The sun., 1912-07-04

p,Ii out hv the evident failure to secure
recognition.
Why. surely Won remember SMITH"
80 III he, pl'n'loninE his own name. which
= not Smith, hlit Murphy was still I'M
C0nire ehendinC and the individual shouted
the name in his ear for the second time.
With the result that the light Of under
standing appeared to break on The trainer q
lace.
SMITH" he said, "Oh, ycs Where is
! that fellow now. Whatever became OF
him"
The ignorance Of som" of the far
Western athletes of some of the simplest
/ rules Of training has 'a'ised Murphy to
| break out with heartfelt remonstrance
/ from i'm" to time. Lewis X. Anderson
the University of Nebraska distance
runner. wa tn" FIRST man Ia cause Murphy
to unhurdan himself With Jim sullivan
on one side of him ana Col Thompson
/ on the o' her Murphy was standing up
IN the bow watching tn" ini6dle is'ance
men Jog round the deck Al er "A couple
OF laps he gave the order To speed thin G.
! up tor on" lap moro. Anderson was
! leading ihe procession and h" came up
! the siarhcard side al Il territir clip. In
stead of slowing up when h" reached tn"
/ end OF tn" corn traces. Auder son kept
moving AT full speed and lried To max"
/ the turn of the deck withoI, slowing
| down The result was "A tall and slide
into ore of IN" huiShcads which scraped
ny on" knee lie got no sympathy from
Murphy
| What arc YOU doing. YOU great hig
| fcol:" asked no lv wav Of preliminary.
! and then followed short. crisp flow of
| clooWnc" which cleared tho deck Of all
! fCmiririty
II - a rare happening for Murphy To
los" his temper. however. and tn" pa'ienc"
! he has shown 10 al, ,lasSc, oi atnietcs
| on the voyage has gained their general
- Nj I,,s htS a. aft1..
, II took him some lime 10 learn the ideitii Y
Of the men from the clubs and the far
West hui h" has impaired 10 the younger
men some of tn" Murphy tricks Of the
trade which areaI 10 upset the form sheets
which were made up ~ the United States
after he close OF tho Olympic tryoms
"ihe boys are in fin" shape, said Muir
, ply to-day "The trip across was made
to order for Us was afraid that W.
would have ii lot ot them sca-lck. but TIN.
fine weather Of the tirst -four DAYS accus-
toned them To liie on a ship ot course
the workouts on board were no in Seuse
equal Ia that We would have had ON a real
track. bui the way ! figure II y that all
classes of athletes had AN nn,isua Ilyac'l i've
spring and need a couple of weeks OF rest .
| WIN the college dua meets and IN" keen
competition III the OLYMPIC tryo,its there
We're "a ,oast forty men who wer" tagged
ou, whom the Finland lott New York
They needed rest and they got il on the
voyage. | would like to have had n fort o.
night of preliminary work at Stockholn
h,' regardless. of the short time which
Will b" given Us 10 round the men into
form | think that the American team
will score II victory which will be sat tisfy-
ing
Murphy'S statement that every member
Of tn" team has had AN opportunity to
secure n complete res, has been verified
by observa ion Of the life which the at h
letes have l"l since they came Under his
charge Ten-th.rty il inc time for slun-
ler.and the hour has mean, tn" r"i iren"nt
of the complete athletic team. There
were a few stray l;.a,bs ON the first few
roundups, but for the past Week the dis
cipilnr has been iroAclad in this particu-
lar. Ore night early in the trip Mike
Rvan became cnlmoIet with the fin.
beor which II sol aboard the Finland
at the inviting rate at six cents Irr glass
and disIo-"d of forty eight cent, worth
of the i'uid before the evening was over
RvaD was not pay ing any part iruJr AT ien-
tlun 10 Murphv and went 80 his berth
under IN" ,np".-ion that the lil,!, party
HAD escaped the not lCr ui th" coach.
>"Nt dlv WHOM ~" rull Of Aiafai hon
'nn'l- was Callci, Murphy scn, lyar
o,ii with ih" 'uIlrrs tor II hri.h two 'nil"
iog AMI tollpw"i !, ~, with "A session
against spruieIs, hurilrrs aud other
classes "i athletes. which made a total Of