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Class
In
Boxing
Bouts
and
Canadian
Girls
In
Training
Drill
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third
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snooker
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was
held
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Town
Hull
on
Thursday
night
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law
crowd
that
turned
out
.was
treated
to
a
lengthy
and,
varied
program
of
boxing
bouts'
ami
concert
numbers.
The
affair
ohmi
willi
an
overture
liy
the
(iray
Orchestra
which
for
thi
occasion
hail
been
increased
li
nix
piece
ami
their
selection
were
well
chosen
ami
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made
a
decided
hit
wilh
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audience-which
heartily
applauded
'
every
number.
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.
Pele
Olseu
made
an
excellent
rli.airnuin
having
a
fund
of
ready
wft
which
he
used
when
introducing
the
boxer.
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Iheir
.selection
of
(hose
lo
lake
juirt
in
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the
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around
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ami
twelve
years
ohl,
some
,
of
whom
put
up
an
exceptionally
K'""I
exhibition,
showing-
clever
!
fuolwork
ami
a
desire
to
wailo
'
nulit
-in
ami
fight.
J
Nine
Bouts
I
There
were
nine
houls
yi
I
he
can
I
ami
a
battle
royal.
The
'young
hoys
were
on
in
the
first
four,
Keunelh
Warner
vs.
Uar-jiuiin
Ktiittson
coming
tip
first,
jfolhiweil
by
llarohl
'
Merg
vs.
ji
iaiiKiin
Miinri
who
pin-
iii
a
real
cr:ip
mixing!
prelly
wel.
Then
came
Carl
Itaby
s.
Fdward
Smith:
these
hoys
were
a
little
I
older
than
the
others
ami
gave
a
good
exhibition
of
footwork
ami
clever
defense.
The.,
next
wiyi'.
Tony
.Miller
vs.
Joe
Walson,
followed
by
a
halite
royal
in
which
fix
of
Ihe
hoys
mentioned
'were
h'indfiddeil
ami
turned
'loose
iii
Ihe
rinp.
This
made
a
lilt
wilh
the
crowd
as
the
hoy
iml
all'lheir
slrenslh
inlo
the
'
swinirs'Hml
when
they
connected
soinehody
ii(
the
mat.
The
jhoys
enjoyed
'it.
however,
just
a
i
muci
as
did
the
nmlieucr.
Men's
Class
The
first
of
the
me
In
come
ion
were
Vic
Williams
ami
J.
i
Wilkinson
at
1.15
Ihs..
followed
hy
Sid
llohinson
and
Jim
Miller
at
110
His.
Then
A.
Mutch
ami
W.
Ileynitinl
at
155
Ihs.;
Jirs
liraham
and
It.
"Dixon
at
135
hs.
and
l-n
Mnhy
and
John
McKen
zie
at
catch
weights.
The
cluh
i
did
iiol
lrinr
in
any
outside
I
talent
(his
lime,
nsiriff
local
Im
ionly
and
nllliouh
some
of
the
old
fatorites
did
nol
lake
part,
j
t
ho
enlerlainiMenl
was
much
en-i
joyed.
I
Concert
Numbers
(
Anions
Ihe
concert
number
luivru
between
the
bouts
was
a
isolo
by
Mrs.
S.
I'.
Bennett;
banjo
selections
by
Mr.
Ilichardson;
jrYtillMi
daiicintr
Jiy
Miss
Mary
McKeitiie
concertina
selections
jhy
Mr.
Itloinslroiu
ami
a
baek-'
ward
drill
by
the
:.n.l".T.
?irs.
The
evening
proved
a
pood
financial
success
for
the
club
which
was
in
need
of
funds
lo
cany'
on
the
summer
sports.
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vou
run
in
lo
meet
each
oilier
your
knees
a
painful
nerve
centre
may
meet
unless
you
get
your
shoulder
well
ahead
lo
pro
led
them.
Peoii'e
who
get
hurt
on
Ihe
fool
ball
field
are
nearly
always
those
who
adopt
half
measures
If
you
go
rigid
slraighl
iiitn
your
man,
block
the
hall
wilh
both
feel,
and
break
Ihe
weight
of
hi
rush
wilh
our
shoulder,
you
get
complele
control
of
the
ball
without
pain.
That
is
my
experience,
any
way.
Sideways
Tackling
Many
tiick'es
are
not
of
the
front
lo
front
lype..
Frequently
you
have
to
run
afler
oiir
man
and
cnlch
up
with
him,
tackling
as
you
draw
level.
Here
you
want
to
avoid
heavy
charges.
Many
ioolliallers
seem
lo
ronfuse
tackling
wilh.
charging.
The
truth
is
thai
if
you
can
get
Hie
hall
without
charging
get
it.
Too
much
charging:
only
lire
you.
My
own
way
of
tackling
is
this:
If
I
cannot
pet
complete
control
at
once
by
pulling
my
whole
foot
In
Hie
way
of
the
bal',
1
like
lo
run
along
beside
the
other
man
for
a
moment
until
I
pel
a
chance
of
doing
this.
These
chances
come
without
fail.
When
a
man
Is
dribbling
a
ball
down
he
is
always
farther
away
fro;n
il
al
some
times
than
he
is
at
olliers.
That
is
lo
say,
there
are
instances
when
he
loses
control
over
Ihe
ball.
All
you
need
do
is
choose
one
of
these
instants,
give
your
man
a
slight
ntidge
In
knock
him
off
his
ha'anee
for
a
.second,
and
plant
your
foot
in
front
of
the
ball.
A
nudge
is
just
as
good
as
a
heavy
charge
if
you
choose
a,
moment
when
your
opponent
has
temporarily
lost
fonlrol.
.
'
lie
can
see
you'
are'
going
to
charge,
and
prepares
for
11.
A
nudge
lakes
him
unawares.
A
Dangerous
Feat
There
is
a
dangerous
form
of
tackling
much
favored
by
professionals.
You
drop
on
one
knee
as
a
man
dribbles
Ihe.
ball
to
wards,
you,
and
shoot
Ihe
other
fool
flat
oul
to
block
il.
This
is
specially
good
on
wet
ground
as
,
tin
Mliimery
surface
he'ps
the
'lenglh
and
speed
of
your
own
slide
down
and
forward,
and
prevents
ymir
opponent
swervin
iiwav
in
lime.
The
I
rouble
wilh
Ibis
way
of
tackling
Is
that
it
leaves
you
open
for
u
knock.
Your
leg
is
slrotched
oul
far
in
advance
of
your
body,
and
may
get
hurl
if
your
man
rhooses
to
rush
on.
What
more
probably
happens
Is
that
you
trip
your
opponent.
Then
Ihe
referee
has
something
lo
say.
r.xperlly
done,
this
Is
n
fine
tackle.
It
pushes
the
hall
behind
your
opponent,
and
before
he
can
check
his
run
and
turn,
you
nre
up
and
away.
You
need
lo
be
In
first
class
physical
trim
lo
drop
down,
kick
the
ball,
ami
recover
a'lhost
In
one
movement.
The
form
of
lackle
f
would
recommend
to
anfalcur
I
that
lit
which
you
block
Ihe
ball
with
your
feet
and
use
your
shoulder
to
iii.sjina.se
your
opponent.
Fault
of
Nervous
Players
Many
players
cither
through
All
THE
DAILY
rTEWg
pt.TK
rtrw.
How
to
Play
Football
Tackling
is
discussed
Rules
set
out
for
Forwards
and
Backs
v
(Hy
"Andy"
Ducal,
.Manager
of.
Fiillifim
Cliili.j
(lleprlnieil
from
"OreniMfc
lierald"J
Tackling
is
a
subjeel
1
approach
wilh
care,
liecaue
(here
iire
so
many
ways
of
tackling.
What
is
poixl
for
a
0
toric
bvk
is
nol
good.
for
ii
111
stone
forward.
Oiuvliint,
tlumgh.
J
can.
giv"
you
at
lince
never
rely
on
tackling
a
man
foilli
if
you'ru
heal
liim
in
a
run
for
il
inslcad.
!-
You
waul
to
gel
your
fool
firmly
against
Hie:
hall
xvliea.
you
tackle.
You
need
to
grip
il
almost.
11
is
ijo
good
pulling
it
awi
from
Ihe
oilier
man
with
Hie
lip
of,
your
loe.
A
good
tackle
leaves
ymi
with
a
complele
mastery
over
the
hall.
If
Ihe
man
you
are
out
to
tackle
is
froing
sirai'til
al
you,
I
find
the
most
useful
way
to
pel
hold
of
the
ball
is
to
run
towards
il
a'mosl
although
the
oilier
ukwi
wasn't
there,
fiel
both
your
feel,
lo
the
ball.
Completely
tdock
the
direction
in
which
he
was
drih-blin
il.
Naturally,
he
resents
Ibis
ami
will
Iry
lo
run
you
off
il.
Turn
sideways
lo
meet
his
chesl
wilh
your
shoulder.
This
pulls
his
forward
rush
up
wilh
a
Jerk.
Use
Your
Shou'der
fio
completely
in
you
must
gel
your
shoulder
well
in
advance
of
your
feel
as
I
hey
block
the
ball,
otherwise
your
'
backward
balance
will
make
il
easy
for
your
opponent
lo
push
you
off.
Another
thins
is
thai,
as
nervousness
or
through
a
rnis-lakeu
idea
thai
this
is
Ihe
riphl
Ihiiifr
lo
lo
Iry
lo
hook
Ihe
ball
away
from
-under
the
other
man's
feet.
Thfs
is
bad,
because
you
have
not
beaten
your
man.
you
have
merely
filched
the
ba'l
ami
left
1
your
opponent
enm-
fdelely
balanced,
ready
lo
knock
you
off
it
apain.a.1
once.
Of
course,
a
very
speedy
for
ward
might
ho.uk
the
ball
oul
and
?ct
aW'tiy
wilh
il,
but
most
others
find
it
necestary
in
beat
the
opponent
as
Well
a.dios.ses
him.
The
(treat
thins
lo
remeiiriKT
is
thai
your
opponent
lieals
himself
if
only
you
can
block
the
bull
firmjy.
That
is
lo
say.'
when
he
is
dribbling
and
you
block
the
ball,
you
throw
his
run
all
mil
ofi
ear.
)ni
only
need
to
siamli
slill
for
an
instant,
and
he
wil'
run
himself
off
the
ball.
This
Is
Ihe
moment
when
a
well-judged
nudffe
enables
you
lo
beat
liim
couiplelely.
When
you
run
afler
a
man,
ion
r'enerally
find
it
necessary
to
nude
him
first
and
block
the
La'l
afterwards.
When
you
meet
him
face
to
face,
you
block
Ihej
ball
first
mid
bailor
your
.shoubler-forward
net.
j
SOCCER
SEASON
OPENED
WELL
First
Game
Between
War
Veterans
and
Sons
of
England
Draw
GOOD
CROWD
PRESENT
Excitement
Was
Half
When
Goals
Scored
In
First
Were
The
first
gun
in
the
1923
soccer
season
was
fired
lal
night
al
Ihe
Acropolis
1
1
i
I
grounds
when
the
(ireal
War
veterans
ami
the
Sous
of
Hnglaml
clashed
Fardnhar
proved
a
.
lively
and
useful
tefl
wing
combination,
for
Ihe
Sons,
Ihe
hitler
being
within
an
ace
of
scoring
on
several
occasions.
The
Sons,
forced
a
good
dea1
of
Ihe
play
and
Johnson
tried
several
shols
at
(hiwlhorn,
in
goal
for
Ihe
Yets,
but
was
unsuccessful.
()n
several,
occasions
Ihe
Sons'
forwards
looked
dart-gerous
but
Ihe
Vels'
custodian
proved
eoual
(o
his
(ask
ami
ninde
some
good
saves.
F.rskine,
af
inside
left
for
Ihe
Vels,
IHed
Frizzell
on
occasions
from
close
in
posjtlons
bill
failed
lo
do
the
trick.
?
A
eombiiieil
dash
,
by
Ihe
Sons
resulted
In
Johnson
healing
fhiwfhonr
wilh
ft
bard
drive.
From
Ihe
centre
kick'
Ihe
Vels
got
away
ami
good
combination
play
enabled
Norwood
In
put
the
'ealher
past
Frizzell
wilh
a
dandy
long
dUtanco
shot.
At
half
time
NO
MORE
FOOLING
did
Abraham
Lincoln
show
his
shrewdness
NOWHERE
of
judgment
to
better
effect
than
in
that
famous
utterance
which
ended,
"You
can't
fool
all
the
people
all
the
time."
In
the
past,
there
were
a
few
misguided
advertisers
who
thought
they
could
sell
their
wares
better
by
misrepresentation.
But
those
advertisers
have
long
since
gone
out
of
.business
or
mended
their
ways.
Hard
experience
taught
that
Lincoln
was
right.
Untruthful
advertising
doesn't
pay.
Other
advertisers
proved
that
the
only
way
to
.
advertise
successfully,
make
regular
customers
and
build
up
public
good-will
was
to
tell
the
absolute
truth
about
their
goods.
So,
you
can
be
sure
that
every
consistently
advertised
product
is
good.
The
advertising
test
has
'proved
it.
The
very
fact
that
it
is
advertised
is
your
best
warranty
of
satisfaction
and
true
quality.
Theconcern
that
tells
you
frankly
what
it
is
doing
is
a
good
concern
with
which
to
do
business.
'That
is
why
it
pays
to
read
the
advertisements,
to
patronize
advertisers,
and
to
buy
advertized
merchandise.
in
the
first
round
of
the
Sluurt
"
"
Shield
series
before
a
big
crowd
the
score
stood
1
I.
of
football
enthusiasts
and
under
Second
Half
ideal
vvealher
condilions,
Ihe
play
in
the,
second
half
was
of
jrame
resullinjr
in
a
I
1
draw,
j
a
lislless
nature,
as
migJit
well
ll.it
It
goals
were
scored
in
the
.
he
expected
in
Ihe
first
game
of
first
half,
.1.
Johnson
registering
"ihe.
season.
From
Ihe
kick-off
(he
goal
for
Ihe
Sons
with
Xor-
,1ho
Vets
prcs.seiL
There
were
wood
equalizing
for
the
Vets
a
few
moments
later.
!eo.
Itussell
referecil
the
gahie
and
A.
I'dap-
perlon
and
F.
Ilemniomls
as
linesmen.
The
teams
took
the
field
follows:
Veterans
Ciawlhyrn,
goal;
(lochran
ami
Mack,
full
backs;
(ieo.
Mitchell,
A.
Hoy
and
1.
Itairnur:
half
backs;
Hussell,
Harloti,
Norwood,
F.rskinc
ami
Donaldson,
flu-wards.-
Sons
of
F.ngland
Doug.
Friz-xe,
goal:
II.
"llowe
and
Dick
I.ambe,
full
hacks;
llodgkiusou,
Hales
and
Tinker,
hnlT
backs;
1.
Cameron,
II.
Hanson.
J.
Johnson,
Dickens
and
Fanpihar,
forwards.
The
Game
All
Ihe
excitement
occurred
In
the
first
half.
Hie
Vets
kicked
uphill
and
from
Ihe
whistle
proved
aggressive.
Norwood,
for
Ihe
Wis
looked
dangerous
owe
robbeil
hlm.
Dickens
inoinenls
of
exciting
play.
Krs-kine,
for
Ihe
Yets,
missed
several
colilen
onporliinities
in
front
of
acted
iFriz.rll.
Corner
kicks
taken
by
;iiolh
sides
were
unproductive.
asil.isl'ess
efforts
by
both
learns
'did
not
result
in
-.anything
tangi
ble
and
at
the
final
whistle
tho
score
remained
aff
me
i
niai
h.
Summing
Up
Players
seemed
neiv
zealous
ami
did
nol
at
all
times
play
Jjheir
positions.
The
score
was
characteristic
of
the
play
ami
Itolh
teams
seemed
pretty
evenly
matched,
although
iu
fairness
lo
"(lie
Sons
it
must
he-
admitted
they
had
the
heller
of
the
play,
speaking
genern'ly.
The
game
was
clean
and
good
sportsmanship
prevailed
throughout.
The
shooting
by
both
forward
Jinr-s
lefL
a
hd
lo
be
desired
although
Ihe
combination
work
improved
but
j
considerably
as
Ihe
play
pro-iindr
gressed.
The
Vels'
full
back
defence
was
not
sound
and
did
no(
give
their
cusindian
the
support
thai
was
coming
lo
him.
---
Sport
Chat
j
The
Hazellon
Hadniinlon;
and
Tennis
Club
opened
il
new
lentils
court
on
"The
Heuch"
last
.Saturday.
The
hadmlrU'iii
season
at
Hazellon
closed
a
week
ago
when
a
tournament
was
played,
between
I
wo
teams
captained
by
Mrs.
W.
W.
Anderson
ami
Mrs.
S,
,f.
Winsby.'
,The
former
side
won
'
1
1
iiialclin.
to
:''
"
eight.
The
Hazellon
Indians
.
have
done
considerable
'work
Mils
'scar-son
on
Iheir
new
athletic,
grounds
situated
on
tho
main
It's
mighty
good
business
road
near
the
top
of
Ihe
big
hill.
It
is
a
fine
level
piece
of
ground
ami
leains,
scrapers
and
rollers
have
bien
used
lo
good
effect
in
gelling
jl
in
shape.
As
Ihe
white
people
have
contributed
towards
Ihe
expenses,
Ihe
Indians
have
made
it
a
public
athletic
ground.
There;
is
a
good
deal
of
baseball
latent
available
al
llnzellon
this
year
ami
the.
intention
is
to
put
a
good
learn
in
the
field
for
district
honors.
The
annual
meeting
of
ho"
Hazellon
Alh-leltc
Assoc.ialloir
look
jdace
last,
week
and
oflicers
were
elected
as
follows:
President,
H.
S.
Sargeni;
vice-president,
(J.
W.
Dawson;
sW-relary
treasurer,
S.
.1.
Wins-by;
executive
committee
Allan
Henson,
P.
A.
Archibald,
Cooper
II.
Wrineh
and
Dr.
II.
u.
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