But there are several more reasons
for advocating use of the crawl from
the start and among them the fact
that all its movements are natural
movements, which conform with in
born inclination, so that they require
no study and are executed almost in
stinctively.
Another consideration of moment is
that the crawl system of elementary
schooling is the simplest ever devised
and not only leads in the least time to
rudimentary natatorial ability, hut also
lends itself better than any other to
self-instruction.
It deserves mention while on this
point thai the crawl method is the
only one which eliminates ail need of
mentorship in Hie co-ordination of
arm and leg action.
In learning by means of the breast
and side strokes no end of patience
must he devoted to attaining correct
intertiming of arm and leg movements
and tliis is one of the greatest oh
HEYDLER •IN PITTSBURGH
TO HEAR PLAYERS’ CASE I
By the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH. Pa., August 17.—John A. Hcydler, president of the ;
National today was cast in the central role of the latest— |
and perhaps the final—chapter of the sensational story of dissen- i
sion between plaxers and managers of the Pittsburgh Pirates, which
has resulted in the dismissal of three vetrrans from the champions’ ranks.
President Heydler yesterday consented to hold a hearing in Pitts
burgh today in an effort to clear up the situation growing out of the sns- I
pension of Max C arey, veteran C orsair field captain, pending action on j
waivers which have been asked upon him and the unconditional release of
Babe Ad-mis and Carson Bigbee.
i ihrer ousted players were expected to be present, as were several
Pirat ■ officials.
MORRISON IS READY
TO PITCH FOR BUCS
By the Associated Press.
