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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1948)
j Skating Artist Claims Posture Gives Balance By BETTY LVTI.E Ace Roller 6katlng Professional (Written ftpeclslly for AP Newsfeatures) Thil column Includes i few pointer you must keep In mind to skate well. First of ill, you need balance. And to attain balance the chief requirement if good posture. I was ona of those "teen agers who became so used to hearing i my elders say: "Betty, stand up straight!" that it had no mean-1 lng to me at all. " Second of a Series Impressed by photos of glam orous actresses and models' walking with books balanced on i their heads, I tried it ton. But I found It very boring. The only time I would stand straight was when I had a book on my head. It was only when I started to roller skate that good posture i m m tmnirtnnt tn m T wh determined to become the best skater in tne neinDnrnoon. ann the rink Instructor finally con vinced me that the only way to do it was by keening my back straight and my head and shoul ders where they belonged, r I've never forgotten the meth od he taught me, because I prac ticed It so much. My spine was Ji rod that supported my body, 'and I always made sure it was straight not curved or arched. I would take a deep breath and I mean a deep one that would raise my diaphragm and then pull my stomach muscles tight. I marie sure that my shoul ders were down and my head up. I would then exhale, but with out slumping, or changing my body position. That was it the correct posture I needed to skate. If you're wondering what all this has to do with balance, the next step is to bend the knees slightly, so that your weight is J over the center of your feet. There you have your center of balance and you'll never lose it when skating if you maintain proper posture. 1 1 - ' - f .. 1 t ' ' 'I i I ' ;v I Ij i. v , Betty shows proper posture. I Students Ballot On Coaching Job For Stuhldreher Madison, Wis., Dee B U. University of Wisconsin stud ents will vote next Wednesday on whether football coach Har ry Stuhldreher shou.d resign. The vote, however, will not be binding upon school author ities. The student board unanimous ly authorized the referendum af ter 685 students signed a peti tion asking for the vote. The number of petitioners was more than required to make a refer endum mandatory. The vote will be only advis- ory. Stuhldreher, m was un der heavy student fire all sea son, when his team finished last in the Big Nine, is a full profes sor, and cannot be dismissed ex cept by a faculty ruling of inef ficiency. However, the faculty could remove him from the coaching job. Duckpin Bowling tClt aalU) MIN'f At'TOMOTIVI LEAOl'E Dlek Dodtl. Cfccvroltt duekptn prtouioaut. copp4 Individual honor with 111 cam and a, ft 01 riu WadnMday while irta HiMUMi loam took aquad honors with 7H tarn and a 0I rl. Baaca ttt Ceotar 44 1. Campbell 114, Kioar 119, J ona Sl. eVoH IM KaUar Fraiar ( 4 1 Brand 4, NtUon 131. Him by 111. Mink 451, Aahanmachar 154. Caalllaf lt Bowtra M. Ttt It Bhld- lar 111. Bhlnn 411, C.mPtU JTT. Tr4 Hi Boock HO. Burnt hi, noimaa i7. PlMk 387, Bchrorar 111. adtatt Si Harold 4M. Wan Shuck 175, Zoba) I, WhiM Ml. Chavralat li Oibb 412. Chambrra 171, Mlttan- dorf 191. Dodd 504. Wirklandar 461. Bakk - Hodira It. Wllaofl HI. Hall 103, Moon 117. VanDfll 411. Olt.m-hi.if (1Canfiald M. Chakarun 404, Shuck 11, Downey K5. Baumiart 401. RECORD TROUT LANDED Sandpoint, Ida. U Joseph W. Bates, Jr., a visitor from Mas sachusetts, landed the largest Kamloops rainbow trout ever taken on light tackle. It weigh ed 31 pounds, 12 ounces Pro Grid Lacks Appeal for Doak; Wants to Coach New York, Dec. 9 ('South ern Methodist's Doak Walker, outstanding of the nation's pres ent college grid crop may fore go professional football for a coaching career. The two - time all-America halfback, who still has another year of eligibility, expressed faint interest in the money game last night in an informal talk with newsmen after receiving the Helsman trophy ai the out standing college player of the year. "I'm majoring in physical ed ucation," he said. "I'd like to coach when I'm through." He added that a pro grid career didn't appeal to him at the moment. Capital Journal, Salem, Ort.. TTiurgday, Dee. 9, 1948n Advert larmrni "0tdat40,50,60?" Man, You're Crazy Pnrcvt tiw Thouaaada are peppT at 7ft. 1 1? "PP?50f UP" ""'th Ottrei. Contain mala for tik. rundown tollng tue solely to bodr'a lark ol Irou S'cn man men and women rait nlrl." Trr (tri Ton if Tbita for pap. ynnnxar tWHtf, thia very tUr. Naw "t MQualniad" aiaa Oft Novice Nimrod Practice this in front of a mir-lii u . or, so you can see what's taking place. After a while, you won't have to struggle to fit the parts of vour body into position. It will feel natural and easy. That was a lot to take in one lesson, and I haven't even put you on skates yet. But you'll appreciate time spent before hand on straightening your pos ture. Tomorrow a little bit about poise and body control, and a lot about you on roller skates! ' Predicts Ducks To Be Extinct - Lincoln, Neb. (U.R1-The trou ble with ducks, according to Lloyd Vance of the Nebraska (am department. Is nobody knows enough about them. Vance wants to know where t h birds are going, where they've been and why they left In the first place. There are fewer In Nebraska now than when the Indians roamed the plains, he said, and civilization la to blame. Farming, draining and grazing have scared the fowl away, Vance said. Since civilization apparently Is here to stay, Vance thought It likely the duck eventually will go the way of the dodo. But don't sell your shotgun. He adds "not in our time." Luck With Deer Montgomery, Mich. UR) Lo well Hawkins can thank a pa tient deer for his success on a first attempt at game hunting. He saw a 10-point buck graz ing with a herd of cattle and called conservation officials to find out what he should do about it. "No," said the conservation de partment. "You can't shoot it with your rifle because you don't have a license, and besides, you must use buckshot for deer." Hawkins drove into twon and got 'the license and buckshot. The deer was waiting In the pas ture when Hawkins returned and he dropped it with one shot. Scotts Mills Cut Lumber by 20-17 Ccotts Mills The Scotts Mills town basketball team de feated Evans Lumber of Silver ton, 20-17 Tuesday night. Kcolli Mill, t0 (HI Evan, Smith, I p 3. Bvr Mack. 3 p 3. Simrralt Km. 3 c 4. Jarhui Landon. T G 1. Jnharurn Nl. 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