The evening world., 1912-01-10

ne Ne. Yort wgidI,
"HERE will DO much argument over
Cernel's lifting OF the han on
professional football coaches. In
some colleges there's a feeling that the
teams should depend entirely upon
graduate coaching and the individual
EFFORTS Of the,f captains. Perhaps In .
way there IL something sportsmaniike
In the idea. a. II cuts out whatever
s9eet ths possession Of financial back
Ing might have on a college team. II
makes Il impossible for = college 10
excel others through buying the services
Of the most expensive football experts.
but there's another side TO the mat
~. Every football squad 10 made up
q . large number Of youngsters who
are developing mind and character ID
ven ~ strength Of body and ability 80
pioy the game. A professional coach
iiho walter Camp. for instance. who
has been through the mill and who
knows the game from beginning to end.
can rive the best Of advice on all matters
connected with the sport. Perhaps his
mature ju~dGmsnt-or that OF any relia-
BILE coach-wouid 10 OF moro bsnent
than that Of Q less experienced gradu-
sts player.
-AD same thing applies more
strongly to rowing than TO foot
bail. Here IL an athletic per-
fog1a1es that Nj b perfected In
evsfy detail. Take Coach Charles
Courtney Of Cornell for example. lie
bnpvs HE game. lie doesn't change
skokss from year q year. a. q newly
CO take raw matsrtal-nsw men who
nevsr ct In . beat Y handled . sweep
-anl u . very snort time turn ow an
eassAan WHO knows what no II doing
anA Wy he u doing q. Besides that.
srm his experiences ~ has learned
AOW 70 handle the . They are no;
Os1n6 v - ovsrtraAnsd or overstrained
(Whtch 70 much the same thing). A.
thev might under che direction Of the
eothuGlastic amateur whose main idea
10 that THIS year he 10 head coach.
ar that he must make good The
p~rsesssionsi 10 Judged by after effects
- wen ~ by the success u the mo-
meat. He must make GOOD no only
to-day but Tomorrow and next year
- rear AFTER ear beyond that.
ADDY RYAN. who 10 . vsritabis
giant among weight tossers. met
an athletic enthusiast q couple
Of days ago.
well" said the fan. johdngay. how
far have you thrown tho hammer late
Tyr"
"A hundred u n,nsty-tou feet day
before yesterday" answered Ryan.
whsssafter developed ths somewhat
astonishing fact that Ryan In In train
Ing for the hammer throw. In spite Of
ice and snow drifts. The giant says
that he Is now master Of the tripls
turn. and that he can throw the bis
weight beyond Matt Mc0rath's record
mark any old day.
I'm toss II two hundred feet In the
aprihg." promises Ryan.
And. b'yo5. II wouldn't surprise ms .
whale Of \ lot u he did.
~ some Of the white hope hunters
ever saw Ryan In action they'd have
. heart failure. lie looks like 4 mar
Who could take johnson up In one hand
Snd use him 10 pick his teeth with.
I'm FLYNN-hc's a lucky guy
That's what they all say along
the line. Incidentally some are
Wiling TO risk a peek Of iron men OF
the proposition that Jim Flynn will no
neht Al PalSe- before meeting Jael
Johnson. Flynn Is wise Ia tils. II h,
met Palser it's more than likely Il,
wouldn't meet Johnson aftervard. no
being . drawin. card.
This Isn't a boost for ra,zer as
poosible opponent for job son. IT.
wouldn't have much more than
novice's chance YET. big ana rtron,
and aggressive ms he Is. Nob0dy know
that better than ralzer's manager
ORourke. who says that IN one yea
more the big Iowa farmer Will 40 afte
Johnson. and not a fortnight sooner
8 = rule champions don't spring "a
VA In u reason. either In boxing o
ANY other game To reach the 20
. man must have something more tina
mere natural ability. lie must know h,
>A0e. Mc0rath 10 one OF the stronxc,
men In the world. but he didn't brca
worlds records until he had gon
through scores Of competitions aud ha
learned the knack OF using his strenxti
corbstt. Fitxsimmons. Jenries, Burn
u more than these. the present chan
p4on. all fought for ys-ir before reaci
iag the top.
The good things Of life never CON