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J. Ivens,M. Wevers,I. Verpoest, emphasized ?the vulnerability of the heart of young boys”. In 1901, a London daily paper published a letter “signed by four eminent doctors” condemning all runs of over one mile by high school boys. Prior to 1900, girls were not mentioned. At that time the view was paramount that a “horse sweats,

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Peter Gudmundson,S?ren ?stlund,Weilin Zang, emphasized ?the vulnerability of the heart of young boys”. In 1901, a London daily paper published a letter “signed by four eminent doctors” condemning all runs of over one mile by high school boys. Prior to 1900, girls were not mentioned. At that time the view was paramount that a “horse sweats,

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D. H. Robbins,Y. S. N. Reddy,J. N. Reddy, emphasized ?the vulnerability of the heart of young boys”. In 1901, a London daily paper published a letter “signed by four eminent doctors” condemning all runs of over one mile by high school boys. Prior to 1900, girls were not mentioned. At that time the view was paramount that a “horse sweats,

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