OLYMPIC GAMES
TO INCLUDE ALL
NEW YORK, March 11 (by Asso
ciated Press).—-Copies of the official
program of the Olympic games to be
staged in Belgium during a period
from April to October, recently re
ceived in this country, discloses ar
rangements for one of the most am
bitious international meets in the
history of the athletic classic. Close
to thirty different branches of sport
competitions are provided including
individual and team contests aggregat
ing several hundred events aggregat
famous competitions which have made
the Olympic games noted in past re
vivals, including the Marathon race,
Pentathlon and Decathlon are con
tinued and early advices indicate a
larger and more varied entry by na
tions than ever before.
Elaborate distribution of prizes and
trophies is provided, heavy gold, sil
ver and bronze Olympic medals being
the award to the first three competi
tors in all of the track and certain
other contests. In addition there will
be special diplomas, cups, statues,
bowls and other prizes for the win
ners of the more important events.
Many of these were donated by the
rulers and titled personages of
European countries for past Olymp
iads and are in the possession of ini
dividuals or nations having won tem
porary title to the prizes at Stock
holm in 1912.
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