The sun., 1910-10-09
NEWS OF The ATHLETES
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nom' Su uImnner Ia EnglanaI Notes

N1 squad NrNI Tear NsunE Pho
nsm' swimmer Ia England Notes.
\, tho conditions uo, .t,ud ~ - under.
sius'd thst the : sds. srr rut'N - IA
I auguTat" the ainbUi.Ntrou- rul. ~ u,s
B ueNt biymut' games. hat - ~ sr,h
/ ii.li events - the dI-,G- JANrhu. shot
tud hammer ~" 'umpsfttUT- Ntll have -
/ throw Nth -" right aud left hands. th.
thro"- Wtth r',h tu ns added. 'h, dt>tlu'a
achieved iu be- the athletes perform. ,~,.
f his may he a'l right Tor tho Svr,i-S nut
Nhai I'urIo-s ~ -.'rN"- To- H. ambid@ EiTnu-
AZ puttIne ~. shot or other weight eVcnl
[ - hard Ia understand.
Stnrr Milo ut tTstuu showed k,- xTslt
/ TruN-ss it pit hing the dis. e.. ~ Athens
aud iolvdamu- ole hss- saba cNbthIt"d hts
wonderful accuracy at aiEinV The iav"hn
/ men threw things With Crr hand. and u ~
their Que single rhort that has l,ecn rS-
/ corded. livery man his master hani,
/ the same - he I'Us> '->rs inns,er eve Ia
athletic eNer,l~e- where the haud - mostly
/ used the performer ~ All tunes makss I-s
I "I the better ~ the two som. men us,
! the l"it h,ud. bat the ma IOTity use ihs
I rtxh,. but th" uNu j. alWaN- sure 10 bring
/ ~ Ilay the ono EIth vhvh he hiss the
more power. and ~ - = fact worth r~mem-
Oering that men all over the woTld to-day
| Who zpe, iahye IN held events have w de-
Nslop one hand or Ons leg and keep con-
tinualy practising with that one To main
tain their places In the front rank Of ath-
leticS
That some athletes are endowed With a
master leg or one leg which IL better than
the other, IL certain, and u does not follow
| that n right handed man always inta his
right leg the strongest. One notable casa
worth mentioning is the holder of the worlds
broad jumping record OF - ioet II 80 inches.
lie is a right handed man. yet he always
took on with the left leg
II this AmbIda xtrons r,,,s is allow.d IN
prevail at stockholm IL NAV cause Ion.
Of confusion 10 the Americans tba I'm gIi.h
and other nations tina, ara Obi in ,h. me-
tic- Of track and field spoT,s OF cour.a
there is long time for men TO set ac-
duainted with this new wrinkle aud mavbe
tn. English and other nations that viii
have a word to say about the anal makeun
Of the proVramme NAV have ,hI. r,,I. a.
plunged n ~ ia not than the world NAV
a. well begin TO accustom itself 70 ths
conditions
:" us , 'ASe y H'Rh, w '"hS's'eht To haNS
jumping contests, the jumpers to take
on with the right and again with IN. left.
and TO have races first with the risht side
10 tho ,rack .n1 20 ran ,ho -, ',,.,.a..
- - ""I W ~" ,." SAn,s u'-'sn'o
WIN me lett side IN. " would he also
well tha' fenc~r- should 10 made to u-s
he right and left hands and thai marks-
,,.r -, III c,a.... h,,i, -. -
n'. VI ~ ''a--es shnuih Sisht WIN inc
right and left eyes In all their contests
The Introduction OF thIE new rule to rhs
,n,n n,,np'n n,r',, me- ,''ns,ra'", w" nh,'hlon-
"a ala ., -, !. ,..,., ~ =" "a,
OF management IN an International sNair.
The Swedes are ten wears "a IA atbl.ttc.
an AZ" "Nen Ne' irving y" learn "ha' other
p-"p'" nav" Nn'Nh i"i generations yet no
nr-' chsn"c they get they introduce -"m"-
A no,,hl. ,,,Ji,t., A., a.. a, ht,,,,. L..
- 20 - -, ~ -, -" " ''--' "'I''''-
will bs laWrsn," Cameron HuH tho oxford
I ntVer-t'y Rhodes :. .hular and ,h. ,,Iy
.r,c,,c.,, o, A., t,,,.,,, =, -,
Nmer'ah v" v" hon"rrd WIN IN" pr"~idsn'
resident Of New Work CIV and n hu-,nes.
here. ana A. he = not going to- ,,,,t ,tblrt,,.
10, yrE,I,, to,,,.r a., - I,..s,.,t
70, a M, .nnE"r y" mas DC, 'n"n y" lr'n
sprng
In any hrap,b nf amor, ,bcrs 3. ,,,I.,,.,
better Tor ts "r"sr"~. th"n ~" -UiTr u
"tn ron e. .r"H' 'rd %, nc u"fi",man' - ~
p.S in~p, 9Im'%m- b ."'cr i's s.,v 70 hrns
amply Illus, rated thi. wear IN tugland.
Tor ihe great work II R"aur"pair" brought
hound - shine among thr ranks OF 'hs
hampton: he nam" OF the new nspirant
hroush "" nov in his -evrn,ren'h
year ana an .d"l 81 hi- ability 'an h"sf hs
patre Won m" 'Io aud M yari champion
ships Hntfcld was riRh' On N" .firing lima
~ 'l" nni-h and only few Nard- away m
third place
ma Haih"id should b" ahl" 10 gWtm =
only natural. for his father IL stlpertu fenIgnt
oi 'h" VI di" -hruugh puhlc htihS and 10
'aughi III" Young fsllOV 10 a. 'hs
age 81 . N"1r~ tie look 10 tho water 20
N~ll that ~ m" age of ~ he won tho %
Nurn senior championships ~ Niddl dlrs-
bruugh. besides winning -hOulhoV rutes
aud ~"Neral handI,ap- ~" has hold fha
senior ,hampionship Of Nhdir-brough -
tho pre~"n' time. and IN the meantime no
successes in youths races and handtyaps
made q long string of victories Two vsars
Hgo. when then only IS Hatheld turned his
attention TO the Northumberland and
Durham ,hamptuu-bIp-. and IA tho latter
meet won IA" go yards and was second IN
the iOO Naul-
lie als" Cumpe ed m tho iuO yard national
chs ~ ptOnShip and gained a standard cer-
ttnCate bN competing 'he distance IN
minute 2-i seconds THIS year Hatnald
Non Tho go Nard YORKSHIRE. championship
in minutes 1a ~"'ond- and Tho NRures
are only o. 1-i seconds outside of The ing
ll-h f"COru llt- fime tu the Yorkshire
lHi wards VA minuf" seconds In ths
sprini races Hatfield u-e- the Aust raltAn
crawl aud IN tu" longer distances ths
irudE"pu "" stands : feet 5, inches
lu l"ighl aud Weighs iS7 pounds
Athletes Who ar" Interested IN the lu'ra-
Nv" ehd ot athletes viii be interest cd IA fhs
iohrNing nnnounCemeni William ".