Energy oy the Le LooseSf Physical fitness - More than groups, summit WY, BaF 2,000 a record of Mount out out all over. persons of all aks number, climbed to the| Timpanogos in the 47th ‘annual hike last weekend. — A 17-year-old Tooele youth, Tosh Imai,| established a new record when he swam the five miles and 500 feet from Antelope Island to Saltair Beach in the annual marathon in the hard-to-negotiate salt water. Young Imai swam the course in one hour, 45 minutes and 23 seconds. _ young people the race. Several other| made, remarkable records in | | Not to be outdone by youth, a ee | of Utah oldsters have stepped sprightly to — old-time dance tunes on the Days of ’47 | review platform, of the last week. Meantime Serge men ens the hot sun are matching endurance with mounted horses in the annual race from Salt to Roosevelt, 157.7 Laké City | miles away in Duchesne County. The horses were victorious in a 57-hour race in which the homo sapiens dropped out last year. And if anybody accepts -the challenge of 57-year-old Dean Henry Eyring of the University of Utah graduate school, a foot race will be held Wednesday “at high noon,’ regardless of what the thermometer reports, at the Ute Stadium. Dr. Eyring challenged anyone in the university administration to the contest after outrunning his much younger secretary in a foot race. All of which should boost the program to. get sedentary persons to indulge in more physical exercise. Dr. Paul Dudley White and says female, all healthy should persons, exercise both male regularly, no matter what their ages. A word of caution is in order, however. Don’t rush out and extend yourself foolishly without gradual conditioning. And paraders! that applies also to FAO Day | | |