Imperial Valley press., 1918-11-23
L.lrEn sIATEo LEADS SP0NTS


UNITED STATES LEADS SPORTS
New York, NoE, 23.-Ihe remaf&-
able haid which the American ala-
iat;es and snort 2dnad in France with
The entry of the United States army
IS brir.r illustrated in many ways and
Ibcft are indications thaI the reIu'n
10 peareful conditions will only aug
n,enl this paDulailv. Competenl oh
servers ho,s firmly o the opinion tIat
.he coming Wears will witness q won
1dnrf.sl Growth ta u.arnati2nal sport
competition. = 81. a. Of which have
-.i soW9 ~ .ne soldier IN khaid
and hose VINO entered Europe with
ai~n in advisory or other helpful aa
THAI the Froach army authorities
realize The value Of athletics as eN
emplifiad bA lbs American soldier and
-a,isr is shown b. the appoinimen.
o. spaaial ms suetols from TIE !, W.
G. A. Fovel On Sctdat ranks. These
4 American coaches are faced by a NOS
.li51snal an3 complicated task, hu
p We lacked sE work with the vin
=. ..i,srscfaF. Ie il epor5 in hi com
~. asd ave atros y able % ft19#..
-. a,l,.aaine. rrasIz.s. They found
f1-.-9ssaJ@es ea~#ran Ell from he star.
- oaaditioaa .na' aage 70 p.I5l.gi n
Ne United sta@-. At home he co2teh
eelisauz usver has io teach me
Fundamental. Of a.s same, h1 pupaS
arnaise hos5 ia childhood sot II
rTaege aaflaa5a wua h. "built fron
ha cr.,lad IN Instead Of oreani@-
re sl e ;auine epoyts that ar&
a-#s3v wei ta#7 tho Foyer n
5,.lre| Ea 3.tera Is pioneers.
ao FIRST ah'.m IS TO tea"h
.ass ceres. .ssa war'z Is nee ~sari.F
af--eata.z. i I'D Of is-~ieg '1E, 1
#.,s1 ,rqt = veil -g~aun2ed II lha
aiaaz asird aa3 putting q fina oa@1
On he individual sill ard t2amWor<,
o. American WORKING viii ne
F#ezr1s fsa.5 tres rs ask .hliEalE
.Fa-a ha standpoint 8 g,,-s4zusemon6
aa9 dis raction. -.
re eJ4enaha. - i - naiure ar
9amreramlIo< . snorjsaasa, and Is able
10 iearY- American %ames ve'' alaeE-
II. r eo,s.l.alelq To- Ire r@nid
es./l of sHef4s tha Heas1r brow
- and etching, there have Zen 70
>ear1es aeaariHy nla>ea IL ffane.
sha- seve1op muscle eo-ordlna foa q
HE hands, arms and shoulders, fot
this reason baseball. ba~Ee ban 2'A5
sal5y sazI taaI prove espeelaii$ EalI-
ah1, IN eiTie@ tae t'faHe3 a v II 5a4s
anae6 devalopm
7Vitaia y pas, few months ne
II .sR n,flilaM Authorities havc
.za4a ais wsrlz Of So much bansHt,
NJ ..a conduefe5 uo3n m informal ana
,.al.rgt54z- ba-is. hs hey h@Vf oftl-
sally aaubiateJ FoNel. men in eharSe
az athletics IN several Training camps
5aa a1al In view of the faeI ttal
5er#s1 .t=za 0a,i5 expected q XJa&a
0-er considerable period these a2-
rs., eas anu 0. .ers ale likely 10 r.
the;9 biHe's fo~ long iim'.
-a~e dose now -g"in- n TINS ca
ne~i5v ~ iHciUa q:
I."wecrea o'Caauor. athletic dire
.aa fer he aviation school at P9t,
----ea tha cemmaa52ni has order
III NEE o.nhtay 'heTe o dev0le thre.
r,rartI, ge ia hour each dan %
sraras. aLr. 0'Cofnor comes from
7-sv York Civ. Al C7nlD q" Ger, Z,
Wiqein aa, assumed charaf Of the
oth.e.:e aro2eum He comes from
Lin rl1G,. Me- is BoWcon college
-.adua,e. ANA wa superintendent o.
haols iefocc taking up Y. NJ. I.
= x in France RAYMOND J.. Carn's
{ Gwsha S directing Sports 4 AH'n,
.aag,Lcf raining cnier in he sou u
#s.n ear Of France. He IS DAT
mouth map anj was supervisor ot
ah<-. I'll education in OMAHA. The
+ |gzpall aco gained in his work al
Ihonc has enabled him 10 achieve sl--
asI Success among tn French .'a-
zaats a.aaod under his ch.rge.
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