The book of athletics and out-of-door sports .. (1895)
Bingham, Norman W[illiams], jr., [from old catalog] ed, Cumnock, Arthur James. [from old catalog], Bliss, Laurence Thornton. [from old catalog], Martin, Willard Shepard, jr., 1868- [from old catalog], Dwight, James. [from old catalog], Bancroft, William Amos. [from old catalog], Cracknell, Ralph. [from old catalog], Hart, Hugh S. [from old catalog], Munroe, Kirk, 1856- [from old catalog], Fenton, David Wakeman, 2d. [from old catalog], Skinner, Charles M. (Charles Montgomery), 1852-1907, Graham, John. [from old catalog], Garcelon, William F. [from old catalog], Palmer, Julius A., jr. [from old catalog], Rose, Harry E. [from old catalog], Black, Alexander, 1859-1940, Townsend, Malcolm. [from old catalog], Bloss, Edward Bluell. [from old catalog], Talbot, Charles R. [from old catalog], Sutphen, Van Tassel, 1861-1945 · Boston, Lothrop publishing company · leaf 198
able to injure the eyeball. Ofcourse, if you dive for an object at the bottom, youwill need to open your eyes to find it; at othertimes I advise you to keep them closed. Swimming under water is accomplished by theordinary stroke, but take care to keep your head alittle downward and strike a little… … THE ART OF SWIMMING. 199 can be done by letting the air escape from the hinj^s,so that they lose their po\v(-T of buoyancy. Thebeginner, having no fear of being unable to reachterra Jirnia, will learn far quicker in this way to beat home beneath the surface than if he attempts toswim at the outset.…
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