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How
to
Play
Football
Different
ways
of
dribbling
for
forwards
and
halvestaking
the
tackle
(Uy
"Andy"
Ducal,
Manager
of
Fiilliam
Club.)
,
(Imprinted
rrom
Tii
f
.mxli
lleraM'i
v
i
T,!iS
('"'U"1I,''I''
'
b?ss
dribbling
in
football
than
ever.
'sien
ay
heard
captain
M,(.ak
M.Verely
to
a
back
because
he
aiieiiipieil
lo
ilnbble
Hie
ball
al
all
insle;ul
n(
I'loii'iiiir
it
'
Ihongh
it
were
ml
hot.
i
When
Hie
defence
consisted
of
three
players,
a
back,
ami
,
he
goalkeeper
this
was
before
-my
active
fcm-er
ns
n
pla
er
he
i-iner
glory
of
a
forward
to
was
dribble
the
ball
clean
through
I
Wie
opposing
rnnk.
This
was
a
matrnifiVViit
..Pi.i.....,.,i
'Mm
l,.il.
1.1,.
.
It
.
.
"
v
.vim
in,
.inn
.....
..in.
i.
hi
iiwanieu
vast
arm
an
mnay
mere
are
six
defenders.
and
I
lie
man
who
tries
to
drilidle
clean
through
(hem
deserves
what
he
gels.
This
alteration
in
Ihe
form
or
the
soccer
team
began
Hie
decay
of
dribbling,
and
the
new
short
passing
combined
with
the
lactic
or
hacking
up
the
man
with
the
hall,
turned
it
nun
a
lost
art.
I
am
not
iiiai
this
is
a
good
thing.
The
.
good
dribbler
used
to
be
a
.sure,
.li.il;
achieving
a
breakthrough,
he
finished
his
work
in
grand
lyle
by
netting
the
hall.
Today
no
one
man
runs
the
ball
down
and
nets
it
as
well.
"Leave,
it
lo
you,
partner'
is
lln
impression
you
gel
of
much
modem
Tonlball,
and
this
way
of
thinking
is
Ho.
cause
of
it
lot
of
the
present
shilly-shallying
in
front
or
I
lie
goal.
Dribbling
and
Shooting
When
a
man
drihhh-d
the
ball
all
the
way
down,
he
knew
exactly
who
was
expoeled
lo
nel
il
'himself.
Tilay
a
brisk
for
ward
runs
i
in
nan
iinwn
by
a
coneerled
elfnrl
nnd
rails
at
the
goal
inoulli.
Kvery
man
is
in
clined
to
leave
or
shooting
lo.Mimebodv
else
There
are
learns
of
which
this
is
mil
true
encased
iiiK
roolball
teams
rind
this
ten
dency
lo
leave
I
lie
shooting
lo
is
why
so
many
concerted
efforts
end
in
failure.
I
have
alresidy
given
my
con
sidered
opinion
thai
an
amateur
learn
must
keen
the
game
open
if
il
would
win.
(earns
have
Ihe
fast
a
long
way
tackled,
and
one
ought
not
-to
mak6
him
ii.i....
i
1.
..1..
i.i
iiiin
is
every
imok
hi
nun;
in"
-
-
dnhiiling.
U
'nabb.s
you
to
keep
Hie
ball
cloe
lo
your
reel,
and
weight
is
well
so
long
as
your
balanced
you
are
not
ens
y
H.argrd
olT
Ihe
ball.
Ilndy
bal-...
i.nnlies
thai
you
propel
the
hall
when
il
is
underneath
yon.
LAND
ACT
niir.TTT.nrt
blMrlrti
Dinrlrt
1,1
I'rlnr
t.
iMfSftt.
Si;
or
.
nr(..iv-r.
,V,.rmliwliMi
lo
1)1
DIUV
nimrlcii
.
.
in
mom
lln
in
111
iiirntTi'nrnl:
nmiimlnn
arresi,
more
or
MKMLl.
PES
BIIISAY,
Ann
rani.
cittin
Elroy
tuninin.
Agent.
natoii
April
aro.
awa'lvW
CATARRH
ef
the
BLADDER
lUchCiniul
ise.
the
next
man
a
dillicully
that
I'Mribble
lo
tii-
overcome.
TeiiM
work
short
passing
ami
Hie
like
is
splendid.
I
nil
one
man,
ami
one
man
atone,
has
lo
do
Ihe
shooting,
and
that
Thai
is
you
don't
have
to
reach
forward
lo
touch
il.
The
moment
you
have
lo
slreleh
for
Ihe
ball,
you
lose
your
balance.
What
ynn
want
lo
do
is
lo
keep
your
knee
over.
Ihe
lop
of
Hie
hall.
The
hall,
or
course,
is
not
kicked
but
pushed
alonir
bv
nsinir
Mm
'"''Yside
or
the
boot.'
I
r-
-
.
ii-eji
over
me
nan
ami
go
a
rasl
as
you
possibly
caji
without
losing
coniroi
over
it.
Taklnc
the
Tackle
'The
only
lime
when
you
allow
yourseir
to
tie
diverted
rrom
Ihe
straight
path
is
when
a
man
comes
head
on
al
you
to
tackle.
nere,
If
be
is
running
Tnsl,
it
pays
lo
lei
him
get
almost
on
lo
you
and
then
kick
Ihe
hall
round
jliim.
You
will
lie
able
lo
,gol
Irouiid
after
II
before
he
has
lime
!to
pull
himself
up
nnd
turn.
..
.
.
fi.
I
;
i
i
uis
as
parncuiariy
so
on
a
slippery
Held.
When
it
man
runs
up
to
the
side
of
you
In
edge
you
oh"
Ihe
hall,
it
pays
lo
let
him
gel
near
draw
him
nw.iv
'from
your
in
side
man
and
I
hen
irivc
n
for-
the
responsibility..,,.,,
,,,.
jnj(p
can
run
after
and
reach.
Hrihhlinf
as
far
as
half-hsifka
lull
many
of
Hie
nien'nro
-n,.r.111i
u
n,.ii
n.i.iL
in
training',
and
coach-,
,i
,i
,,tlli.
i,.
......
n.
1...11
down
its
to
make
an
opening-in
Ihe
Held.
A
clever
'half
will
Ihe
ball
until
he
bus
compelled
two
nT
the
defender!
lo
cloe
in
on
him.
While
they
are
round
him,
they
must
have
left
another
part
of
the
field
open.
The
duly
of
Ihe
forward
is
to
run
lo
this
spot,
always,
nf
course,
keeping
outside,
mak
invr
himself
xeadv
l
receive
the
pass
thai
the
half
has
planned
bir.
Few
amateur,
n.lftks
n,,vor
.inihhle.
Wliilf
a
balanced
si
do
il)aik
drililfles
in
Trortl
or
hi
needed
for
Ihe
close
game,
nori
Ihe
lime
for
Ihe
consistent
practice
that
sliorl
passing
demands.
The
open
game,
in
which
the
hall
is
swung
across
rrom
wing;.,
onnnsimr
forwards
run
lo
wing,
means
thai'
dribbling;,,,,,
,,a,
lt!,
,im
wilt
be
used
to
Help
me,
nan
down.
Xo
back
should
dribble,
lull
Hie
forward
especially
the
wing
forwards
must
acquire
Ihe
art.
Straight
Runs
flood
dribbling
i
straight
Iribbling.
The
man
who
threads
I
ll.n
a
.lg-zag
course
munu
un-
!'-
position
is
loo
slow
for
modern
football.
.Yet
we
even
see
amateur
forwards
turn
lo
run
backwards
in
order
lo
gel
round
a
pair
oT
defenders.
Thai
won't
do.
Tackling
with
mosl
opponents
is
not
so
highly
"cienllfic
Dial
you
cannot
dribble
n
ball
straight
for
some
distance
at
least
without
being
robbed.
,Tiie
ideal
rs
a
speedy
IriVdibWor
its
lomr
as
dribbling
is
possible,
then
-a
puss
out
when
fiMien
becomes
loo
hot
Ihe
for
man
to
noiu.
First
the
forward
who
is
i.limr
must
determine
.
lo
sii-.iiuhl
ahead,
ir
he
goes
be
can
run
Ihe
ball
be
To
re
he
Is
luckier
jlum
de
one
goal
he
wastes
valuable
time,
lie
ought
lo
pass
Hie
hall
out.
When
a
hack
dribbles
in
mid-field
and
is
robbed
where
is
I
lie
defence
WAR
VETERANS
Football
Game
Last
Night
Marred
by
Fighting
Score
Was
5
to
2
Last
night's
Stuart
Shield
football
game
between
Ihe
tallies
iud
(ireal
War
Veterans
was
marred
.-by
righting
which
re
sulted
in
Hrick
Skinner
and
have
Scojt
being
ordered
oir
the
field
and
lhenot.itnVlifyityt
Ifj
being
a
len-n-side
affair
with
the
players
on
both
teams
beimg
in
a
more
or
less
argumentative,
iirood
which
was
not
conducive
to
Hie
best
of
soccer,
the
score
was
5
lo
2
in
favor
of
Ihe
("allies.
At
Ihe
outset
good
football
was
played
with
the
fhillies'hav-
ing
the
edge.
Dave
Scott
made,
the
two
opening
goals
for
Ihe
Scots
off
corner
kreks.
the
els
were
awarded
a
penally
shot
which
was
successfully
negotia
ted
by
S.
Krskine
'The
('.allies
also
got
a
penally
bill
McDoiigall
lost
the
shot
by
hilling
the
goal
post
and
Ihe
half
ended
wilh
Callics
up
2
lo
1.
Vets
Lose
Heart
'Ten
or
.fifteen
minules
after
the
ooeniiiej
of
the
second
half
differences
arose
between
Skin
tier
nnd
Scott
arid
blow
were
exchanged.
This
resulted
in
both
men
being
ordered
off
the
field
bv
the
referee
and
n
ten-mnn
game
ensuing
wilb
Ihe
Vets
playing
one
tn.n.n
hack.
The
second
hall
was
played
poorly
by
the
Vets
who
seemed
In
lose
heart
'after
Ihe
('allies
had
scored
again
through
McDoiigall
nn
n
corner
kick
from
Alex
Mitchell.
The.
fnurth
for
Ihe
Scots
came
when
Sam
fiurrie
was
awarded
a
penally.
Norwood
scored
,tlie
second
for
the
Vets
and
Ihe
fifth
and
last
Tor
the
('allies
was
made
from
close
In
by
McDougall.
For
the
Veterans.
Barton,
full
V5?
...
.1
-
.
.
MIIJJBA
THE
QUALITY
CIGARETTE
;
j
$
Sl
15
PER
PKG.
'''&'
'
''
I
LARGE
PKG.
OF
hack,
O.
Mitchell,
centre
half,
and
'Krskine
and
.Norwood
on
Ihe
forward
line
were
the
stars.
All
the
('.allies
played
well
with
Ihe
forward
line
showing
good
combination
and
Ihe
defence
strong.
(1.
S.
Ilussell
referred.
II.
Hanson
and
James
Simpson
were
linesmen,
and
Ihe
teams
lined
up
as
folbiws;
(treat
War
Veterans
.
f!aw-Ihorn:
Karlon
and
Cochrane;
skinner,
rniiyje
Mitchell
and
jit
Mack;
Ilussell.
Xorwood.
Krskine.
(lampbell
and
Tiurvich.
r.allies
W.
Hamilton;
It.
Woods
and
W.
K.
Williscroft:
J.
Sims,
S.
(lurrie
and
Jam;es
Harris;
,.
Mitchell,
It.
McDougall.
D.
Scidt,
W.
Mitchell
and
.1.
An
drews.
Leagpf
standing
'loVdhte
js
as
follow:,,
dallies
..
S.
or
K.
.
fi.W.V.A.
;W1-
T)f
L.
-Ill's
TENNIS
CLUB
FOR
SMITHERS
Racket
Wlelders
Savor
Connections
with
Athletic
-Association
and
Set
up
for
Selves
SMITHKJIS.
May
10.
A
or
the
tennis
enthusiasts'
was
held
in
the
loUOge
room
al'
Ihe
(i.W.V.A.
club
on
.Thursday
evening
at
which
it
was
decided
lo
sever
connections
with
the
Sinilhers
Athletic
Club
nnd
form
an
independent'
organization.
The
present
Alhlflic
Club
was
formed
at
a
meeting
held
in
1021
by
the
old
Citizens
Association,
when
it
was
decided
Ihal
all
branches
of
sport
should
b
amalgamated
under
one
govern-
or
II.
Welch,
eo.
HefTernan
and
J.
(.
Stephens.
'Tennis
should
have
a
good
year,
there
are
a
number
or
new
players
thai
were
not
here
last
year,
aird
as
the
season
advances
it
is
likely
that
matches
will
be
arranged
wilh
the
players
in
other
towns
along
the
line.
Sport
Chat
i
I'lans
are
being
made
to
open
Ihe
baseball
season
next
Monday
(Kmpire
Dayi
in
'connection
with
the
celebration
to
he
Sluged
by
the
Klks
and
Fair
Hoard.
Though
definite
arrangements
havo
nol
yet
been
made,
it
is
expected
there
will
tie
a
three
learn
loop
iti
the
city
this
year
with
the
Sons
of
Canada
and
Ihe
Sawmill
sponsored
by
the
(iyro
Club
likely
lo
be
Ihe
third.
Fans
are
look
ing
forward,
as
soon
as
the
mat
erial
is
organized
and
placed,
lo
a
series
of
games,
thai
will
be.
a
interesting
as
Miosc
staged
in
any
season
of
the
past.
In
a
series
with
Ihe
Lakeviews
of
Chicago,
the
Commercial
(trails,
Kdmonlon's
crack
ladies'
basketball
leam
and
champions
of
Ihe
world
for
the
past
few
years,
were
-given
Ihe
first
real
hallle
they
have
had
in
many
a
moon.
In
the
nnal
game
on
Thursday
night,
the
(irads
were
victorious
22
lo
13,
winning
the
round
by
51
lo
2.
'Ihe
Lake-wiews
are
regarded
as
Ihe
strongest
ladies'
basketball
organization
in
the
United
Slaleg.
The
'New
York
(lianls
are
away
to
a
pretty
good
lead
in
tho
.Na
tional
Hasehall
League
having
been
ahead
of
Chicago
by
ten
games
at
the
end
or
the
week
Only
three
lealns
are
:above
Uui
.5(10
mark
in
tlio
league
slahd-
ing
body,
and
have
the
oneiing.
Cincinnati
being
the
third
membership
fee
cover
parlicl-Mn
the
American
"League,
Connie
nation
in
nil
sports.
This
system
Macki's
I'liiradeliiliia
team
is
does
not
seem
lo
have
been
sat-
holding
a
rather
narrow
margin
isfaclory
with
tennis
however
of
leadership
over
Hie
second
and
Ihe
tennis
players
after
the.
place
Wnshlnglou
Senators,
meeting
on
Thursday
nightlchampions
of
the
world.
The
formed
a
hew
elub'Hvith
II.
L.jNew
York
Yankees,
undoubtedly
Bale
as
secretary-treasurer,
and..
suffering
from
Ihe
absence
of
u
grounds
committee
consUtingl)abc
Ruth,
aro
in
seventh
place
FOR
SALE
Halibut
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
and
-hooks
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
In
building
next
door
to
I'rizzell
Hulcber
Sliop,
across
from
the
Kmpress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full,
line
of
t
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor
willi
Ty
Cobb's
Detroit
'Tigers
in
Hie
cellar.
St.
Ijiuis
is
in
eighth
place
in
the
National.
The
butchers
of
the
city
have
decided
to
enter
a
team
in
the
Senior
Hasehall
League,
this
year
providing
tho
Sons
of
Canada
will
release
two
players
who
arc
themselves
butchers.
These
two
players
are
Howard
Frizzell
and
Dave,
Hal
four.
Wilh
a
good
ileal
of-
baseball
material
at
their
command,
almost
exclusively
confined
to
those
in
Hie
busi
ness,
the
butchers
are
'confident
that
they
will
he
able
to
field
a
loam
that
will
give
a
good
tie
count
of
itseir
"ugatnst
any
op
pondnta.
BlueroxPups
Tr
TlUr
July
:20th
to
30th,
1826,
ONLY
I
Ll.p
delivery,
25
pF
ctnl
Mhr.
Tak
llh-in
yoiint,
(JOST
I.KSS,
Kanlrr
IiuihIIk),
iluvlln
ami
litrrd
tlriil
jrmr.
svnii
'fur
tn-w
tiitfjklrt--Mil
.all!
100
INCREASE
GUARANTEED
2,
3
or
4
tp.
old
Brudara,
with
or
without
100
par
cant
Incraaaa,
our
fguarantaa
backad
by
am
pi
a
a-aata
and
20
yra.
of
bualnaaa
Intao-rlty
In
thla
atata.
Itpfri'elH'r
t'urnlahml
you
llrail.ttri-rta:
ami
I'l-pslOnm,
Sit
llanloi.
Mfinlier
of
.rwatlle.
Cham-her
of
roninicrr.
CLEARY
BROS.
FOX
FARMS
J4
Empire
-Illillt.,
SEATTLE.
tl.R.
(Oiih
of
tho
Win
lil'n
Larfral
Kui
Farms)