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of your University, would be happy to see your face and yale signature on
every billboard in America, negating that the young men ta Anerioa take
up the cigarette smoking habit." | ae A

Always a man of deliberate, taciturn, yet crafty résotions ae
they called him "the old fox" -- reflectedly turned to me and 38 4, "Yes,
I guess you are right." \

He turned them down, and if you knew what that meant b Glem
Scobie Suerte reactions, you would have known that it was a great ‘ictory.
Glenn Scobie Warner is Scotch, He never threw his money away. \

The next day he quietly said to me, "Do you know what was in that
envelope?" And I said, "No, Mr. Warner, I do not." He replied, “There silt
two $500.00 bills."

After Jim Bausch won the decathlon in the Olympic Gemes in Los
Angeles in 1932 he was considered the world's greatest all-round athlete,

The tobacco interest obtained his signature, but din Bausch did not win the
championship by training on cigarettes. No champion athlete ever does.

By observation these young boys watch " champion perform and they
are quick to learn that a champion cannot dissipate his energies and have -
ome left to meet the challenge of the challenger who is constantly coming
on -- coming on. Up through the hundreds and thousands of years men have
been clutching at each other's throats, Contact and coubat have developed
in such a way that our youth play the games like the soldiers play at war, but
there are rules of the game in athletics that must be followed - inhibitions
that must be practiced. Education through play is obtained by following these
inhibitions. The Chinese philosopher says that our athletic games are merely

a list of "don'ts".