The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-08
OLD GLORY RAISED
THRICE At STOCKHOLM
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ran tVo minutes faster in his heat than
he needed TO qualify, but he did sur
prisingly well. Scott ran with good judE-
! nent. though fancy Kohlemanen Of
Finland to win the final. He is one OF
the finest distance runners I ever saw.
In the trials for the hign jump, we
qualified all but three OF our men
Burdick. Oler and Enrisht were not
placed; Thorpe. Richards and HORNE
1 am bothered about our 4oo-meter re-
lay team. in which each man runs 100 me
ters The trials in II Will be run tomorrow
We must save Craig and Lippincott for
the 200 meters Probably neither one
VIII start In the relay. but we can put
good team in the field.
meters and team race will justify our
Judgment In keeping Jones out OF the
500 meters today,
The Americans protested tonight
swim on the ground that they had not
been notified, II the protest is not aI-
lowed we Will lose at least three points
as Duke kahanamoku. the Hawaiian.
who broke the worlds record in the first
heat yesterday. failed TO appear
Summary OF ,oday's Olympic games:
100 meter nnal-R. c. Craig, Detroit.
first: a T Meyer. /, A. A. G, second !;
o; F. Lippincott; University OF Pennsyl
Running high jump trials-six Amerl-
cans qualified in this event by clearing
1913 centimeters. Those VINO qualified
sen of the Mott Haven Athletic club: :
Harry j. Bumpelt. N Y A. c., George
j.: HORNE, Leland Stanford university: !:
Alma W: Richards. Brigham Young uni
lsle indian school: T. Carroll and 2. II
Baker OF England; K, Kullerstrand
Sweden; Lisohae, Finla nd, and Baron Ivan
Wardner. Hungary.
10000 meters Haf
First heat, II. Kohlemalnen, Finland
hrst: Keeper Canada. second; W J, Kre-
meer. third. Time s3:4s,
second heat l.. Richardson, South Al
rica. FIRST: Louis Tewanlns. Carlisle In
dian school, second; II. Karlsson, Sweden,
third; Time 32:40 3-1o.
first: w. Scott. England, second; Louis
Scott, South Patterson Y. M. c. A.. third.
Time 3i:47 AS.
500 meters semi final
academy; 1rsi; Hans Braun. Germany.
second; Melvin w. Sheppard. l. A A c..
third: n n Putnam. Cornell, fourth.
Second heat. C. NJ. Brock, Canada. first;
5. Edmundson. Seattle A. A.. second.
ID, s. Caldwell. Massachusetts agricultural
college, third; Ira Davenport, Chicago.
fourth. Time 1:5b 10
The pentathlon-
James Thorpe, Carlisle Indian school.
won the Pentathlon, comprising running
broad jump. throwing jaye!in. best hand,
200 metres fiat race, throwing the discus,
best hand and the 1900 meters fiat race.
100 meters swim, free style, semi
finals
Firs, heat. Brettins. Germany. nrst,
Longworth. Australia second; Hardwich,
Australia, third. Time IA As.
Second heat, Duke kahnnamoka. Ha-
wall, nrst. Ramme. Germany, second
Ritter. Germany, third. Time Ia As.
Third heat, kenith Husgaith. Chicago
A, A. first: Perry McGilivray. Illinois
Athletic. second; HeaIy. Australia, third.
Time il Id
The 200-mie bicycle race over the
country roads. which was started about
daylight. was won by Lewis OF South
Africa. Grubb of England was second
and Carl o. Schultz OF ST. Louis third.
Sweden won the team prize, with Eng
land second and America third, The
roads were In bad condition and more
than half Of the contestants dropped out
before fifty miles had been covered
Ono hundred and twenty started.