Constitution and by-laws . Toe Board or Stop Board. should be taken in the arrange-ment of the broad jump. Thetoe board is a very importantarticle and is generally over-looked, and the runway re-quires as much attention as the track. At the average athletic grounds the jumping path isusually neglected. « -~~T__^^ZiZZ. Ill the sprint races, wherever pos- il~t,_„^-!—r—1 sible, each contestant should be given his own lane. A lane can be made% of iron stakes driven in the ground about eighteen inches apart and Lanes for Sprint Races Strung with COrds. For the pole vaulters and high jumpers you sho
Constitution and by-laws . Toe Board or Stop Board. should be taken in the arrange-ment of the broad jump. Thetoe board is a very importantarticle and is generally over-looked, and the runway re-quires as much attention as the track. At the average athletic grounds the jumping path isusually neglected. « -~~T__^^ZiZZ. Ill the sprint races, wherever pos- il~t,_„^-!—r—1 sible, each contestant should be given his own lane. A lane can be made% of iron stakes driven in the ground about eighteen inches apart and Lanes for Sprint Races Strung with COrds. For the pole vaulters and high jumpers you should procuretwo sets of wooden apparatus—Spaldings complete apparatus.
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