Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-01-23 | Page 8 | Cornell's Coach Dislikes Idleness

CORNELL'S COACH DISLIKES IDLENESS Coach Jack Moakley. of Cornell, who recently celebrated his 5Slh birthday, does not intend to retire from active work. .Moakley declare It is only when a man retires that be feels his age. "I want to keep work- ' imc as long as I can get around.'" he said, "then I don't have time to think about myselfl My experience is that i we feel pretty good when we don't havo tinio to sit around and think about ourselves. I never felt bettor In my life than at present. This spring! I expect to bo so busy I won't have time to think about anything but work." ho declared. Moakley Is said to be an unusual specimen for Ills year.--. Not only does he tell 'orn'.-ll track and field men what constitutes good form In competition but ho ia able to actually show them. Moakley can run a hundred yards in really creditable time. He spends n hour daily at certain light exercises and is a great believer in ytrlct adherence to a diet for long llfo and happiness.