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Show ATHLETIC PICTURE ATBHS TODAY Chicago A motion picture in color on "Athletic Injuries Their Prevention and Care," with head trainers of leading universities univer-sities in all parts of the country' demonstrating their skills, will be shown to coaches, trainers and members of athletic teams at Bingham High School, Copperton, Cop-perton, Friday, May 21 (today). The film is dedicated to coaches coach-es and trainers by Bike Web who made it as a tribute to their years of training, and the knowledge knowl-edge and ability they employ in protecting the youth of America. Five top trainers reveal some j of their secrets and techniques that help keep their teams at peak physical condition by preventing pre-venting injuries in collegiate sports. Duke Wyre, head trainer of the University of Maryland, shows his method of caring for a shoulder senaratinn. Texas Aggies' trainer Bill Dayton Day-ton illustrates how he tapes a knee injury caused by an outside out-side blow, the most common foot ball knee casualty. Innovations in methods for treatment of hyperextension of knee and elbow are exhibited by Henry Schmidt, head trainer of the Santa Clara Broncos, plus his taping processes for rib, wrist and thumb sprains. Hughie Burns, formerly head trainer of Notre Dame and the Detroit Lions, displays the basic reasoning behind preventive taping tap-ing of the ankles as a precaution against fractures and sprains. Purdue chief trainer Pinky Newell covers the care of contusions con-tusions and bruises frequently sustained in rough action, also his treatments for back injuries and the charley horse. o |