The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

wrestling at Z O'Clock in ~" w..rn.
/ and keep u up until or : In"r" , Lac
wisA. the number exercise 49, Pei. las
day OF the winter prnctl'", N'-I =
special test 81 endurance tu" rlIU.
practis.. from 4 A. VI until VI md o..
/ infra1u.ntly 20 through - r..uf IS
hundred bouts within ihI' .n..
In the periodical CoInp''iiti".. ...-.
two Out Of thret. falls or other 3. .,rt
i proof " superiority d"Cid" '''
nl,h,ugh the umpire. II 90" ...
uu,iuly prolonged, may a..u'..u..
called upon sh"nu. wh''h ''
nu,. fail shall he. deemed decisive ....
student. often defeat NaN - d"f.
r..nt. ON. after the o,h"r and NJ.
. ttn,lou-ly for an hour OF mur" al
/ Ih,. great Cpup,'lt'ou ~ f.
however. IL styled huh tku >n"n- 900.
White contest. in ~nlch CO."
tors are divided into two paT'l"- '...f ..
. whItrI. each party having A.
ls.InU arranged according To- tr' .
nI skill po-S-S~,,i low each in"ul.'..
contest b"giu- with Ill" I"h-. ..
and yuun s">t opponents ana J. Of. .f
hv un,. victory IN each case. | |'.H....,
the two best meu ON "iih'r SIDE '.'f. sd
/ d,.cl,ie the. issue. Naturally luisf.-'. rr
! ,it.,nauL prevails and ia" adhrr"r.- ..
rh.. rival Colur@ freely "rc"Hrt-. .....
/ champions with cries "t "hh. ...
shire lwhIt"l. respectively. t." ..'
frequent u-' ~ ~" ''i'."~>l'h .' '.'n.
i,,' firm"
Al Judo mnstrr~ insist that ... e
and strength -mauHt" from IN" stomach.
and they dcClIr' fhGt 10y ~" reg "- ,t
...ryar,.r. of deep breathing "N"r,l-.- .'..
can gum immaus,,. benefit and better "J.n-
. tam ou,.'- equilibrium IN a Judo "r .f'.
phy-IC;,I encounter In IA" sam" way me
j. advised To- walk from the stomach tUt
even to writ" from IA" stpma"' ir'
above. theory - not confined - th' iIt"
masters hut H. shared 10y hearty 1910
Japan.s.. opponents Of -huJut-u ur uM.
tary arts Their - no doubt thar unrHIIl.
ism enters into th" "SoterIc phase =
these. latter arts and a At the great teachers
have cultivated hypnotic power 10 200.
lation To their special meter
A. a rule tn. members al TINS =. 'Dt
are g,Ii.t and well behaved, hut ~ = ~
always poS.ibl" To avoid trouble without
-arritic' OF >elf-re-pect. When. how.s"r
trnubI. does occur II ~ usually confined
Ia tn. opponent uf tn" Judo expert
Two kuiU-k wan teachers were ~hur
time. as,o assaulted by seventeen GOODIES
in "A meat -hop--u sort Of popular r''~ldU.
rant Although some ~ the coolies Wer"
armed with knives the gang was lis
p-rSsi in a twInklng. three OF them win
broken arms, and all with bruised Ifmu>
and battered faces A. fas, as on" ~ n"
experts art ,irHlly dOwn"d his man IN"
other wOGld pick the victim M In" an
empty sack and dump him uncer"mon
/ ously into IN. street. The only evld"rc"
of IN. COnfiIr, on the side of III" fwu
.xp.rts took the form II skinned kn,Icki"s
where IN" batter had come IN contact with
the coolies teeth.
on another occasion i celebrated "N.
pert also fell foul Of "a coolIe in tn" upper
room Of "A restaurant; he promptly threw
| him down -'airs Tn" "oolIe returned 10
| the FRAY with fourteen comrades. but the
expert calmly at at tn" head of III" stars
| aud A. fast a. the coolies came M IN -Ingi"
| file b.. simply Chok-,i them and hurled
! them down again.
Z In the excitement - the moment h-
was rather rDggh"r than strictly neCe>-
slrv and hrok,. ON. mans neck The
r,.st fled IN terror. carrying ON their dead
and wounded The judo expert va
arrested. but a. he was easily hh" e.
prov" tina, h" had been On" man against
/ fifteen h" Wa ~ course acquitted
/ Nevertheless. IN" kodo-kwan tempo.
rtrIlv suspended MIN Tor his cond Ecr
/ which was deemed uuauIy violent
I Prof kaup himself has had NOR" tna
f r'" ,tdV"atur" During a NnNdg" =
Europe h" Engaged - "a wrestling C"rt".
with "a gIgantlr Russian, and greatly
TN" SURPRISE. 4 ev.'rvUOdy threw H. 'i
pou"ut with .l-. 10y means Oi III" kDe'
mage. OF ipiu throw. and what - ~.
remark tnl". -AF"u ~" Russian No.
from q nasty kuoCk "U ~" deck by pla'
ing las hand underneath II ~ tho M
fell
Iu.' Wcsi alr.ai" knows what can b.
done even 10y -eCr..d anu THIRD rat" m@I
Tn" woll known \ skIO TAM. for rNamnl"
who for "A long time mad everything h'-
own way on the boards in England u-'
Nay,Ita fourth grade of the kOdo-hv.sl.
..urolrci. u,igr' Vo~sihly have ranh"i
a. ShuIau az tho Nod r-Kwan A Gl@--
ton often asked ~ whether Jujutp- :
superior to- boxing Only fight ~ The
finish nil oyer satisfactorily solve m"
problem and such contests ar" not usual
uud"r Marquis II Queens berry rule
Personally the writer II convinced that
the NOR" ruthless the encounter tn"
more certain Of victory the really expert
Judo man would ba