SPORTSMANSHIP
Prior to his departure .for the national championships, W. H. Nelson wished to have a fast, workout over two ; miles. His keenest .rival, W. N. Burrows, ran with him and set the pace, so as'to give the chaffipion oyety opportunity of getting the maximum benefit'from his training. Such a gesture is the hallmark of a true sportsman.
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Evening Star, Issue 26038, 28 February 1947, Page 4
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58SPORTSMANSHIP Evening Star, Issue 26038, 28 February 1947, Page 4
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