American optimistic on U S Olympic team prospects
New York July 7. President Gustavus T Kirby and the American Olympic committee express renewed optimism about a college athlete dominated American team winning in Antwerp. The intercollegiate and Penn Relays performances boost hopes, with trials at Philadelphia Chicago and Pasadena June 26 and July 3 expected to produce the strongest field yet. Strong sprinters and hurdlers from Stanford Harvard Cornell Missouri and others join top club stars like Joie Ray Loren Murchison Matt McGrath Pat Ryan Willie Hayes and Hank Williams in a robust U S pool for Antwerp.
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Training Rules Seen By Penn Coach For Olympic Goal
Lawson Robertson of the University of Pennsylvania outlines strict training rules for the season. Athletes are urged to aim for the Olympics, endure sacrifices, and follow the honor system. Smoking is banned for athletes and visitors, curfews and quiet hours are set, and meals should be eaten slowly and chewed thoroughly.
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Lawson Robertson
University of Pennsylvania
United States
Canyon Inn 18 no more at Jefferson Island spot
The Jefferson Island advertises Canyon Inn, a Montorn hotel run by Jim O'Leary of Atlantic cafe. It features modern electric lighting, garage connection, grounds and a Yellowstone Trail cafe, with room rates listed as 315 per month or 25 per week and long distance telephone service. Meals are country dinners and a la carte.
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Diet and Training Advice for Athletes in Competition
The passage emphasizes discipline and routine for athletes: praise cheerfulness, avoid sulkiness, and value regular training. It warns about halving rations two days before and on competition day, suggests fixed sleep times, and advises not to drink water around meals or after exercise.
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