1912 Olympic Games Official Report Part 2

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Highest numberof pointsNumber of pointsfor other yachtsfor a yachtplaced, after theafter the twotwo ordinaryordinaryraces.races.R e - sailing:No re-sailing.Yachts with 8 points re-sail for the 1:st and2:nd prizes.Yachts with 8 points re-sail for the 1:st and2:nd prizes, and yachts with 3 points forthe 3:rd prizes.No re-sailing.Yachts with 3 points re-sail for the 3:rd prize.Yachts with 7 points re-sail for the 1:st and2:nd prizes.Yachts with 7 points re-sail for the 1:st and2:nd prizes, and yachts with 4 points forthe 3:rd prize.Yachts with 7 points re-sail for the 1:st and2:nd prizes.Yachts with 7 points re-sail for the 1:st and2:nd prizes, and yachts with 3 points forthe 3:rd prize.1099
AFTERMATH.
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THE TUG-OF-WAR.ITS ORGANIZATION.he
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Pl. 172.GT. BRITAIN’S TUG-OF-WAR
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the flags of the competing nations
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CYCLING.ROAD RACE ROUND LAKE MÄLAR
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Germany asked to have Cycle-Polo an
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3) The obtaining aid from the local
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in that group, were first drawn, be
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of the competitors, too, of course.
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number of its guests from abroad to
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whole day, from 3 a. m. until 5 or
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R. LEWIS, South Africa, chaired by
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AtorderVästerås, c:a 200 kilometr
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The times required for the distance
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No. Name NationHour ofarrivalat the
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COMPARISONS.After what has been sai
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Comparative Table of Results gained
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Strictly speaking, cycling does not
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minative of the proper carrying out
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ÉPÉE TEAM COMPETITION.
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FINAL IN SABRE COMPETITON.FUCHS (Hu
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GROUP OF COMPETITORS IN ÉPÉE IN I
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GREAT BRITAIN’S TEAM IN SABRE COM
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Time Table for theof the Olympic Ga
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of the competitions. Our stating th
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THE FENCING.At 5 p. m. on the 5 Jul
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VVINotaris, S.Willems, V.Rayner, H.
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the rival school, on the same occas
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contest was one of special interest
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XVMoore, J. M. U. S. A.van Blijenbo
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onze medals in the individual event
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IXXXIXIIGopphold de Lobsdorf,K. Hun
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Result: 1. J. FUCHSHungary.2. B. B
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FOOTBALL.THE INCLUSION OF FOOTBALL
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GREAT BRITAIN (white jerseys) V. DE
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FROM THE FOOTBALL FINAL, GREAT BRIT
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FinanceCommittee:Messrs. CARL HELLB
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Referees.The Football Committee whi
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of the second half. Comers were for
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chance went when, a minute later, A
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and made a very pretty goal. The fi
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could not get past Göbel who, duri
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places, but Jorgensen shadowed the
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This goal made the British team une
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FOOTBALL. HOLLAND v. SWEDEN. The Du
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Pl. 190.FOOTBALL.GREAT BRITAIN (whi
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Pl. 192.HOLLAND’S FOOTBALL TEAM.I
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PL 194.SWEDEN'S FOOTBALL TEAM.GERMA
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Had they been opposed by a first cl
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had shown against Sweden. During th
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SOME GENERAL REFLECTIONS AND WISHES
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his best when working in the midst
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After a number of alterations — c
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Detail-drawing, showing method of f
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Detail-drawing showing method of fa
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times by the chief leader, who then
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THE SWEDISH GYMNASTS IN TEAM COMPET
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Pl. 198THE SWEDISH GYMNASTS IN TEAM
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THE BRITISH GYMNASTS IN TEAM COMPET
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THE LUXEMBURG GYMNASTS IN TEAM COMP
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Inside jump.Outside jump.Balance ju
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GENERALPROTOCOL.I. Team Competition
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Programme.A) EXERCICES D’ENSEMBLE
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IV. 1. 2. Poser le pied gauche sur
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Programme.1. Übung.FREIÜBUNGEN.R
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Kniestrecken mit einer ‘/4 Drehun
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auf dem linken Schenkel —, linke
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III. Seitstand.Felgaufschwung rück
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THE NORWEGIAN GYMNASTS IN TEAM COME
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DISPLAY BY SWEDISH GYMNASTS.
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Step R. foot forward down, arms hor
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Exercise 2.Raise R. leg sidewards (
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Underswing and backs up to front re
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III. 3-4. Quart de tour à gauche,
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3. — Changer la prise, mains deva
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Troisième Degré.Attention. — Pr
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A. Free CarriageExecutionB. Hor. Ba
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6.1. Senken mit gestreckten Hüften
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DISPLAY-TEAM OF DANISH GYMNASTS.
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Pl. 210.MARCH PAST OF DANISH WOMEN
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Verharren in dieser Stellung.Grunds
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Clasp—Wave—Toes-fast position.
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Zehenstand. Stab vor-hochheben.Seit
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zontale. Les flexions des membres i
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DISPLAY BY FINNISH WOMEN GYMNASTS,
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Faire face en arrière en tournant
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INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION.Friday, 12 J
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The introductory exercises, marchin
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— the system employed — for the
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DISPLAY BY SWEDISH WOMEN GYMNASTS.
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DISPLAY BY SWEDISH WOMAN GYMNASTS C
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the two latter moments, one might v
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HORSE RIDING COMPETITIONS.t was fir
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During the spring of 1910 the follo
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of the kind at which no money prize
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THE STADIUM DURING THE PRIZE JUMPIN
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THE COMPETITORS IS THE HORSE RIDING
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taking part in the Games. In conseq
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hand it was thought possible that s
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the try outs, while the money prize
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with the exception that the try out
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President:Adjutant:B.Prize Riding:L
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Olympic Games of Stockholm, 1912 an
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Le résultat a dépassé toute notr
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Map of the Course for the Distance-
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Name of RiderCountryNameof HorseWhe
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Individual Placing after Trials 1 a
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Maximum time 2 min. 45 sec.Summary
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Final results.Name of RiderTrial 1
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Pl. 223.INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION IN T
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Pl. 225.INDIVIDUAL PRIZE JUMPING.H.
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Pl. 227.GERMANY’S TEAM IN TEAM PR
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H. M. THE KING PRESENTING THE 1:ST
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Name of RiderCountryName of HorseWh
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A. Individual competition.List of c
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Total maximum points 190A. Individu
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Name of RiderCountryName of HorseWh
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Those horses which, besides taking
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11,00 a.m.2,00 p.m.4,30—6,30 p.m.
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VI. Doctors and Veterinary Surgeons
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2. The rider shall weigh out not la
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Back of Entry-form for Horse Riding
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Sweden, to and from Stockholm (1:st
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LAWN TENNIS.REPORT OF THE LABOURS O
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and the draw was at once carried ou
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A W. Gore, the English ex-champion,
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M. Decugis, FranceJ. Just, BohemiaT
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Second Round.In the second round, a
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Pl. 231.GENTLEMEN’S DOUBLES (cove
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final Miss Aitchison and Roper-Barr
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Gentlemen’s Singles.(Out-of-door
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1. Great Britain2. France3. Sweden4
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Forth round.In the fourth round, So
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FINAL IN GENTLEMAN'S DOUBLES (out-o
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H. M. THE KING PRESENTING PRIZES FO
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Gentlemen’s Doubles. (Out-of-door
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quence of the bad luck attending hi
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yeMrs. E. Amheim, SwedenC. O. Nylé
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MODERNPENTATHLON.PREPARATORY WORK O
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Pl. 237.ÉPÉE FENCING, MODERN PENT
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AS regards the weapon, it was not c
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ing their own. There were advantage
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Pl. 239.CROSS-COUNTRY RACE, MODERN
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SINGING THE SWEDISH NATIONAL ANTHEM
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If two or more competitors had the
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NameNationPoints per shotNo. ofmiss
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NameNationPoints per shotNo. ofmiss
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Table showing the result of the Fen
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NameNationDeduction of points for c
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NameNationPointsShoot- Swim- Fenc-
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THE PROGRAMME.The programme was at
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THE HOUSING OF THE BOATS.The only p
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and training, were quite superior t
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ecovery, a powerful grip of the wat
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of clearsighted, energetic work tha
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of the race to make up the two clea
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After a very energetic race up to t
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EIGHTS, OUTRIGGERS, SEMI-FINAL. LEA
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PL. 244.EIGHTS, OUTRIGGERS. NEW COL
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Pl. 246.FOURS, OUTRIGGERS.THAMES RO
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Pl. 248.SINGLE SCULLS. W. D. K INNE
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victory was greeted by everyone —
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that of any of his opponents, his l
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SHOOTING.SHOOTING COMMITTEE.he Olym
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and to take all other needful steps
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GROUP OF ALL THE FOREIGN AND SWEDIS
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RIFLE COMPETITIONS, KAKNÄSPl. 252
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As the ranges at Kaknäs had only 6
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PlacingNation Name 200 m. 400 m. 50
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Placing Name Nation PointsHelgerud,
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Placing Name Nationprec.SeriesAdded
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Placing Nation NameStand- Kneel-Tot
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It was, undeniably, with a certain
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NationN a m eTot.pointsscored bycom
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total distance of all the hits from
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N a m eNationTotalpointsscoredby co
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TotalN a m e NationpointsRemarksA.
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The Swedish duel-shooting team dese
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tion were also paid to miniature-ri
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U. S. A. MARSKMAN AT KAKNÄS
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Pl. 256.DENMARK’SRIFLE-TEAM.RIFLE
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Pl. 258.SWEDEN’SRIFLE-TEAM.SWEDEN
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A CLAY BIRD SHOOTING COMPETITION AT
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It will be seen by the rules of the
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There were 83 entries, from 13 nati
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Harry BlauBasile de SkrotskyDimitry
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Comparative list of results (given
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son and Th. Kumfeldt. A special Tra
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The water polo competition, too, wa
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Heat 8. 1. ERIC BERGQVIST, Sweden,
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pressed the leader hard, but the Au
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Pl. 262.LONG DISTANCE SWIMMING. G.
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Pl. 264.START FOR TEAM RACE, LADIES
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Final.7·40 p.m. Wednesday, 10 July
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5. C. Atkinson, Great Britain, 3 m.
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swam beautifully, beat Taylor for s
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Not placed:Sweden(G. I. Carlsson, A
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his style was not so clean as that
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General protocol of the competition
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General protocol of the competition
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pl. 19, p. 27.3. 5. Ester Edström,
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Zimmerman and Potts lay side by sid
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additional goals and Belgium 1, so
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Pl. 266.PLAIN AND VARIETY DIVING. H
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Pl. 268.PLAIN DIVING, LADIES.GRETA
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PLAIN DIVING, LADIES. ISABELLE WHIT
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WATER POLO.FRANCE v. SWEDEN.
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tain had no difficulty in increasin
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men only, the figures were soon bro
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them. In the high diving, Sweden wa
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WRESTLING.ORGANISATION.he Committee
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P l . 2 7 4WRESTLING. FEATHER WEIGH
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Pl. 276.WRESTLING. MIDDLE WEIGHT. A
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FEATHER WEIGHT.K. KOSKELO FinlandG.
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LightWeight.NameJosef (Stemmer) Sá
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MiddleWeight B.NameEdouard MartinIv
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distinguished themselves in this ev
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such a branch of athletics as wrest
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VESSELS WITH SPECTATORS, NYNÄSHAMN
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Another body that might otherwise h
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VIEW OF STARTING-PLACE FOR OLYMPIC
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“ERNA-SIGNE” (Sweden) and “HE
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Pl. 284.“SANS ATOUT” (Sweden)2:
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“TAIFUN” (Norway); “NORNAN”
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Friday,Saturday,Sunday,Monday,Tuesd
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stam; E. Sterner, L. Widberg, A. Lj
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This “Committee of Honour of the
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at Nynäshamn. Some lay outside the
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10-Metre class.Gallia IINinaMargaKi
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The positions in the various classe
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prizes, after which, 5 minutes late
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6-Metreclass.MAC MICHE G. Thubé &
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DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES AT THE OLYMP
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H. M. THE KING CROWNING THE WINNER
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Pl. 292H. KOLEHMAINEN AT THE DISTRI
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Pl. 294H. R. H. THE CROWN PRINCE PR
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in front of the three tribunes. In
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Speeches were made, on proposing th
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On Sunday, 14 July, the Swedish Oly
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elles ont plus ou moins contribué
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the reasons that has impelled the S
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Speech made by H. R. H. Prince Wilh
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y means of our rules as to “compa
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The dinner, given on Wednesday, 3 J
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that, in the opinion of the Committ
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REPORT ISSUED BY THE JURY FORAWARDI
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most certainly in agreement with th
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opinion in the matter. These artist
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Painting:Gold Medal: G. PELLIGRINI,
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Muss fortgesetzt an Leib und Seele
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same time, affording a good opportu
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The result of all these kind servic
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A CORNER OF BOY SCOUTS’ CAMP, DJU
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Pl. 298.BOY SCOUTS’CAMP.ONE OFTHE
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“SVEA LEVE” (Long live Sweden).
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field, that the players there are u
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Pl. 300.ICELANDIC“GLIMA”-WRESTL
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that is held in special favour by e
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A nidtag (foul) is the term applied
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Pl. 302.VÄSTERÅS BASEBALL-CLUB TE
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Pl. 304.BASEBALL MATCH, U. S. A. v.
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As may be seen by the above report
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Olympic arenas, a general programme
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For example, the Royal Library exhi
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came the concert proper, consisting
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FRIES, K. A. E., surgeon-lieutenant
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Table I. Nationality of the Men Pat
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Table III.Nationality of the Women
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The most comprehensive measures of
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piads, it ought to be run during th
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STATISTICS, LIST OF OFFI=CIALS AND
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Classic soil was chosen as the scen
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Results obtained in the precedingOl
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CompetitionHolderRecordMade at theO
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I. F. W. KELLYII. J. WENDELLIII. W.
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Cycling Road Race round Lake Mälar
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Mixed Doubles.I. E. M. HANNAM—C.
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I. SWEDENII. RUSSIAIII. GREAT BRITA
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Wrestling.I. KALLE KOSKELOII. GEORG
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LIST OF COMPETITORS, WHO WON TWO I:
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COMPARISON BETWEEN THE SWEDISH OFFI
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Shooting with Miniature Rifle, ind.
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10 1:st prizes, 30 points:GREATBRIT
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Shooting: Clay Bird Competition, in
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2 2:nd prizes, 4 points: Swimming:
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LIST OF DIPLOMAS OF MERIT AWARDED A
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Throwing the Discus, best hand:MUCK
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Ind. Sabre competition:ANDRÉEFF, W
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Comp. q) CEDERSTRÖM, F.EKMAN, J. E
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TABLE SHOWING THE NUMBER OF STARTER
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TABLE OF DIPLOMAS OF MERIT AWARDED
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TABLE SHOWING PROPORTION BETWEEN TH
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Name Nation Branch of Athletics Com
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NameNationBranch of AthleticsCompet
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NameNation Branch of Athletics Comp
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Name Nation Branch of AthleticsComp
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Name Nation Branch of AthleticsComp
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Name Address NationSouth African Am
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Name Address NationUnion des Socié
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Name Address NationUnion des Socié
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Major H. TennerWels, C. A.Prince Ot
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Bukh, Niels E.Clod-Hansen, Abr.Mrs
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CazaletChamp, PaulMarquis de Chasse
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Müller, Joh. J. P.Natusch, B.Obst,
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Ridley-Martin, A.Seligman, E.Simmon
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Professor Cesare TifiD:r F. Tonetti
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PORTUGAL.Correrira, FernandoCount d
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Hammond, G. M.Lieut. A. S. JonesKir
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LIST OF THE SWEDISH MEMBERS OFCOMMI
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Blidberg, CarlBlixen-Finecke, C. vo
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Eriksson, HenningEssen, C. vonEssen
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Hermansson, V. R.Hermelin, S. D. A.
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König, Cl.StockholmMemb. of Modern
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Löwenadler, P.Löwenthal, J.Magnus
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Regnell, L.Rettig, P.Richter, Augus
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Söderberg, E.Söderberg, G.Söderq
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Ålund, C. W.Åsbrink, GustafÖfver
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Högmark, FredJensen, K.Lomberg-Nie
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Page, A. H.Parker, W. A.Phillips, P
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SWITZERLAND.Gandard, V.Moeschlin, F
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RULES AND REGULATIONSFOR THE COMPET
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When the signal has been given to b
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In other respects the same regulati
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and thereafter, by a further 2 cm.
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this jump shall not be measured, bu
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Throwing the Discus.The discus shal
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hind the winner, he, like the secon
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c) The pulling shall take place wit
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FENCING.RULES FOR THE COMPETITIONS.
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The Ground.All the competitions wil
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CONSTITUTION OF THE POOLS.A. In the
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The Scoring Sheet will be on the fo
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c) If he tries to parry a stop-hit
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GYMNASTICS.GENERAL REGULATIONS.1. T
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The average of marks awarded for mo
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for the execution: 0 — 10 points
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5. Division and order of rotation o
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HORSE=RIDINGCOMPETITIONS.GENERAL RE
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3. Individual Riding over Steeplech
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5 obstacles to be taken at a gallop
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III.Prize=Jumping Competition.A. In
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Obstacles used in the Horse Riding
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Supplement 2.The “Military”.Pri
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parallel with it, are drawn the Ser
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Page 739 and 740: No help may be rendered by any othe
Page 741 and 742: 11. A boat not at the start at the
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Page 745 and 746: 5. Each competitor shall shoot two
Page 747 and 748: The series at the target shall cons
Page 749 and 750: e) Individual Competition. Distance
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Page 757 and 758: SWIMMING.GENERAL REGULATIONS.1. The
Page 759 and 760: c) All variety dives must be made b
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Page 763 and 764: 12. Captains. The captains shall be
Page 765 and 766: point where the ball leaves the fie
Page 767 and 768: High Dive.1. Backward Header. 2. Ba
Page 769 and 770: High Dive.4. Backward spring outwar
Page 771 and 772: High Dive.7. Armstand with overback
Page 773 and 774: High Dive.9. One somersault forward
Page 775 and 776: High Dive.11.One and a half somersa
Page 777 and 778: High Dive.13. Mollberg’s dive.108
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Page 781 and 782: Spring Board Dive.11. Isander’s d
Page 783 and 784: WRESTLING.General Regulations.The c
Page 785 and 786: Example I:A beats B, B beats C:A I,
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Page 793 and 794: Letter from James E. Sullivan, Esq.
Page 795 and 796: naissance éprouvée par toute notr
Page 797 and 798: ing our congratulations on Sweden
Page 799 and 800: as it is on mutual respect, friends
Page 801 and 802: (Translation.)The Swedish Olympic C
Page 803 and 804: Letter from Sidney H. Farrar, Esq.,
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1912 Olympic Games Official Report Part 2

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