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Show THE TIMES- - NEWS, NEPH1. UTAH Thursday, November 10,' 1949 VIRGIL I HOW CAW J UM J (WITH I THT CHUTE'S OPEN. KK1KI- V- I ) C I X- I - PAGE SEVEN February Safest Month By Len Kleia J I VIRGIL.- - February has an other claim to fame beside being the shortest month of the year. It is also the safest month. There were 7,500 accidental deaths during February, 1948. This was 650 fewer deaths than the monthly average of 8,150 last year. CHICAGO. FOR ) The Master Swimmer YEARS ago I saw Paavo Nurmi run in the Olympic Games at Paris. He was someas Babe Ruth and thing to see Jack Dempsey were. You knew you were looking at the master a runner good enough to win from the mile to the 10,000 meters. "I felt the same way when I saw Furuhashi swim," Bob Kiphuth of Yale told me. I felt as if I were looking at another Nurmi another master." understand "I the new Japanese swimming records may force TWENTY-FIV- E A by Clark SUNNYSIDE r f I TELL YOU VVUAT. INSTEAD! 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Step 4i Let rise in warm place (90 about one-thi-rd to 95 F.) until dough has risen level with top of muffin pans (about 25 to 30 minutes). Step 5i Bake in moderately hot oven (375 to 400' F.) 20 rain. Step 6i Remove from pans and serve warm. Yields 18 to 24 rolls. RlOW( Try this new way to faster, easier baking. Red Star Dry Yeast keeps fresh for months right on the pantry shelf. It's always ready when you need it. ding-don- Arne Bore's Great Swim One of the great swims of all times was Arne Borg's 1500 meter in the European championships in Bologne in 1927. Borg in that race swam about one minute faster than he had ever done before, and he never came within a minute of that time afterwards. It was truly one of the most astounding athletic performances of all time in swimming. "When the Japanese came to great swimming power in the late twenties and early thirties, they went after that 19:07 plus record, trying to break the mark. I have seen them over and over again on my visits out there try to do the Job, but missed b y they two seconds because about always Borg with s very erratic pace, cut his lap time down after 900 meters and started to go even faster. In the natural process of deceleration, any advantage the Japanese had piled up at that point was slowly lost and by the end of the race the Japanese had lost out, too. "However, in 1938, Amano finally cracked the Borg record by doing 18:58.8, so it was really amazing in 1948 when Furuhashi turned in 18:37.0. He also bettered the world time for the 400 meter and 800 meter events during the same summer. "Nevertheless, we were not prepared for what he did in L03 Angeles this past month. His 1,500 meter was 18:19.0 and he also went under his marks in the 400 and 800 meters, and was anchor man in the 800 meter relay, swimming his 200 meter leg in record time. He virtually threw the record book in swimming right out the window, and it reminded e me so very much of the running of the Finns, espe cially Nurmi. in the Pari3 Olympic Games in 1924! "In doing this, Fornhashl has aroused a great deal of comment because of his unorthodox style. He has developed tremendous facility In the water and is really the only person who can swim the Furuhashi stroke. He is quite or thodox, in a sense, in his arm stroke, but in his leg kick he uses a rhythm and only kicto three or four beats in each style, dragging his legs the rest of the time. However, the beats that he does use are executed with a snap which gives him tremendous pro- pul?5n power. These observations from Bob Kiphuth should help clear up the many rumors about form. 3 zzostar, y By Bud Fhher - ITWHERE ARE JiNTO THE HEART OF IM LOOKIN'FOR NATIVES I MARK.' If WE GOIN' HAWAIIAN JUNGLE HfJFRuo fV NOW. MUTTAWAV FROM ALL OF fK--r- VT ming style and Grantland Rice form," I said to one of Kiphuth, the greatest physical conditioners of all time. "That isn't quite the way it is," Yale's director of athletics said. "Furuhashi is another Nurmi another Ruth another Cobb far above the mass. You can't make rules for a genius. ."Here are some of the pertinent facts," Kiphuth continued. "Furuhashi is now 21 years of age, is a junior this year and has another year to go at Nippon university in Tokyo. He started to swim when he was eight years old, was an outcompetitor standing school-boand many of his records are still on the books. During the war he was in war industry and as soon as it was over and pools were available, he started his practice again. "With maturity, he has gained terrifically in power and skill with a great determination to be the world's outstanding swimmer. How he has succeeded is clearly shown in the results of his swimming the past two or three years. 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