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The Gentlemen's Art of Sell Defense

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TOURNAMENT

RESULTS

NORTHERN

CALIFORNIA TOURNAMENT January 8th, 1953 American Judo Academy at San Francisco Mr. Roy Layman and Dr. Philip S. Haley conducted a very successful tournament held under the auspices of the American Judo and Jiu Jitsu Federation. One of the groups that made up part of the large entry was the powerful Navy Judo Class from Treasure Island Naval Base. The Instructor of this group, Glen Smith of the A.J.J.F., can be proud of the showing his boys made. Keep an eye on Joe Osuno, a white belter from the American Judo Academy. Joe, who had only ten evenings of instruction, scored two successive Circle Throws against more experienced and heavier opponents, in the first few minutes of the match. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOURNAMENT January 11th, 1953 National Judo Association at Studio City The National Judo Association Day and Night teams rematched as scheduled; But this time the Night team made a clear sweep with the fine Judo technique and skill of John Machin, Green Belt of the Night Team. Machin contested three men, defeating them one after another and tying with the .fourth man, John Machin scoring all 3 points against the Day Team's Score O. The remaining men on both teams contested but scored no points. This same afternoon the Judges of this contest selected Machin to compete for his Third Brown Belt Degree due to his outstanding ability. His skillful performance again warranted a winning. He fought and won his third Brown Belt. Machin's earnings for this eventful day was a team trophy and his Brown Belt degree.

TOURNAMENT

DATES

NORTHERN

CALIFORNIA TOURNAMENT March 8th, 1953 Northern California Invitational Contest at Stockton. Team and Individual. NORTHERN

CALIFORNIA TOURNAMENT March 29th, 1953 San Francisco Dojo at San Francisco. Promotional. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOURNAMENT April 9th to 19th, 1953 The National Judo Association at Hollywood. The National Judo Association at Studio City. Both schools are presenting twenty Judo Tournaments, afternoon and evening, to be held at the Pan Pacific Auditorium in Los Angeles. The National Judo Association vs Bekin's Storage Co. (furniture and sales division> Judo team. The teams will be competing for prizes, trophies and cash prizes.

TOURNAMENTRESULTS .PAGE 3 VIRILEDOGS FOR VIRILEPEOPLE.. . . .PAGE 5 By Marqaret Graham 1953SPORTMEN'SSHOW FEATURES NATIONALJUDO ASSOCIATION'S MIDDLE GIANT CAST SECTION By Jim Sundberq LEST WE FORGET .PAGE 19

Instruction THE ART OF FALLING (Crouch Position) .PAGE 6 & 7 THE ART OF THROWING (Neck Thro~) PAGES 16 & 17 Includlnq blocks aqainst front attack PRACTICAL SELF DEFENSE ..PAGE 18 Breakinq one-hand-grip

Public Guidance TOURNAMENTDATES PAGE 3 WHO'S WHO IN JUDO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .PAGE 4 THE PAY-OFF ..PAGE 4 PICTORIALPARADE DIRECTORY..PAGE 8 & 9 TOURNAMENT

DATES (continued)

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA TOURNAMENT April 11th, 1953 San Jose State College at San Jose. Invitational Judo Tournament. NORTHERN Berkeley Championships

CALIFORNIA TOURNAMENT April 26th, 1953 Y.M.C.A. at Berkeley, A.A.U. Tournament.

Judo

NATIONAL TOURNAMENT-May 8th and 9th, 1953 San Jose State College at San Jose. The San Jose State College is holding its first National A.A.U. Judo Championships Tournament. NORTHERN

CALIFORNIA TOURNAMENT October 10th, 1953 San Francisco Dojo at San Francisco. All-Star, North and South meet. Notice: The Northern California Tournaments are held under the auspices of the Northern Black-Belt Federation (Japanese>. The Southern California Tournaments are held under the auspices of the National Judo Black Belt Association. A point o,f interest regarding the National A.A.U. Judo Championships Tournament at San Jose State College, San Jose, California incidentally, is the first such tournament held on a National scale. Good news to the American Judo Man. It always gives the Judo Magazine pleasure to write about the progress of Judo in America. As of last December, 1952, at the National Convention held at Spokane, Washington, the Amateur Athletic Union granted Judo equal recognition with all other sports.

All articles appearing herein are Copyrighted and may not be reprinted without the consent of the Publisher. All materials or photographs. whether published or not. are submitted free and released for publication. Unless previous copyrights exist. all materials become the property of Judo Magazine. Judo Magazine is published bi.monthly. Copyright. 1953, by the Tegner Publications at 5544 Sunset Blvd.. Hollywood 28. Cali. fornia.

THE PAY.OFF The Pictorial Parade Director has now a waiting list. Unfortunately lack of space will not allow full coverage. Judo people who have profited so far through the "Pictorial Parade Directory" and from "Who's Who in Judo" are as follows: Bruce Tegner, Harry Sanford, James Welch and his sons Brian and David, John Madrid, Dickie Rosser, Gordon R. Lewis, William Fallon, Carol Tegner, Russ Northrop, Ed Rowe, Jon Tegner, Ray Staples, George Hackett, Dr. R. L. Hawes, D. V. M., Larry Kagan, and John Machin. All the above Judo people have been selected through the medium of the Pictorial Parade Directory and "Who's Who in Judo." Some have been selected as Judo Instructors and others for Stage Shows and Television. Many of the above Judo Talent will be featured in the 1953 Sportsmen's Show at the Los Angeles Pan Pacific. This is only the beginning. Those who have supported the Pictorial Parade Directory will be given at every opportunity, the chance to realize on their investment.

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The Art of Falling

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. Practical Self-Defense

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THE ART OF FALLING - BASIC ROLLING SIDEWAYS (Crouch Position)

Place your feet on the mat about shoulder width keeping your knees bent, and pointing your knees, and toes out to a 45 degree angle, then place your right hand palm down on the mat keeping your right elbow bent an even distance from both feet making a triangle, and pointing the right fingers in the same direction as your left foot, slide your left hand to the center of the triangle keeping your left elbow bent, and pointing the left fingers towards your right foot. (as illustrated in Photo No.1).

PHOTO NO. 1

NOTE: Distribute your weight equally between your feet, and your right hand with no weight on your left hand.

Now transfer your weight from your right leg, and your right arm to your left leg, and your left arm, being sure to keep your left arm bent yet firm enough to carry the weight of your body, transfer your weight from your left leg towards your left, now roll on your left arm, and shoulder, duck your head as you roll. (as illustrated in Photo No.2).

PHOTO NO. 2

PHOTO NO. S

Swing your right hand to the mat in a 45 degree angle from your body keeping the arm relaxed, and the hand slightly cupped, and at the same instance swing your left leg over to your right side while turning your body in a lateral position. Keep your right leg straight, and relaxed, and bend your left leg at the knee, place your left foot flat on the mat at a 45 degree angle from your body, and your head through the entire procedure is off the mat. (as illustrated in Photo No.3). 6

THE ART OF

FALLING

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LEARNING TO FALL CORRECTLYis just as important as learning to throw, otherwise you cannot receive your falls when being thrown, without the danger of bruises, or injury. Falling is an art, when once mastered you may fall safely from any throw no matter how speedily, or unexpected it is delivered. Also you may save yourself from injury in falling on the street, and in the home which is such a common occurrence in everyday life. The best way to learn the art of falling is to start practicing rolls from the ground, and then gradually building them up higher until they become falls ih the air. By learning the following basic falls you will not only be preparing yourself for greater safety, but you will derive from the movements a stronger, .well coordinated trim body.

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Jim Sundberg demonstrating arrEsting hold on National Judo Instructor Bruce Tegner. Sundberg who is studying all phases of the Art of Self-Defense is also specializing in Police-Military and Weapon Technique. That Jim Sundberg shows talent . . . is putting it mildly.

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Paul R. Shanholtzer throwing Bruce Tegner, of National Judo Association, with a "One Arm Over Shoulder Throw."

Jack Decker, an eager student of National Judo Association, is demonstrating a "Straight Foot Throw" on Bruce Tegner, Instructor. Decker's skill is taking him far in his Judo Future.

Norman Fleishman specializing in Police and Military Judo Instruction is shown demonstrating Bayonet Defense with his instructor, Sgt. Bruce Tegner, former U. S. Army Judo Instructor.

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Dickie Rosser, young outstanding Judo expert, who is to be featured at the "1953 California Sportsmen's Show" to be held at the Pan Pacific April 9 through 19. Dickie who's a shining example of a little showman is also on the Junior Judo Team.

One-quarter of a million people will literally pour in throu Annual Sportsmen's Show on April 9th through 19th. Many fields of Sports will be exhibited ~nd it is widely kno Show an overwhelming success. The Sportsmen's Show has been noted for drawing the hig; expert planning by specialized men in the promotional field such as well as the Show's famous "Emcee," Chief Needahbeh. The National Judo Association is proud to be a part of the initial preparations. The first step is the make-up department proprietors, Anita and Edgar Tegner, applying make-up on pre Storage Co., (Fu!'nitut'e Sales Division) is donating this Trophy ning the most points by the 19th of April. The Judo Men in Photo (lower left) are, (left to right) Norm and Gordon Lewis. In front of them are essential weapons used A bit of cutting up is going on with Bruce Tegn~r of Natio are shown (in upper right photo) with proprietors of the House pranks of Bruce and Jim. Junior and Senior members of the National Judo Association center photo.) , Everybody wants to get into the act including the Tegner's f shown (in the lower right photo) practicing their Randori (Judo Show. Both of these dogs hold "Fur Belt Degrees." This provj The center photo shows people coming to the Sportsmen's Shl

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Fleishman, National Judo Association's Instructor Bruce Tegner

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Both Captains pose for the Cameraman. Left-John Machin of the National Judo Association's Team. RightEdward W. Rowe of the Bekin's Team.

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Gladys Sundberg, Carol Tegn:r, and Marcia Johnstone, relaxing during Sportsmen's Show rehearsals.

Group stands ready and waiting, to start action for the Big Show.

McBlue WId Blue Top Beetlebaum decide a little mat work might be forthcoming.

Shown here are some of the prizes donated by the Bekin's Storage Company "Furniture Division" for the Sportsmen's Show Tournaments.

Students going overboard for Judo, ail part of the making of good Showmanship.

No, they are not begging for mercy from each other. They are practicing the Forward Fail.

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Proper sitting positions practiced by group during rehearsa1s.

McDlue applies his Judo training against Jim Sundberg, one of his skillful handlers, for the Sportsmen's Show.

Skilled Judo students watch while the Glendale House of Hollywood skillfully applies make-up for the Show.

Sgt. Bruce Tegn~r, former Army Judo Instructor, demonstrating, without rifle and bayonet, the long thrust to Norman Fleishman, Military Instructor's Course student, and Gordon Lewis, a graduate of the Military Instructor's Course.

This group is Just tired, not bored after a long rehearsal. McDlue and Beetlebaum look like they are waiting for something.

Ah! This must be it! Bruce Tegn:r practicing a take-off over five men. Will he make the leap! You'll find out on April 9th at the Pan Pacific.

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"Let's call it a day, chum," says Deetlebaum to McDlue. "We've had enough!"

THE ART OF THROWING FRONT ATTACK: (Neck

MALICIOUS ATTACK:

Throw)

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A person swings at your face with his right fist.

PHOTO NO. 1

Quickly block the blow by raising left arm keeping

your

your left elbow bent

at a right angle against attackers right forearm, at the same time slide your left foot in front of attackers left foot (as illustrated in Photo No.1),

JUDO DEFENSE:

PHOTO NO. 2

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attackers

left

Photo No.2),

arm

(as illustrated

THE ART OF THROWING CONTINUED

FRONT ATTACK: (Neck Throw)

PHOTO NO. S

and pivot to a half turn while placing your right arm around attackers neck. Bend both your knees slightly, and lift attacker across your back. (as illustrated in Photo No.3).

PHOTO NO.4

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up your b e n t k nee s. (as

illustrated in Photo No.4).

PRACTICAL SELF.DEFENSE BREAKING ONE HAND GRIP

MALICIOUS ATTACK: A person facing you grasps your left wrist with his right hand. (as illustrated in Photo No.1).

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PHOTO NO. 1

JUDO DEFENSE: Place your right palm against attackers right wrist, and bring your left hand on top of your right wrist. (as illustrated in Photo No.2).

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To release, slide your left arm, along the top of your right arm in the direction of your right shoulder. (as illustrated in Photo No.3).

NOTE: Break hand grips always against attackers thumb. This is the weakest part of his grip.

PHOTO NO.8

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A great big vote of thanks from Judo Magazine to Dr. Philip Haley of San Francisco's American Judo Academy for his splendid interest in fUl1herin~ Judo. Dr. Haley took time off to send reports on Tournament Dates and Tournament Results for Northern California. Indeed Northern California's Judo activity is something for all Judo men to be proud of and with a Judo man of Dr. Haley's caliber in their midst they are bound for huge success. More news of Northern California's Judo Activities will be forthcoming in Judo Magazine's next issue. "Honey" Welch of the delightful Welch Judo family is very much responsible for the excellent Judo that's portrayed by Dad, James Welch, and sons, Brian and David. For you see, besides taking much interest in their Judo, "Honey" is the best cook this side of heaven. We know-because when "Honey" Welch packs her Judo family to a National Judo Association practice session she also packs along some of the best tasting cakes, cookies, and delicacies that on second thought, are just heavenly! Mr. and Mrs. Heil, Judo Magazine Subscribers, took a trip from Hollywood to Studio City (National Judo Association's tranch school> where they were informed that National Judo Association's main school was now located in Hollywood; these nice people changed their course and headed for the National Judo Association's Hollywood School where they deposited a box full of assorted flowers for the patio. All of National Judo Association's "green thumbs" immediately went to work in the garden. The Hollywood National Judo Association hopes to have Mr. and Mrs. Heil as their guests when the flowers start blooming. Pictures of the Patio have been promised to Judo Magazine. Note to Chamber of Commerce: With Southern California's never failing sunshine we expect the pictures to be be!lutiful. Thanks to "Collie Cues" for the nice mention of Judo Magazine in their February, 1953 issue. "Lest we should forget" all Judo folks who own Collies will benefit greatly from reading "Collie Clues." Kendrick Martin, the editor of this Collie Magazine, has a fine sense of humor and publishes lots of wonderful "show" and valuable Collie articles as well. As for the sense of humor-What Magazine Editor dares be without one. Best wishes for continued success from one magazine to .anothe:-.

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