The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-21
Australia Sending
 It's Five Champions
Expects to Rank High in Swimming, Tennis, Cycling, Distance Walking and Sprints in Olympic Games at Antwerp-French Discover An Arab Sprinter

pions in five sports, swimming, tennis, cycling, distance walking and spr1nts, will represent Australia at the Ant werp Olympic Games. Miss Fanny Durack. noted Austra- Han swimmer. will not be on the Olympic Games team. Illness has made it impossible for her to go to Antwerp. Six other swimmers, how ever, are going. They are Miss Lily Beaurepaire, Frank Beaurepaire, champion of Victoria, Ivan Stedman, Keith Kirkland H. Hay and $. Her aid.
 Two bicycle riders. Gerald Halpin and J. King, will enter at Antwerp.
 Halpin holds the commonwealth half-mile record and King the 1O-mile championship.
 Australia's sprint representative will be w. w. Hunt, who holds a | mark of 10 seconds in the 1oO-yard l dash and 22 2-5 for 220 yards. The distance walker will be G. R. Parker, who has set marks in the one and | three mile events, the latter in 22
 minutes 45 4-5 seconds. R. " Thomas, co-champion of P. tO'Hara Wood in the worlds doubles l ampionship, will represent Austra- | lia at tennis with Gerald Patterson, 1 the commanwea1th's Davis cup de- | fender. | Wellington, New Zealand, July 21- l New Zealand's Olympic Games team l will include B. Hadheld. sculler, who has won the Diamond Souls at Hen ley, and E. Davidson, sprinter Who' according to local records. has four 1 times beaten 10 seconds in the loo- | yard dash.
 1 Oother New Zealand athletes going -11 1 ~oy1d | holder of the New Zealand women's l 1oo-yard swimming record, and E. 1 Wilson. hurdler. Wilson holds the | local 4OO-yard and 120-yard hurdle
 marks. His 12O-yards time is better | than 16 seconds.
 Barcelona, July 21-Some idea Of
 what the Spanish athletes who are to
 take part in the Olympic Games at
 Antwerp can accomplish in the var 1 ious sports was obtained at the ath- letic meet here recently under the auspices of the technical committee of the Spanish Olympic l Games commission. Many of the best athletes of the country competed and | the winners perfo1 mances were: l 2OO-Metres run = Hernandez Coro-
 nado, 2s 2-5 seconds.
 | 5000 Metres run-Pons, IT min. IS 4-5 sec.
 Weight putting-Nin. 19 metres 97 centim etreS.
 Running broad jump - Casas, metres 94 centrimetres.
 Javelin throwing-Nin. 32 metres, 45 centimetreS
 ;l 1Oo-Metres dash - Casas, il sec
 onds.
 | SOo-Metres run-Grasset, min. z 1 seconds
 4OO-Metres run-Lorenzana, 53 sec
 onds.
 Throwing the discus Min, 2S
 metres, 32 centimetres.
 1OO-Metres hurd1es-Coronada, 19 l seconds.
 Running high jump - Urquijo, l metre 60 centremetres. Paris, July 21-French trainers at ! the Joinville School for soldier ath- letes claim to have discovered one of : the greatest runners of all times in
 l the person of one Adbadahine, ser geant in an Algerian colored com
 pany. This Arab, who three months
 knew absolutely nothing about run
 ming, has been turning in 51 seconds , for the 400 meters quite regularly. The "Black Hope" as the French call , him, running alone and unpaced ne- gotiated the 800 metres in 1.54 flat and 800 metre races. He runs with an easy and free motion and greatly resembles the great Tom Longboat.