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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-11
Good Prenminar1ss.

Ihe preliminaries also proved the
most interesting that have ever been
staged In bridgeport. In the first bout
OF four rounds. Jack Lightning. Of Puts
burgh. had "A slight advantage over
Mickey Dunn, also OF Pittsburgh This
was a good clean bout ali the way. but
proved rather tame.
The second bout. between battling"
Jimmy. Of Wheeling. and Joe Nelson. OF
Moundsville. lasted but two rounds. he.
going 10 his corner at the end OF the
second round ana asked that the bout be
called off.
In the semi-final scheduled To 20
eight rounds. between Johnny RAY and
Johnny Hays. both Of Pittsburgh was
settn some OF the fastest fighting OF
the evening. These boxers entered the
ring al about ll6 pounds and Tor three
rounds put up a fight seldom seen in
the preliminarics. Ray showed his SUI
periority. during the early part Of the
Tight and showed himself 10 be his op-
poncnts master b. landing a clean LETT
count
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ChicaFo. Sept l0.-Hogs receipts. "a
600. unsettled. Bulk Of sales Ss.7OI
SS25. light. SS95HSg.55 heavy. $3.50
tsSs. rough. tS.35 $s.55; pigs, $3.50
$50.
Cattle receipts. 1000. firm. Beeves.
3s.sOG til.. steers, $685. n 1856 stock
heifers. 1s.T5ass.35; calves. s7.5Oa
tl150
sheep receipts. 80 900; strong. sheep.
lambs. ss.5Odss15.
PITTSBURG. Sept. 1O.-Cattle steady,
supply light Choice Ss.5Onsg.s5
prime. SsOOaS9.25
sheep steady. supply light Prime
wethers &5.sQmf5.sa. cullls and COM
mons. t2.O0H $500. lambs. f5.50dss $50.
veal calves. 81 1900 $1,000
Hogs higher. receipts ten double
decks. Prime heavics Sqss mediums,
and heavy yorkers f9.75Gf9.s5, light
workers.. 50 sou rs. pigs. 1859 d 50 rs.
rouEhs. ts.5OdSs55.
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Cash quotations were:
Rye-No. I. s5696c.
Barley-6S H7sc.
Timothy-S4.5OH 500.
Clover-Nominal.
Pork-Sl9.50.
Lard-S9.22.
Ribs-S1i.S7 H12.25.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-11
STEWART WINS OYER G0LDIE
In A FAST TEN ROUND BOUT
LOCAL BOY WAS MASTER OF THE
RING AFTER FIRST COUPLE
OF ROUNDS

showed Great Recuperative Powers in
Forcing Pittsburgher IN Last
Round-Good PreliminariOs.
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TRADE PAPER
ADVERTISING

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improves and increases
distribution; paves the
way for teaching the ulti-
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your goods.
We have a fertile fund of
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Six Round Bout.
Battling Jimmy. OF Wheeling
bout stopped when Joe
Nelson quit cold.
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WINNERS
Walter Stewart. OF wheelins


Se1n1-E mai.
Johnny Ray, OF Pittsburgh.
bL "A Knockout.
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view HfI landed nn NlH opponent. law
with hard r'rhf fud I.ff book. ord un
thr Wind With .fllf irff Guldlr rHmr
landed uu sfruHrfr chin Unfn HrHfrra
seemed fn hf about uIndn1 Iu ffia
round cod each seemed f. h. UrhfIu-
even
tr ffr final round grIdIr landed on
Stewart. fhiu HIfI .fI. I.H Hf.narI
cam. back H'rHu. ruH several bard U.,Ir
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foldle aflll leading the nghUug land.
90 atiT right and lcft ho0ok a. stew.
arts chin. forcing him CO. cliuch. lH
which fhCg exchanged short aern punch.
o. tn each others stomach. Stewart
landed right to Goldle's neck. be com.
ms back with right and left to Stew.
arts jaw toIllr had slightly the bet.
Ter ~ fffH round
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~ me second round, boldie opened
Stewart followed with n right and irft
% the face. forcing Goldie 10 the ropes.
Ihcy cliuched and exchanged several
body blows. This round ended with
Stewart having slightly the BETTER ~
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Fight By Rounds
Inc main bout by rounds f0IIOWH.
PirEt Round.

Goldie opened the bout By landing
several hard right and left hooks 90 the
rtbe. 20 which stewart rctaliated with a
uEht and left hook TO the fact This
was followed By clinch and some hard
infiFhtlnE. Goldie had slightly the bet
ter Of the opening round
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ln thIg round fhe Fighters met in ff'
widdle ~ tle ring aud exchanged blow
fo me head and face fu the hfa4L
stewart landed hard rIrIf fe EuldirH
head and forced hIw fn tnr ropes. unfr,
They WIrnd things with huuurH about
even stewart bad the Hdvrnfare lr
fHfn round
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-25
Assignee Of Mortgage.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY TO
BE SOLD.

DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY TO
BE SOLD.
That certain indenture of lease
made between John G. Quincy as les
sor, and G. @. zee Hop, Pang Chong
and Chan Young. as lessees, dated
October 5, 1899, and OF record in Ii
Der 202 at pages 39-41, Hawaiian Reg
istry of Conveyances. said lease being
for the term of forty (40) years from
October 1, 1899, at a rental of ninety
dollars (S90.00) per month, and coy
ering the following property, to wit:
First. All that lot or parcel OF
land situate on Beretania street, Ho-
nolulu aforesaid, and thus bounded
and described: Beginning at the
north corner of this lot on the lower
side of Beretania street and running,
1. s. Sc TO- E. true 144.0 feet along
fence along lower side of Beretania
street.
2. s. 51o s. w. true 2O2.s feet along
Lots /, 3 and 5 of the Macfarlane
property.
8. N. 17s go W. true $40 feet along
fence.
4. N. 24o So W. true go feet along
to iron pin.
5. N. 800 So e. true 1910 feet
along division fence to the initial
point; area 47-100 acre; except the
portion thereof conveyed to the Ha-
waiian Government for road purposes;
and
Second. All that certain piece or
parcel of land (part of Land Commits
sion Award 500 to Hinau) situate at
Honolulu, Kona, Oahu and described
as follows: Commencing at the north
corner of this lot at point Ia feet
southeasterly from The south corner
of Beretania and Punchbowl streets
and running,
/. s. 60o 5, E. true 500 feet along
the new line of Beretania street.
2. s. 49, 40' w. true 112.5 feet along
fence along remaining portion of Land
Commission Award 639.
8. s. 59o 90, Virtue lis feet along
same.
4. N. 70 Is, w. true 1913 feet along
Lot 3 Of the Hart property along Arm
DRY.
same.
s. N. II Is, W. true 400 feet along
same; thence,
Z. N. So 10, e. true 73.5 feet along
Lot 3 along fence to initial point;
area 100000 acre.
Together with all buildings, improve.
ments. rights. privileges and appurten.I
ances thereunto belonging or apper.1
tanning.
5962-Sept. rs. 25, Oct. 2. 9.
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NOTICE or AssieNEE or MORT.
oAGEE or INTENTION TO FORE
CLOSE AND or SALE.

Notice is Hereby Given that, under
the power OF sale contained in that
certain indenture of mortgage OF date
February 20. 1901. executed by C. Q.
zee Hop. Pang Chong and Chan
Young, all of Honolulu, City and Coun-
| ty Of Honolulu. Territory OF Hawaii,
to Frederick Waldvogel, OF Honolulu
aforesaid. OF record in the Office of
the Registrar of Conveyances. In said
Honolulu. in Liber 22l, on pages 66-6S.
and thereafter duly assigned for a
valuable consideration to w. Tin Van.
by assignment of The said Frederick
Waldvogel dated October 3, 1919, the
said W. Tin Yam. the owner and holder
thereof intends to foreclose said mort
gage, and sell the mortgaged property
therein named because Of the nom
payment of principal and interest duo
on the promissory note secured there
by.
The above mentioned mortgage was
given to secure the payment of a
promissory not for Sixteen Hundred
and Fifty l$165000) Dollars. OF date
February 20. 1901. payable one year
dltCl ualCf OC0A Ills AAAlCACSk ot tAAC AatsS
of 10es per annum. and executed by
&c. Q. zee Hop, Pang Chong and Chan
Young.
Notice is Likewise Given that, after
the expiration of three weeks from
date of first publication of this notice.
to-wit, on Saturday. October 10. 1914.
at IL o'clock noon of said day, said
mort gaged property, for the reasons
above stated, viii be sold at auction,
at the auction rooms of O. A. Steven
auctioneer, Queen and Fort Streets
Honolulu aforesaid.
Terms of sale-cash
instruments Of sale at expense Of
purchaser.
For further particulars apply to o..
A. Steven, Honolulu, T. II.
Dated at Honolulu. T. H., this 18th
day of September, 1914.
w. TIN YAM,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
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GERMAN consul
SAYS JAPAN did
NOT DESIRE WAR
LRY Latest NALL


/ SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. 13.-The
The steamship Minnesota, which left
Yokohama August 80. arrived here to
Iday bearing Count Won Rex, late Ger
man Ambassador tn Japan, big, rud'
dy-faced man wearing Texas cow
boy hat; the members of the embassy
staff and the various German consu
lar officers recalled from Japan and
IVladivostok.
| Count Won Rex SAID Japan declared
war against Germany under pressure
from England, aud that the Japanese
people and Cabinet did not desire war.
There were many urgent kilograms
from London, many conferences be
tween the British Embassy and the
Japanese foreign office before japan
entered the fight" declared the count.
Wants TO Know U. s. Attitude.
Being asked what he thought OF
Japan's action, the ambassador re-
Ipliedi
Il have no opinion to express.
should like to know what the United
States thinks of It. You have islands
in the Pacific that may be taken over
by Japan the next time you get in
trouble
Count Won Rex seemed to consider
the plight of the Kiaochau garrison
hopeless. The japanese" he said,
ARE free to attack with 100000 men
| If they choose, while we have only a
few thousand defenders Tsingtau is
not a fortress like Port Arthur. 1t
is not strong place. Its fall is only
a matter of time. But what military
glory can Japan gain by capturing
Tsingtau?" The count continued:
The Japanese military skill was
acquired from German teaching. We
have taught them all they know in
medicine, engineering and the higher
learning. Japanese students Z have
been welcomed In all our great univer-
stiles, and this Is our reward. Japan
turns against US at tae first opportu.
nifty"
Want to Go to Germany.
All the Germans except Baron Scho-
en- are on their way 10 Germany, but
do not know exactly how they will
attain their destination. The ambas-
sador is beyond mi;::ary age. as he
says regretfully. and he probably could
reach Italy unmolested, but nearly all
the other men are young and eligible
for army service, and would be taken
from any neutral ship that was search
ed by the British.
The travellers are at a hotel here
awaiting orders from their govern
ment. They may go East tomorrow.
They say they were treated with per-
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The "AD MAN"

feet courtesy by the people of Japan
even after war was declared. Ger
mans employed or engaged in bust
ness in Japan have not been modest
ed. .<..z
There were numerous English pas.
sengers on the Minnesota. They did
not mix with the Germans in any way
Through the Straight of Fuca the Min.
nesota kept on the American side,
fearing search by British warship.
Passengers belonging to neutral ma.
lions agreed that japan was not great
ly excited over her war with Germany,
feeling that it was undertaken from a
sense of duty and that 1t would occu.
ply only a small part Of Japan's fight.
ing force.
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FRENCH BEET SUGAR
REFINERY IS THEIR PYRE
fBy Latest MALL

PARIS, Sept 14.--A chauffeur who
conducted two officers to the front wit,
messed the siege of beet sugar re-
inery where 1000 Germans had taken
refuge during the battle OF the Marine.
It was impossible, he says. for the
infantry to dislodge them. and their
Gre was very damaging. Finally a
battery of the famous u.s. took posi-.
ton, and at the third saiyo from these
guns the building and its dependencies
were seen to be on fire. The howl
coming from the refinery was audible
even in the din of the cannonading.
The Germans jumped from the win
|doWs and we're shot as they fell by the
Infantry Many surrendered and a
fsN escaped, perhaps 200 or 300. The
rest persisted in the refinery and its
ouLbuildings
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REAL EsTAFR TRANSACTIONS
Entered Of Record september %, 1914,

Entered Of Record September %, 1914,
From t0:30 q. m. to 1880 p m.
John Al Buck & VT to Hutchinson
Sugar Plantn Co .............. L
Emmeline M Magoon to Juliana
Walanika ...s.... a.......... Rel
Young Chung to Young Fook Kang
ct al ..a.....x.. ,............. - .
William Savidge TT to Loo Joe... ID
Loo Joe & VT to JAS F Morgan Co
Ltd .....1.s. .,rsr.,,.. - .s.-.s.. M
David F Motley ct al by Jdge adv
George E Smithies ....,... Judgmt
w w Chamberlain TT to s De
Freest .....s. f.s..,.. Rel
Libby, Mcneil & Libby Of Hon
Ltd to Park Chong 500 49,. Agrnt
Libby, Mcneil & Libby of Hon
Ltd to Park Chong 500 ....Agrmt
] r Kenny TT to r Kuwahara. d
Lin On Company to Thomas Pine
apple Co Ltd ......s........ en-
James e Jaeger & VT to Adelaide
Adelaide osmer & hsb to Mutt
Bldg G. Loan Socy of Haw Ltd NJ
Kukaiau Ranch Co Ltd to Hama
kua Mill Co Ltd -. .......... l.
S Matsuo to ]. Hamada ....... en-
K Kapukui to John A Mcguire. D
Land Court.
Asenath s Chamberlain & hsb
to Trent Trust Co Ltd Tr -. NJ
Entered Of Record September "a, 1914,
From $3.50 a. m. to 1880 a. m.
Maui Publishing Co Ltd to Inter
national Typesetting Mchne Coo NJ
Mildred NJ Yoder by Regr Notice
Lau Chez by Regr ........... Notice
Palolo Land & Improvement Co
to P E r Strauch ..,......... d
Josephine Mitchell to Hawaiian
Trust Co Ltd ............... PA
Hugh B Mitchell to Hawaiian
Trust Co Ltd ................P PA
Josephine C Mitchell & hsb by
Atty to John l. Fleming TT -. D
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who is that powerful giant who
looks like a modern Samson" asked
the stranger.
That is Percival Algernon Cyril
MILK" replied the native.
And who is the delicate sissified.
looking chap with him?" asked the
stranger.
THAT is John L. Sullivan Hercules
Strong replied the native.
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VALPARAISO, Chl:e.-A number OF
Pullman cars of the most modern type
have been ordered in the United States
for use on the southern lines of the
national railway.
LA PAZ. Bolivia.-Exports OF tin tc
Great Britain in 1913 amounted to 35,.
I'll tons, valued at $17,000.O0O The
total exports of tin from South Am
erica to Great Britain were valued at
500. 00O. 600.
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EUENos AIRES. A. R.-The Buenos
Aires Standard says that IN June 5000
'||'.I41ts entered Argentina. while
&. less than 5000 LETT the country.
n ~ there we're a 900 departures
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If You Have

anything for rent the quickest and most economical way
to get tenant is to few lines in the Star Bulletin
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while Furuata was secretly arrested
and submitted to close examination at
a naval courtmartial. After nearly 10
months inquiries the examination was
recently brought to an end and jHdg-
4nent of death pronounced.
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Auto, Motorcycle and Bicycle Tires
vulcanized Taisho yulcsnizing Co.
$50 Merchant, near Alakea Street
Telephone 1897. s. Saiki, manager,
561S-tf
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Y. Nakanishi, "a Beretania, mr.. Nuua-
nu, for good cocks, yard boys.
Phone 4511; residence phone 4511.
5246-tf
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UMBRELLA MAKER.

r. Mizuta. Umbrellas made and re-
paired. 1884 Fort, mr.. Kukui; phone
3745. 5553-tf
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eLEE CLUB.

Kaai Glee Club. 81 Young Bldg. Tel
1857. furnishes music any occasion.
k53s1-tf
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The. Demand

for rent property and accommodations of all sorts is
growing daily. -.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

Union Employment Office. Tel. 1920,
All kinds OF help. G. Hiraoka, Pro-
prietor, 1910 Emma, cor. Beretania.
5909-3m
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0Oo ooO0 Q o0o0
ANNoUNcEMENT.

Leading hat cleaners. Prices mod.
crate. We sell the latest<styles in
Panama and Felts. Work called for
and delivered Blaisdell Building.
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Army & Navy. Merchant Tailors; up.
to-date establishment; cleaning and
repairing. f63 King. cor Bishop st
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h ron want good quarters to display
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Evening journal., 1914-04-08
TAPA sAYs sOMETHING.

Snort Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
We wish to state the Madeley Sec
ond team did not defeat the Tapa
team, on Saturday. April 4, and did
not get as good a start as stated. 1t
was not a complete game, as the
Madeley team would not play the
ninth inning.
There was heavy hitting on both
sides. The only home runs were
made by Mills and Ware of the Tapa
team. Rogan started in left field by
catching several difficult flies.
The lineup was as follows: Fl.
Mills. catcher; r. Crumblish, pitch
er; G. Evans, short stop; r. Ware,
first base; e. Bell. second base; w.
Miller, third base; T. Rogan. left
field; A. Conner. centre field; G.
Hess, right field We would like to
receive challenges from any 15-16-
year-old team, In or out of this city.
Send challenges to Clarence NJ. Car
penter, Manager Tapa Club, No. 907
Shallcross Avenue.
Yours in sport,
c. NJ. CARPENTR.
Manager
Evening journal., 1914-04-08
AppLEGArE MAY uMPIRE.

Fred Applegate, the big twirler
who was given trial by Manager
Manning with the York Tri-state
Club a few years ago. but who last
ed a few weeks on the White Rose
roster, will probably be a member Of
the Tri-state umpire staff this sea-
son. Applegate recently applied to
President Graham for a position on
the staff and It is said that the Tri-
State leader is holding him under ia
vorable consideration. Applegate was
at one time a member Of the Altoona
club in the Tri-State, and was an ex-
cellent performer on the mound
while in his prime. He failed to
show much while with the York
team.
Evening journal., 1914-04-08
PIRATES AND Braves
STRONG ON OPENERS
Athletics Have Won Six and
Giants Split Even In
Ten Years
JOHNSON HAS WON
TWO OF HIS THREE

Baseball dope is a very peculiar
thing. Looking over the major league
openings for the last ten years. one
finds that the Pirates. who in this
time have won only one flag, have
landed eight Of their opening con-
troversies and SO have the Braves,
who generally have finished way
down in the ruck. The Maps. also
non-pennant winners. have done
splendidly at the kckoff, capturing
seven contests. The White Elephants.
with a record OF four pennants in
ten years, have broken away in front
just six times and the Giants. who
have annexed five gonfalons. have
only an even split in their pryor
combats The McGrawites. more
over, have been blanked on opening
day on four occasions. Six times
have the Cardinals had to be content
with one tally In their first cham
pionship contests.
Star pitchers do not always fare
we'll when real hostilities commence.
Cy Young was the twirler for the
Boston Red Sox in four Of their
openers and he was bracketed only
once. Joe Woods record on getaway
day shows one victory. two defeats
and one tie Nap Rucker has gone
down TO defeat three times when the
championship lid was lifted and only
once has led the Superbas to a tri-
umph In an opening game. It was
when G. Napoleon was operating on
the mound In 1912 that the Giants
set amodern record for runs on the
first day of the season by accumulat-
ing eighteen.
A luckless individual at the start
OF campaigns has been Arthur From
three openers for the Reds and one
for the Cardinals and defeat was his
portion on each occasion.
Irving Melsore ICY I'D was delegat-
ed three times while with the Braves
to pitch the opening battle and on all
three occasions he came through with
wins. Once he let his opponents
down with a safety. That trick also
has been turned on opening day by
Walter Johnson, the Chalmers car
winner last season; Frank Paderew-
ski Smith and George Mullin.
johnson has won two of the three
games he has pitched on opening day.
So have Jack Coombs. Eddie Plank.
Howard Camnitz, Addie Joss and Jefi
Overall Christy MathewsOn copped
both OF the pry-off contests in which
he toiled. as did Babe Adams.
These figures show the way the
major league clubs have Jared on the
opening days Of the last ten years
and the number of runs they have
ooorfrod.
Evening journal., 1914-04-08
McAvoy Tells Youths How to
Develop Along Athletic Lines

$50 yards at racing speed. finishing
the quarter at a jog; Friday. 44C
yards on tire.
$50 Yards--Monday. $50 yards a
racing speed, finishing out the hall
in easy fashion. after a rest, jog
quarter; Tuesday, several shor
sprints. 1000 yards, running the firs
quarter at half mile racing speed
speed, and striding out the rest OF
the distance; Wednesday, 300 yards
fast, paying especially attention tc
the stride; rest easy an easy hal
mile; Thursday, several shor
sprints. 500 yeards at half mile rae
ing speed; Friday, on time.
One Mile-Monday, $50 yards rae
ing speed, finishing the half mile a
jog; Tuesday, short sprints, fas
$40 yards, rest; then jog a mile
Wednesday, one and one half miles
running the first half mile at racing
speed, Jogging the rest of the way;
Thursday, short sprints, $50 yard.
at half mile racing speed; rest, Jos
three-quarter mile; Friday on time
Two Miles-Those training for the
one mile and two mile, take the worl
as advised for the mile, but lengther
out the iogs and run an occasional
two miles. Those specializing in the
two miles will adhere to the follow
ing schedule: Monday. two mile.
steady, strong pace, finishing tn,
quarter fast; rest; jog a half at
fair pace; Tuesday, one mile at
good two-mile pace; rest two o.
three short sprints; Wednesday. ont
and one-half miles a fast two milei
pace.
100 Yard Hurdle-Monday Thre,
short sprints, three dashes from tn,
start over the first hurdle, a 5O-varc
dash; Tuesday, three short sprints, fou
dashes from the start over the first hur.
die. an easy 220 yard Wednesday. two
short sprints, two dashes from the star
over the first hurdle, a dash over tight
hurdles; Thursday, two short sprints
two dashes over the first two hurdles
a 50-yard dash; Friday, full course OF
time.
22O Yard Hurdle Monday: Thre,
dashes over the first hurdle. one dasl
over four hurdles; Tuesday, two dashei
over three hurdles. a fair quarter mil,
run; Wednesday, Three dashes over the
first hurdle, one dash over six hurdles
Thursday, two dashes over the first hur
die, a fast 220-yard dash; Friday, tim(
treat, full course.
Note: The above schedule is advised
with the idea in mind that the athlet,
is also doing the work prescribed in tn
l20-yard hurdle schedule In the even
that the athlete is training only for th
22O-yard low hurdles, the above schedul
should then be increased accordingly.