Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, August 12, 1992, Page 14, Image 14

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“All work and no p la y
makes Jack a dull boy”
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All-American Knockout Boxer
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Sports-Style B y Jockey International
Jockey Shapes Up The Season In Style
The old adage states “all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy”. So American men,
never the one’s to be labeled “dull", have taken to extra curricular activities to boost t heir
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SporUS.yle B y Jockey In,emnUonal
Jockey Shape. Up I k e Sea.cn In S.yle
The old adage « m m ‘ all work and no play m ake, laek a dull b o ,'. So American men.
m n e rth e o n e -.to b ela b e le d -d .d l-.h a v e u d .e n io e a tra ra rrio d a ra e tm i.e .lo b o o .lih e .r
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These outside activities, whether sports related or geared to relaxing or lounging, offer
men a release from day to day stress. It has been noted that the younger man, the more
active he is in competitive sports; the more mature the man. the more he is apt to go for
,ess ,„tense activities. According to die “le isu re Trends/Gallup Study”, 80% of Ameri­
cans aged 16 to 19 tend participate in competitive sports, while 66% of 30 to 34 year o s
are competitive, anil 61% of respondents aged 50 to 54 are involved in competitive
events.
J, really doesn't matter what men do in their off-time, as long as they enjoy their activity.
In most cases, die activity ofcho.se requires dodung that is comfortable and suitable to
die leisure mdulgenceofthe moment. Jockey International, Inc., offers m enof allages the
choise of apparel tht will suite them inside and out.
NctroMotionö
August 1992