Are You Going to College Letters From a Graduate to a Freshman
Are You Going to College Letters From a Graduate to a Freshman
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Another valuable characteristic of a good athlete is that he tries for everything and nev- er quits. This goes one step further than making a thing sure; it is a case of increas- ing your chance of getting a point which you have not yet turned in your favor. You will hear the expression that "he is the hardest worker on the team. " As far as the rules of most efficient playing will allow him to be, there ought to be no hardest worker. Every man should be in every play in every game. If every pl...ayer who is in possible reach of a play goes for it without waiting for his fel- low-player to go first, your team will improve to its limit. The first thing to do, is to get underway, it is too late when you have found out that your team-mate is not as fresh as you are. Why is it that men like Hughey Jen- 115 ] Are You Going to College nings, Tyrus Cobb and Wagner, have made their reputations ? Simply because they have made it the rule of their lives to try for ev- erything and never quit. The result is, that they make what are often considered as im- possible plays.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another valuable characteristic of a good athlete is that he tries for everything and nev- er quits. This goes one step further than making a thing sure; it is a case of increas- ing your chance of getting a point which you have not yet turned in your favor. You will hear the expression that "he is the hardest worker on the team. " As far as the rules of most efficient playing will allow him to be, there ought to be no hardest worker. Every man should be in every play in every game. If every pl...ayer who is in possible reach of a play goes for it without waiting for his fel- low-player to go first, your team will improve to its limit. The first thing to do, is to get underway, it is too late when you have found out that your team-mate is not as fresh as you are. Why is it that men like Hughey Jen- 115 ] Are You Going to College nings, Tyrus Cobb and Wagner, have made their reputations ? Simply because they have made it the rule of their lives to try for ev- erything and never quit. The result is, that they make what are often considered as im- possible plays.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Christian Schmeisser to read onlineMoreLess
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