, 1911.
Stationary apparatus. will. as far as
possible. he acquired by the commit
tee.
Individual competition. according to
/ the same systems as under IL.
Displays--Non-comp displays
in gymnastics. Ina which each nation
may be represented by one team of
men ana one team OF women. All the
,, members of such teams will receive
commemorative medals. Time limit.
IS minutes.
Cycling Road Race
Round the Malar Lake. about $50
kilometers. July g.. 1919.
- start one by one in Intervals, 10
minutes between each start. Entries
close June s. 1919. Competitor must
have obtained license approved by
the Union Cycliste Internationale. The
race is partly individual. partly a
team race. In the individual compe-
tition the maximum number of com
| pefitors from each nation is Il.
| simultaneously there In team com
petition to which each nation may
| enter a team of 3. = to- start IS "a
| reservesl and to count. The aggre-
gate time for these four determines
the order between the teams. Num-
Der OF teams from each nation. /.
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