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uses aloohele The bwo are not caumtible. Athletics call fer
the very best efforts of an athlete, and elechol bemuibs anc

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publication,
"Youth Studies Alcohol", by Uarimess end Fort, published by
Bonje Ke Sanborn and Compeny, of Tow Yorke This, in my opinion,
is a eplendid contribution to the problem of temperance oducaticue
You may have it in your school library. Chapter VIII, entitied |
whet About Athletics?” deals with what somo of the famous coaches
of woll-imown sports say about alcohols anong these are

Raute Roolme ~ *, » « Yo not only deuended that his
players keep awny, fran drink during the season,
but he insisted also on thoir loaving it alone
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Alonzo Stagg = . » she reprecented 30,000 coaches
who were practicing and teaching players to
leave drinking alone. ‘le said that coaches and
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liquers, even beers”

Fiolding Yost = "The man who drinks eliminctes him~
self from serious athletics. e's through be~
fore he starts.” —