Beaver County News | 1916-05-19 | Page 5 | Violin Remedies Sore Arm

VIOLIN REMEDIES SORE ARM Jlcklnson College Player Regains Use of Wing by Constant Practice on Musical Instrument. Attributing his "come-back" as a pitcher to playing a violin, Fred Good-tiart Good-tiart of Dickinson college baseball nine, Is for the first time since the summer Df 19.10 in good physical shape. His arm is without any trace of the soreness sore-ness which handicapped him for Bix seasons. Goodhart, until 1910, had been making mak-ing a record when his right arm developed de-veloped a lameness which massaging and the usual remedies could not relieve. re-lieve. He quit baseball and entered Dickinson college. In 1915 Goodhart was able to twirl one game that against Bucknell which he won. His arm was so lame afterward that he was dropped from the squad. During the past winter Goodhart, In his spare time, has been playing a violin with a local orchestra, which required much practicing. He fully believes that in the extended arm motion mo-tion required in playing lies the secret 5f his recovery.