SATURDAY. 001'. 5. _1fl‘3
Let. to right: Jourdan, utility; M Hull-n, tiziid base; “illiaii-s. i-izi'izei: Jenkins. catcher: Jackson. ouitii‘ldei'; Scoti, pitcher (released): RUSS)”. iriltlwr: lid 1 lilli‘llrl': t1:i!1dl,iiisi l‘Il'i‘; l.\i:ii t'IllI‘llt’l" li‘int'oi'th
Chet: .itowlanti, iiiaiianer; Hit‘dt‘iOH, roach; L‘iitiie (‘otlinsy l-il‘lftllltl base: I. . V i I i . u M
iii val-.4: Li-l'i, ll ,v‘ thalinrr,
“Still—NEED
RESlSlANt‘E ill
infiltiithlil
it Exercises Are Not:
uflicicnt to Keep Body inl
audition
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u cannot gain strength simply by
lug plentv of pure water, breath-
plenty .of clean air or by con~
ting on your subconscious
, even .if you know howwAnd you
at gain strenzth siiiiplv llil'lell
it pure tood,hygienlcally prepar-
nd in scientific quantities.
e only wav you can net stl‘on:
through t‘Xt‘l‘t‘iSi“~!‘(‘:li exercise.
must. exert your strength in or-
0 build strength, andtlie amount
build and keep will be in propoi';
to the amount that you expend.
order to get results from exer-
it. is necessary to eianOy resis‘
e of one kind or another to the
ii of the muscles. It‘does not
or whether this resistance is sup‘
5 by the weight of your own hody.‘
he person or muscles of another:
'idiial, bvwveighls ot‘ anv kind.
prings, elastic cords or other
liaiiisms, or even by the trick of
using: one group of muscles
nst another group in your own
' through mental control. The
ria'nt thins: is resistance.
d the amount of strength that
develop will be in» proportion to
amount of resistance that you ha-
aliv overcome in your daily exer-
A consistent and logical pro-
1 of strength building, therefore,
ly involves the use. of a moderate
iint of resistance in the beginning!
or]
time he, begins his task of phvsi-
improvement. and the, use of a
isoiiiy one way to get.
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condition is reached.
. will be clear from this, therefore,
light exercises. whatever their
ties in special cases, do not offer
mpiete or satisfactorvsystem of.
sichl trainin: for the average man.
, light, free movements common-
used in class drills or calisthenic
k at home are excellent for the
onset any one who is unaccustom-
to physical activity, but as soon as
, have really accomplished their
pose of improving the circulation
toning up the muscular system;
become inadequate because they
ger have any material effect.
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Hauli’erer from heart trouble. light
story. grit for those who are.
118. and for those who are trylnx
m, mm new name
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where this exercise is no longer exer-
to one's limited strength atlcw . "
ressively increasineil resistance as .
radually gets stronger until 9. nor;
inner. They are suited to the con-
Ea chronic invalid. or perhapfl'.
rcises of this kind are entirely sat-'
.. strong. llgbtcaliothén'ic work . "
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blrhaik.
outfield. l‘.
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Ti, otiti’icliir: ('lt‘trllt‘, pitcher: llislleru. utility iiil‘ielih-r;
flirt-Lil}? center L‘harlm A. t‘onilavi. y, prcsilent; ruin, Louis (loiniskey, trciiriirer.
\l‘eiivi-r, ,‘Piortsttxz: Ii‘ll‘a, iimht-i': liflllt‘, litiiuy i llll‘ll'ii 1': '\‘.'wlt'uuiiut pitcher: .liiiiiuy t‘tillum
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OMAR KHAYYAM Kilo HOURT
' LESS To RACE OCTOBER an
LAUREL RACE TRACK, Md, 0121.
5,—0iuar Klill)‘ytilil and limit-less wild
meet in a special race at the Launch
Track on ’l‘liursdav, 0-92 11. T1319!
Maryland State Fair Association will
and Moduli in the sweepstakes.
This much was decittoil at a conic-re
ent‘c held yesterday between (301
Matt Winn, represe'viiu; the track.
‘and . F. Cartoon and S. (.3. Hildretlh.
the respective trainers oi the two
great threevcar-olds. l“e. distant“?
of the race and the weights to he ear-
ric‘d will not be riecllal until tonight
ried will not be decided until oonigflL
at mile and a quarter and the
two hundred repetitions of it certain BOXERSIN OLD TIMES .
exercise may not fillinllt‘dillll. in oth-
er words, he has reached the. point RECEIVED SMALL SUMS
"”Tliiiiiiswii '
minions
The Tigers will cr05s bats with the
:strniiu Normoii ll‘lllll. at Amusement
‘Park. tonirrow afternoon. The. Nero
3 ton team is conceded to he in tho same
class as the city champions. as they
. hill'e bt‘tllf‘fl‘a.“ the teams in this sec-
O ' ' ' '
« linens and Gosmp
ewe. lie needs increased resistance. Pugilism a Cum,” Ago p >
Extremes of strength, such as will Toni Oliver and Jack (“1”“an on'
enable one to lift horses and ele- the fourth “I October, 13‘“. just lull
phants. or to pick up with the teeth years ago today, and taught one of ”1“»
great. liogslieads of beer or sauer- most memorable 1mm“ in the ma“.
hunt. or whatever it is that they rack tory of the ring. They met at Grei-i
in lliiflfillfitbd8*'flut‘ll extremes of no Green, that famous old village, and.
strength are abnormal and not half as the fans received the. surprise of their)
much to be desired “5* evtreiues 0‘ lives, for Oliwr. the iinconquered :i‘l“ : Hill of the g
wealth. A“ a ““1”” "f “1"“! “my?“ supposedly unconuuvrable. fell in the“.
limited number ot‘ men hal'e the con- ‘ ‘
thirty-second round betorethc inichtvi
stitutioiiai foundation that will enable .
them to rival our Sandows and Sax,
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The big Series is on.
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Cicotte and Scliupp are slated as the rival huricrs today and the. re-
zone is a toss up; 9“ ,
iti'on, with the exception of ilie Tigers,
0“,.
‘ . White Sox money for the world's series seemed a little tight in .\‘or- who took their measure early in tho
assaults “f ("“9“ The" fought qlmanulk today. Chicago backers wanted odds, but no takers were in sight. season on Noroton's own grounds, by
differently in ”mg" d"-‘"‘- A light “1‘" There was ll lot of Giant money on evon terms. the close score cl 9 to 8. Noroton who
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one. Very few of us care anvthlng ., flzht and m, kid . one
. . . . . glow alfalr. . . twould l' - - ‘
about rivaling the ox o" the. liippoiTU' Theyifought with bare nets, dill: . \ Ethe h Hikebnnlhlnllmbtluel‘ ”Lin l0 mm “Hams 12“ "mums each.
tnmus. but every mother's sol] oi‘ as ”mm, oidiimei-s, anti gm,“ would: . Should Chicago loss with Cicotte in the box. the So); backers would est £8: ”3’3; ?rx3gt“1:‘:‘n° "‘5". Boutweil will ride HourleSS. but no
ought to have the siren-nil that will have ”mod mommddm (niiiviie;”"‘°k'~" lake to coter. -‘ “r m “‘ ‘er' 1‘ jockey has been («inset as yet fm‘
lls rumored that Stanley ot‘ Stamford.
ar Kliavvnui. Edward ll- McLean.
. known for and near as Steamer Stan- Om "
owner of the Washington Post, has
justifyr him in calling himself a man.
that isn't. the way to spell-it, but you.
Flor" one 0f “5 (“mm to b” “'0" SM know what we mean) to them old ”The rain which tell in Chicago ' - . ' 4
4 , . . .. w yesterday. must have struck us last . . _
up. vigorous and capable or handling bruisers Qulklit. R ‘ tracts): £32031!“ ot’mrhlsvntiemendoui: offered a gold cup wor‘h 2.500 to as”
, . . . . ' ' ; * wt... ‘ -J ' ' . oon. not
our min “eight. rieciv and ensllv un . The ruins we", pitched in oven, . a. . _ O‘ \ mum; one ottbo hm in Fairlie“ ‘winner. -
The conditions provl lei for new?!
(lav anti track. Co‘. \Vinnnnd Sam
lilldreth inststed on this,
Richard Carmen did not cl!!!
whether ilic track conditions wan
wet or dry, as Omar 'iilmyyain is n
good'mud liorse.‘
Col. Winn is planning to make. it a
gala occasion and to donate the m»-
ceipts, after expenses are paid, to I!!!
Red Cross Fund. 'With that end in
‘view he has asked the B. and 0. R19-
road to give extra service in order to
handle the crowd. ’
Omar Khayyam beat Hourless 1
short head at Belmont Park on seat.
15 after a furious drive through am
stretch in the Lawrence Malina“
Stakes at one mile and a half.
Traverse, Lady‘Small and Ti cm-
tania fell while racing through the
stretch in the first race yesterday. in.
looked like a bad accident at, one man
but fortunately all the riders-ml
horses except Willie ‘Knop. escapnfl
injury. Knappuhad his coliarborm
‘brokcn .and ovals taken tontlie stem
Hospital in Baltimore.
(10? all sorts of conditions. This is
not an impossible ideal, it represents
only the normal development. which
every man should attain, it only for
the sake of his own self-respect.
~——From “The Truth About Weight
Lifting," by (‘arl Ens-ton Williams,
in October Physical Culture.
fields, often after chase by the cops; An important page in Cdfi'fiPbl'fclll.’DllslllBllC history will be made. Mon-i county, will be on the receiving end.
Admmfilon was ”on to all, slut-ethere , day night When Brown and Kunz clash in flew Haven. iShorty Volk. the crack southpaw of
were no enclosures and no ticket. sell-l + . ‘tho Tigers, M" in all probability be .
ers. Yes, those were the happy days! 1 ~ .
'Tiio money for which too sinners; ““91 is working out daily at his training quarters. 1:23:03:‘:s°‘;::“w‘l:‘e°thlgr°flglgeit5;:
feught was usually put up by wealthy hm“ m his me' « fSullivan wiil‘be able to appear Sun.
bicker-q. most of whom belonged to‘ ,day or not. but it they shouldn't, the.
tine» nobility, Did you see,.any of the harness races this year at the Danbnry Fair? lmanancmont will secure the best men‘
- A “ha"‘l'l‘m ““0“ ”Ct-"”3 “‘95 “"1"” it dries up considerably. the auto” drivers will have a silppory‘obtainabie ~to-fill their shoes.
*money for a long and gruelling: con~l time of it this aiternoon at the Danbnry races. i The rest-oi the team will be the
“lat than would he demanded by a tsumo as won the city championship
second rater for a ten-round glovo‘ 'last Sunday. _
contest these days. And sometimes GOLD.
they fought for love. They were not
nice, those old bruisers, and their.
game was it brutal, bloody one. Yet,
for all that they were brave; courage-
ous men, embodying the bull dog type
of endurance which has made Eng-
land what it is today,——thc ccnter’ot a
world empire.
(
He never looked
Another Knock Out
Victim For Leonard
NEW YORK. Oct. 6,—Benny Leon.
nrd, lightweight champion, knocked out
Vic Month of New Orleans here yo;-
tcrday in the second round of a ten-
round match. When the bell ended the
second round, Morgan was lying help-
less on the floor from a righthand
cross to the jaw. Ills seconds threw
up the sponge to save him from further
punishment when the gong sounded
torthc third round. Leonard weighed
133%. Morgan 136%.
Brockton Marathon
Goes to De Mar ,9
WORTH THEtR‘WElGHT‘ IN
No man can 'do his best when out"
ring from backache, rheumatic
pains. swollen joints, sore’ muscles or;
BRocTON. Mass.., Oct. 6.—Clarence other symptoms of kidney trouble. B.‘
de M, of Boston won the annual ii. Stone. 310 ‘N. 2d St, Reading,'Pa.,'
llrcckion Marathon yesterday. Villar Writes: “I‘contrnctcd a. most severe :15; énggsl'lgfighy $1; gigging:
Kyronen oi the Mllirose Athletic alumnae of kidney trouble. I gradually ' , - 5
. ' -keep.the cup for a year and it‘ the."
New York, was second, and Carl W. A. 818“ worse and for months WES un- win it “th vear mtiv-k‘ee it 'aiwavs
Under of Quincy. third. Dc Mai-'9 timcmbk‘ '9 ““0““ to business 1.99.31"! The match wtli‘be‘vhold 3‘3 this at-
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{or the Went} Lill/t3 miles W85 2 14‘1“,to“?‘figeiallxgdnserepmsnnnd 53m; ternon or if the weather is unsuitable
‘4 minutes 41..) seconds, uremia for; P . g0 '3 an“ tomorrow morning. ‘An exhibition
lav l . .. '
bee: ‘i‘fitfiotggfies ‘32:; T392113“; match" between Minor and Moore the
“'3 ‘ g doubles champions and Heasty 'and
‘ l me.“—-'Adv. , ,
Stillson-Powell Corporation. Hoyt nill be given 3180'
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TENNBS ON THE FOLEY COURTS
Miss Eleanor Millikan will play Ja-
cob‘Llnxweilor-the finals for the Fol-
The new book. "My Four Years in
tGermnny" by James W. Gerard, just
'out. in book form this morning. Every-
one shonld read it. Donnelly‘s, 16:
'South Main street.
Equestrianism has become l‘ghio
Try a Sentinel Want Ad. able ambug the women of Toklo.
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arm's we nxvearviuwne. .
SIMP- ARE You “loaning-N
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ltlillthT HAVE’TOPAYNUGH FOR A Wit
dec, 1 UI$H~I 0A3 STANDlNc’ iN
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season; 001 AN’HANDED H6 A
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“nsuic AND Venn:
lno HORE‘RACE Tamas. Fog
HE - 1 WT EUEVA/ (,6an 1
HAD ON'THAT HORSE
YESTERDAY, AN. THE 0.!)
PLUG was LEFT AT
THE POST !
LNN‘T EUEN cor. THE
‘PRICE OF A SANowICH-AN' '
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“use OF STARVED
wowes ll
rum: or news.-
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up A‘BAKeR'Y
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