THE WORLD OF SPORT - AUSTRALIA AFTER OLYMPIC POSSIBLES

The video covers a series of sports events, starting with the Navy's narrow victory in a match. It highlights Treloar's impressive 100-yard race at the New South Wales Athletic Championships, which, despite being the fastest by an Australian, was not recognized as a record due to wind conditions. The video also discusses Athol Stubbs' disqualification in a three-mile walk for breaking walking rules. Finally, it showcases thrilling ski jumping at Iron Mountain, Michigan.

What was the outcome of the match involving the Navy?

• The Navy lost by a single point.

• The Navy won by a single point.

• The Navy match was a draw.

• The Navy won by a large margin.

Why was Treloar's 100 yards time not recognized as a record?

• There was a following wind.

• The track was too short.

• He was disqualified for running.

• He started before the signal.

What rule did Athol Stubbs break in the three-mile walk?

• He started late.

• He ran instead of walked.

• He used both feet off the ground.

• He took a shortcut.

How did the judges confirm Athol Stubbs' rule violation?

• By measuring his stride length.

• By reviewing a movie tone camera footage.

• By consulting with other athletes.

• By checking his speed.

Where did the ski jumping event take place?

• Iron Mountain, Michigan

• Sydney, Australia

• New South Wales

• King's Mountain, Michigan