The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-05
NEW SCHEDULE
 FOR 0LYMPICS
 HAS BEEN MADE

New York, Jan. 5.-A revised and combined schedule for the Seventh Oiynpiad, to be held at Antwerp next summer had been prepared by the Amateur Athletic Union for the guidance of the various American or ganizations which plan to participate in the international meet. While the program, as outlined, is a tentative one subject to change after further corresp ondence, 1t gives an excellent idea of the scope of the games Tn which the Americans will be strong contenders. The events and dates, ar ranged in the order of their import ance, are as follows: ATHLETfCS-Aug. Is to 25.-10o- meter dash. 200-meter dash, 400- meter run, 1,500-meter run, 5000 meter run, 10.oO0-meter run flat; 110-meter hurdles cross country, about five miles; individual and team race; 10,00o-meter walking race, run ming high jump, standing high jump, running broad jump, standing broad i jump, pole jump, throwing the jave- l lin, with the javelin held in the
 centre, best hand, throwing the dis | GUS, putting the weight, throwing the | hammer, throwing the grenade, mar
 athon, Brussels to Antwerp; pentha- l lon comprising CD running broad 1 jump, CD throwing the javelin, (3) 1 20G-meter dash, flat; (4) throwing 1 the discuss, (5) 1,5o0-meter run, flat. ] (Note-it is proposed to suppress l the decathlon as this event takes
 much time and is practically a re- petition of the pentathlon).
 TEAM COMPETITIONS. - 4o0-
 meter relay race, four men; 1.6o0-
 meter relay race, four men; 5000 l meter team race, five to run, three to
 count; tug of war, teams of eight
 men.
 | GYMNASTICS. - Aug. 22 to 29.-
 Team competition with exercises ac-
 cording to the Swedish system. Team
 of not less than 1s nor more than 40.
 The limit, one hour. 2-Team com
 petition, 16 to 40 men, with exercises
 according to the special conditions.
 Time limit-one hour. 3-Team com
 petition, 16 to 40 men, with free
 choice of movements and apparatus.
 Time limit one hour. Indi
 vidual competition, with exercises on horizontal bar, parallel bars and other fixed apparatus. 5-Displays
 by team of men and of women. Time } limit-45 minutes. NAUTICAL SPORTS. - Rowing. Sept. 27 to 29-G) single souls, (2) double sculls, (3) fours outriggers , (4) eights outriggers.
  dividual events (a) men; 100- meter
 free style, 100-meter back stroke, l 200-meter breast stroke. 1,500-meter : free style, (b) women; 100-meter
 free style, high diving. Team events. n (a) men; S0o-meter team race, four : men; water polo, (b) women; 400- 8 meter team race, four women. s YACHTING.-July II to 1.-The
 program is not fixed yet and will be , l sent later.
 l FIGHTING SPORTS. - Fencing. D Aug. 24 to Sept 5.-Epee, one indf- e vidual and one team competition; n sabre, one individual and one team = competition; foils, one individual r | competition.
 8 BOXING.-Aug. 15 to 1e.-Individ- t ual competition of English boxers = divided into eight classes according to weight. Decision on points with a @ limited number of rounds. WRESTLING.-Aug. Is to 31.- Individual competition Graeco-R Roman -. style, five classes, according to the !. weight.
 SHOOTING.-July2 24 to Aug. 31, e at Beverloo-Individua competition, = clay bird shooting; individual compe- @ @+ tition, pistol. Subject to alterations. s (Beverloo is about thirty miles east s of Antwerp).
 = I- Military, (a) 50-kilometer cross coun- H try; Cb) steeplechase, individual; Go '. team prize jumping; (d) prize riding, o individual; (e) individual prize jump
 ing.
 CYCLING. - Road individual and + team race, Aug. to 10- st COMBINED SPORTS. - Modern Il Pentathlon: Aug. 24 to 27-d Duel " shooting, distance 25 meters; (2) IS swimming, 300 meters, free style; C3) U epee fencing; (4) riding over Q s special mar..ed course not to exceed 7f 5000 meters. with horses tossed up "a for; (5) cross-country race at 1000 meters.
 l. HOCKEY.-April 1 to 10.-Compe- T. tition on the knockout system, men; y competition on the knockout system, ,A women.
 III LAWN TENNIS.-Aug. 15 to 23-
 Individual competitions in open air !, on brick courts; (a) mems singles ,. (b) women's singles, Co mems "a doubles, (d) mixed doubles. It HORSE POLO.-July Is to Aug. ? ie at Ostend Competition on taa U, knockout system su ARCHERY.-Aug. 3 to 8. - Polo le competiti~u; target competition.
 GOLF.-No date announced-Men's " competition, womens competition. eo CONCOURS DART. - The Stock ie holm program will probably be U adopted, it will include competitions DO in architecture, sculpture, painting IS music and literature. as GAME SHOOTING AND NOUN IL TAIN ASCENTS.-Same competition 5 as at Stockholm. se RUGBY AND THE ASSOCIATION IT, FOOTBALL.-Aug. 24 to Sept 5. III GRASS HOCKEY.-Aug 30 to Sept ls 5.
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