New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

FioIessor Anderson thinks .,
80 VII not be broken for - -Als''eI s
--ei'aTea for Yale at the st ne
or wayne He is tyTentx-,,--a SCHOOL,
Las been in no other bra,cr, - 80 oiu'
1aie than football Gov 80 'iiieucs
Irech athletics. baseball ava oii "a
IiAipatrick is captain Of the -.---' anu
f. an intercollegiate hur6ler - ni aiiu
|!ohfer' fitzpatrick came 10 ye1a - "'oao
| p-,.e--- go os IRON the Hotchkiss School
~ N-iliahn o. Anderson, director
aIs. q siiiaaslaTl, says Of Kilpatrick.
t.b., N.,,.- 4Oi iouE years watched with moro
el - o,oinary interest the athletic care.r os
:. - :, hi-Pat-lck Possessing a body thar
e--oe plsces him in class by himself
= ~ same TINE shows control of his
f,-. - sIuiar machinery that is astonish
a.. o-- eIauly4ne- He skaters the firmly
80 eelef that an athlete can and
succeed. IL nc Is 10
e correlation between the mind and
0y Is exceedingly intimate, but not gen
recognized; hence many men arc
NS persuaded 10 seriously try for only
&C pasInle- We should combat the errone-
- impression that the muscular ability
aA athlete is limited. II is not-fhere is
a-.ost no limit 70 a mans aptitude if he
va get the mind right and then apply
himself
"A lhe same list with our present athlete
"ouio name such men as Billy Graves
-ii-iodno athlete. artist, swimmer, clever
-e-oe'' football player Of great repute and
q 'iie same time noticeably graceful There
e many others Al Sharpe might have
1oar Us With his large body he
ss aEte to do many things. being a gym
..es1s swimmer. dancer and never awkward
-ot sneyLn was gifted. He, like Kill
peS-eh' vas Of powerful build. but able to
elapt himself 10 work that called for yer
Sdudty grace and strength
AlAleucs and gymnastics are means to
az eiia. net the END. IL is well to win; ii is
-s''eT TO know how TO take defeat. but all
-e uelnlng given in either the major or
1'e Ellnor sports prepares man for COM
p'e1e living The test viii come. not in COL
'ese' but after the man has received his
s'espskin and for the first time takes the
ie.2s in his own hands l believe that the
s@sstie athlete or gymnast, other things
.eng equal will be more successful than
rs college mate who pas not had this
Vafaesi education
Or Frank j Born, medical examiner at
fsae. gave oct the following statement in
discussing Kistler's record:
Tie total strength test Of Erie O.
3-stier, which exceeded by over 200 points
shy made during the last five years, stands
Is the record under the present system Of
ecmpUtation.
4ppFopcs Of strength tests it may be said
4Sl no pressure is brought 10 bear on the
.eseentr nor is he allowed 10 push himself
- &c exception was made In the case Of
1~shers who was not cogn.zant OF any ex-
SING record and upon whom no mental
sEsai1s whatever was brought 10 bear
1't lSok The tests merely as a matter Of
y-iSsna4 Interest In view CT these facts
s a"iaI is al the more remarkably
70 tie matter of his shoulder breadth
note that there is difference which
seem unusually small, in view Of the
A-eE iazge variations. This measurement
-shen by the writer. is a bone measure
- 80 pal II the deltoid muscles were in
e-.o' tilis item would exceed the average
naofe tran an zach. Kis1ler is q young
VI unusually small frame. with mus