In the $1928$ Olympics, the inclusion of the $800-$meter race for women proved controversial to several female physical educators who thought women should not exert themselves in the public spectacle of the Olympics. The outcome did NOT include which of the following statements?

Reporters wrote that all female competitors completed the race and showed no signs of fatigue or the physical challenge of this athletic contest.

The sight of female runners showing exhaustion and falling to the ground after the race led Olympic officials to omit this distance race until later Olympic Games in the $1960$s$.$

U$.$S$.$ women participated successfully in Olympic track events with shorter distances and in field events in these Olympics and the $1932$ Olympics.

Reporters publicized the $800-$meter race as a so$-$called $$disaster$,$ stimulating debates on appropriate sporting competitions for women in such public spectacles as the Olympics and raising gender concerns that emphasized less physically strenuous sports for women.