The Golden-Rod, Vol. 24: April, 1915 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Why is it that track sports do not flourish in the Quincy High School? There are many boys every year who have not the weight, nerve, or ability to play football, basket ball, or base ball; but they might make good in tract events. NO boy Should moan over the fact that he is too small or too slender for football; he may be able to run or jump, and thus do something for his school, and win his Q. Very little interest is shown in the inter-class meets which are held every spring; little, if any, practise in preparation for the meet is held. If enough boys will come out for the inter-class meet this year, a good team may be picked from the Winners Of the differ ent events, and later be developed into a good track team. We have not had a track meet with an outside School for three years. If this team is formed, perhaps meets with other Schools may be arranged.

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