Sullivan, James Edward, 1862-1914 · New York, American Sports Publishing Company · leaf 171
atter which hand. Stace says that before stepping, he beats it on the edge into the dust on the ground so as to have a firmer hold, reseeking attentively the part of the disc where he must place his fingers and the part necessary to place against his forearm. The throwers do not wish to have two… … Fig. VIII. Fig. VH. hold by means of the left hand, which supported the disc at the other side, while elevating the two hands slightly in advance. 3. At this moment the knees were separated, the rig^, ex- tended ir advance and the left slightly flexed in the rear— after which he straightens the…
Olympic Games (1906 : Athens, Greece)
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