Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 8, 1920, Page 3

.Boxfl‘m. Marth delphia today, courts. yesterday, wh Massachusetts tanley W. amplon, , title. W. F. Johnson ' scored the only victol when he defeated Dr. Boston in straight sets. were 15-§, 15-9, 15-10, . White, 15-11, 11-15, 15-12, F. W. Buxton defeateq ¥ 15-10, I rity , 13-18, 15 ATHLETES OF PENN. HOPE TO REPRESENT U. S. AT GAMES 7.~—Coach Rob- TUniversity of Pennsyl- on his track team who hope to represent the Philadelphis ertson of th vania_h March several athletes game at Antwerp. interallied 400 metre rec event in New York, lieves that he wor of champion the 400 and Stockholm. Besides Eby, €00 metre 7~The Boston squash racquet team defeated Phila- four matches to one, in a tournament on the Harvard club The first match was played \ Charles C. Peabody, defeated Pearson of Philadelphia, thereby winning the national amateur Philadelphia for his team . Kellogg of The scores | Constantine Hutching defeated ¥. Brad- United, States in the coming Olympic In Earl Eby the and it winner of the Millrose 600 yard Robertson ~be- has the logical succes- “Ted' Meredith, who startled the athletic world in 1912 by winning events at Pennsylvania has four r quarter milers in Elmer Smith, s, Gustavson and Maxam. With or Maxam as anchor man tet would be strong enough Despatches sent out last 'night in which Yale 1 given the victory ‘were erroncous, and were duc to an incorrect report received at a local mper office. The bouts were several hours late because the blizzard delayed the nn'I\al of the Pennsylvanians. PREPARATIONS | RAPID FOR SEVENTH OLYMPIAD _ Antwerp, March 7. Rapid progress is being made in the preparations for u.m Seventh Olympiad and the or- | ganizers feel confident that every- thing will be in readiness before the opening of the stadium on Aug. 135. When the Belgian delegates appeared belofe the International Olympic Committee a few months after the armistice, to claim for Antwerp the hionor of being chosen as the seat of the Seventh Olympic Games, much doubt "f expressed as to the poss bility of! organizing in less than a year; a sporting carnival the prepara- tion of which at Athens and Stock- holm had taken seven years. A little more than six months after the lay- ing of its cornerstone the executive committee of the Seventh Olympiad invited the newspaper correspondents to visit the Stadium, which is prac- tically completed. Situated at the gates of Antwerp, just outside the fortifications, in the little suburb of Beerschot-Kiel, eas- ily accessible fgom the ci The stad'um covers zh area of some 10 square acres. The . principal en- trance is situated at the southwest angle. On either side of this monu- mental entrance the athletcs dress'ng rooms, shower baths are being erect- E ent America in the 1,600!ed. At the northeast angle another metre relay. entrance, surmounted by a triumphal Two others, Sherman Landers and|arch 60 feet high, has been - cut Everctt Smalley are likely to make | through the cement structure, the Olymp'c team. Landers is a fine| Through the gate.will pass the king pole It running broad jumper|of the Belgians, Prince Leopold and and is the national hop-step and|other members of the royal family of jump holder while Smailey hasi Belgium when they choose to honor ~h«3‘n remarkable abllity over thalthe games with their presence. . hurdies. Penrsylvania Wins Fencing Meet.. March 7 ania and not Yale, won the New Pennsyl Haven, Conn., meet here yesterday, § to On the summit of the ir'umphal arch above the latter entrance will be a vast platform, whence buglers, trumpets, heral will announce to the attendance the ival of t he competitors of the road races as they 4. FINANGIAL AND EUMMERGIAL SATURDAY'S MARKET. 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