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Ford
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Prince
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III
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HOW
TO
PLAY
FOOTBALL
need
a
stud
there.
Interesting
suggestions
locally
how
to
turn
wet
weather
into
goals
(By
"Andy"
Ducat,
Manager
of
Kulliara
Club.)
(Iirprlnlfil
from
"Gre'imrk
lleral.l")
Teams
who
know
how
lo
play
according
lo
Ihe
weather
possess
a
lug
advantage-
over
others.
earner
affects
every
game,
l
ew
loollliallers
study
the
way
(o
turn
had
communis
(u
good
use,
Dribbling
becomes
the
decisive
power
on
a
wet
pilch.
......
i.
i
t..
......
.
.
.
Wet
grounds
make
football
bools
stretch
al
least
a
size.
My
own
plan
is
lo
buy
botds
a
size
loo
small,
put
them
on,
ami
soak
them
in
Water.
The
boot
stret
ches
to
the
size
of
the
fool,
and
will
mil
stretch
any
furl
her
when
used
on
.a
wet
ground.
Clean
and
oil
your
boots
immediately
afler
using.
them.
Worn
studs
are
worse
than
short
studs.
You
must
renew
these
most
essential
accessories
frequently.
Barred
boots
are
good
on
a
dry,
hard
pitch,
but
they
have
serious
disadvantages
on
a
heavy
one.
.
Playing
In
Snow
Most
of
us
can
remember
play
ing
a
ifootball
match
in
the
snow.
If
the
snow
lias
covered
the
ground
when
yoii
start,
tactics
are
Ihe
slime
as
for
a
soaked
pilch.
The
players
soon
turn
Ihe
snow
inter
a
quagmire.
Dribbling
and
short
passing
is
the
game.
Sometimes
the
ground
Is
dry
when
the
game
starts,
but
a
shower
makes
it
"surface
wel."
Hern
the
ball
willbegin
lo
play
iricks.
This
is
Just
the
sort
of
pilch
that
cricketers
call
a
howler',
paradise.
Though
Ihe
ji'ourid
itself
will
not
force
a
slow
game,
the
side
which
slows
up
its
passes
will
win.
The
hall
iloes
many
strange
things
on
a
.long
journey,
and
(be
only
way
lo
lie
ii
cell
rale
Is
I
o
play
slowly.
CI92J
v
Int
l
Fcatukc
Stvicc.
Inc.
Creat
Britain
right
rvfttrved.
w..wM
uiiiMMiiij,
khiiimiiki
nun
.-in
ph.
(
.i
s
1
1
1
(,
muiii
,i
iiiiticu
-iwliicli
woulil
excel
eilber
of
the
winning
force
afler
a
spell
of
rain.
Slippery
ground
checks
ac-
fnlti;ill
or
iv,
11
in,.,..
ir
live
defence.
A
really
good
man
wilh
a
pair
or
properly
studdeif
,js
is
Jl0
,,(;n,
',,
hl,
boots
can
get
the
ball
down
almost
alone.
another
.lain
lni,.r
II
lendeii:
careful
ing
becomes
very
moderate.
This
is
all
to
the
advantage
of
the
dribbler.
Swinging
passfs
out
lo
the
wing
should
only
he
adopted
as
a
last
resort
when
the
ground
is
thoroughly
soaked.
Your
wing
irian
is
nol
able
lo
make,
the
best
of
his
speed;
and
the
quickest
way
of
gelling
the
ball
through
will
be
to
keep
it
close
between
the
centre-
ami
his
inside
men.
They
play
in
together
wilh
short
passes
and
spells
of
dribbling.
The
backs
need
to
use
their
toes
instead
of
the
inslep
lo
shift
Ihe
heavy
ball
if
it
com
dangerously
near
the
goal
nere
a
pass
out
1
wing
is
likely
slill
In
produce
the
most
desirable
results.
Heavy
Ground
Tactics
The
wing
man
must
he
closely
backed
up
by
his
inside
man
ami
his
half
back.
A
short-passing
triangle
game
between
the
three
is
likely
to
pay.
Keep
farther
away
from
Ibo
touch
line
than
you
would
on
a
dry
pitch.
A
slip
may
cause
loss
of
control
of
the
ball
which,
going
over
Ihe
touch-line,
means
a
throw
in
by
your
opponents
and
a
chance
lost.
The
inner
man
must
choose
an
opportunily
as
they
near
Ihe
goat
to
dribble
inwards
a
little,
so
lhat-the
pass
to
the
centre
forward
is
a
short
one.
Though
Ihe
hall
is
"sticky"
and
passes
are
hard
lo
give,
re
member
they
are
easier
to
lake.
Therefore
a
short
pass
thai
might
otherwise
have,
been
loo
quick
for
Ihe
receiver
becomes
one
of
easy
pace.
Ballooned
balls
are
likely
to
be
frequent
since
players
will
use
their
toes
when
a
long
lick
Is
needed.
Here
a
.man
who
can
head
especially
i
nacK
wno
can
nean
uie
nni
away
irom
ins
own
goal
is
a
tremendous
asset
lo
bis
side.
The
ball
slops
almost
dead
when
it
touches
the
ground
Allow
for
Ibis
when
receiving
a
forward
pass.
Don't
run.
over
it
and
slip
in
trying
lo
recover
Many
teams
who
have
learned
lactlcs
from,
n
blackboard,
with
out
many
opportunities
for
practice,
improve
amazingly
under
the
influence
of
a
wet
pilch.
The
reason
is
that
they
are
not
able
lo
put
their
theories
into
practice
very
easily
on
a
hard
pilch.
The
ball
travels
quickly,
passes
are
missed,
and
the
campaign
collapses.
Bui
wel
grounds
provide
a
field
day
for
"blackboard
footballers."
Passes
are
easy
lo
lake,
control
is
hard
to
lose,
and
the
theorists
are
able
lo
carry
out
their
plans.
From
this
it
becomes
plain
that
blackboard
lessons
are.
all
lo
the
good
for
I
hose
who
cannot
get
ball
practice.
Fvery
footballer
ought
lo
have
two
pairs
of
boots
a
pair
wilh
short
studs
for
dry
grounds
and
sa
pair
wilh
long
studs
for
wet
I
grounds.
If
an
army
marches
on
Its
j
stomach
then
a
football
leam
loulwils
opponents
wilh
its
boots.
jOne
reason
why
leamV
somellmps
worth
a
lol
more
wilh
short
studs.
a
man
Put
the
studs
in
yourself;
a
bootmaker
generally
puts
I
hem
in
the
wrong
places.
Take
caro
nol
lo
leave
a
gap
iu
Ihe
mid
dle
of
the
ball
of
Ihe
foot.
This
is
where
your
spring
conies
from
when
you
jump
forward.
You
Sport
Chat
j
a
Babe
Fori
in
made
a
hero
ol
himself
in
the
baseball
games
that
were
played
between
lew-art
and
Hyder
over
the
holiday
week-end.
'this
probably
ac
counts
for
Hahe's
decision
lo
slay
at
Stewart
in
spile
of
the
fact
Ihal
he
communicated
with
local
friends
only
a
day
or
so
ago
mat
he
was
planning
on
coming
to
lrinc.
Rupert
for
the
summer.
After
disappointing
the
Mewarllles
by
losing
his
first
game
a
week
ago
Sunday,
and
lhal
by
a
narrow
margin,
Uabe
came
hack
in
great
style
on
Sun
showed
I
he
aggregation
PR
local
Cold
Storage
a
few
fine
point
about
soccer
last
Saturday
afler
noon
and
the
learn
could
nn-doubledly
give
a
local
select
football
leain
a
good
run
for
its
money.
The
baseball
game
between
I'rince
Rupert
ami
Clax-ton,
won
by
the
home
learn,
out
side
of
the
first
inning,
was
not
loo
had
an
exhibition.
Hot
li
sides
showed
weakness
in
fielding
which
will
be
remedied
with
praclice.
,
The
Claxlon
boys
lot.
I
Hen
Self
thai
Ihey
could
inusler
I
.
.
i
lacrosse
leam
al
he
ramiei-v
"
.
.uiitiiuii
uiii-ii
ooen
nan;
nuer
in
in
m...
ine
,
,
1..
l
,
ll
,
,
I...
II...
.,
!.
i
I
,
II
IlitCK
icks
and
halves
know
the,
risk
of
strains
to
muscles
aii.l,;1S(ll
f()r
t:aS(ll,
wlon
fool.
They
are
naturally
I"-""-
'
ihall,
baseball
and
lacrossegan.es
how
they
tackle.
Charg-
heavy
ground
as
being
being.
-all
all
Ihree.
ii.ren
r.n.i,
could
tie
staged.
Bi.i
than
day
ami
Monday
of
this
week
With
Hyder
three
runs
ahead
in
the
Sunday
game,
Stewart.
ut
Ilalie
in
(he
lsx
and
lift
held
his
opponents
scoreless
while
Slew
art
came
up
from
behind
lo
the
long
end
of
a
tt-5
score.
Bui
this
was
nothing
lo
what
happened
on
Monday
when
Ihe
popular
lillle
southpaw,
to
well
known
on
the
local
diamond,
pilehed
Slew-art.
through
a
nine
Inning
game
lo
a
shut
out
Viclory,
Slewarl
gelling
six
runs.
And
show
a
sudden
reversal
of
form
so
he
is
slaying
In
Hlewarl
for
i
.ii.ii
uit-y
nine
come
equipped
a
wune
longer,
anyway.
Willi
Ihe
wrong
pair.
,
t
regara
a
man
with
long
studs'
The
Claxlon
football
team
Bolh
Brick
Skinner
and
his
second,
Dido
(iurvich,
came
back
from
Slewart
yesterday
claiming
thai
Ihey
had
been
robbed
of
I
Indecision
whraf
(hi!
boxing
conies1
lhre
on
Monday
between
Skin
ner
and
Harold
Jllaulon
was
decided
a
draw.
Skinner
also
.slated
I
bat
he
liad
been
asked
lo
come
back
for
a
re
I
urn
bnul
on
.Inly
I.
In
view
of
the
claim
be
ing
made
that
Skinner
was
bat
tling
iu
JiCe,neiny's
camp
and
for
lhal.
reason
he
did
mil
gel
i
fair
decision
Ihe
suggestion
would
seem
appropriate
that
any
relurn
bout
should
be
staged
iu
Skinner's
home
town
and
lhal
there
he
an
unbiased
ticket
.of
judges.
Such
a
-bout
would
undoubtedly
be
a
drawing
card
for
Prince
Rupert
boxing
fans
whose
entertainment
are
few
and
far
between.
BASEBALLSCHEDULE
Games
to
be
Played
Twice
a
Week
Alternating
With
Football
Under
the
baseball
schedule
just
issued
by
Ihe
local
league.
games
will
be
played
here
twice
a
week
alternating
with
Ihe
football
games.
The
first
clash
will
be
tomorrow
when
the
Lumber
Mill
meet.
Ihe
Sons
of
Canada
and
Ibis
will
be
followed
by
a
game
between
Ihe
Sons
of
Canada
ami
Ihe
Gyros
on
Tuesday
ne.xl.
Following
is
the
schedule
for
the
first
half
rf
Ihe
season:
Mny
28
Mill
vs.
H.O.IJ.
.
:.
S-Gyroi-Vsl
.Mijl
V'
i'H
I
'
3S.().C.
vs.
Gyro.
'
-
8
it
At
a:,
vs.
Mill.
II--Mill
vs.
Gyro.
10-
Gyro
vs.
S.O.G.
I!
.Mill
vs.
S.O.C.
22
Gyro
vs.
Mill.
25
S.O.C.
vk.
Gyro.
29
S.O.C.
vs.
Mill.
July
.'I
Mill
vs.
Gyro.
C,
Gyms
vs.
S.O.C.
PLAYERS
SUSPENDED
Afler
hearing
Ihe
evidence
in
the
case,
0
hoard
of
control
of
the
I'rince
Rupert
Football
Association
last
night
suspended
R.
B.
Skinner
for
five
weeks
and
Dave
Scolt
for
four
weeks.
This
is
the
resull
of
a
dispute
between
Ihe
two
in
the
game
last
week
between
Ihe
Callifs
and
Veterans.
At
(he.
close
of
the
meeling
S.
D.
Macdonaht,
president
of
the
control
board,
tendered
his
resignation.
A
bylaw
providing
for
the
temporary
borrowing
of
$.10,000
from
the
han,k
until
tax
collections
for
Hip
ynr
are
made
and
debentures
are
marketed
was
put
through
Its
first
readings
at
the
meeling
of
th
e(y
council
last.
"Ighl.
This
is
the
Iblrd
bylaw
of
this
nature
Ihat
has
been
put
Ihrnugh
by
ihe
council
this
year.
The
first
was
for
.?!0,000
and
the
second
for
$25,000.
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5,
10
and
15
h.p.
$10.00,
$3.5.00
Hnd
$I5..00.
Pislon
rings
for
aulos
and
marine
engines.
NORTH
KILN
KXCH
A
NO
K,
213
Second
Ave.
Phone
23.
FOR
HALK.
8
h.p.
2
cylinder.
Kaslhope
wilh
clutch,
propeller,
shaft
and
coils.
Used
very
lillle.
Snap
al
$275.
3-
ft
by
'J.fr:
cabin
cruiser.
13-15
h.p.
Sterling,
lieavy'iluty.
Boat
ami
engine
in
good
condition.
Price.
$1100.
Kng'inn
v..
cost;
$1200
3
years
.ago,
UM
Wrtvtfseir
very
lillle
liml
Veil
cared
for.
Hull
18
foot,
sililable
for
small
engine.
I'rince
for
quick
sale
$75.
Piston
rings
Auto
and
Marine
engines.
Ford
Mojnr,
$10.00.
iVorlhern
Kxchange,
Phone
23.
FOR
SALK
or
Rent
The
Kssing-lon
Hole,
T'ort
Kssinglon,
B.C.
containing
28
bedrooms
partly
furnished,
for
terms
apply
A.
D.
Hardle,
Port.
Ksslngton,
or
John
L.
Christie,
Prince
FOR
SALK.
Gas
boat
"Bonanza"
30.
foot
cabin
boat,
10-12
h.p.
Palmer
engine.
First
class
order.
Apply
lo
owner.
Cow
Bay.
.
.
t23
FOR
SALK.
Quantity
of
iiseilJ
shiplap,
window
frames
and
sashes.
Apply
A.
S.
Lewis,
225
Second
Ave.
W.
126
FOR
SALK.
Commercial
Hotel,
Prince
Rupert,
furnished.
A
bargain.
M,
M.
Stephens
&
Co.,
Lid.
,
tf
FOR
SALK.
Pleasure
bof,l"Kcbo"
C.
L.
Heindel.
Cold
Storage.
Phone
221.
if
BABY
Buggy
for
sale;
gemd
con-
in.
...
...
.
.
.
onion.
i'iione
Miuc
108.
122
FOR
SALK
Good
kitchen
range,
cheap.
18
Dyer
Apartments.
TO
RENT
apartment,
by
day,
week
or
mouth.
Close
in.
Phone
Red
C07.
J27
FOR
Ill'NT
Three
large
house-keeping
room,
furnished
complete.
218
Second
Avenue.
FOR
HUNT.
-New
Hire
roomed
house
with
bath.
Phone
Red
411.
I2&
FOR
RK.NT.
Clapp
apartment
Westftiihavcr
Itros.
tf
AUCTION
SALE
MICTION
SALK.
As
the
store
must
be
vacated,
we
will
sell
by
public
auction
everylhins
in
our
slore
on
Thursday,
May
28
at
2.30
p.m.
.sharp.
Dining
.
rooms
suite,
8
pieces,
dress
ers,
beds,
matt
reuses,
tables
couches,
bedspreads,
stoves,
healers,
chairs,
refrigerators.
linoleum
and
linoleiiinn
rugs,
safe,
roll
lop
desk,
tllvauetles.
ranges,
Fonl
truck,
.and
other
articles
loo
numerous
lo
mention.
Terms,
cash.
Prince
Rupert
Kxchange.
I2t
LOST
LOST.
In
Post
OHlce,
black
umbrella
wilh
green
hook
handle
Valued
as
keepsake.
Finder
phone
Red
.'"0.
FOUND
I'OLND.-
Moosehearl
pin.
Ap-uly
Daily
News
oltlce.
BOARD
BOARD
ami
Room,
or
board
only.
143
Fifth
Avenue
Kasl.
Phone
Red
707.
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
BOATJ
AND
LAUNCHES
PRICKS
OF
KASTIIOPK
t-CYCLK
Marine
Kngines
l-II.P.
without
clutch
$185.00
l-II.P.
C-H.P.
8-H.P.
8-11.
P.
IC-H.P.
I
cylinder
MD
2C0.00
cylinder
HD
450.00
cylinder
Hi)
750.00
cylinder
MD
15000
cylinder
LD
175.00
All
Ihe
above
except
the
first
include
the
Famous
Joes
Reverse
Gear,
and
full
electrical
''hndfpropcller
equipment.
Tho
best
that
money
can
buy.
Kaslhope
Bros..
1717
Georgia
St.
W.
Vancouver,
B.C.
Always
at
your
service.
Prince
Rupert
Boathouse,
Agents
Phone
381.
SNEDDON
TAXI
134
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Five
pas-conger
Dodge
Sedan
Comfort
and
Courtesy.
Rales:
50c
for
t
or
2
passengers,
25c
for
each
additional
'
passenger.
PHONE
134
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
LAUNCH
"Oh
Baby"
at
your
scr-vico
day
or
night.
Comfort
Sarcly
Courlcsy.
If
It's
water
trip
call
Laurje
Lambty.
Phones
570
or
1
31.
TAXI
592
Till';
DKPKNDABLK
TAXI.
Day
and
N'ight
service.
Comfort
and
Courtesy
Is
my
motto.
PHONE
592
CONRAD
LEE
Stand:
.Richmond
Rooms.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
or
Oust)
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort-Day
or
Night
-Stand:
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
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