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EVENING PUBLIC MDGEK-PHILABELPHIA, tfHUBSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1919
Athletic Competition Among the
Workers Is An Enormous Factor in
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Philadelphia's Industrial Supremacy
Philadelphia's great industrial plants are far
more than just housings for their busy work
ersthey are also places of pleasant recrea
tion and healthful, spirited athletics.
They offer a broadening of interests through
athletic contests with fellow workmen of
other industries. The friendly contention for
positions with the teams the aggressive
organized competition for championship, and
most important of all, the team play and dis
ci nline.
All these things develop head work and pride
of organization. The spirit of competition
subconsciously finds its way into daily pro
duction, and it's a much faster pacemaker
than any driving spirit.
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It is to be expected of Philadelphia's indus
trial instinct that she should have been,
among the first to appreciate the organiza
tion and training qualities that develop
through industrial athletics
The industrial baseball, football, soccer and
basketball leagues that put Philadelphia so
far ahead of any other American city in ama
teur athletics, are just some of the manifesta
tions of Philadelphia's industrial vision
doing everything possible, always, for the
health and happiness of the workers
Just another of the constructive influences
that Crew Levick enjoys, through participa
tion in Philadelphia's industrial supremacy.
The spirit of the thing seems to get into Crew
Levick products, for the demand for Crew
Levick quality sets a very fast pace for our
production effort.
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