Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-29
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
 FOR THE OLYMPIC GAMES AT ANTWERP
April Until October is to be Consumed in Renewal of
 Classic

New York, Feb. 2s.-Copies of the official program of the Olympic games to be staged in Belgium dur ing period from April to October, recently received in this country disclose arrangements for one of the most ambitious international meets in the history of the athletic classic. Close to 30 different branches of sport competitions are provided in- cluding individual and team con tests aggregating several hundred events. All the famous competitions which have made the Olympic games noted in past revivals, including the Marathon race, Pentalthlon and Decathlon are continued and early advices indicate larger and more varied entry by nations than ever before.
 Elaborate distribution of prizes and trophies is provided, heavy gold, silver and bronze Olympic medals being the award to the first three competitors in all of the track and certain other contests. In addition there will be special diplomas, cups, statues, bowls and other prizes for the winners of the more important events. Many of these were donated by the rulers and titled personages of European countries for past Olympiads and are in the possession of individuals or nations having won temporary title to the prizes at Stockholm in 1912. The complete program follows:
 August 14.Official opening of Olympic stadium.
 August 15-23 Olympic track and field championships in stadium. Six entries per nation for each event. Not more four to start. Entries close July IA.
 Individual events-1OO, 200, 400, 800, 1,500, 5000 and 10000 metre track runs. Marathon race 26 1-2 miles, approximately, 110 and 400 metres hurdles, 5000 metres steeple- chase. 5000 and 1000 metre walks Running high and running broad jumps. Running hop-step and jump Pole vault, Javelin, discuss and ham hem. Throwing 56-pound weight. Putting 16-pound shot.
 Team competitions-On entry per nation. 400 metres relay (teams of four with two substitutes) 1,600 me- 5 tres relay {teams of four with two substitutes) 5000 metres run 6 start CTS, three to score). Tug of wax teams of eight with four substi tutes.)
 Cross-Country run-10,000 metres individual and team combined. In dividual--six entries four to start; team, eight entries, six to start. Three best competitors of each na tion to make team and the sum of their place numbers will determine team ranking.
 Weight Lifting, Aug 2S to 2S-Lift- ing dumbbell. one hand throwing with other; throwing bar two hands in following weight classes; feath CT, light, middle. lght-heavy and heavy. Three entries, two compet' tors. Entries close July 22.
 Shooting, July Military arms. hunting guns. rcvolvers and pistols. Three positions, lived and movable targets. Seven entries. : contestants. Entries close uJne 2
 Modern Pentathlon, Aug. 24-27- - Twenty shots, pistol or revolver at silhoutte target 25 metres distant; 300 metre swim free style, duellingI swords, 5000 metre horseback ride, 4000 metre cross country walk. Six entries, starters. Entries close July 23
 Decathlon, Aug. 15-23 3-1O0, 100 and 1,500 metres runs, no metre hur- dies, running broad and running high jumps, pole vault, 16-lb. shot put discus and javelin throws. Six cn- tries, and four competitors. Entries close July IA.
 Rowing, Aug Single souls. double sculls, pair, fours, and eight cared shells with cokswain, distance one and one quarter miles. One en- try per nation per event. Entries close July D.
 Swimming, Aug. 22-29--Events men 100 metres free style; events men 100 metre, back stroke; events, men, 200 metre, breast stroke; events, men, 400 metre, free style;s events, men, 400, metre, breast stroke; events, men 1,500 metre, free style.
 Diving g-Ordinary, fancy and spring board.
 Swimming-Eventc, women, 100 metre and 300 metre, free style, or dinary and spring board diving. Six entries; four starters.
 Swimming Team events, men, 500 metre relay race, six entries, includ- ing two substitutes; water polo teams of seven with seven substi- tutes. Women, 400 metre relay, SIX entries with two substitutes. All swimming entries close July 21,
 Cycling, Aug. 9-12-Track events, LOGO metres; 2,000 metres tandem; 50 Kilometres (31 miles). Team pur- suit race 4,000 metres. Road race 175 kilometres t10S miles), team score total time of four competitors six entries, four starters. Entries close July &.
 Gymnastics, Aug. 2-29-Maximum limit six individual entries and ono team entry. Time allowance for competition or exhibition one hour. Entries close July 21.
 Fencing, Aug 15-2S Ten entries, eight participants. Individual foil, sword and sabre. Team tests, one entry per nation Entries close July IA
 Wrestling, Greco Roman, Aug. 15- 26-Feather, light middle, light heavy and heivywcight classes En tries close July IA. Three entries, two to compete.
 Catch-as- Catch-Can, Aug. 27-31- Same classes. Entries close July 26. Three entries, two to compete.
 Boxing, Aug. 15-26 ~Flywcight, bantam, feather, light, wclter, mid dle. light heavy and heavy weight classes. Three entries, two competi- i tors. International boxing fedora. Ept, ,I T,,I