The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 13, 1926, Page 3

Cleveland 5; New York 2. Detroit 5; Boston 2. Chicago 8; Philadelphia 6. Washington 7; St. Louis 6. TODAY'S GAMES National League Boston at Chicago. Brooklyn at St. Louis, New York at Pittsburgh. at Cincinnati. ; American League St. Louis at Philgdelphia. Detroit at New York. * NOTES OF SPORT ‘The first tournament for the ladies’tennis championship of Eng- land was played in 1884. " With 150 courses located within the world in golf interest. | Freddie Welsh, ‘he for- mer lightweight champion. Roo cay Bae ge The fact shat she never had a jes in her life makes, Pee eee esos and Saginaw have — neck and neck for} in the reorganized Mich-} rida State League has first half of its split} ith Sanford the winner | margin, | ‘The excellent showing of the Sacramento Senators has furn- League pitcher, has been hurling | geod ball for the Rochester In-/ ternationg! Leaguers since he joined the team in early June. | The Salt Lake and Twin Falls| teams of the new Utah-Idaho/ League performed the unusual the | ether day when they engaged in} two a games in one af-/ | 4 The Western ‘Asadetation sprung! & new one when it offered a ban- quet to the team reporting the largest attendance on the opaing| day of the second half of the sea-| son. afford “Proper. Poot 4 and: Pzrercise,” by ARTHUR a MeGOVERN Former. physical director, Cornel Medical. College. -Too:much direct sun endangers health | UMMER heat Serfously af- tects people whose organs dre not © fune- toning proper- ly. You cannot to. take ehanees by be- ing ini poor physical condi- tion during the terrifie heat of the summer months. Summer weather calls for much light- er food than thé substantial fare that the body needs in the win- tery Prevaution should be taken that we do not partake too heay- ily of fuel foods, such as suger, starch and fats. Sunstroke and heat prostra- tions generally affect a’ pérson whose sweat glands do not fune- tion, as this is oné of nature's ways of elimi- nating heat and acids from the body. For those people who never perspire every care must be taken to avoid the hot sun. While on this point I “strongly urge ‘those “who can- Ret Sweat to im- sMediatery vo n- sult a physician or a reputable phyical instruc- tor as to the proper procedure to take to bring these, eliminat- ing organs back to life. This can be done by ray baths, hot tub baths, exercising in woolen underwear, ftubbing the body with olive oil, Perspiration ‘means elimination. Those’ who eabhot enjoy a good sweat can- bot know cofhplete good health. Calorie Diet Those looking for a tigid reducing diet. may take 2,000 calories. Those anxious to gain weight auak take ‘betweett 4,000 and 5,000 calories. BREAKFAST: One large apple A small saucer of apple sauce. Halt of a baked apple. I large:dark banana.. I ordinary canteloupe Halt a grapefruit. . I large orange Cereals ' 314 tablespoonfuls dry, hard cereal (with % glass of milk, 1 small spoonful! suzar).1¢0 _ About one-third eup any cooked cerezl, quarter cup of skimmed milk and one “small spconful sugar. 1 egg a 2 slices of. bacon. 1 -bran' muffin Y corn muffin. 1 slice bread med 1 slice dark bread toasted Coifee substitute with: sugar and cream Hot skimmed milk LUNCH: The average soup 1 cup * Baked potato 200 A helping. of spinach, sprouts, tomatoes, turnips, peas, beans Cucumbers, Cole slaw, celery, parsnips, cab: bage, carrots, radishes, sauerkraut - 25 Fruit salad with no ieee “260 Giass of miflk.: Average dessert about. “¥ DINNER, crs t Average “helping DON'T ‘LIE AROUND IN A ‘WET BATHING SUIT 190 ealetion, ‘960 “ean “ bronied® meat, Raw vegetable salad no dressing, .. Average dessert . Hot drink .... All jetters t a id be addressed to No. 6 Street, New York City. ‘The powerful ¢rew from the Univ esity of Weanlagtsn 4 eame in first again at the intercollegiate boat race at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., beating out the Naval Academy’s boat by a scant half length. Photo shows the finish, with the vietori ous Washington boat at the right. picture was sian it looks as though the disiance between the two boats was greater. « Washington Crew Wins Great Boat Race Due to the angle at which the Grinnell Mack’s Ss Aide Here's “Kid” Gleason, Conni¢ Mack's right-hand man in the pilot; ing of the Philadelphia Athletic this season. 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