davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Cubs beat ths PhIlilss and BOsions 0veE.
eOme ne Plratea.

While the Giants and BFooklyhs we're
resting Yesterday. the former having ~
turned from the Wesi. the other teams
locked horns. and the FetroGradine Piralea
got another JOLT The Bostona. who did
pretty well In the West. topped Od In Pitts-
burg and bumped the WoFld'e champions.
The latter came back 10 withia eight points
Of the Giants The Cubs shut Oui ihe
Philliss ina game conspiououa for ~ skinny
hitting. while the Reds drihhed ~. Louis
IN q game Of prCdlHious hitting and went
10 third place. The results.
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PuntlnE Csatr,t a. MnNnm..

WrLLIANsfOWN. May "a Two weeks
work on formations devised hy Dr syivanus
? Newton. si. In aocordAnce With tha new
football Tules uga brought "a q close ibis
afternoon With tho annual puntiuR contest
Halfback Beatty stevens. ~, II Chicago
wth a booi for dEty-nine yarda won the
large silver cup offered
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Ruae- BostBn- COiana. HerHog. Geie, foWn.
PIttsbHg -Adama Two base hlis-hertog.
Byrne. stoien hase-heck. SAcFiace hits
SAarpe, nIuwn SacFince ny-COlhna, HetgoH
Dou6ls plays- Warner and Wynn, Adama. Wag
Rer and rknn. fiyrne Miller and FNhn Firai
hasf on halls-Cln Adams. :. % hrgun, l. Slruck
ant-Hy Adams L. b. HrUWn.s UmuiTein IN ehief
O'nay i1eld umpire BTennan. rme-i houf
and q mlnutes
cnicAoo ~ 49, 3 PHnADEFHIA ~. -, o.
CHICAGO. May she cubs stfsa9theaed
iheir hold % nrst piace 70 day BY Winning theft
faufth Stfaight victory over fhlladelplIa. : - q
overall held toe phliilca 20 one hlt Moore allo
vas effective. but his Support Nas erfatc. rhe
acufes
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'aatisd Tor Ha-khurns IN ne ninth inning
sBaited foT Cnger IN the aeyrnth 'nuirg
ghcaro % u j
New Nork y y =
Huns-C hicaEo -Hiarkngrnf e. sr0tf grw
Hork-isaporte Rna 2. - cree fIfs' base on
nrFur-C hlraGo fcft On naafsa f'hiraro z Nrv
N1rk. y IirHt base 0n Dails or Srotf sfattrk
out--Hy Ncou. b. Quinn o. uone rIa
Gree Three hase hit. 0ie LHuorta Gree
etaian hases Leider. nouEheri5 {. raarh
Double pial Roarh Lapprtr end Cha-r
Passed halls biork. tugr. mpirr In rhfsf
rgln. Ficd umpire ElAns. lime . hour
and 20 Minutes.
PHILADELPHIA -. o.. ~ L0uH I,LNa
PHlLaDEIRma. Ma Nl-st Isuis ast IN 10
Interesting game 70 DAY 10 thr Athletic naFh
Bailey and Norran were unusually Hlf Thr
armrf
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Ial Of PsIl 90 that b. only tailed four Elmss

that Of Pell 80 that he only tailed four games
for the match.
The doubles produced some lively sport.
Walter TOusaaint showing good form at
paired With = Osg insOn. lost 20 Dr. Villa m
hoser h tuut and Wylie G Grant. ,. =.
The summary:
Hrnnt Chsmp on hip Meas singles. scrond
rnundHDr " Itnam Husenhaum dcfeated L. n.
Hitch. Z g. a. aI
ThiJd Round Abraham Rausiord. IT. dsfeaief
". l.. al hrien A=s.dHA.o ST. 2. Wash dsfea I'd
L 4. Hlumensrhicn. -. -
Fourth Round heoiore Roosevelt pcl DE-
icaiei T. y Walsh. 6.t. 81
BrnnV Championship Meas doubles. second
round q. n kayfnnnd ana 4 j. OstcndoTf
drfea ied the Rev. EdFar 4 L0Wther and nr.
". TraVeli eHt e ~ william pnzenhaunl
and Wyus &. GranI defeated Walter Toussaint
and ]. OakinsOn 2Ca
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uns-NeW4fk-6Anlcy. frONtdence-t.laton,
HOFFMAN. Collins. Rork Two base hlis-Peter
son. tianley. crisp Three hase hit-Courtney
stolen hase-Gettman sacrince hls--A'n, hoa
mau sacrince ny-hely. first base on balls
On Sieeig I: on isee. 9 SiTJrk out-ay Stcelc.
hy Ire a L.eft % hases.-prny idence. a. Newark
Z Ftrsi base on erTors Newart. PFotidence. l.
Passed hail Peterson tli hy pitcher-ny Steete
Lee. 7 mplrs IN rhief stafford Fieid umpire
.nneran. Iinle-i hour and 70 MINUTES.
sALTtaoHE d lEFsTr CirT. 3.
RAITNorE MAJ ~ Rmurnofe taOt ne
nnrrlnr game nf me srrirs iron Jersey Civ
70 day hf SuachlTr thrir hits and base On
itans whlch win on --Iar uy iohnzna netaeu
thfn three rlns The SOW
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Texas I.eaEue.

~ dallas Dallas. : Port Worn.
A. shreveport Shreveport & OKLAHOMA
CiU.
n Galveston Gals sston s. Wano 4
Nt Houston Houston San Antonio.a
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IrSa Wan We6;innlu 90.

PEovIDENcE. v T. NAY - Iron Man
M0GInnity. manager NJ the Newark team
~; he Eastern LsaRur nov nl1virg here.
isn providsnce t0-dqv Tor his howe IN
Newark feeling ~ ~ expressed u. W all
over n was stated that he may not hs
sble IN iOln thH team again for several
days McGilnitys pitching arm s very
lame and out of condition.
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Totals. = LstH u 3. Totals. = az ~
phfAdeluhia 90 90 %
Chicago 81 go y
-Chicaro.-s sheckaHd Chance Sacnace
hlls- steinfeiat :. Hoffman. Strurk 0ut-hY
Overall. a. by Moore. s firnt base On hails-Od
Overan . on Moore. T. Passed ball poolln.
umpire IN chlef-Rlgier. Field umpire -Elnsiie.
Time hour aud as minutes.
CiNcNNATi !. ~ DoUts ~ LA
CINCINNATI. May y -Ctncinnau's three runs
IN ne ninth uon ne nrst gAme ef the series uith
thr Cardinals this afternooa. me tnore.
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New EnglAnd LsaEue.

A. Rros -IaWrenoe 8 Brockt0n. .
a. New Bedford Hayerhiil. NeW Bedford o
A. rsil river Van River. ! Lynn. ..
Af " orresteT Worcester Lowell. ..
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A. Altonna Alto0Ea. q Lancaster. 4
~ Harrisburg rrvntou. 2. HarTisburg. Q thve
lnninTai
~ Ionnstorn IShnstssn. e. York. O.
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ttuns ~ fntis Ntolr ilartreu 1rlgrs
phlladfiphin Hrtmulicr. toiIins. DAVIS o. BagIr
Marran lirst naas On srtUu 80 i0uls q ter
~ VS. ST. inIis. q philadriphlH IS Ttr.f
hose On bats HDn M1rgHn = % faiief 2 rtrlrk
uut-ny Morunn 2 b. ialft Three hasr
hits nnFTs. Hskfr Two base hH Hsrrt
Wn1nan luiills sarrilrr lffs IuHiHg Wnrt
rsf schueitEar. MnrraT uurufr NtnIrr hs.rs
COLLINS. q Davis uuIhie riHHs NfHNettfer
and kilufTr Hartneu Anstrln kiiIfrr arf wet
iarp WIZ ri'rh aaIirE rulfr l1 trIff
- Nrrn rfrr grr rifr sffrifHn
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Manager white ~ tha Fordham nine
tO-day announcei tn1t 'he schedule for
The remaining home games had been some
what changed and that the game With
Franklin and Mlrshqli to-day had heen
rancelled. Wesleyan will hs played ~
FoTdham Yield tO-mOrTow and then met
~ MiddlsiOwn nEatn on June Geo~ge-
town Will he the attraction on Decoration
Day and Capt. MahOnev, Who defeated uoly
Gross, " ~ he on the mound for tho Ma room
team FOrdham VIII end her season with
Harvard n CamhridCe on June ii
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~ Coiumbis savannah 4 Columbia. T.
A. MACON Augusta. 5 Maron =
~ InrkfuuV ne Iaei fonyNle. 3 Columbus. n
The sun., 1910-05-27

80 winston salem Winston ssieu'. . Green's.
bono
W sparianhuTr Charlotte (: spartanbuFE.
At drernvllle Anderaon. GHceuvuie. l.
The sun., 1910-05-27

plss;s Ss;sS' n g:;sSs'E'E sss Ss lss .Z .E e. H.
The sun., 1910-05-27

NaVutcAx LEhqrR
ChIeago In New vnTt Cieveiand In Rosi0r
~ ESi.ls Il Phiadei1his neiroit N WAshin9t1n.
NATtoNAi LENGrr
Nrw Nors In urooklyu hostoI IN TftsshurE.
-asEEEN lEN0rH
NeWark IN Trogiderce Jersel Clu n nAlurore;
Rorhes'er N Bufaio T0rOn 10 n NOntrrai.s
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| noafoN a.. ~, T. Ftffaauhn, J.
puTnRuNa. Pa. Ma 20 ffttshuIH lot
smother came 10 ilpsioa 20 day. thls maklnt elght
/ Of ihe last twelve games she has droppei. The
The sun., 1910-05-27

- sprinrneid springfed. :, Nsu Raves. a
40 nridgcpurtH Hoiy oae. 3. Bridgeport
Briiain
ti hartford waisrbury. o. Hartford. :.
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New York state I.easu-.

~ aLnANT.
Einin o o a. .
Albany 80
astirncs-Hurh aud Cougher KniEhi and
ButErr Umpire knceiand
At aIaACrsF
vulesbarrs aaAAO go 80 o
~ rsruse o q . Z -
Rafteries--M Mo- ioskev and iiauh scott ana
Fco'c Imrircs- piay ers Bills and Wutss.
Ar 1907.
49,
Rinrtaw,ra atna0 00Nn q "a
rnuV o y q -
Batteries Randolph ard warner Burk and
Mregan. Inpirrs- nrogn and O-roois.
The sun., 1910-05-27

- Mobu~ Nobllr q Memphis
~ New Orifans NrW Orieans AUansa.
~ Birmingham birmingham. a Chat'sh
ooEn.
~ Moatgorery Montgomery. :. Nashville. o
The sun., 1910-05-27

A. Grsenuood vicksBufE. 5. Grssawood. 4
4 hatdesbuFg Meridian, 4, hattieghurr. g.
A. YAFoo city iarks0n, q Nar0o city. :.
The sun., 1910-05-27

Runs netfoit-D. lonea. Bush. 7. lOnes,
Schmidt : waahinG toa-ielvelt. PRS, ease
on error WashlngtOn. I. Left On baaes ~
Rrisilng. Z on Waiker, 3, OF Killan.S Struck out
by Reishng. I; hv kiiian, a Two haae hit
Nrhmldt Stolen bases--kilnteT, Mchn4e, 7.
Jones Hit b. nirhef-By Kilnan lKlligerl.
Umpire IN chief nlneen Field umplrr Con
noiiy. Tine hour and 80 minutes,
The sun., 1910-05-27
CREB'S BATTING CINCHBS IT
SoX OUTHIT HIGHLlNDERS,
BCT THE LATTER WIN.

An FouP sf ThslP Runs Dri,en IN h. l.eft
FleldpV's ChRnanadink Athietles'
Hostons and DeirOits Other Nirtors
IN the American League Results.
The Highlander won = game from the
whhe sok yesterday In which leN hits
q the rish; lime and II the right length
more than cHset a goodly number cf hits.
Tue victory brought NeW Works number
Of straight wins up ~ nine No Western
team s1eept Detroit has been able 10 down
than. Ihc AthletiCs put the iancnders
sway. and the Cleyelands. Who are making
q poor trip record indeed faded away hefore
the Bostons The peiroits won in Wash
lnEton The Arst sectional series 'los,s
to-day. The results
ReN Tori, Z; thlraEe. =.
TnIadelphla, q; ~. Leafs. !.
BssioR. .; Cle, elaRd, =.
Detroit, ;; Washington, ..
The sun., 1910-05-27

~ Toledo Toiedo. g. Louisville. q.
~ 81 paul-flrst Eame-kansag CITY, .: 81
paui Sec1nd game kanaas Clty :, 81 Paui. T.
~ Columbus First game India un noils. 7. CO
lumbus, Serond game Columbus, :. indianap0
b. Z
A. Minn,apolis Ninnsspsas. 9. Miwaukee.
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WsantNGTuN MAY 70 -Reiallng eAploded IN
the ufth inning ts-day. anoNing ia hits SOD loir
runs W. retired IN No slNth ID iayor of Walker,
nu' t was too lat prr,idelt Taft uas prs.ent
aai 'oruaI, fcrN ed the nlas ers alter ihe game.
nn.- ---nu.-
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pnovInHNcN Nav - rhe home team De
fea1ed NeWark herr 20 day "a q close game by q
srnfs % 10 The srure
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nusroE Way q Tho Urf sot hunrhed hItg
N ~ dflt EnIng 'rT GNH Ulus anf sruTef tan
mere % NJ ne1i se1ticn. Graney mUnng 20 easy
The sun., 1910-05-27
q. LS,e,ss hs3s rla = Ses slIia ssns T51.s
Bosionians n its eighth. rhe srore;


hlnH-N NleNelann-hfugefs InLnef ille.N'
Boston Hooper. Stahl Speaker. wagner. Lewis.
CefriNan, Cicotte Firsi base On erfofs-hnston. x
s. ftrHt hase on hAlla-O9 Cicotie, ., on Link, ],
on Mitchell. J. Strurk oui-hy Llnk ]; ~ Mitch
~. Z. Home run-iA lnle. I've base hts -hrugef'
wagner Cardigan. Lfuts. Sacfince hlla-lulnel,
Cicolte Si0lrn hasss-Eaateriy. Flick, Stahl.
Speakef Wagner. Mooper. Double plag-0ard
neF and Nagner. tmpirr In chiaf-fefrtne.
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o,h.r na,.h.II G.n.. Ns,,eraa,.

~ nKDROWp.
Massaehusstu l. e. OBOOO0aO:- Z
TUFTS a0002 90 -
batteries Williams and French. Naru7 and
tarkin
At oIHAN.
VIVA Nova aIgi0 0tO0-1 Z
50 n0aagrnture Ul1i lN=n "
Hsttehes- -Gonnlgan. Barr and Webb. Hughes
and Daniels and King snd Oake
At nuriinEtnn Tenth Cayairy. ". tnivsrsiV
nf Vermont. eecund ~
A. Flshkiil New yorE Aintary Acs1smy. ".
Tasweii Academy. 8
n josbs Ferr, MAcEsnris school, 10. Not
brook Srhool 2
~ New Maven Prneetoa Freshmen. s. Yale
Frshmlen, 4
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.fer-es fitr.
nafti1nrs .
Puu. t~rss, ~ltr- Wausrr uaiHnorr siaTis
,s,ads ulnn fwo base hii Rrers. Sarrihc~
rF Nsr Stolsn nase tohnsnn nouhle play
Ioagsan ant Grnofs itr4l hnss ~ haiis or
ilir. rlt o. usu-rr Wii hy nltrher y, Nnu
~. st-icl aif nIssen 4 n Ma1srr O
70 o. - Viumnrs isrysV Ti'r 3. Tire
ftssa o. srrag Isrsrv CITE imnlFe IN eflr'
rvrn1 F'e'd umpire Hahgan TINE r0lr
and 90 rirltes
Ar HovrrVAt.
T0rIrt1 .
Monirrsl
Hst'rries M~t'iriey. NeUton ard NNndsTdn
WIrgs and kri'chsl
- PrFvAfN
Uorfr.,rr 70 o. % 80 %
HuT.tn % a.
raurrtss iAnt,e snc rlaii EissnEsr. TAYLOR
ana 81 1firHr
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EASTERN LEGGUE.

sT.NDINa og rnH cluls
The sun., 1910-05-27

Sas SSi5l Sssss 1s sS sS@Ii e 80 &
The sun., 1910-05-27

enlHnRlA VICTOR AUTO STORAGE CO.
ssee@ssh 1881 Broadway. Phons 1STI Col
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DE DION-BOUTOM sss1:. M . ;,ilo9fI. IN ~.

s Ss' Fss' F%';s So SI'sF g * SSS: C: 81 a
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qHE popular coHcep'ioi " tne
AIMS oil u modern gymnasium
is about as lucld US that OF an
lfishniah VINO cNeii''hea upon
his first sight. OF par Oh roiier shA'eS'
'Phat's dim. boTcyclesE Years ago
the gymnasium VA = p!ace 1or .le"NS-
weight lifters 10 put on muscle TO m
crease thsir lifting 'abiiity' .3r box
crs 10 get "in the pink OF condition"
for wrcstlerS to ''woriS out. : for profess
sionui acrobats, GYM: $. s ana ltni1te3
to oct mt" liz fact 1t was the place
for the strong to get stronger and the
man who really needed the exercise
that such II place should afford had
"no siiov'. whntcrcr with his husky
,.t mn, -. uo,,t,,. ,,,us,.,nd
" -" ,...,.f,.
nat chestch dSspephc, etc,. was vas. s>t'''''S
tolerated and looked upon as soinc-
,yhat or n fre,l, ir he nttcudctlta GYM
.,,,. ~, a., ,,.,,,,,,,s;.,r,.i t,,cn
were run by somelclub and tho; aqup-
inent usually consisted OF y liuniih
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Materials Co.
DIRECTOR w. E. DAY CONDUCTING PHYSICAL EXAMINATION

physical activity is not a state that
exists forever A large inherited bank
account that receives no deposits. but
is constantly subject to draft. may
stand considerable overdrawing. but
some day the check returns with this
caballstic phrase across its face. No
funds"
As the complcxity Of civilization in
creases muscular activity decreases and
where once a mans occupation kent
him in good health, he now has to give
what strength he has to his occupation
and trust to other resources to make up
this deficiency For the usual business
or professional man, this lack Is best
made up in the gymnasium and pref
erably In one Of the classes suitable
to the age of the individual. The fan
cied, not real, objection of most men
Is I'm too busy. l do not have the
time" William E. Gladstone when
prime minister of England took two
hours daily for his exercise and such
busy men as President Taft and Theo-
tore Roosevelt. put in an hour or two
daily nt1E bodily exercise. 1T IS as
truly mans moral,duty to have a good
digestion, sweet breath, strong arms,
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gymnasium Is not 10 turn out boxers,
wrestlers, gytnnasts or athletes, but to
aid each one in obtaining and MAINTAINS
ing the best degree OF health possible
for him. The objection is now raised
"Why. never went to the gymnasium
when n bow. secured my exercise
hoeing corn, cutting wood. etc. bGt
few realize that we are living in dit
farcnt age and generation and these
pleasures" are now denied the boy,
n!so that The man tne Toy and the
girl, TOO, must seek their exercises anu
recreation. IN other channels 10 Set
tho largest results from his exercise
ever one should have :. physical cx-
animation 80 that the director may
determine the exact physical cohdl-
tion OF the applicant. and be 81 ine
..rcatcyt service in pointing oat 10 ING
lidlvidual hts physical daieets anu
prescribing il course 10 remedy SH ',.
II possible. r.la syn'nasiht, nv
held up as curc-all ana o1tti.nes up
pl!cants Tor treatment are relerteu 70
the family physician so tlht WIZ III ~
diagnosis and endorsen'ehs, .''e
rector may aid the patents 70 M sr,,
out ilielr piiSSieal SLY at'o -. -,
physical examination ~ liis"M ~ ,,,,t
h no ,. "l,iy II che individual against the
hSgiaNatipA on au.t,S -, s;,,m from
hiih "io' -, - ,.,,o,., ,,i,rt,ical do
unjust cfi.itss ,t,,, ,u,1a,.,,,t only
iett5 NitNt ~ nnieo or which
through eMttJ.ar, ~ -, ~. ,,y,nnosi,lm.
Woniu DC t,I., ~ th~ Deserc,.
lhe e: , -. ,,,,,iaod into three
gymnasium bistnry nhysical
sections. Pe. ,n ,,rr.,ic,l examination,
"''tsi I''s' - ,oats aud questions
,.',,,i,,,,, Il, y,ven u conv of the
i- -., - III ND also soue general
,.,,,'''.'.iS,,,,, nu nnrsonnl hygiene as To
s,Ie, ond nyercisc.
M NJ, o.. 1,,,i,st;ln 10 often asked. What
-, ~ ,,,,r,nnsi,,n, do for me, what
M WI, 4; ~" 10 Sn,. nv bnv and what will it
", ~ 60, =. nv, cir,e" While the therapeutic
y" ~, ,1,ysical trimming will not be
Sn.,v ~ n Ills article, speaking gen
LII, ,h,,ch ,bn success attained by
o,''' ',nSi,.iimn, win be largely in "a
go ,'.,.,,,,,,.o In nronortion to the npplica-
.i,,a -, ihn individupl and his general
an,,s,itu,ionoI condition. AS the new
,,n.o.ct ,,vmnasiIm is not only one OF
~ hnst in tho country but is the
800, ~ q large number throughout the
,,n,,1 TO work will be taken as the
,,nsis ,r tho description of the work
nT an nm to thc minute gymnasium.
~
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THE BOY.

The value of the gymnasium in pro-
noting the health of children cannot be
over-estimated for "as the twig Is bent
80 is the tree Inclined" II the boy early
in life is taught how to care for his
body not only as regards exercise but
dict. bathing and personal hygiene. Il
boon of Incompatible worth will be
bestowed upon the rising generation.
A boy who is taught to keep his body
clean will respond more readily to
moral suasion than the one who does
not An erect carriage OF the body
Is of value and to teach u. boy to stand
straight means much for the bodily
posture OF the man. To learn to play
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OBJECTIONABLE FEATURES.

Games away from home on Saturday
usually mean Sunday travelling, which
should not be countenanced. saturday
u1mes also mean that the young men
have money in their pockets which Is
frequently put up on the game. One
team not only wagercd its money on
the game. but when they saw they were
losing. started n free fight which ended
In tho police being called in and the
game brought to q sudden stop. This
started series of roasts which not only
stirred up considerable III feeling. but
brought great discredit to gymnnsi-
UNI. There Is also a reflex action upon
the gymnasium by the employers who
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Ancient and Modern Ideas on Physical Culture

fair and toNbc square in all games ana
contests. to observe the spirit as well
MS the letter of the rules OF the game
AMI to be n thorough sportsman (not
sporting mani are large factors IN the
character building OF the boy. For
these and sundry other reasons. If par
cnts desire that their SONS be given the
proper kind of physical training to lit
them for lives of usefulness and honor
they must see to It that the task Is en-
trusted to competent modern lnstruc-
, tors and not to "perfcssers' of the old
school. THE successful men IN ne are
those who have stored up such physician
health In youth that they can in an
emergency work 16 hours q, day with
out suffering from It..
AMATEUR SPORT.
Competition in the local club or gym
nas!uin differs from that where two
clubs meet In the latter case the de-
sire to win Is usually the predominant
aim, This Dr. Luther Gulic!N the emil
nent physician anu writer eriticizes
as the professionalizinG spirit, tnat Is,
victory and It's results as an end.
A tine amateur basis should be tho
prevailing spirit In the competition
within the gymnasium. For when com
petition Is limited to the local gytnnasi-
I'm, the director does not have ITO take
into consideration" interference with
the regular work of the department tne
possible maximum expense or the th-
king OF men away from their business,
mo number or kinds of events. unsat-
islactory officials and such other 1ac-
tors.
If the gymnasium Is to work for the
building up of the sport (and some OF
orr enthusiastic friends seem To nave
turned their misguided energies In this
direction) rather than labor for the de-
yclopmcnt of the man, the SITUATION IS
viewed from the wrong standpoint inc
man should be given the first conslu-
Grafton: the sport the second This
should be the aim of every gymnasium.
Ono of the great aims of Il symna-
stun is 10 help men. The gymnasium
Is not helping II man any by taklhs
him away from his employment three
DAVIS or a week to tour the state or
neighborinC state to play Il series Oh
football, busketball. or baseball games,
or engage in a number of athletic con-
tests. 1t may advertise the Symna-
sum- but in way. too, that Is some
TIRES undesirable. The men are put up
ut hotels and the temptation not oniy
to keep late hours, but to engage IN
games of chance is placed before them.
If away for but ono day they are UNI
able to render for the next day at least
the prorcr equivalent for the salary
paid by the employer. If gone
for longer period the injury
to the young man and the
gymnasium is greater. Lack or
enough sleep is represented in the work
one has in hand. a mans physical con-
dit,on Is bound to reflect itself In his
work. Good work cannot be done on
short stunt of sleep, improper food.
booze, or lack of personal cleanliness.
Athletes cannot be picked men. and the
best athlete may be = poor representa-
tive OF the gymnasium.
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,rrood iealth VAS the best thing Tor a
(, ,.o,,,, mar, ia start out with In he.
Ia have a good superstructure one
must have II solid foundation, anu Soo 49,,
health is the basis upon Wh,cn -,
young man must build when rc pes SIC
i,ia I;re. structure. The man WHO
acbieves distinction, professionally or
In business. without good heaitn
rare in fact SO much so as to achie'e
comment.
Every Young man should look TO ms
hoalth first rather than to his mentul
develonmcnt. Wide-awake business
men are now demanding certi'icatcs 9i
good health from applicants Tor POSI-
lions. realizing that only the pest se'
. ice can be obtained from those III Soou ,,
health, and the expense or pre''hils
Il man into Il position peco i'les II,
{, total loss if the employe becomes ~.
slowly but steadily men are beSinn!ns
10 renli.e that good health and q tre'
nhysioue are II most valuable asset. arr
striving to keep themselves III tne
hest possible physical condition D! reS
,Ilar attendance ut ono of the Eynnasi-
nm classes, and the cultivation OF .'i i.'
personal hygiene habits that tcno LOT
health. Besides tho feeling Q, ",nlinIa,,
tlon that comes IRON proie.is
exercise, the attendance at me Gyinhu
sI,,m classes has n commercial value 10
the empower una ~ ~ n,,y hc able
In good he''ltn VIII ~, az, ,,nre Sat
to do ms wo,h ~ :, ,,.,. ,,iso cive het-
EisiactorS 10 h,',se,tt' -. -. man
Ter is Se nnr he y" i Time spent In the
, ~, nays
%
THE STUDENT.
.;. ,.,,,, ,,o,.o oo,,n,
PhEs'caa 'tai ram, s ,,.nn ,,n~o,onncnt
prominence WIZ ,e,i,', Jc,elonmcnt
ana at'Ghtto'' :" oo, ,d thnronyh con
Snouiu HaNc ''i'' "t'u M go,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17
MISSION OF Gymnastics

1t must not be forgotten. save =.
Theodore Hough, that the mIs:;o, ",
gymnastics is not primarily IN W. VI
gymnast, nor Is Its chief pl,rnos, ", Wv
training of athletes. In accomnlisht mF
the purpose of physical trainIng u
have no reason to believe thai thn ~, "
tivntion of great strength is necssss ,-s
nor, In view of the condition n, ~,
among people of today. is it lcsiram ~
The athlete is rs much n speclaIst !,
tho student of Sanskrit literature. ma ~
great muscular strength and hoI-
endurance under physical strain Whit
IS his speciality. Is no more necessa.,
for the health of the business man
student than Is d. thorough training /.
astronomy. or physics. to the athIe,n
rs such. | am convinced that ii Il !,
mistake to attempt to cultivate !,
healthy sentiment for rational nhvsc,
training among people, generally. n
means of the athletic ideal alone, X
far from encouraging the rational ia
of exercise by all, 1t certainly, at tins,
tends to discourage 1t, simply becnr.
the Ideal Is unatta!nable to the yas
majority of the men.
The aim OF the gymnasium vii, n,
TO meet all the needs and demands 4,
mans physical nature and experje,rs
has clearly proved that this blendin,
Of class exercise, recreation, relay,,i,,
and competition brings the desired r..
suits. q: