New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-12
LIMITED STATES NOW
LEADS ALL NATIONS
Continued from FIRST page.


gyhite uniforms against 'he green 'u' =
and their marching uhder 'he1r ha.ioiia'
coors aroused the enthusiasm u the
spectators
various nations were Hlle'eS'eu III ''i'
eleven trial heats ana '"e SIN sem
finals in the llo-me're hu'u'i''S i"'
Americans secured eight hrsts ana one
second in the trials ana iVe lirSlS III '"e
semi-dIals. The EngIlSh hao 'he worst
Of the luck. Anderson promised 10 win
mis- heat. the fourth in the sem-hhalS'
i. bDt fell at the last hurdle.
i.r+.nant Patton Rides Well.
600. . patton continued
Lieo',.'' -, ~, bis West Point train
to renee .,,,,,,, j., .,. croes-co,ntrv
ms nn, -,,,tras TO-DAY he gained
ru' s., Tho r,oa.rp pentatblon.
w. ...,i.,, ,.Fc,rs 1od but the
~ ,,5 o. months practice and had
-, ,7,e;.,,ltf.s of the course.
..,. two i,,r,rs of
WIN" en-. ,t .l,,
49,. 5.,,f1o 5i,cb This
.I ,-,,,,..,, +o-,oorro,y with a
80 -. Foot ,oco or 1000 metres.
- ,,bicb the American officer is con-
-, -, ,,.,., or, a,,ga'Ianr. chance.
IN. a+o,airg IN the modern Pentath-
49, sa,I,,.s. Do,g,.,r Is points:
~. 90. C,ro,,,,,-oD ~. Patton. IS
MI. .,,.g.,irey furnished
NV - for 400 metres. free
ne" WI" ,,,-,,.,,i,,, j., his trial
s'S'e' $50, f., IA He is
neat co'eIe" 'i'' a.. e,,,r boo+
no" 'Ie #" .......-. ,,orr,,, Tho
Inc "''S'''.ie -, -. g I,,,r,,,o
assemoIaSe u -, -, ,,.;tt e,ir
VINO J." -. ,,,,,,,.
.,.' Of %" i's s i''''.' - h,oz,.,,,
~ quo ,,i,.,,,..s,,,,o sido show
The. swimming drew fashionable array
10 the water Sioe 'iiis 've''ins' '''e iiiV''
popular feature being the women, VINO
do high diving and play polo IN ughty
ftting garments.
No games have compared with these
t. the number and diversity Of their So
,;ol features 4 gala performance in the
-, -. - iii. ,,.,s ,+tord-
ed D! the members Oh 'He Toy al IdIliS
and the diplomatic representatives and
,ffcers If the several nations. None Of
tbe smaller cities Of Europe can surpass
s+ocrborm and smarter dressed gath
.,n, would not no soon even I'm Paris.
a---s.,.z,,o -, ,b, ,,.o+ar di,nars and
:, .ba c+o6ir,, NIGHTLY, .by.
- e., -. ,,,,,,, ,,r,occ,,-
pieu y! ''o 'Po'
h 'he seCoHu meat u 'l'o 1o'- iiiO''O -
breast stroke, SWIM innocent OF Eng
land, retired after 24' metres. Austraha
unfortunate in losing LOngworth from
IFS small swimming team. He was
ohliged IN discontinue owing TO an alb
go, ~ ,ho. COY
Babcock Wins Pole Vault.
me "i''' Va '''' Po.e Us = -.
.e'en 80 =, -. ,,.-,,,,,,
. A'Ines'C OIo'' 80 -. NJ,
+, 80 -, ni,,,.rar,,b ,tb,a+i- CIrh
:. g. -. I.-i..l-,.,. - ,,t,,la,,,. W
-, -, 1.-i,.'..i.,.. 81, y,
- " I-,t,.ors,,,.. IIorr,, pab-
a.I C-,,,~-f.,, I-,,,,aro,t,.. w IJapran,,
60. 70 r,,,.o--,,,- 90, "a 7,
IrgeIa S,o1e- Tba bar was f,rst nIaced
80. .Lor -. I, f.a. "A. ,,cbee both
a, With a., ,roara5 Tho FIRST test really
c.-,a -, r,a.-as On continuance m feat
a. -, - -. ,,a,,l,t,g, erisbad
,a,.a.sa,. a., 49,, 49, 1919 al.
-, -, 80. - r,,,,z
c. -,
V-0 o. 80
Ud' Ieu'e'eu '''ei'IseI'es eaSi'y' WIN mn
oH l.'e - Se0oii i'.,...s1 -, saS. Ia
~, !" lis 20 :, - -, " -
,.rIs2 W. en-, e.,
Pe.,h,.,., ~ ~, c-,,as,a,, r,oara a'rd
mp ms vac '"0 g." 1''''' ~ -
"Ie'e was eie"' o''ii u''''''ii
IAu oaococh also HoI over as wei 40
nappehH wright Murphy ana beHdh'
'4SiOrtuhe overlook Coyle' Ihe poie snap
p'Hs III the imdoIe Oeiore ne hdo Ie@cheu
~e 'eVei OF the par. lie jumped DacK 10
YARN Win the TWO pieces WINE some spec
iS screamed rearing TO was iIJuie GU
'.' no rose unhurt
DUKES and Fritz failed In their three at
temDts at 3 metres 70 centimetres az feet
" mcheS). CoyIes mishap was not counted
against him, and he made two more tries,
but was unsuccessful. Nelson, Babcock.
wight. Bellah. Murphy, Happeny and
VssA remained for the attempt at metres
,Heeniimetres. Nelson and Babcock cleared
The bar on the first try. Uggla, Happeny
ana Wright failed; Murphy went over
gracefully, bat Bellah fell before he
reached the height Of the bar.
When the Canadians turn came again he
"a