1912 Olympic Games Official Report Part 2

) The competition shall comprise, partly the following compulsory dives;1) running plain dive from a height2) running forward somersault of 1 metres;3) standing plain dive from a height4) running plain dive of 3 metres;and partly, 3 voluntary variety dives from a height of 3 metres. No dive, however,may be made more than once.The dives must be selected from table B.Table B.Degrees of difficulty for voluntary variety dives from a spring-boardof 3 metres height.Name of Dive.Run-ning.Standing.Degree ofdifficulty.Dives with face towards the water.Falling dive forwards (arms stretched by the sides)Ordinary header forwards (arms by the sides)Screw dive forwards with half turnonePike dive forwards(arms by the sides)Forward somersault (arms stretched by the sides)Flying somersault forwards (first well pointed header,then somersault)One and a half somersault(arms stretched by the sidesIsander’s diveMollberg’s dive (arms by the sides)Dives with face towards the spring-board.Falling dive backwards (arms stretched by the sides)Ordinary header backwardsPike dive with backward spring and turning inwardsBackward somersault (arms by sides)Pike dive with backward spring, turning inwards andsomersault (arms by the sides)Pike dive with backward spring, turning inwards andone and a half somersaultNote. For an even or divided spring, equal points will be awarded. Dives 7—10 and 16—18can be made either with the body erect, or with bending at the hips and knee joints, but theentry into the water shall be made with the body and legs straight.Water Polo.RULES FOR THE DRAW.The competition will be arranged on the elimination system. The competingteams will be drawn in couples for the first round, after which, the order of playfor the following rounds will be determined in such a way that the order up tothe final is decided before the commencement of the competition. The necessarynumber of extra matches will take place between teams qualifying for the secondand third prizes.1072