Olympian Field Events

9 Tin~; ()LY~IPIAN FIELD EVENTS. il has already been seen that he must be tall, ver 6ft . for preferen , certainly n t more than twelve stone. lie mu t al have pl nty f " nap" in his omposi– ti n, and above all a steady n rYe and great d termina– tion, v n m r in thi than in the standing 1 ng jump, f r th ff rt f \ ill r quired before the atbl te can f rce himself to make th spring is trem ndou ; only tho wh hav omp t d in thi v nt an reali h w ring i th de ir t put off the spring for just nd. on