The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-25
[I|NE Training
|NAS STRENUOUS
Icbampions Worked in
LINER Days Described
by Veteran.
tsT STARS FAVOR
/ |BIITERFLY EXISTENCE
Lut Advice Given Aspir-
1 Athletes Regarding
Physical Culture.
Nv Charles Lange.

,s,.,a in the city knows Charlie
I. ys.cran wrestler and boxer.
,.mous at the time the jim
,h,catior came through here
4 allowing story on athletics is
De- ssys-
4 tcona one mustn't necessarily be
4 In the accepted term that you
ID. gymnasium and practice
u dsv with the paraphernalia.
.as to do TO keep strong Is to
--nn.r rules OF living. Proper
-,E.vnoer Eer rest. IL lis lack of food
,ssf breaks men down.
~ N good reason why d man
s,one and vigorous at 30 as
srs
1ssk of Ambition Bad.
.,.cks so many men in sports is
,rstion. Take Young Corbett as
- or even Jim Corbett. Both
~ With a good build to begin
II s,roye TO be cham pions. During
hay struggled up to the top
,'J cOnscientious.y. 1T was
IN TO rise and early TO bed.
4 themselves by proper whole
AID exercise. g,
,,i,Ired the very top. Flushed
~ they rested on their laurels.
tbejr determination that had
- king pins. They were sus-
. q hcmage. They accepted invi-
!, Enner. Then came the stage.
| "a Them they were unbeatable
~ 10 believe il themselves.
'.isysd IL was unnecessary 10 train
al the time Both thought they
= IL primrose path as long as
.,scIrc suited and stop whenever
. "a ss~ary 10 go into training for
<>z;ng contest,
rs, Life Kills Athletes.
.oon found that It wasn't the
"a 10 training, Try as they would
.-ecA vas gone as well as their
q ,hsir night life. Both are now
rss class
Il Cybett had kept himself In the
|nyael condition as he was the
.5sp9ed Charley Mitchell he would
~ Champion today. There is no
|-sss gave his own foolishness why
q back
|-.a is like IN engine. Every part
II kept clean and active to get the
|Esee out Of II.
LIS wouldn't abuse his. high class
After he has run his touring
. tav: speed ne has il thoroughly
a lzd gives 1t d rest. As q result
..n responds to high speed when
4 pa Why. then, should a man,
! zTrsilng contest, expect himself
10 ceHstituted that he could go on
u 81 pleasure without harm?
|1keep any one strong. If they Will
lev simple rules. l hoTe 20 write
.rEihs later
- ~ a man should not lose am
Ne should strive to live as Cleanly
11ceTs tcp as when he was at the
The proper theory of life is tC
rSping stones Of stumbling
ls good wrestler and pugllis'
p was twenty years ago and c
y tseticlan Any one can do Tho
9zy will follow a proper schedule
man shouldn't dissipatc.
ai Champions Poor Trainers.
Ehg the present mode OF traiIint
Eoutle with the present cham
hat they neglect the proper
3 which an athlete should builC
~ They all cry when they ar
lhat they are not In condition
~ con talk. Hike back TO tn,
5s when | was In the ring, anC
&c time of the greatest ftghte
az, John l. Sullivan Ncve
Etstepping any arguments Will
No. Bare knucklcs were goO'
ttf US
Sas the time when a man ha,
Not any OF this soft stun
in the training line when
Wy on. You had 10 walk turke.
Ncers from the boss-and tha
gay who had charge of ever,
athlete made.
old-Time Training.
= days a fighter would first b
re oil physlc 10 tone up his sye
"a In the mornings, while pre-
contest, five TO twelve milo
.io was easy on no more sus
ga drink OF sherry and egt
Hning TO the training quarter
nall hours rest, after whic
uast, followed By the rough
~ .n with q sparring partner, an
mai for a wrestling miXauJ
iest before dinner and then
suy run. Returning to quarter
sel dry rundown aud the
. another rest before dime
lard Work a Feature.
ssn's week the wrestling ar
I'M would be gone through wit
ualIy held out on the grass
~ we training quarters, as gym
mats. etc. were unknown
shhkiast, threo mutton chops al
GcS Tea were considered II
~ ai home-cookcd meal for dl,
large, juicy steak at nigh
put the Drawn. ginger Al
Iy ~ the old-tlmc world-benteT
|'rSa NY lads Of tho present gener
nFc less on typewriter sto
f,h pulls and throw more go,
IhyS under their belt ard
n work In training, instead
7 - hn atmosphere, they wou
! |16A oa''les and stand better wl
"ioute to Fitzsimmons
~ "1iu "1innmons. In my opinion h
IlccSv hsnter who understood {
tunchm ~ inc training Junk OF a
bu, Slnen Sen and song is a 2
Insts uont bring home the mon
= sno Idle chatter" MN