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HOW
TO
PLAY
FOOTBALL
Final
hints
regarding
and
shooting
and
goalkeeping
points
(By
"Andy"
Ducat,
Manager
of
Fulliain
GIuli.)
(Ilpprlnted
from
"Greenock
Herald")
For
the
finnl
article
of
this
every
young
footballer
lo
cut
out
If
yoii
are
a
forward:
l'ass'
in
a
forward
direction
down
quickly.
When
you
want
to
give
a
give
a
series
of
golden
hints
which
it
will
he
worth
the
while
of
being
marked
by
an
opposing
player,
make
n
feint
with
a
view-to
drawing
your
opponent
towards,
you,
leaving
your
comrade
clear.
Take
risks
In
shooting;
you
cannot
always
expect
certainties.
Goals
not
pretty
play
arc
what
your
learn
expects
of
you.
Make
for
the
goal;
never
run
round
and
round
with
the
ball.
The
object
of
the
centre
for
ward
is
to
make
yourself
as
big
a
nuisance
lo
the
opposing
defenders
as
possible.
Your
centre
forward
must
-be
right
in
the
middle
of
the
picture
as
you
npar
Ihe
goal;
A
pass
out
to
wing
near
the
goal
is
a
pass
wasted
anil
perhaps
a
goal
thrown
away.
Ignore
the
spoclators,
Never
shout
at
the
referee.
Learn
lo
pass
with
the
side
of
either
fopt.
jeep
on
playing
even
if
you
suspect
a
breach
of
the
"off
side"
rule
until
the
whistle
blows.
If
the
whistle
doesn't
blow
your
slopping
may
have
losl
you
avaluable
position.
Take
free
kicks,
quickly
olherwise
opponents
may
pack
their
goal.
Find
the
weak
spot
in
the.
de
fence
and
attack
It.
There
js
al-
way
a
weak
spot.
Half
Backs
as
"Terriers"
For
the
halves,
here
are
addi
tional
golden
hints.
Make
sure
you
are
in
every
thing
thai
is
going
on.
Your
place
is
to
be
where
the
Tight
is
thickest.
Never
slacken.
Pass
while
on
the
move.
It
wastes,
time
to
stand
still
and
pass.
Clear
to
the
wings
as-
often
as
you
can
Worry
the
opposing
forwards;
liul
don
t
neglect
lo
feed
your
own
forwards.
When
both
backs
are
engaged
on
one
side
of
Ihe
field,
II
mny
pay
the
disengaged
half
lo
Tall
back
and
form,
a
reserve
line,
of
defence.
If
the
half
back
line
"cracks,
the
whole
leain
falls
lo
pieces.
So
keep
fit.
When
you
sec
an
opening,
pass
the
linll
through
it.
In
first
class
football
hundreds
of
goals
are
directly
the
result
of
openings
seized
upon
by
the
halves.
Tackling
and
Shooting
In
getting
the
ball
away
from,
an
opposing
forward,
aim
at
first
to
block
it
completely,
Don't
try
lo
hook
the
ball
away
with
your
toes.
If
you
block
the,
ball
successfully,
a
slight
nudge
at
the
same
time
will
usually
force
your
man
away
from
it.
A
half
is
justified
In
taking
a
shot
at
goal
When
the
forwards:
are
riot
placed
to
do
ft
for
hinv.
Keep
upright
when'
beading
thei
jiall.
The
centre
half
lakes
Ihe
mid
dle
of
Ihe
picture
fur
a
"throw-
in"
But
be
should
not
get
be
yond
bis
forwards.
Backs
need
these
hinls
as
well:
Kick
wilh
Ihe
top
of
yotir
foot.
A
low,
accurate
shot
is
more
reliable
than
a
"ballooned"
ball.
To
raise
a
dead
ball
on
wet
turf,
how
over,
a
kick
with
the
Ine
is
good.
One
back
must
always
play
up
to
his
half
back.
Dribbling
is
slrictly
forbidden
for
backs.
It
wastes
time.
Your
work
is
to
clear
the
ball
speedily
and
safely.
defence
work,
tackling
stories,
I
cannot
do
better
than
and
keep.
when
you
wish
lo
run
the
hall
pass
to
a
fellow
forward
who
is
Two
backs
covering
each
other
willi
perfect
understanding
form
a
cast-iron
defence.
Never
pass
I
lie
ball
back
to
your
own
goalkeeper
unless
you
know
he
is
waiting
for
the
pass.
Goal-Keeping
Points
The
goalkeeper
needs
a
set
of
hints
all
to
himself.
What
the
team,
needs
in
its
goalkeeper
-is
reliability.
Never
try
to
be
brilliant.
Handle
(he
hall
whenever
you
can.
A
flying
kick
unless
it
isj
absolutely
forced
on
you
is
dangerous.
I
tf:
ISi
'sirts
program
for
Clearing.
ling
the
ball
to
your
body.
To
calch
it
like
a
cricket
ball
is
to
ask
for
trouble.
The
body
forms
your
second
defence
whenever
you
have
lo
slop
a
ball.
The
lime
to
use
your
fists
is
when
the
opposing
forwards
are
so
near
you
that
if
you
hug
the
ball
they
will
charge
you.
When
a
balj
is
just
loo
high
or
too
far
away
lo
be
a
safe
catch,
lip
it
over
the
bar
or
round
the
posts.
4Never
come
beyond
Ihe
penalty
area'
w
hen
running
out.
Deprived
of
the
tise
of
your
hands,
you
nre
simply
doing
work
that
a
back
ought
to
do.
The
only
time
to
rtin
out
isi
when
the
forwards
are
far
enough
away
from
Ihe
ball
to
make
you
sure
to
get
it.
VETERANS
WON
OVER
S.O.E.
Football
Game
Goes
to
Soldiers
by
Score
of
2
to
1
A
ralher
listless
game
was
played
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
League'
last
evening
when
the
Vets
defeated
Ihe
Sons
of
England
by
a
score
of
2-1.
In
Ihe
first
half
of
Ihe
game,
the
Sons
of
England
who
were
playimr
down
bill
hud
a
liltle
better
of
the
play
and
the
score
at
Half
lime
was
1-0
in
Iheir
favor.
tn
Ihe
second
frame
the
Vets
started
early
to
bring
pressure
lo
bear
on
the
Englishmen
and
Iheir
efforts
were
soon
rewarded,
With
a
lie
score,
there
was
very
Millie
to
choose
between
the
(earns
for
some
time,
although
each
side
v?y
soEd
afy
"
but
what
N?
V
V
will
make
you
r
feei
better
I
ORMES
LIMITED
missed
many
good
opportunities,
and
the
play
was
distinctly
ragged.
The
Vets
after
considerable
ef-,
fort
were
again
rewarded
With
a
goal,
and
Ihe
game
ended
with
the
score
2-1
in
favor
of
the
Vets.
I
Piper
was
referee,
and
A.
Clap-
perlon
and
J.
G.
Johnston
acted
as
linesmen.
MISS
MITCHELL
TENNIS
CHAMP.
Defeated
Mrs.
Hennlng
In
Finals;
Winners
In
Doubles
Also
Announced
In
the
finals
of
the
tennis
lournamenl
of
(lie
Prince
Hupert
Tennis
Club,
which
were
played
yesterday,
Miss
Caroline
Mifchell
defeated
Mrs.
F.
Kenning
in
Ihe
ladies'
singles,
MeMasler
and
Miss
0.
Mitchell
won
from
Mar-entette
and
Miss
fi.
Curtain
in
Ihe
mixed
doubles,
and
Lambte
and
Balfour
won
from
MeMasler
and
Ifaslie
in
the
men's
doubles.
The
games
were
all
well
enn-lesleil.
ROTARY
CLUB
FIELD
DAY
ACROPOLIS
HILL
The
snorts
program
for
the
Rotary
Field
Day
at
Acropolis
Hill,
Thursday
afternoon,
follows:
2.15
Boys
baseball,
Boolb
School
vs.
Borden
SI
reel
School.
3.30
Boys
field
sports,
jumping,
running
and
bicycle
races,
ages
7
lo
10
years,
1.30
Baseball,
Gyro
vs.
Rotary.
Refreshments
served
on
the
grounds.
J
Sport
Chat
K
The
viclnry
of
Jimmy
Mcl.arin
of
Vancouver
over
Pancbo
Villa.
in
Oakland
on
Saturday,
will
doublless
prove
of
interest
lo
his
numerous
friends
jn
this
part
of
the
world.
Jimmy
is
but
1(1
years
of
ago
and
the
decisive
way
In
which
he
administered
ii...
.
.
.
.
.....
i
ne
trouncing
in
villa
will
give
li
iiii
considerable
prestige
In
lils
class.
There
will
douhtless
be
considerable
.liu'teiTslj
hn
Ihe
match
between
.
Villa
and
Vic
l
oley
in
Vancouver
On
(be
171b
of
this
nionlh,
although
Villa
is
VI
the
flyweight
class
and
Foley
is
in
the
bantam
weight
class
The
weighl
permilled
for
Ihe
fly
weight
Is
112
iiounilsd.
while
bantam
is
permitted
122
pounds.
The
slight
difference
in
weighl
ilone
should
hardly
account
for
Hie
decisive
win
of
MeLarln,
who
is
in
the
Harilam
weight
class
This
week
will
see
a
full
sport
sheet
for
Ihe
locals.
There
will
be
baseball
and
football
galore
willi
plenty"
of
lentils
In
tlie
meantime,
and
an
occasional
swim
in
the
Sail
Lakes
to
round
nut
a
full
program.
i
lie
notary
i
ieid
Day
on
Thursday
afternoon
is
allracllng
considerable
attention,
and
op
portunity
will
be
givcl
lo
see
Ihe
Rotary
baseball
leani
ami
Ihe
Gyro
nine
in
acllon.
The
line
ups
of
these
Ieain9
are
not
ready
for
publication
yel,
but
from
rumors,
(here
Is
reason
lo
be
ilieve
dial
inany
will
.appear,
who
undoubledly
should'
have
been
tluken
lo
Ketchikan
lo
strengthen
Mhe
local
lineup.
Holli
teams
i
have
had
n
workout,
and
are
giving
nnlhlhg
for
publication
as
lo
Iheir
expectations
of
win
ning.
The
team
selected
to
play
I
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II
6
1929
Int'l
Fiatumi
Sikvici.
Inc.
Grtti
Briuin
rihu
iMrvd
7
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
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for
clearing
ready
for
plow,
approximately
Iwenly
acres
meadow
land;
lo!
1912
Lakelsc;
quirk
action.
All
particulars
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Michaud,
Ter-,race,
B.C.
i
STRAWBERRY
P1CKE11S
wanted
for
Shames,
U.G.
Phone
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283.
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SALE
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SALE
Household
furni
ture,
consisting
of
full
dining
room
suite,
living
and
bedroom
furniture,
rugs,
mats,
elc,
kitchen
utensils,
breakfast
room
furniture,
eleclric
appliances,
Monarch
range,
dishes,
etc.
J.
A.
Edwards,
CtC
Fourth
Avenue
East.
Phone
Green
150.
FURNITURE
and
Ranges
bough),
sold
and
exchanged;
.household
effects
packed
and
shipped:
auction
sales
conducted;
fur-iture
and
ranges
for
every
home.
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture.
House.
Phone
775.
tf
DO
you
want
lo
sell,
trade
or
buy
anything
in
furniture
or
household
effeclsf
It
will
pay
you
lo
consult
us.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
G52.
TO
RENT
TO
RENT.
Furnished
rooms.
Hot
and
cohl
water.
Cenlrally
located.
Reasonable
rents.
Norfold
Rooms,
Fullon
Street.
Phone
Black
329.
It
TO
RENT
Two
large
well
light
ed
rooms;
unfurnished.
330
Third
Avenue
157
TO
,
RENT
Five
Room
Suite
in
Levine
Apartments.
Apply
G.
P.
Tinker.
tf
FOR
RENT.
Glapp
aparlmenl
vestenhaver
Bros,
tf
against
the
Gyros
by
the
Rotary
Club,
the
game
lo
take
place
Thursday
afternoon,
consists
of
catcher,
George
Munro;
first
base,
H.
Little,
pitcher
and
centre,
Consul
Wakefield;
sec
ond
base,,
Georire
Bryant:
short
slop,
J'aryis
MfLeod;
left"
field,
Sid
Johnstone;,
pllphcr
and
centre
.
field,
Waller
Vance;
right
Field,
W.
SV
Fisher;
third
base.
Norman
Wat;.
spares
Colonel
Jack
Nicholls,
Wallace
Orchard.
Mike
McCaffery.
and
Tho
I'rotler.
The
(tyro
Club
team
consislg
of
Pitcher,
McNaugblon
or
.
.
f-
t
.ii
i'
f.
uampneu;
caicner,
istarr
or
(ireer;
first
base,
Robertson
or
Greer;
fcerond,
Gonzales;
third,
(.ampibell,
or
Harlow;
short
stop
Mchwen;
right
field,
Harlow;
centre,
Balagno;
left,
Nelson;
spares
Balagno,
McLacblan,
Cruikshaliks,
Wright.
hteL"Vrrivals
Prince
Rupert
W.
F.
Tbomn
son,
Seattle;
F.
11.
Bell.
Mr.
ani
Mrs.
J.
Martin,
.1.
McKernan,
E
Hawkins,
Vancouver:
Miss
A
Gardner,
Skagway;
Miss
E.
Davis
h.
Marshall,
F.,
Alcock,
Victoria
Mr,
ami
Mrs.
Jackson.
Montreal
O.
M.
Giggey.
S.
Klrkaldr.
Ter
race;
R.
Prlngle,
.Miss
E.
Pringle,
Weyhurn;
T.
Bashaw.
Miss
Ita
sbaw,
Hsk;
Mrs.
A.
J.
Malheson,
Miss
Malri
Malheson,
lan
Malheson,
Porl
Edward;
Mrs.
Kin?
and
family.
Burns.
Ore.:
C.
D
Howe,
Port
Arthur;
J.
F.
Ellis,
Sunnyside;
Mrx.
L.
Maiien
and
daughters,
Petersburg;
W.
C.
iierringion.
u,
t;
m
e.
Seattle;
Chas.
Rohblns,
Chicago.
Central
A.
Brooks,
city;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
II.
Tyeho,
Siiillhers;
F.
lleelhul,
C.N.R.;
.1.
f.
Recver,
C.N.R.;
D,
P.
McDonald,
city;
Tlios.
Chalmers,
Vancouver.
LOST
LOST
Yesterday,
between
Wil
son's
Barber
Shop
and
Stork
Apartments,
pair
of
black
rimmed
glasses.
Finder'
please
return
lo
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News
Office.
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707.
BOARD
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
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137.
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EQUIPMENT
OR
SALE
Five
Donkey
Logging
Engines.
All
in
good
condition
with
full
line
of
up-lo-dalc
equipment.
Apply
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R.
Morgan
Co.,
Surf
Inlet.
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BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PRICES
OF
EASTHOPE
4-CYCLE
Marine
Engines
l-H.P.
without
clutch
5185.00
l-H.P.
I
cylinder
Ml)
2CO.00
C-H.p.
1
cylinder
1ID
450.00
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I
cylinder
III)
750.00
8-H.P.
2
cylinder
Ml)
450.00
IC-II.P.
I
cylinder
LI)
475.00
All
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above
except
the
first
include
the
Famous
Joes
Reverse
Gear,
nrtd
full
electrical
and
propeller
equipment.
Tile
best
that
money
can
buy.
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Bros.,
1747
Georgia
St.
W.
Vancouver,
B.C.
Always
at
your
service.
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Agents
Phone
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TAXI
Taxi
$7
Phone
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gust)
Special
6
and
7
passenger
Sliide-
bakers
at
your
service
day
ami
night.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
PHOTO
FINISHING
P.
J.
RYAN
,
P.O.
Box
1544
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Service
and
Satisfaction
Guananteed.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
dr
delivered,
phone
us.
P.O.
Box
C99.
BEAUTY
PARLOR
Vogue
Beauty
Parlor
Public
Rest
Room
for
Ladies.
Mrs.
Love
Slepbens'
Block,
Third
Ave.
Over
McCaffery
&
Gibbons
Ltd
PHONE
30.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni.
ure
Store.
We
Buy.
Sell
and
Kx-
jchange
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULI8,
839
Third
Ave.
Phone
140
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
in
Stewart
visit
Keith's
Care
in
King
Edward
Hotel
now
re-modelled.
Up-to-date
Dining
Room
and
Lunch
Counter
BOB
KEITH
-
Manager.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Tinc
Tuesday,
July
7.
HiKb
1.14
a.m.
22.7
ft.
i.4l
p.m.
19.8
fl
'w
9.20
a.m.
0.3
fl.
20.38
p.m.
5.3
ft.
Wednesday,
July
8.
High
2.33
a.m.
22.2
fl.
15.32
p.m.
19.9
II.
Low
9.13
a.m.
0.2
ft.
21.28
p.m.
5.3
ft.
Article,
Lost
and
Found,&c
0
FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
And
General
Repair
Shop
f,.
pairs
of
all
kinds
promp
'
tended
lo.
We
repair
1
writers,
gramophones
.
t
picture
framing
Carpel
Furniture
crating.
TOM
BALLANGER
Phone
Blue
C25.
318
I
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NEW
Process
Columbia
R
no
scratching,
line
Tt.
productions
of
latest
Trols,
Songs
and
Insiru:
music
by
world
famed
ai
Call
in
and
hear
them,
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE.
Third
Avenue
BEDDING
OUT
PLANTS.
Plants
that
grow
and
repay
-
for
your
labor.
Mi;l.si
bedding
out
plants
arc
ally
acclimatised
and
relied
upon
lo
produrq
goods.
Sloro
Phone
r
Red
im
Greenhouse
Phone
Black
i
;8
MCCARTHY'S.
FIREWOOD.
He
Comfortable
and
Cheer?
Dry
block
wood,
per
load
t't.'
Fresh
split
wood,
per
load
C-
Phone
Black
4G1
A.
ISAACSON
-
Seal
Covr
TION
ACT
R.S.C.
Chapter
115.
THE
CANADIAN
FISIII
COMPANY
LIMITED
hereby
-notice
that
it
has
under
Se
7
of
the
said
Act,
deposited
the
Minister
of
Public
Wor
Ollawa
and
in
the
office
of
District
Registrar
of
Ihe
I
Ilegislry
District
of
Prine
II
perl
at
Prince
Rupert.
IU
description
of
Ihe
site
and
plans
of
certain
works
coi
ing
of
floats,
wharf
on
pile-striiclnres
on
pile
founda
proposed
to
be
constr'uclc
Fraser
Reach
al
Buledale
in
'
Province
of
Hcillsh
Golumbij
Water
,Int
number
2251,
II
?
I,
Coast
District.
AND
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Ibe
expiration
of
one
(i
mi
from
the
dale
of
the
frst
p
callon
of
Ibis
Notice
The
I-'
'
(linn
Fishing
Company
!.,
will,
under
Section
7
of
I
In-
1
1
Act,
apply
to
the
Minister
;
Public
Works
at
his
office
'
Cily
of
Ottawa
for
approve
1
the
said
site
and
plans
anil
leave
to
construct
Ihe
said
n
wharf
on
piles
and
structur
1
pile
foundations.
DATED
al
Vancouver,
P
'
lids
2llh
day
of
June,
A
D
I
THE
CANADIAN
FISUl
COMPANY
LIMITED
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Notice
of
Application
for
Beer
Licence
Nolico
is
hereby
given
that
"
Ihe
28lh
day
of
July
next
undersigned
intends
In
appb
'
tho
Liquor
Control
Hoard
f'"
a
licence
in
resnpil
nr
ureuii
'"
being
part
of
the
building
1
'
merely
known
as
Killns'
Ice
I'.i
m
ti
kt
.
....
...
iinir,
suuaie
on
riiiru
iwoi
"
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
upon
H"'
lands
described
us
Lot
Swet
15,
Block
Number
22,
Sectin'i
Map
Number
923,
Prince
II'
i
'1'
I'tim)
Registration
District
m
""'
Province
of
'British
Columbia.
(he
sale
of
beer
by
Ihe
pla
,r
hy
mien
liniii,,
r.
1111)1
Ml"
im
lite
premises.
DATED
this
27th
day
of
J"'
1025,
JOSEPH
SIOMl'ND.
Applicant-