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Stadium was opened today. It was a
form“ uremny, staged with a set-
ting of flags. banners 2.9de
pennants agatnst a background of
white stone, content and wood, with
royalty, ecieiaidom, diplomacy. Idle
and fashion participating in the‘pro-
gram or represented in themes. nut
the thousands of spectators packed
about the huge oval. Centered their
intend in the actual comma—-
at“ n-onl 31) nations—who parad-
ed the arena and tomorrow will be-
gin-«thawing or rtr'elfzth and skill.
The spectators were as cosmopon:
hn as the mass of contestants. and,
in the ranks of the athletes were citi-
sens or all the countries" whose flags,
flying Iron: annual, diplomatic orcon-
nular hoxes, made the scene a. color-
at hodgepodge, like a warship deck-
ed out with all‘her pennants.
missing, and these countries, barred
from participating in the meet, as
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were all enemies of the Entente pow-
era in the “'8". had no representation comparative handful. as was Japan.
Either in the arena or in the diplo- each nation participting seemed
matic boxes.
was missing, In their places,
nations newborn of the war. Poland
ing Bohemia, whose athletes, though 'um, seemed to be there.
then listed separately, had to march'
holm. The Juno-Slave today replaced .only by
vthe Serbians of 1912, t
The formal ceremonies of opening:
the stadium included addresses, by the hind the stars
presented the stadium to Baron Pierre tory in
SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 13..
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national o res—mime “threw “'Americans_ in the dint. The stadium in some more “523“ ll! mime” m ems: moon Rem scone w
»a ow, ‘ ‘ m”?! thief-2M? u“? at)! 81‘.‘ of . than three“:- it” the‘gl -' room, A... “PM «some by resins 1
Islam or mem cit! Ewell“ nation 0'! the . who could ’ " ,iness dist-not of tour tonnes w rounds and o- toui for 72 linlv! a! , " ‘ O 00»:
1-39-15“!!- Olfigfin » . thaw?“ “PEG"! “in mi. ed by sun-t Ilia rel» m” tmlfl- he prize cannon in moo-ileum no... 4“:le an: . ,
{was ‘nsv tr . . . Hprfih'efl_ 9! m the wiser .Mflch3way linen, it h- *buil oi noifi, M on chm-950‘", 'ere as followg; {whith t-IBN- m. u . 1‘ l;
“be”! my. . , ~. n , '7 ' .' he“ mete.” and toad. on- in» 79W. “"“‘- - Edward ",3 » 'fa rut-"punt m' :r ' . We
The cheering was continuous the * , :_ -t‘fi ‘hnrborgpressive arched main entrance. Its New York, 4; (Revel-ad. 3_ England ........ 74 73 73 75—297. lracing. at Sui-xi. 1;- ‘N
’9thle‘88' filing in from the open my” '_ Wm mgr-m agony for spectators h enti- 'f‘etrofl, 3; Cfiicago. 3 (gm called, Harry Vardon, ,rt-res hurl hw‘n 4.1. i - 7t .
Justnbadl.“ the Sled! e-ihgggmnfi . wo- Md 3M”- 1:, mm m “ uh). anal—e .......... n 78 it 13-29: no two oi in. me. " l
'm firmed. mm by n, swungl , 0' _ June parts ot‘cncloses, is oval in shlpe. On two Phil‘delphl“ 34); Boston, 1-7_ Leo Mege]. 'n-ader rum. 3? ., ‘_ i '1.
into the arena headed by the mnthe s’tadinm, at le whitened blades Obese-is traded “and M” Only the: names flayed. 1 We .......... 7: 7t 73 77-- 296 Thu mind in at Will i». ‘2
there ,0! the International Olmpic'b‘? 1} regular american crowd. The where are located the boxes and re- , “a 3m, decide mp mm“... d M. ”to,
. They marched in aphal , , a! cause, and. use the eel-steam. At no mundane magnum at M ,,,,,,,,,, 75 17 7: 72—39;} The rain wow it... -
Mm‘ undemtho "a” 39‘3“"!- N' “we“ Fm“ W med to be OVAL however. the” "e no ’00" W Won. Lost. P. C. dock Hut-chime. odds on l'a\'orit~. "W
Dmflulb‘ Irst the list, book last out in force. only a series at steps—inc than at veland ....... on 39 mar Chic-co .......... 59 7e 74 777-296 :and dwdlnx 1...“: « - .. .3 ‘
mce,_mm31y, as hosts. The ”“1. A glance at the list diode-s pnr- the 01‘ Greek UPC-Off Clam lcago ........ . . 79 41 .831 Chick Enos staltns. punt» oi as f‘..‘ ,“W
I” 0! U! "110'! Bu“ mm flCipatlng in thll Gimp!“ safes nn commdfiing {MS a WIS; New York ---......... 71' ‘2 .6239 Chin“ .: ........ '4 7‘ 73 75‘”. old ll'mlPH‘, ‘7“:
lriélaed tfleir‘alphabetical precedence idea of the cosmitan character of standing: St. Louis ............ £2 53 .495 lame, name. ' Amnhor mum vm.- . . ,
to march just behind the ‘participantsithe athletes and crowd: ammo-a The tracks are the 01'6“!er cinder Boston ........ 48 is .453: St. Louis ....... 76 7o 76 76—298 yesterday wh- n .im. 37"“
[than the mother coming. Great grit-‘gium, Brazil. Canada. Chhn, mill, indium. the inside tuna. not. Washlm t7 - u .443'Bobhy Janos. first mile or the 2 m ; . *
sin. This Wght Brazil nut in line Denmark. Egypt. Spain. United smes.lwill be haste field m.“ 01*“ Detroit .............. 40 65 .381 mum ........... 78 74 7o 7.-—299 set a record tul‘ m. . . . ,i ‘ "
behind the atrium committee. fFinlInd. “use. Great Britain. hem turf. Pflkdclphh ........ 35 75 .318 Willie mourn-e. from behind in lmtll r... ‘ ""t
Each group was preceded by its Greece, Holland, Brithh India. ltaly.i The mum: in“. ml 0' moo. --—-— New Tor-k .76 75 7. 74_299! fl. . ‘
.‘flags. and, generally speaking. each Japan, Luxembourg, Mexico, 510""an a fraction under 390 meters 1° ‘1 Omen Today. Bob McDonald ; IROOKLYN RECALLS cunts.
or nationals was uniformly New Zealand, Portugal, Poland. Soutbglap. There is ft Itnlxhuwnv. along Boston at Philadelphia. Chicago ...... 73 78 71 78—300: k C
dressed—not in athletic toga, but in iAIrica-Rumania, Sweden. Switserland. lone side, snflciently lo!!! I“ the 100‘ Chicago at Detroit. Walter Inga: i NEW YORK, Aux if :n
limits at uniform cut and color. Some,‘,Czeoho-Slovnkla and Iago—Slavic; {meter “In, hut the ”anchor me New Tort at Washington. Detroit .......'...74 7; 77 78.4302 lyn ('lub. oi lllv .\..v..- . H‘,’ ‘“
however, were in army or navy uni 01' the”. Brazil. China. Elna. ’moat he rm on the ovflnl. The can at. Lois at CleVeiand. c w_ sum mvdar anmun- - ll -' “
lfm-ms. As they swung by the royal Spain. British India, Mexico and Po-lneld inside is. 148 by ‘3 meters. and __ Atlantic ””32“...“ 74 74 76~ 302 lace P. Hood law L.» ,"
,box, where-King Albert, Prince Leo- land did not participate at Stoclmolm the football ground. 106 by 68 metem- NATIOIAL um pm, ”on.“ who sin z...:..- t -. , . “
”mm and a 81'0“” 0‘ Governmem oil-ii“ 1912- {There are mm” mm“ “ck °‘ the Washington .......75 77 73 79—304 Coast new _
fl lcials were standing, they saluted thei Today'smeremony, from the inter-istadium. Yesterday's m M J Brady or Horace T M‘ur - 2....
° “3’ the German “9'3 “‘3‘” King. Some of the athletes paid slmi- national viewpoint. signified not only: There are. or course. special M- Brooklyn. 4; 39. York. 3, him," , 77 :3 74 73-305 Ivan! plus in. ~ . '
a11-“7111011 flew overthe stadium in thedar courtesy to the ambassadors or the formal opening of the Olympic inn-bathing and refremem mm“ St. Louis, 4; Pittsburgh. 2. mm} was}; lion, was ul-o “no-..“ “
Sim Olympiad. at Stockholm. weremimgtem of their nations, who bad games. but the completion of a task tor the athletcc. and mom ‘0' ‘5’ Boston. 5-2; Chicago. 28. New York ..'....79 7‘: 76 “~30; 7 — ,
iboxes all around the arena_ by Belgium, which. undertaken at a press and oflitialaS. om, three 5;.” Modified. Charles Rate“ : LEADS FOR cng'agq 57$
l Whether it was represented by 350 ditYicult time in her history. seemed 1 Pittsburgh ' . 76 7,; 77 "-305. FAXIW'FKY_ Aw: ‘ M ,
.athletes. as was France, or only a almost impossible of consummation. me he“ met] Standing we... cm... . mo Amerit an «L. . . . ,. . .
“men the Intematk’nlil Olympicl I M h m w”. 140“. PUP .E'CH sAv‘ IT" “To ;“~lll lltll rf'iil ll 2A L, l»
. to committee. meeting at Lausanne. in! II . Cincinnati ........... 69 14 .573 HOT” To IOX MORAN ‘11?!“ Dido}. .\1. .
The mm“ flag “50.1mm its special clique of partisans in 1919. decided to award the Se'enth, “—‘-‘"" Brooklyn ............ 62 47 569 Al Reich sent word’to the Armorv Ana-19s. is lt-m'wm ~.
how- the stands. \‘l'here possible. the spec Olympiad to Belgium. the nationafter. AMERICAN L 00!. New York . . 57 ‘3 '5“ ‘ A of Jersey Citv "“19",“. ma} H“; mm end on
ever, were the athletes and flags 0‘ tators or one nationality had grouped four years' of occupation by the ene-ifi'V" "I" Club 4" A K H- Pitubur‘h ,,,,,,,,,, 53 so .515 he “a not box hirnn‘k lorAn at Cleveland. and '
_ together. All of the tourists who. formmy and in a crippled industrial mm..flisler, “L '4-- ~10“ 4” 91 172 50‘ Chicago _____________ 5‘ 57 '4“ that club on loudly nltht bad“... “m, t." i-.,v..
and CieCh—Slovakmv the latter T891802weeks, have been pouring into Belgiqtlon, set out to construct a huge gi;.,Speaker, Ch" --193 4": 9’ 153 303 '31, Louis ,,,,,,,,,,,, 49 51 '“2 u" u too hot" Al didn't fitlnr'le tmiv and lion.“ l- . i w
' idiom and make arrangements [or thelJackson, (‘hL "106 ‘1‘ 8’ ‘80 388 Boston ............ 45 56 .45“ {at what was'tno hot but it” iu as. Maxed sown. “W ‘ l u.-
' _ . The American athletes, about 300igames in about one year’s time. Other Ruth, 3"- Y--~_---107 3‘0 133 131 335 Phllldclphia ' ' ‘2 6'3 "00 ed ih ‘ he meant. Prank would broken in "a”. 5,.
just behind the ~15"le 8‘ Stock- strong, were cheered frequently, not nations. scenes of previous Olympiadl. 13- Collim. Chi-«“0 429 96 15" 359 """" ' ' :22! it ‘30 hot for him ‘ ‘ l __ ,-,
their compatriots in the had had much more time and more‘fa-j NAT'ONAL LEM-“JE- m' 7“” Th mans m, of mp show then an. -—Trv a Mafia,“ (1 -..,.M,l
stands, but by the thrimgs, who re- ivorahle conditions. (Player and Club. G. AB. 1!. H. PC. Drookbn .. New York ' :ed a; fr he could w on I'hwo the Solution] tor flit iv - -.
cognlzed that the group marching» be-g Nevertheless. the stadium was com- HOWS‘W- 3t 1...!0n ‘20 67 15‘ '37“ Philadelphia 8" Ballad 3:“: 3 how fearlurln URN} _. ‘4
, , . and stripes. WON! pleted in record time. having been Rough. Ci“ ----- 180,3‘9 5‘ I” 332 3, [mm ., Pitt-burgh All” "mud‘ n 'Rmenwrg Jml-lr' SHE CAN Tact—mg.» gr.
King of the Belgians. who 0310131!" among the strong contenders for vic~ turned over by the contractor to the J. Smith, SY- ‘ t‘ 355 “l 84 ~32” (‘incinnnti at Chico o ' on an i" av: J r‘ti‘n J?” Pol . Hay lever. ur‘I-fu . .i
the Seventh Olympiad. .Bellzinm Olympic committee on May ‘FIH'GM. Ph'fl-Wf .411 $3 ‘34 326 ‘3 - “with. 2:!ng rim 0 " ' noughs Held in t‘ . .un
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Birmingham. 121 Little Rock, 10.
Only three games played.
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The following were granted August
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ll. V'noster. Bridncport. Conni: "‘
“'illiam A Elliasaon. Bridgeport.
instill; machine.
[telmar G. Rees. Bridgeport, engine
indicator.
Joseph M, Rice. F. A. Joseph and A.
I‘-. floppy-Non" Haven. rubber iootwear
and method of manufacturing same.
John P l‘olan. Hartford, clamp.
Karl E. Feller. Hartford, glass feed-
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Elbert L. CP‘K‘h hrmington. and G.
H. Connez-a, Hortiord. cigar.
“W“ ‘D. Pierson. Wateabury. eyelet
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.lolm Boryk, Anson“ noisv toy.
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bed). a tie seam. soldering machine.
Holt-n S. Carson, Stamford. thread
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