The evening world. Newspaper, May 27, 1907, Page 10

Prapaet-Pamiepans eiettticuties a Nits Bip big aber comin ma vo = soaps = mg ao ote SG TR oT eG ha gaia ce el wet a. asec ennemeneemnt malin ef : Tae Yaw a ROW OaAra sv FS 10 2 his = EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, ks St; WUURe “Bree | od BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK. pe | nod23 he. RUNNER SHRUBB | ATHLETES ENTERED IN THE GREAT DECORATION DAY GAMES. EXPLODES THEORY os ae ei oe Pl aes WR nae ON FLESH EATING He Has Proved Conclusively That It Has Not Affected His Powers of En-. | durance—Sheridan, Flanagan and 4 Fighters Other Examples. SsEetrz- MELVIN 5SHEPIAR CHAS LFRED SHRUBB, the world’s dropped a bomb in the midst of Yalo's ‘flesh-abstainers, The fleet and untiring Englishman has ex- ploded all their theories about vege- | tarianism being essential Ww endur- ance tests Shrubb eate meat three times a day and he can come close to outfooting 2 subway trafh. Just before Shrubb arrived In New rving Fisher, of Yale, had an article In ¢ Yale Medical Journal on “The Influence of Flesh- ou | Endurance.” It was interesting. It was a strong argument for fesh-abetinence and told of tests made at New Haven. | Endurance tests were made on forty- nine perso senting two °con- trasted types—athletes accustomed to a full flesh dietary and athletes ao-| eustomed to a non-flesh dietary. There was & group also tncluding seden. tary persons accustomed to a low-proteid and non-flesh dietary York Prof. Ts experiment proved that the non-flesh eaters had far greater en- durance than those who are accustomed to ihe ordinary American diet. In the absence of any exact mechanical method of measur ing endurance, three simple eidurance tests were employed—frat, hold 3 ing the arms horizontally as Jong as possible; second, deep knee- bending; third, leg-raising, with the subject lying on his back Only two of the fifteen flesheaters succeeded {un holding their arms out over a quarter of | an hour, whereas twenty-two of the thirty-two absta ese eines limit. None of the flesti-eaters reache half an hour, but <ifteen of the thirty- HEN came 6hrubb. This little) runner has been the marvel of | Rig e Teatauieny era teerp’ wean | DUS: Metts eee lanned for Memo- be no limit to his endurance In fact. | MEG the tweet example of endurance rial Day—Irish-Americans > Chicago and ree three out of Soon there- n tutned out n the aécommodat- Yorks rest out of first evel with the Surpass passed that” as to which can s in Various ‘Just W re Most Perfect Man Is: Thor fn the world. There's Longboat, of] at Celtic Park What He Can Do. ae 2 ie 1 KEITH & PROCTOR'S course, but it 1s doubtful if Longboat | t ic Park, Name—Leo J. Talbot, of Mereersburs F 4.” Thal j ih could keep up to Shrubb's pace, and Sivas ciel Academy. are, probably sec: 3 ns . 7 5A "a TIT AY. 99. t Longboat is not an abstainer. Anybody 2 Hey feet 4 Inches, . . Market il was thrown comune ZIRA knows that his antecedents abstained | e of 0 pounds. dications the 14 New Yor . Phone 2600 Mad. w teas from everything but meat. I was inter-|- years. E 4 i ‘Behool Hoye . ested in this matter when Shrubb came haminer, 2 t 7 hg eas re Bix Gilmer to per me, and I asked bim what he ate esl Sa tpot a ate Tak Hari when In training al of weioh Dally Sat tO-2b “Well,” said he, “I eat eggs and a/) | P © Irish-American Ath Ke « N Lith @nop for breakfast. About noon I have | | kd iy, (baw) nthe UNION SO. 4 @ mutton dinner, and for eupper I a by ; 5 ; Rtas) ate I ‘ AMUSEMENTS. waually eat fisn.” 5 d Rats gitar \ 7a os And thiesman Shrubb has covered ten ete will] “Daly, w : t maby ra) : Ne é Norris ‘the . 1 CASINO .# #4) & S00. Tot 1000 Bryans miles in about the time it i a r zw. | twenty-four entries fo ex-| M : $ POSS DATING. FLORA. ing out w N ae entries ag Be aPlan Taare Abr ee t MOF ; a se ids’ ras dS : tury a 2 * ie unke aelih eation r a - What is end J ©} Ce Lala A egg m é nee: | 5 y tie t ks i spells B-b-F ae led ie orgie the : , ea INGLE 1 me ‘tai \ nese Mariom Players » — e « marve A be seen in ac ad 5 ré 2» Ho i2heT av. es IGHTPRS are not vegetarians. | for fret time aguinat the Irie! dorcury Parser Lyric tf ef 2 ay, fel jee Brze Prowse BAO Mo . vate i Does J require endurance to| John Flanagan. 1 bot, who sa . At nd © THe ROAD. ‘TO "YESTERDAY, GARRICK 7 for two hou , known in this ia a pi ‘ ; t_ for senior |f BYOU 2x, 4,54 ae ~ @il the time uran {/ non tm the even Jotun te to the! 4 oe Spee MME, NAZIMOVA. n rs pot more w0 Bean has bt Nea. would be Chum —— - extors, done wonders with the twe sand great ra nna Bway sae $10 Me rangin of 4, munca ta rear | een withthe waived Tie Eid BROADWAY case Sarvs‘ 5S 3'% wred by the utmost force that It c4n) tipped to give Flanagan Une go of hia qmert once; ite endurance by the num- | ite | ber of times it can repeat @ given ex-| managan spent two hours at work on @riion within is strengts,” says Prot |ine field to-day slinging the wixt Wisner pound hammer and the That ts quite truc, But te it will| weigit. He would not fyawes 1 be nite ary ANNA HELD ]] J ineck. is Beewster 5 hn san eight ba in THE PAKISIAN MODEL, LYCBUM * ih At ae, ra — |] Jardine de Paris, 6, OpensTo- -Ngt i aL $20,000 OFFER FORGANS-CARDNER itera SAVOY *itate Tyre pie, ae BY youn POLLOCK. Mt dinace aes 6) He @ t mind the we senin MAN OF THE HOUR ENICKERHOCKER The. saubis of naw ones say ephgintny Geataee tintin Baker and O'Toole to Fight ih great Runners Out eee argent OTe | perms ae. | Henn oy a Ne oe * . janie yc Pg lo er 2} Pa rill yey ats VICTORIA THEATRE OF VAK KS. HURTIG & SEAMON' DAILY Aiatar ’ 1 a finish fight ‘ . wit Daily mee a 50c THE CRACKERJA ate sansa saat a ata it RALPH StGART Baraat 2 iia ie Fe VYORAVILE: RALPH SMART oe bd tur i ting ester & Quinn, Yainamoio Bros, Vitegract hel ADELAIDE KEIM yom ta ot : (ol QLONIAL': ef ates" Washer phi: TROPA If 4, Fanchoa the Cricket Vatat, bates, soa ‘ue WHERE THE PUN Is] LUNA PARK WHERE THE CROWDS Gol fth ev. & iguth st! 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