Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-10
ALL SPORTS POPULAR
AMONG THE SAILORS
THREE SPORTS COMPULSORY
Jackics Must Learn Boxing, Wrcst'
ling and swimming; Various
Methods Outlined,

not he cotegoricaily answered Tn
answer seems TO be. THE electly
tports are not universal"
The elective sports include foot
bah, base bail, rowing. hockey an
basketball, with numberlcss less pre-
tcutiOuB games There arc. however
three sports which every man o.
tho navy must take, at least II
massed dril, II not In !uiWidun
competition Every man must know
how 10 swim. box and 'wres'le as
part Of hts navy training
During the past winter boxing an'
wrestlinR matches, weekly or semi
weekly. were held with m attend
ance only limited by the sIzc %
the auditorium tand with entri"
similar limited The mass Instruc
ton. however, WAS NOT limited q
Ihe winter months A. matter o
fact, classes of large number wrr'
possible when all ~ inr'rnrlo.
could be given outdoors fNIoiH
the same was true Of wrestling.
Swimming Tank Opened
Indoor swimming was possible g.
! only n limited degree during the
winter months, and only I'm tanks IN
r,t,ss and t,rye towns which were
nIacsd NJ tho Jisnos,I of tho navy
statiors hv natrlat,c nryanlzaiiona
lIIkc athletic clubs and The Younp
Mems CbristI,n associa'lorg
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Iardig,p, ~ In. irs,rYrfinn Tho men
Of the navy are f1day bong taught
sw.mminr. boxing and wrestling IN
exactly the same manner Walter
Camp. chairman Of the athletic com
mtttcc Of the navy commission on
training camp activities has jus;
scnt 10 every athletic director IN the
navy stations OF the country the
siandardzed method for tcachinE
the throc universal sports Of the
navy The instruction IN boxing ana
IA ab"rat"ry demohstrai ilon given py
Herman !. olcott' annette director
al the GREAT Lakes station. Ihat
IN swimming was devised by Alex
anhrr sutherland swimming lnstruc-
toF IN iHe hoS'oIl OF llral ulstrlct'
uhd'T 'he directlon OF "eorEe "
btoWn' llhlcVc dltector ior the as
ulct Mr. sutherland was formerly
swimming coach AT harvard unIVer-
~ 1,,o o"u u,anIavs,r1 iavG ,aTeS ,,,io htoA -o
as worthy Of sdoptIon nv American
Young mon in the interests of phy-
steal preparedness are as follows:
poxto
'T, -,
j. instruct IN pallins tists' tne
proper placing OF WelBht on rect
WIN "elgnt Ilt'le on 'front.' 1901.
fracuce three steps ADVANCE ana
WIN lett jan three steps Ietrea'
win lett NOOK
instruction on ieit hook'
instruction on rIBht gross 10
oel'y'
wrestling
|. Ordinary hold around the waist,
the instruction on how to break such
hold with the knee or heel OF the
hand or head,
?. Hcadlock and break.
Strangle hold and flying mare.
4. Waist hold and flying mare.
3. Double wrist-lock.
{. Ju-Jitsu leg break.
T. hnlte protection
O. breaking arm IN clinch'
y BLOCK 10 KICK.
Swimming.
A Uniformity Of drill regardless
~ number in class ar previous aaua-
tc training Of any Individual
II. Spnce mon so that free arm
movcmep, is noss,hIe
G. Land driu for arms POSI-
ton Stand eroct. heels together
arms N sides Arms sldeways: raise
TO. leyei with Shoulders Rend arms
forward from sIbows to right angle
with uppor arm
Iaft arm brought sharplv down
TO th{gh when tbls noint Is
reached tho rIght arm, nrescrihes the
s1re mo,Ancnt while The left arm
is carried inward ana sideways nm.
III II reaches n nosition at RICH,
Angles with sbonlder when The
stroke is completed The right arm
stroke is completed exactly like the
left Continuity of action ls a Vita
point essential TO perfection of this
Leg Action.