The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-30
game Friday, August 27.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE
Bulletins From
 Olympic Gan,es

Antwerp. August 29.-The American | swimming team won the final of the SO0-meter swimming relay race here today, creating new Olympic record of 10 minutes 42.5 seconds. The team was composed of Duke Kahanomoku Honolulu; Norman Ross, Illinois A. C.; Perry McGillivray, Illinois A. C.. and P. Kaealoha, Honolulu. The Australian team finished second and the English team third. The old Olympic record, 10 minutes II 1-5 sec onds, was made by the Australian team in the Stockholm Olympics of 1912. Antwerp. August 2s-The final heat of the 4o0-meter relay olympic swim | ming race for women was won by the American team. The Americans hung up new Olympic record for the event.
 Brussels. August 2s.-FollowinE are | the summaries in todays rowing finals. Four-oared race: Switzerland first, American second and Norway third. Winning time. minutes 35 seconds. Pair cared with coxswain: Italy | first Beresford. England, second. Win | ners time, minutes 56 seconds. Double scullls, without coxswain: America first, Italy second and France | third. Winners time. minutes sec~ onds.
 Eight-oared race: America first England second. Winners time 6 min l utes and seconds.
 America did not entep the double- | pared event with coxswain, which was won by Italy in the last 100 meters, with the French and Swiss crews col | lapsing and padding the finish.
  Brussels. August 2s.-Jock Kelly of the Vesper Boat Club. Philadelphia | single souls champion of the United 1 States. defeated J. Beresford, Jr., the ! British sculler in the final In the Olym- pic single sculling race here today. Kelly's time was minutes 35 seconds. and Beresfords 2 minutes 44 seconds Notwithstanding his hard singles event. Kelly doubled with the Ameri- can Costello for the double Scull. the pair winning easily by fvie lengths
 over Italy after taking the lead at 1000
 meters.
 Antwerp. August 2s-In the final heat of the kilometres breast stroke, Malche, Sweden. won in minutes 1895 seconds. Hennen. Sweden, was second; Aaltonen, Finland, third J. Howell, Oakland, Cal, l was fourth. The Olympic record for this event is minutes 4-5 seconds The finals o fthe Kilometres free style was won by
 Duke Kahanamoku. Honolulu. in minute
 22-5 seconds The previous record was minute ? 2-5 seconds.
 Tn the final in the 4oo-metre relay for
 women 1t was won by the American team. composed of Nthelda Bleibtrey. Irene Guest, Mrs. Frances Schroth and Mar garet Wood. in 6 minutes Il 4-5 seconds.
 Great Britain was second and Sweden third.
 H,x
 the springboard diving for women. Aileen Higgins. New York. winning. with Helen
 Wainwright. New York, second. and Thel-
 ma Payne, Portland, third. Brussels August 2s.-The American leight-oared crew defeated the British i! eight in the final of the Olympic race for eight-oareds boats with coxswains here today. The Americans covered the dis tapce in minutes s seconds to the Englishmen's minutes 4-5, seconds. The ] time was new worlds record for the
 2.0oo metres,
 The eight-oared event was the greatest | of the day. Tho Leand1r crew. represent ing Great Britain, took a slight lead. which 1t increased to half length at 1,50o metres.
 The Americana won by length, sitting up and fresh. while the English eight croased the line bent over and utterly rowed out.
 The regatta vas witnessed by large crowd on both banks of the canal which I included Brand Whitlock, the American ambassador. who greeted the American
 winners and was photographed with
 them.
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