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SWIMMING AKD ITS »ENEFITS _
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BY MISS NANNIE ItUTH ftURNETT
iTafH— HilW4« Park Pe^
fl^-P ntiiilTT- te tiM 7^7 dMtIl*t»te du« to dtowaiof. Y»t, did
H 9T9r occur to you th»t your Art re*pontitol«T Th*t i», you are
Vt^iriiTr'- ii i»nor«nt of the fund«n«iit»l principle* of iwimminc
•Bd Ul« If you h»Y« ever witneMcd the freniled •tru«lin«N
‘•I a peraon diownin*. you eouOi not help but feel vour guilt, ttand-
’int by unprepeped to offer iJMiiUisee. The majority of drowning*
^*cause of ignorance on the part of ttie victim or the
I*
* Vm friaelple cause
Mgkttal loaa of life is
4r*i8amfBaii
of this
that so
•rt prepared to
Tbe percent-
M* 9t tboM who arc able to
affl^ b foiall and, oat of
.tta .tkoaaaad who know how to
still haT* any de-
«r clear ideA a* to tb*
of ftocedore in case of
•» ^
‘ ■ with no knowledge
ttte methods of rescue heroi-
feoUshly lose their
the endeavor to save d
penon. If this loss of
iMTt l» k* radaced the percents
tfft fi persons aqaipped to give
•U aMi M increaaod. The test
•t traa aittMaahip ia to pre-
par* pwueelf to meet the needs
at jmmt fallow men. life Saving
ia Ika hrgadaat aaaae should
aoaaiat in ade^aately training
■Uart awiauier to save ^e
Urea «t «th««; Uien to reduce
paaa>ia drvwaing hy teaching
•vary iB^Tldiial how to save his
•va Ufa. TIm popular axiom,
“Cvarjr paiaon a awinner, every
aartMaaar a Ufa seller/' stresses
IpilC to ^ raacar after the
ia done, instead of pre-
l>y first properly
eve^one. Oar goal
■very individual a
aad every swimmer his
'a' mrtr, then if properly
"Aa life gaard of
taaat a wBTie
JK.aaiaHBiBc is to rank in
witb other educational
Eta, Jt mtwt be taught in
the fundament-
kt iBib iUMi principle of educai-
: Wavy taacher should be
^ ^ lawa ot learning
ur fha talft forai3ng processes,
aoccaaaful teaching is based
^ wl^ people learn. The
of learning are;
^ Jpw ja^ pf exercise hold*
^^^y^ttion ia a necessary fac-
process. So
on each assign-
fieient number of
until the' idea has been
:f|ia«aridly candied over 'into
ieHam.
'S Xbo law'of effect asserts
-tti* Ira Mnd to repeat that
w|iak ia aatisfying and avoid
t^at ilkteh Ja annoying. There
Java ao^dnct your work in such
it. way ttet the student will have
a faaUag af adtiafaction. This
dMMttids ike proper. planning of
y*ar ieaaens; foUowing a detaii-
•d K*Sraasioa from the simple
«> tiM canplex; helping studenU
to aolva their ivoblams; and
naafhiag. them how to tiiink is a
motor way; tliat is helping them
. tw ijaia|ife tbc body in move-
meat. To ^omplish this have
iha stadenta determine their
probleai or objeetsves. TlMn go.
uito a discHsaion. of ^e theory,
or t^ why, behind that particu*
tar pr^iem. By means of the
M-iaatific method of aPP'oach
aMaapt to reach a succeuful
s^tiaa by a carefaUy thought-
oat appUcation or experimenta*
tiaa m tha mter. Finally, have
tkas carafaUy ifead constantly
ekack tbair ideaa with their
aMvaaaata; this ia to determine
arkather th«y fir* -being executed
fsrw^ly. nUa naeeaaitates and
' direction of their
taUag it very aiowfy
at^fliat, ao that they can varify
WtriMM with t£e resalta. If
aaad go te the extrema to
*v|Rai ^ laaan. Tiiis assuring
af gatting a conscious
; :lMMailoa'batman, tha idea and.
: iMritHMk Make yoar. cl^s oiie
through play, atnd
and kava a real in-
ia fowr work.
v> >¥a« aaa aaa that thara are
caaaa^aeaea* tlult follow
ot Ok* aecoad law.
law af readiness"
if eae ia aat or de-
to - awpaijKih a eer-
tJiii obJ«ctiv to do so is satiafy
ing, not tu do so is annoying,
ikiid likewise so ia coercive mea
sures annoying. In other words,
your t'iass is interested and
ready to practice a given leaaon,
lu introduce irrelevant suAiject
matter, to delay it, to waste
u« time, is most annoying. Alao,
turce your pupils to do any*
iliiag which tliey are not inter-
vkicd in'doing, but simply be>
I'iiude you feel that they ahouid
tlu it regardless uf their interest,
vr ni«eds, resalta in dissatisfac-
ttjii. Avoid resumiig ||g|pive
measures. _
Time was, ind not ao long,
ago, when awimmiiig was con-
lidered a NIBOLIGIBLE accom*
pllshmen^ by girls and women,
doubtless desirable for pau time,
yet not a taH necessary.
In recent years, however, the
valuable of ability in waterman
ship has been recognized univer
sally. Toddy swimming is looked
upon a* an essential item in
Physical Education, not only be
cause it inables its devotees to
guard 4ga>nst the danger of
drowning and protects others,
but because it all afforda the
best means to exercise pleasantly
and PROFITABLY.
There is in fact, ng better form
uf physicifl culture. Swimming
into action the entire system,
wiving every part^of the body
its proportionate share of the
work; it develops thoroughly and
symetrically, producing supple,
resilient, well rounded muscles;
ii makes for grace of carriage
iXid ease of movement; it activ
ates and strengthens the function
all ocgana; it .insures robust
health and good spirits.
Moreover, it is an effective
normalizer. Its natural tendency
is to est^ljlish standard body
proportions by building muscles
and tissues in the unduly lean,
by working off gradually the ex
cess of flesh in the over stout.
Swimming will correct many
physical defects also; it will
help to make impervious to sick
ness and disease; it has proven
are for nervousness and other
complaints.
Needless to say, though, noth
ing worth while is accomplished
with effort and in order to reap
the full benefits from swimming
it is necessay to practice often
and systematrically. An occasion
al swim may help, but real re
sults are atUSined only through
faithful and painstaking work.
It is all important too, to
tfwim a good stroke and use it
correctly, the effort in swimming
decredbes in proportion to the
skills acquired. While an inex
,ne addic
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v««k July S7
Ever see pictures, placards or posters reproduced by the silk
screen proces*? The young man pictured here, Sanford McAdoo, '
Aows just how it’s done to the throngs attending the American
f^egro Elxposition at the IChicago Coliseum. The silk screen ex
hibit is a part of the extensive display of NYA activities throughout
the nation.
SOFTBALL
Schedule
Friday Night, July 26
Barq vs Businessmen
Elite* vs Tigers
Mon^^y Night, July ‘ 29
Buccaneers vs Yanks
Businessmen vs Tigers*
Tuaday Nifkt, July 310
Walltown vs EJlitea
Olympics vs Buccaneers
Wednesday Nijht, July 31
Klites vs Pearsontown
Walltown vs Buccaneers
Thura^-^y Ni«kt, Aacait 1
Barq vs Eagles
Olyphics vs Pearsontown
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Team W L PCT.
Buccanners — 9 . . 0 — 1^0
Walltown 12 3 .800
Elites 11 4 , 73)3
Tigers — — 8 . . iB .. .616
Other teams not reported.
Therefore this standing is .offi
cial, but incomplete.
The big question th.1t is in the
mind of the sport fans around
Durham,, can be Buccaneers be
beat? It s^ems that Mother Na
ture has been so kind to tha
winning BuccJneers by throwing
bombs in the way of the games
tha.t were to 4>enlayed against the
Interest Grows
InATAMeet
WU>BBRFORCE,
Hr. J. Aufcrey Lane local chair
man for the ntti''nal tournament
Businessmen in the form of fsin.
Their Inst i two acheduled games
were niined out.
FATHER HINES BOOGIES FOR CAST AT EXPOSITION
perienced swimmer, or ^
ted to faulty methoda, will be
come exaulted after covering
even a short distance, the profi
cient devote of ■ scientific stroke
may go miles without tiring.
It requires very little effort to
hold Ai efficient, well mastered
stroke, and tUs is one of the
things that make swimming a
particularly desirable form of
exercise for girla and women as
well as for boys Mad men, as it
permits them to practice wiUiout
feeling ^i^y ill effects.
Another great advantage of
swimming u that it never be
comes irksome. Anyone who has
indulged egularly in ctfistfaenics,
gymnasium work, and light phy
sical activities knows how mono-
.tonous and tedius grow in time.
On the ott^er hand, virtually aH
girls and women enjoy bathing,
whether out doors or in a pool,
so exercise taken in the water
•eems to them more like recrea
tion than physical training.
One is asked frequsntiy how
often and long al swimmer should
practice to attain f>est results.
Continued on Pi^ Seven
(Special) —.of the American Tennis AssocitA-
tion to be held at Wilberforce
I Onivei-sity August 19-24, inclu
sive, has returned from a trip
through the eastern states and
reports that much enthusiasm ts
being shown for the coming
«,'vent.
While in New York City, Dr.
t.ane hi4J a series of conferences
with Dr. D. Ivison Ho«ge, Presi
dent of the ATA, Mr. Bertram
L. Baker, Exocutive Secretary,
»nd Arthur E. Francis, Editor of
(he ATA Bulletin. From the
plans feeing made by this group,
it is easily seen th#^ this will be
one of the largest championsfhip
p1;iy-offs in the history of the
lUMoi'ialion.
Queen City Net
Tourney Closes
^ CHARLOTTE — There are
new champions wearing crowns
this week as rewards for their
stellar play in J,he recent Queen
City Open Tennis Tournament,
which closed Mond(.ly after open
ing play on Thursday on the
Smit)h University tennis courts.
There was no play on Sunday
but in events where there were
ties, play was held Monday.
This was the annu£^ meet and.
was held under the sponsorship
of the Charlotte Tennis associa
tion. Sixty two persons filed for
the event.
The former CIAA singles king
of Smith, Walter S. Hardy, won
When EIARL “Ftaher" HINBS visited the Tropical Gardens of
the American Negro Exposition at the Chicago Coliseum last week
where .the sensational new revue, “Tropics Alter E>ark,” is being
presented, he sat down at the piaino and played his recent record
hit, “Boogie Woogie on the St. Louie Blues,” while the entire cast
of principals looked on. Included in the picture are Foric Chops
Patterson, Dick Montgomery, Pops and Lourie, Evelyn Landry,
Jeannette Grider, “Sweetie Pie” DeHsJrt, Foster Johnson, Walter
Fuller of ithe Hines band, Mitzi Mitchell and Ruble Blakey. Foint-
inc; toward the ivory tickler is Teddy Blackman, producer of the
chow, while seated on the bench with Hines is Kathleen Da>y.
Among the many
till.') contention, i
train \vhi‘h is being arranged
for, to bring teams and visitors
from New York and intervening
itnas to' tfto tournament. This
truin will leave the Pennsylvania'
Station in New York on Friday
(!Vi>ning August 16 and return
Mondny August 2B. Stops will be
ni.nde at FhiladelphiS, HarriaHburg
Altoona, Johnstown, Pa., Colum
bus and Xenia, Ohio. The special
will be equipped with first class
air conditioned coiishes with in
dividual reclining reserved seats.
There will he a diner attached
where meals at reasonable prices
mJiy be sccured. Reservations
I’or this excursion are coming in
nt a rapid rate.
The list of stars planning to
attend the nationals is mounting
d.4ily which bids for a brand of
^ tennis that 'has not been sur-
reasons for pagj ^t any previous tournament
the special ^ play.
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the coveted Grier and Thompson
league trophy by defei-l.ing W.
R Colemah in men’s singles, 6_S.
6.4, ff..4.
Winning the men’* dooblea
were Sam Duncan and A. W.*
Fisher of Livingstone college of
Salisbury. They licked Hardy
anS Coleman in four sets of lon^
duration, 6..4, 6.3, 6.7, 6.4.
There wcii a deadlock in tha
mixed doubles. Sam Duncan and
lEiiza^eth Duncan of ‘Salisbury,
won the first set from Dean
Addns and Miss Minnie A. Blaka
of this city, but darkness halted
the match and it was declared
no contest and the trophies divid
ed.
Miss Blake fell victim to Mrs.
Duncan in the women’s singles
Continued on Page Seven
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