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Part Two of the fiIm
on the Berlin Olympics

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Festival Of Beauty

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Produced by

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Music by

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Olympic sailing in Kiel

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Twenty-five nations participate.

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Starting with the
Olympic monotype class

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Winner: Daniel Kagchelland,
Holland

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The International Star class

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Winner: Peter Bishof,
Germany

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The six meter class

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Winner: England

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In the final round
of the individual fencing

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Kabos, Hungary,
against Marzi, Italy.

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Winner: Kabos,
Hungary

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In the final of boxing,
heavyweight class

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Runge, Germany
against Lovell, Argentina

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Winner based on the total points,
Runge, Germany

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Five kilometer out is the location
of the modern pentathlon.

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Pistol shooting, fencing, swimming
and running are the other parts.

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The Swedes have
always won since 1912

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First lieutenant Thofelt,

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the Olympic winner
of 1928 is again participating.

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Germany's hope is
first lieutenant Handrick.

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Starting is
lieutenant Leonard, USA

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First lieutenant Handrick,
Germany

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Lavanga,
France

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First lieutenant Abba,
Italy

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First lieutenant Thofelt,
Sweden

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Lieutenant Lemp,
Germany

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The first riders are
completing the distance.

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Leonard, USA

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Finish Line

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Handrick, Germany

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Abba, Italy.

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Lemp, Germany.

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Mollet, Belgium.

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Modern Pentathlon

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Placing — Competitor — Penalty

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Standings after the 1st competition

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Third exercise in the pentathlon:
pistol shooting

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Bouazzat, France

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Legard, Great Britain

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Thofelt, Sweden

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Leban, Austria

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Lemp, Germany

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Mollet, Belgium

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Catramby, Brazil

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Kettunen, Finland

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Handrick, Germany

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Leonard, USA

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Standings after the 3rd competition

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The 4000-meter-cross-country race
concludes the pentathlon.

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Lemp, Germany

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Tholfelt, Sweden

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Abba, Italy

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Leonard, USA

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Handrick, Germany

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At the finish: Lemp,
Germany

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Von Orban, Hungary

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Thofelt, Sweden

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Abba, Italy

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Leonhard, USA

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Handrick, Germ any

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Winner of the Modern Pentathlon:
first lieutenant Handrick, Germany,

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Second,
lieutenant Leonard, USA

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Third,
first lieutenant Abba, Italy

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In the Olympic Stadium

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Hundred thousand people are
waiting for the Decathlon

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The test of the tests.

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Till 1936 a German athlete,
Siebert had the world record,

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but this time he is injured and
is not participating.

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An unknown American now has
the world record,

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Glenn Morris from Colorado

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Along with Morris the Americans have
two other athletes,

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Parker and Clark

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The first event of the decathlon:
the 100 meter run

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starting

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Clark, USA, The German Bonnet
and Reimer, Chile

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Clark is in the middle, pulls in front

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Clark first, will the runner
from Chile follow?

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The American is faster and faster

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Clark wins in 10.9

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In the next heat

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Parker, America, Csanyi, Hungary
and Chang, China

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The American in the lead

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but not much...

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The American has to fight

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He pulls ahead

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First: Parker, 11.4

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Last heat

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From inside to outside

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Klein, Czechoslovakia

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Morris, USA

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Huber, Germany

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Morris in the lead

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Huber tries to catch up...

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no chance

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Morris is too fast

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Morris first in 11.1

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After the first event,

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the 3 Americans are in the lead,
the German is ninth

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long jump,

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the second event has just begun.

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Jumping now, Parker, USA

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7 meter 35

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Huber, Germany

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6 meter 89

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Morris, USA

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6 meter 97

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And now Clark, the most
dangerous rival for Morris

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7 meter 62

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Clark in the lead now with
over 200 points

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Third event, shot-put

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Huber, Germany

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12 meter 70

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Clark, USA

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12 meter 68

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Glenn Morris,

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he must try to catch up

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14 meter 10

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In the high jump, the fourth event,
the bar is set at 1 meter 85

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Clark jumps

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Parker

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Morris

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Morris made it, only 38 points
behind the first

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Now the 400 meter race, the
most strenuous event

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Sterzl, Austria in front, Huber, Germany

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Klein, Czechoslovakia,
Morris,

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next on the inside lane

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Morris inches up,
challenging the held

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coming up, rushing ahead

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Now, Morris is
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Always faster,
fighting against time

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At 300 meters

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he still has to run 100 meters...

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he gives it his all

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Time: 49.4

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Two points difference
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Standing, after 5 events

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Sixth event, 110 meter hurdles

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At the start:

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Parker, USA, Csanyi, Hungary
And Guehl, Switzerland

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Parker finishes first, 15 seconds

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Starting Boulanger, Belgium,
Clark, USA and Bonnet, Germany

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First Clark

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Time 15.70,
7/10 seconds more than Parker

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Starting Huber, Germany
Klein, Czechoslovakia and Morris, USA

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Morris ran a fantastic time,

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14.9 seconds.

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Now he's in first place before Clark

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Event seven, discus throw

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Parker

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39 meter 11

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Clark

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39 meter 39

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Morris

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43 meter 02

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Pole vault

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Parker

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Morris

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the bar is set at 3 meter 60

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Clark, 3 meter 70

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Now Huber from Germany,
3 meter 80

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A marvelous jump!

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He's again amongst the best now

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Javelin throw, ninth event.

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Parker

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56 meter 46

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Clark

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51 meter 12

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Huber, Germany

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56 meter 45

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Morris

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54 meter 52

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Standing, after 9 events

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Last event 1500 meter run

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For the last time, the athletes have
to fight with all their might.

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Huber challenges Morris
for the lead

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Morris responds even overtaking
Klein, Czechoslovakia

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once again, for the last time, he is
running agaist the clock

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He has prepared for
the decathlon for four years

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He hangs on, he wants to beat
his own word's record

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he wants to
be the best of athletes

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he wants to
be the best ofthe world,

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Morris breaks
the tape for the Iast time

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First, second and third
are Americans.

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Fourth, Huber Deutschland

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the best of Europe
in the decathlon.

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Hockey, final
Germany against India

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The Indians in white
shorts attack

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shot... missed

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shot... goal

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shot... goal

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Final of the Olympic soccer.
Austria against Italy

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Austria kicks off.

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The ball goes to the left, is halted
by the Italians.

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They attack.

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shot... goal

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1-0, Italy

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Nobody in the Italian goal
shot, goal

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There goes the ball... high...

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The ball almost out,
shot and goal...

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2-1

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Italy is the winner of
Olympic soccer

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100 kilometer road cycling

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29 nations are taking part

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100 cyclists are
preparing for the start

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For the first time
at the Olympic games

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there will be no
individual time race,

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it will be team race.

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The French team is the favorite

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Last week, they won the gold medal
at the pursuit.

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First two rounds on the AVUS,
then to the North,

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passing the Olympic Village,

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then to the West, and then back,

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the last ten kilometers
on the AVUS.

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The last kilometer on the AVUS,

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the cyclists take
their position for the sprint...

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A Dutch cyclist attacks...

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and takes the lead

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The Germans are coming forward.

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The Danish try to catch up

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but there is the long sprint
of the French...

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The French are leading...

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Charpentier. ..

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Lapébie

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Dorgebray. ..

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the last 300 meters...

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At the finish...
Charpentier, Lapébie, Nievergelt

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Hundred thousand people honor

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the winners of the
100 kilometer road cycling.

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Two gold medals for France.

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Gold for the French team,

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silver for Switzerland and
bronze for Belgium.

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The individual victory is for
Charpentier, France,

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second is the French Lapebie
and third Nievergelt, Switzerland.

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The military,
very hard for riders and horses

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Lieutenant Grandjean,
Denmark

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Captain Nishi, Japan

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winner in Los Angeles of the show jumping

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First lieutenant
Baron von Wangenheim, Germany

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Major Sjemow, Bulgaria

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Captain Lieutenant Lunding,
Denmark

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Lieutenant Campello,
Italy

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Captain Kawecki,
Poland

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Captain Androedy,
Hungary

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Wangenheim, Germany

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And now a very hard jump,
the trench. Iantia from Italy

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Greandjean, Denmark

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First Lieutenant Tonnet,
Holland

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The third refusal, eliminated

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Kawecki, Poland

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Thomson, USA

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The Turkish rider Erokay

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And now the first German,
Cavalry Lippert

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The second German, captain
Stubbendorff

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Baron von Wangenheim

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Major Sjemow,
Bulgaria

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Lieutenant Grandjean,
Denmark

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Lieutenant Campello,
Italy

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Captain Prochazka,
Czechoslovakia

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Lieutenant de Ia Moussai,
France

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Lieutenant Margot,
France

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Captain Saejbo,
Norway

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Captain Kawecki,
Poland

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Captain Fanshaw,
Great Britain

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First Lieutenant De Mortanges,
Holland,

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who already won the Olympics twice

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Captain Ferruzzi,
Italy

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Captain Inanami,
Japan

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Captain Thomson,
USA

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Cavalry Lippert,
Germany

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Captain Stubbendorff,
Germany

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First Lieutenant
Baron von Wangenheim, Germany

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And here is the finish

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Only half of the participating riders
made it to the finish.

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Wangenheim broke his clavicle but

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that didn't stop him, thanks to this,

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Germany is the first.

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In the individual ranking,

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the winner is
Captain Stubbendorf, Germany

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Second,
Captain Thomson, USA

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Third,
Captain Lunding, Denmark

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Rowing,
fours without coxswain

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Italy, Austria, Germany,

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01:08:25,836 --> 01:08:28,134
Switzerland, England and Denmark

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01:08:32,142 --> 01:08:35,407
The Germans are leading,
leaving the Swiss behind them.

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But the English attack.
The Germans still leading...

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The English have never been beaten
at the Olympics...

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also now they want to win...
but...

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Germany wins...

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It's the fifth time that
Germany wins today.

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Five gold medals for Germany!

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eight-oared shells, final

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Switzerland, Hungary,
England, USA,

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Italy and Germany.

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It's the first time that Germany gets
to the final of the eight-oared shells

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in the Olympic games

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Italy is leading

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Germany attacks

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and are almost in the lead

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The Vikings take the lead.

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The final fight starts. The Iast 100
meters... the German boat is first...

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followed by the Italians, the
Hungarians and the English...

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but at the extreme right America
takes the lead. Germany catching up,

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meter by meter, but it's too late...
too late... America wins.

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First, America.

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Second, Italy,

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third Germany.

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The platform diving

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Germany, America and Japan
in the final

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Now Olga Jentsch-Jordan,
Germany

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Dorothy Poynton-Hill,
America

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The second German girl
Gerda Daumelang

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Katherine Rawls
America

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Poynton-Hill

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The 16 year old Majorie Gestring,
America

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Daumelang

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Osawa, Japan

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Poynton-Hill

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The Japanese girl again

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Majorie Gestring

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Winner,
Majorie Gestring, America

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Second Katherine Rawls,
America

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Third Poynton-Hill,
America

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200 meter breast stroke, men.

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The American master, Higgins
in the lead,

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before the German, Balke. Between
them: Sietas from Germany.

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The Japanese swimmers are
Koike, Hamuro and Ito.

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Hamuro is in the middle, he's leading
and is the first to turn.

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Now Hamuro is leading, just before
Koike. In the second row,

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the German Sietas is catching up,
passes Higgins,

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Hamuro still in the lead,

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but Sietas fights with
all his strength.

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01:16:13,770 --> 01:16:16,466
The struggle between Germany
and Japan has started...

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Higgins. ..

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Yldefonzo. ..

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Koike...

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Ito...

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the final fight...

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the clocks are being compared...

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Hamuro has won with

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a time of two minutes 42
and a half seconds.

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This is a new Olympic record.

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The German Sietas is second,
Koike, Japan is third.

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100 meter free style, men, final

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01:18:02,179 --> 01:18:06,479
The Europeans and the Americans are
fighting against a Japanese front.

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Three men from Japan: Arai,
Yusa and Taguchi in a battle

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against two Americans and
two Europeans.

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Three of the swimmers are now
ahead of the others;

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the Hungarian Ferenc Csik, in the
middle the American Peter Fick,

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holder of the world record and
the Japanese, Yusa.

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01:18:34,311 --> 01:18:35,869
Fischer from Germany is
little behind now...

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01:18:37,047 --> 01:18:38,537
in the middle the American is
catching up...

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01:18:39,349 --> 01:18:42,182
but Yusa Japan and Csik Hungary are
still in the lead.

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01:18:43,620 --> 01:18:45,611
The Hungarian is still fighting,

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Csik starts to swim faster for these
last meters... with his arm...

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he pushes on the clock,

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before Yusa and Arai.

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100 meter free style, women, final

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At the outer track, the German
Gisela Arendt is leading...

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next to her
the Argentinean Campbell

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in track 5 Rie Mastenbroek and
next to her Willy den Ouden.

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The four fastest swimmers of the
world fighting against each other.

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The German Gisela Arendt is leading,
Lacy tries to catch up, Arendt returns

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as the first one, before Campbell,
den Ouden and Mastenbroek.

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In the front it's a fight between the
German girl and the Argentinean,

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the Argentinian swims faster and faster,
Gisela Arendt gives all that she can,

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In track 4 den Ouden, holder of the
world record,

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tries to catch up just like the Dutch
Rie Mastenbroek in track 5.

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Campbell and Willy den Ouden
are leading

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but Rie Mastenbroek catches up,

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in track 5, she comes to the front,
now she is before den Ouden and

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Campbell and she's the first to push
on the clock,

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before Campbell and Gisela Arendt.


