Seward daily gateway. [volume], January 24, 1925, Page TWO, Image 2

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IF COACHES ARE RIGHT THEN PAAVO NURMI
IS A PADDOCK, MOLEHMAINEN, MEL SHEPPARD
AND ALFRED SHRUBB, SAYS EASTERN WRITER
MENTORS LOOK AT GREAT FINN AND OPINIONS VARY
AS TO WHOM HE RESEMBLES, SAYS WALTER
CAMP—PAYS CUDDEBACK TRIBUTE.
NEW YORK, Jan.—When Ed Leader came from Washing
ton and after putting Yale crews on the map in the short distance
race, he took his Blue crew up to New London and left Harvard
astern, the writer listened to thecomment of a half dozen captains
and coaches of earlier winning Yale and Harvard crews who had as
sembled at the race. Each gave as his independent ciew that the
j Leader stroke was the one his own winning crew had rowed!
Now Paavo Nurmi, the great Finnish runner, is here and under
j the observation of dozens of successful track coaches. And it is not
strange that one coach compares
him to Mel Sheppard, and another
to Charley Paddock, and another
I to Kolehmainen, and another to
Alfred Shrubb, and so on—all-star
runners.
In rowing, every coach for fifty
years has been trying to get a stroke
that on the recovery does not check
the forward progress of the boat;
and in running every coach has
been doing his best to make the
body and arms aid rather than re
tard the speed of liis pupil. And
so when their boat wins they be
lieve their picture is right, and ten
years later they see another boat
slipping along through the water
and coming into a commanding lead
they recognize the old picture even
though the mists of time have blund
ered their recollections a bit, and
when a superlative runner like
Nurmi appears before the track ex
perts, they are reminded of other
winners, and perhaps with accur
acy.
Nothing succeeds like success, and
we can all see Nurmi on the night
of January 6 and make our own pic- j
tures and call him a Sheppard or a
Paddock or a Shrubb—by the way
! why not a Leu Myers or a W. G.
I George or a Workman?
For Example.
j Psychiartrists make their tests
j often times by suggesting a word
| to the patient and then studying his
'reaction by listing the words that
; the “stimulus” word causes to pop
j into his mind, might make a most
| interesting adaptation of that prin
ciple in sport. For instance, if one
says, “baseball,” allowing three an
swers to each test. Here are some
j of the writer’s “reactions”:
Baseball—Walter Johnson, Babe
Ruth, Stanley Harris.
Boxing—Jack Dempsey, Tom Gib
bons, Benny Leonard.
Football—Grange Garbiseh, and
Rockne.
Golf—Bobby Jones, Walter Hagen,
Cyril Walker.
Women—Dorothy Hurd, Marion
Hollins, Glenna Collett. .
Tennis—Tilden, Johnston, and Rich
ards.
Women—Helen Wills, Marian Jes
sup, Helen Jacobs.
Track—Paavo Nurmi, Charlie Pad
dock, Ray Buker.
| Billiards—Willie Hoppe, Ralph j
j Greenleaf, Roger Conti.
Rowing—Ed. Leader, Rusty Callow, j
Garret Gilmore.
j Swimming—Jhonnie Weismuller, J
Clarence Rose, Harold Kruger.
Women—Gertrude Ederle, Helen
Wainwright, Carol Fletcher.
Skating—Charles Gorman, Joe A.
More, Paul Forsman.
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British Railroad Will
Spend Many Millions
(Ey Associated Press >
LONDON, Jail. 24.—Nearly $70,000,
000 will be spent in the near future
on an elaborate program of work to
be carried out by the London Mid
land and Scottish Railway. The big
scheme includes the building of 220
large passenger and freight locomo
tives and 15 smaller ones. Provision
is also to be made for new sleeping
cars, vestibule and corridor cars of
the most comfortable type, kitchen
and dining cars and other rolling
1 stock.
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STALE BREAD GONE
(By Associated Press)
PARIS, Jan. 23.—Journeyman, a
j Baker in this city, claims that he
| has found a new formula for bread
dought, which will keep bread in a
; fresh edible condition for months
| and even years. His recent experi
| ments have proved that loaves could
J be kept relatively fresh for ten
months.
Philharmonic Orchestra
Playing In Hard Luck
(By Associated Press)
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harmonic orchestra is having a hard
winter. The public is not patroniz
ing it. If a singer desires the sup
port of the orchestra in a concert he
has to pay the organization $1,000,
and in addition meet the expenses of
hall rent and advertising. The box
office receipts, even with soloists of
standing, have not infrequently been
less than $100.
UNACCOUNTABLE ACCIDENT
(By Associated Press)
PENSACOLA, Fla., Jan. 23.—C. F.
Lincilee, aviator pilot and Harvey
Makwell young rigger were killed
and A. V. Roland, and A. Yv\ McCall
were injured when (he naval airplane
in which they weie rid;ng crashing
in East Shoals bay, six miles from
here yesterday morning. The navy
is unbale to account lor this acci
dent.
SOVIETS MOURN LENIN
(By Associated Press)
MOSCOW, Jan. 23.—The Soviets
of Russia were mourning yesterday,
it being the day of the first anniver
sary of the death of Nicholai Lenin,
whose memory among the Commun
ist leaders is venerated as the found
er of the Soviet regime.
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