Identifier: outing63newy (find matches)
Title: Outing
Year: 1885 (1880s)
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Subjects: Leisure Sports Travel
Publisher: (New York : Outing Pub. Co.)
Contributing Library: Tisch Library
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THE AWNING RIGGED FOR THE NIGHT
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Andrew Koehn, former Quartermaster and champion oarsman U.S. Navy, rowed the full length of the Mississippi in 46 days in 1913 READY FOR ROWING IN THE RAIN FOOTBALL FOR PUBLIC AND PLAYER Herbert Reed Writes a Book on the Great Game That Should Bethe Standard Text for Years to Come MERE are, roughly speak-ing, two classes of foot-ball adherents, representing, again roughly, two quite widely different physical and mental attitudes toward the game. These are: the spectators in the stands—leaving out of account those who have themselves played in recent years—and the players and coaches on the field. These two classes see the game in quite widely differing lights and usually form differing—and sometimes opposing—opinions. As was stated at the outset, these classifications are rough and general. The two classes overlap and flow together.Many a spectator in the stands is as good a judge of good football as the men on the field, and occasionally a man on the field would find a more appropriate place in a comfortable and irresponsible seat in the stand. Probably the great reason for this divergence of view and opinion

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