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Below: Diane Rulavage bends over back­ student, is one example of too much dan­
wards to get those vollies. Below Right: ce training. Occasionally he is overcome
“ I learned this from the Harlem with the obsessive urge to lunge into a
Globetrotters, the old glue-on-the-hand modern dance no matter where he is.
bit!" Right: Kurt Erick throws just like my (Here he combines his side lunge with a
sister. Bottom: Tom Meli, theatre rather crude, but daring demi-plei.)

This is our answer to the
popular blooper TV shows. These
are our “ out-takes,” too good to
pass up. Occasionally athletes
and dancers, or anybody, can be
caught, mid-motion by a camera.
Some of the effects turn out to be
quite amusing, as shown here.
Others need a good caption to go
with them to make it funnier.
These are our bloopers, and the
very first edition of “ Sports
Follies.”

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