The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-31
SCHEDULE FOR
| WINTER GYM WORK
Y. M. c. A. ANNOUNCES scHED-
uLE OF GLASSES IN GYMNAs-
TICS AND ATHLETICS - GOOD
CORPS OF INSTRUCTORS
AouATIcs ARE PROMINENT.

The physical section committe of the
Y. M. c. A. has just announced the
opening of their winter gymnasium
classes. The work viii be started next
Tuesday evening, Jan. 8, and a good
corps of instructors viii have charge
of all the branches.
The activities are under the super
vision of Charles B. Harrison. Mr..
Harrison is graduate (1907) of the
Institute and Training school of Chi
cago, for the training of secretaries
and physical directors for Y. M. c. A.
work He is instructor in marching,
free hand, dumbbell, wand and Indian
club calisthenics, heavy gymnastics,
coach in basketball, indoor baseball
and track athletics.
Assisting in the work is M. q.
Heller, formerly a leader in the high
school gymnasium at Menomonie, Wis.
! Mr.. Heller is instructor in the employ
ed boys class.
Mr.. North, for many years instructor
at Bismarck, is instructor In wrestling.
Mr.. North has had splendid success
with his wrestling class during the fall
term. The new class begins Jan. 10.
A wrestling tournament with the
Grand Forks association is being ar
ranged.
Boxing is one Of the most popular
| sports. Prof s. r. Kirkeberg OF Moor
head, one Of the best known instruc-
tors in this section, has been secured
and expects to start his next class
early in January. The young mems
class will meet Tuesday night, Jan. 8,
4 -, ryr,s
I, Is one of the most popular classes, and
large attendance is expected. Heavy
gymnastics and basketball are the fea-
lures of the class. Work on apparatus
for exhibition purposes will be taken
up at once.
The business men will be found in
| the gymnasium every day at noon from
| u to 1. Hand ball is the favorite game
and form Of exercise among this group.
The equipment includes two excellent
courts.
Indoor baseball has grown in popu-
larity until more business men are
playing the game than any other game
In Fargo. 1t is easily picked up, high
" recreative and furnishes good ex-
ercise. The business men play this
game at the Sis to class Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
For the large number OF students
who come to Fargo the association
schedules special activities at hours
convenient for them to take advantage
of.
Basketball.
For the second year the association
is conducting big six team CONNER
1 ~R hou ban tan cr1Ip
is easily the biggest thing in basket
ball in Fargo. There are six teams
representing the Globe Clothing Co,
Aaker's Business college, Interior
Lumber Co., Key City laundry, Mer-
chants Mutual Fire ms. Co., and The
Fargo Forum.
Three games are played each Friday
evening The opening games will be
played Friday, Jan. 8.
Players desiring to enter this league
should leave their names with the
physical director The association
maintains a representative team. with
a good schedule Of games.
With the boys.
The high school class has just closed
J a large basketball and athletic league
making the must SASSCoSA1A $780, -
the history Of the class.
The plan now is to organize big si1
team league with the Sunday schools
: as the basis on which the teams or
ganize.
The A Intermediates have organized
, six team basketball league for Feb
. ruary and March. This promises to b.
] the most exciting league in operation