The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-10
INKS WOMEN
WEEP SPRING
BOARD PLACES
erican Mems SOON e t e r
clay Team Makes New
Record in Qualifying
10 TEAM Los E S
ee American Boxers, DAILY,
evine, Holaiko, Advance
TO Final Matches
10 TEAM LOS E S
(By the Associated Press)


tier polo; fencing; gymnas-
s; equestrian sports.
'ESTERDAY'S FEATURES
George koiac, United States.
new worlds record in win
no 100 meter backstroke
INNING championship. Walter
,ufer second and Paul Wyatt
ird. Time 1908 is.
Americans made clean sweep
women's springboard diving
tn Helen Meany first, Georgia
,leman second. and Dorothy
,ynton third.
American womer's 400 meter
Law team won championship
ith Great Britain second, set
az new Olympic record.
Albert Gorilla. Argentina.
on mems 400 meter free style
tn Charlton. Australia, Sec
ID. Americans Clarence
rabbe, Austin Clapp and Ray
uddy finished fourth, fifth
ID sixth respectively. Gorilla
50 set a new Olympic record.
Fraulein Schrader of Ger
any, won women's 200 meter
east stroke. Gertrude Hoff-
an, only American finalist.
lme in fifth.
Fourth new Olympic record
ade BY American mems 500
eter relay team in qualifying
v final.
Walter Goliath. Pete des Jar
mes and Michael Galitzen.
nited States, qualified for high
wing final.
American water polo team
st to France. 2 and l, in third
lace competition.
Danish yacht Hihi won six
.eter championship. with Nor.
az second and Esthonia third.
rieda, American entry, fifth.
rance won in eight meter
achting. Holland second and
weden third.
Charles McIlvane and Paul
ostello, United States, de-
Gated Losert and Flessel of
ustria in semifinals for double
.ulls, making fourth American
rev to reach finals.
Swiss four without coxswain
ntered finals by beating Pol
nd.
Hungary won team champion
hip in sabre fencing with Italy
econd and Poland third. Amer
an team did not reach finals.
Three American boxers
cached semifinals. John Daily,
antemweight. defeated Szeles.
hungary, Harry Devine, feath-
rweight, defeated Vakeya. Fin
md; and Stephen Holaiko.
!ghtweight, defeated Ducnfiglio,
argentina.
Harry Henderson, American
,iddleweight. beaten by Her
,arcx. Czechoslovakia. and
Alex Kaleachitz. heavyweight.
.nccked out in first round by
,orsdal of Norway in other
uarter final bouts.
Sloten, Holland. August 10.
-(AP)-The University of
,alifornia eight -oared crew
ron the blue ribbon event of
he Olympic rowing regatta
or the United States today.
efeating the English eight in
he final for the world cham
,ionship.
CALIFORNIA; time was six
minutes 3 is seconds The
;olden Bears margin of vic
ory over the experienced
names Rowing club crew from
london was three-quarters of
/. length.
Slcten. Holland. August TO-
AP)-Bob Pearce. Australian
over. won the singles SOULS
olympic championship today
!efeating Kenneth Myers, of
Philadelphia.
The Australian star won by
i've lengths, appearing more
Exhausted at the finish than
Myers, but quickly recovered.
london, August 10-(F-Journe
overnight from Amsterdam,
,erican Olympic track and fie
.letes arrived in London today
meet tomorrow with British al
es at Stamford Bridge.
Major p. j. Walsh, manager
party, said he was fully sat
i with the results Of the Olympi
The American team showing"
d, twas fully satisfying. The
nothing to complain about q
anything to be happy about.
sThe Olympics were conduct
ter than any previous ones q
standards were very high W
!; results proportional to
indards.
sThe American team was in ge
Adition and fine spirits throul
3"
Amsterdam, Holland, Aug. 10
The United States placed
he Of her swimmers in the u
her free style finals tod
inny Weissmuller, Chicago spe'
~ and defending champion, a
4brge Kojac, ew York schoolb
u vheirs impresSively. while w
a Laufer Of Chicago finished .
s. % Takaishi Of japan in
Weissmuller set . new 0lym
.Sord o. IS 3/5 seconds IN defe
Barany Of Hungary. Althou
~ American girls qualified
1O0-meter back stroke, til
ERvine Ms much less impress
a t5be mans. Mrs Lisa Lii
On of New York finished seco
(atie Brau o. Holland in . h
4 witch the Dutch Gtrl sst : =
lA record Of l*2l 316 for the d
s(iss Georgia Coleman Of the ]
Ecloo u. g. and Mn. Betty Bel
$500 a Detroit qualified for
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