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How
to
Play
Football
Handshaking
and
rough
play
both
indicate
in-
ability
of
players
to
control
themselves
(By
"AinlyV
Durol,
Manager
of
Fiilharn
Cluli.)
(K-Tlnlei
from
"lirtniMk
ll-rald";
A
correspondent
who
mniinges
a'
ftMillmll
cluh
for
young
men
writes
dial
hit
plajers
have
"become
infected
with
the
professional
hahil
of
shaking
hands
vigorously
with
any
member
or
the
team
who
scores
a
goal."
He
asks
what
I
think.
Ought
he
I"
slop
Ihcse
demonstrations?
Shaking
hands
with
the
scorer
of
agtiap
the
hain't
of
clustering
miiiul
a
player
IojIo
(his
grows
Worse
every
season-
is
eVnclly
the
same
thing
as
rough
play.
I
mean
it
shows
a
lack
or
knowledge
of
football
and
an
inahililv
mi
n.
nnni
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OS.
't
hose
who
know
I
he
game
are
well
aware
thai
very
often
Human
Who
puis
Hie
hall
between
lire
posts
has
very
lilllo
lo
do
wilh
Hie
aelual
scoring
of
the
goal.
Frequently
Ihe
half
who
made
ilhe
opening,
or
Ihe
win;:
forward
who
brnugjit
Hie
hall
down
is
(he
i
man
who
deserves
the
rongralu-1
lalions.
Even
Hip
opposing
goalkeeper
jni.iy
he
responsible
fur
Hie
goal,
i
lie
may
have
foozled
an
eay
!
nave,
or
run
out
foo
soon
and
!
thrown
his
chance
away.
Yel
you
Wouldn't
think
of
shaking
ti
i
in
j
by
the
hand,
would
you?
;
't
he
inside
forwards
are
play-led
to
shoo
goals.
They
don't
always
do
so,
hut
lo
shoot
is
.'
certainly
an
important
part
of
;
their
work.
Nobody
shakes
hands
with
Ihe
referee
because
lie
hlmvs
Hip
whistle
at
the
right
i
lime,
and
therefore,
nobody
should
shake
hands
with
a
forward
when
he
puts
Hip
hall
tlirouirli
on
lioi
upr
piven
a
chance.
'
However,
it
is
more
important
.In
discuss
not
whal
players
j
should
do.
hut
how
they
can
he
,
made
lo
do
it.
j
'
Annoying
the
Opponents
I'haxe
had
al
Ihe
hack
of
my
I
head
for
some
time
an
idea
that
this
effusie
haml-sliakinjr
is
I
iiioihins
Inil
an
attempt
lo
"ral-jtle"
the
opponents
nr
"pel
their
,
Koal"
as
they
say
in
another
'country.
!
A
side
scon'sia
poal,
perhaps
la
lucky
poal.
The
lucky
side
'cannot
exactly
Jump
for
Joy
in
Ilhe
middle
of
the
field,
so
what
I
they
do
is
cluster
round
the
i
man
who
.put
Hie
hall
through
,
n
ml
work
their
feellnps
off
on
him.
To
add
spice
In
Hip
merry
invakinp
ii
Ihe
fact
that
Ihe
other
.
sidp
is
annoyed
at
Hip
blunder,
or
Hip
luck,
that
lei
the
hall
'through.
The
demonstrators
are
well
aware
nf
this,
and
their
congratulations
arc
a
subtle
form
of
Ihe
old
process
known
as
"rulihinp
it
in."
This
handshak-jing
provides
the
douhlp
satisfaction
of
relieving
your
own
feel-
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nips
and
"ratling"
those
or
the
opponents.
There
are
times
when
a
team
really
does
feel
like
congratulating
a
man
on
a
hit
of
cnod
play.
A
little
handshaking
when
the
business
first
started
was
all
to
the
good,
hut
now
the
demonstrations
have
;row7i
to
such
dimensions
that
it
ought
to
stop.
Legislation
lo
slop
it
I
do
noi
recommend.
I
rely'
on
the
rood
sense
of
footballers
to
recognise
a
farce
when
they
see
it.
The
more
handshaking
them
is,
Hie
sooner
the
inevitable
miction
against
it
will
come.
It
is
the
custom
in
nil
games
lo
say
"pool
shot"
lo
frirpds
or
foes
after
a
good
piece
of
work.
After
an
exceptional
performance
it
is
not
unknown
lo
shake
hands
with
him.
When
the
habit
is
carried
to
excess
especially
with
a
view
to
rattling
the
opponents
I
think
is
tim,e
to
step
in
and
point
out
to
the
offenders
that
4hey
are
hardly
playinjr
Hip
game.
If
my
correspondent
-gave
a
word
in
season
to
the
next
man
who
starts
handshaking,
I
am
sure
his
object
will
be
achieved.
Facts
of
Rough
Play
Coming
to
rough
play
some
people
find
any
slick
gooil
enough
lo
beat
a
highly
popular
game
like
football
with,
and
the
people
who
talk
about
"hooliganism"
when
a
player
pees
hurl
are
just
those
who
have
never
seen
a
football
match
j
IliPlr
lives,
vawi,
I
nave,
seen
a
good
few
in
mine,
and
played
in
Ihefn,
Imi.
My"
considered
opinion
is
that
therei
exists
less
"rough
play"
in
foolhall
than
in
any
game.
There
are
so
many
different
ways
in
which
a
footballer
can.
"act
roiiigli."
.Many
of
thre
woijhl
never
he
mil
iced.
So
I
say
that
considering,
the
opportunities
fuolhaller.s
have
the
amount
of
roiigh
play
is
very
little.
Football
is
a
game
played
with
great
speed
and
a
lot
of
dash;
people
are
bound
lo
gel
run
oer
in
it,
but
running
over
is
rarely
done
deliberately.
A
youngster
pulled
up
for
rough
work
generally
makes
the
excuse
ipiile
hotjeslly
4
hat
the
opponents
started
it.
It
is
haril
lo
expect
the
virile
type
that
plays
foolhall
lo
turn
Ihe
other
cheek
when
he
thinks
that
Ihe
opponents
began
the
businpss
but
we
are
-making
progress.
After
nil,
though
a
lot
of
dash'
is
essential
for
viclory
it
is
Ihe
man
who
keeps
his
head
and
his
temper
who
gels
through.
I
have
emphasized
in
these
articles
that
rough
play
affects
holh
parlies.
Nothing
Ifrcs
you
anil
lakes,
your
mjnd
away
quicker.
The
quieter
the
game
played
Ihe
more
energy
you
have
left
for
the1
second
half.
You
don't
see
a
sprinter
shouting
as
lie
does
his
quarter
mile
he
knows
a
heller
use
for
his
breath.
Save
Your
Energy
That
is
what
must
be
impressed
on
footballers.
To
hit
hack
is
a
natural
impulse
but
the
best
way
lo
hit
back
is
lo
save
your
energy
and
score
an
extra
goal
with
il.
An
old
gentleman
once
welch
ed
a
football
mulch.
II"
listened
wilh
a
puzzled,
frown
until
one
of
Ihe
local
enthusiasts
turned
tu
him
and
asked:
"What's
Ihe
score?"
He
answered,
"Well,
I
ir.-iilii-r
from
the
remarks
of
the
j
spectators
that
the
Dirty
Play
ers
are
leading
the
Rotten
l
oul
ers
by
two
goals
lo
one."
H
(his
is
to
he
taken
seriously
il
is
a
reflection
on
the
specta-nrs
not
the
players.
And
as
fnr
as
my
own
home
crowd
is
concerned
there
is
no
truth
in
il.
dvert'e
in
the
Dailv
New
Ell,
U
TalQk
f
IrSnt
CATARRH
of
th
BLADDER
Sa',
Sacctwil
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THE
DAILY,
NEWS
nr.
.PAGE
-FIVE
'
pS
Sport
Chat
J
!"-
There
is
still
reason
to
be
lieve
that
the
three
teams
entered
this
year
in
the
Senior
Football
League
re
as
evenly
matched
as
any
thai
eyer
competed
in
past
years.
The
Gal-
lies
at
present
have
the
advanl
age
wilh
I'heir
first
win
while
Ihe
Pons
of
England
have
played
a
draw
and
Ihe
Yets
have
also
drawn
one
and
lost
one.
lie
it
said
for
Ihe
laller,
however,
that
they
should
be
capable
of
much
heller
play
lhan
they
have
so
fat
shown
and
il
is
very
likely
thai
Ihe
ex-soldiers
will
yet
prove
one
nf
Ihe
most
serious
con-lenders
for
Ihe
year's
honors.
They
have
a
slrons
line-up
which
has
not
yet.
had
a
chance
lo
get
on
its
feet.
The
Gullies
and
ons
of
Knglnn.il
also
have
their
share
of
good
soccerists
and
it
is
hard
lo
speculate
or.
who
will
come
out'on
top.
Tonight
Ihe
Gullies
and
Sons
of
England
will
try
conclusions
and
n
regular
Scoliand-Kngland
bal-illo
is
expccled.
Mi
te
Ederle,
18
year
old
mermaid
of
the
Women's
Swimming
Association
of
New
York,
will
undertake
to
swim
Ihe
English
Channel
this
summer.
Ibis
struggle
through
20
miles
of
turbulent
waler
has
been
con
templated
for
some
time
by
Miss
Ederle,
who
is
an
experienced
outdoor
swimmer
and
quite
at
home
in
rough
seas.
As
a
result
of
competitions
in
the
south
last
winter
she
became
convinced
that
she
possessed
the
necessary
speed.
Apparently
unknown
up
In
the
summer
of
1922,
she
came
inlo
prominence
as
a
long
distance
swimmer
in
Ihe
inter
national
three
and
a
half
mile
race
for
the
Gay
Gup
in
New
York
Hay.
Then
she
was
hut
in
years
old.
Hefoi'e
that
summer
had
passed,
she
had
captured
several
national
lilies
and
set
many
world
records
for
distances
between
150
yards
anil
500
melers.
Each
year
Miss
Ederle
spends
four
months
at
Ihe
family
country
place
near
Atlantic
Highlands,
New
Jersey,
and
daily
covers
several
miles
regardless
of
weather,
so
that
in
every
way
she
is
prepared
for
Ihe
coining
classic.
She
inleiuls
9
AlrighlltNo.548.mtef
tht
nr
pattttnt.
BAatO
A'o.
408.
a
neat
tile
effect
wfich
it
popular.
11
I
H"
71
So
.A,
.
UESMKp
"0
m
Herengaria
for
England.
She
will
attempt
lo
cross
the
channel
in
lute
July
or
early
August.
REQUEST
REFUSED
The
(iyro
Club
ronlemplale
making
certain
improvements
in
Section
2
on
city
park
ground,
and
requested
the
city
council
lo
allow
them
the
use
of
$295
which
they
have
al
the
credit
of
Ihe
city.
I
lie
request
was
ro
fused
las!
night
at
Ihe
council
meeting.
TAXATION
PENALTIES
MUST
STAND
COUNCIL
i
Have
you
seen
This
little
Congoleum
Girl?
She's
playing,
happy
and
care
free,
on
a
gay-colored
Congoleum
Gold-Seal
Rug
in
thousands
of
store
windows.
Her
smile
is
a
reminder
of
the
pleasure
and
comfort
given
to
both
mothers
and
children
by
these
charming,
stain-proof
rugs.
Relieved
from
the
labor
and
time
required
to
sweep
woven
floor-coverings,
women
who
own
easy-to-clean
Congoleum
Rugs
have
more
time
for
recreation
more
time
to
devote
to
their
children.
A
quick
mopping
makes
Congoleum
spotless
as
new.
Grease
or
spilled
things
cannot
penetrate
the
smooth,
sanitary
surface.
Plan
Now
for
the
Summer
Now
is
a
good
time
to
buy
Congoleum
Gold-Seal
Rugs.
Dealers
have
an
excellent
assortment
of
patterns.
Their
stocks
are
fresh
and
new.
Then,
too,
if
you
put
down
'
Congoleum
Rugs
when
you
clean
house,
your
rooms
will
be
cheerful
and
spotless
all
summer
long.
And
Congoleum
Gold-Seal
Rugs
offer
an
ideal
solution
to
the-
floor-covering
problem
in
mountain
camp,
country
cottage,
or
summer
home.
Their
durable,
easily
cleaned,
economical
qualities
completely
meet
every
requirement
of
summer
time
and
there's
the
added
advantage
that
in
the
fall
they
can
easily
be
taken
up
and
used
in
the
winter
home.
Wherever
you
see
this
"child
and
boat"
display
in
a
window
you
will
know
that
the
merchant
is
an
authorized
dealer
in
Con
gqleum
Go
Id-Seal
Art-Rugs.
Step
in
and
let
him
show
you
the
latest
patterns;
for
no
matter
how
fine
the
display
in
his
window,
it's
only
an
indication
of
the
variety
of
designs
he
carries
in
stock.
In
pattern,
Congoleum
GoldSeal
Art-Rugs
offer
everything'
from
rich
Oriental
motifs
to
dainty
floral
and
tile
effects.
You'll
find
it
easy
to
select
suitable
designs
for
any
room
!
Though
Congoleum
Rugs
are
laid
without
any
kind
of
fastening,
the
corners
and
edges
will
not
curL
Popular
Rug
Sizes
Popular
Prices
9x3
ft.
$5.25
9x74
ft.
$12.00
9x12
ft.
$19.00
9x4Jft.
7.50
9x9
ft.
14.00
9xl3Jft.
21.35
9x6
ft.
9.75
9xl0i
ft.
16.50
9x15
ft.
23.70
Congoleum
By-the-Yard.
95
c
sq.
yd.
Congoleum
Qold-Seal
Hall
Runner,
$1.00
sq.
yd.
The
Gold
Seal
Guarantee
Be
sure
to
look
for
the
Gold
Seal.
You
will
find
it
on
the
face
of
every
genuine,
guaranteed
Congoleum
Gold-Seal
Art-Rug,
and
on
every
few
yards
of
Congoleum
Gold-Seal
Hall
Runner
and
Congoleum
By-the-Yard.
Congoleum
Canada
Limited
1270
St.
Patrick
Street,
Montreal
Quebec
For
Sale
By:
,
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
Prince
Rupert
Exchange
H.
H.
Hemmings
foNGOLEUM
GOLD-SEAL
4rt-Rugs
Made
in
Canada
by
Canadians
For
Canadians
rsjiar
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Solicitor
Jones
reported
to
Ihe
city
council
last
night
that
under
Ihe
Municipal
Act
the
penalty
clause
must
bo
enforced
in
fhe
payment
of
taxes.
Taxes
not
paid
by
August
t
carry
n
10
per
cent
penalty,
anil
those
out
standing
after
November
1
an
extra
five
per
cent
penalty.
The
rales
bylaw
was
then
accordingly
parsed,
without
the
proposal
In
keep
up
her
routine
until
,Iuuuudafi'ed
last
week
Unit
the
pen
17,
when
she
will
sail
on
the
alties
he
reduced.
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