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RUGBY FOOTBALL.

`BT.

"ARTHUR J, GOULD.

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THE NORTHERN UNION'S EFFECT

ON THE GAME.

ENGLISH FOOTBALL WEAKENED, The establishment of tho Northern Union has had an effect in two ways. First it has led to some innovations in the method of play, seconit-

Of course, England has lost players in all posi tions through the secession of the Northern clube, but it is at forward that the lose is most severely felt.

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So far as the other countries are concerned, Wales has been mort affected, since the prospect of pay has attracted many good and promising men to the Northern Union clubs. We are sorry that our men have gone, but Wales soome to continue to breed players of a very good eluss, and the loss of individuals does not affect Wales as the loss of a whole province affects the English Union.

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that the object of the rulə iɛ to make open back play more anay, and this it must do, sinos he must be a poor half indeed who cannot put the threequarters in motion when thus artificially protected from the tackling of his opponent

With regard to the future it is difficult to prophegy, Arguing from the past it seems likely that the breach between the Northern Union and the Rugby Union will become wider and wider and that the difference in the rules may possibly become more and more marked. That the split has worked to the wonkening of Ragby football, I cannot help thinking, and therefore I ask is there not some way of bringing all who profess to play the game under one governing body? Cannot those who control Rugby football and those who guide the Northern Union came to some compromisn by which the leach can be healed? I confess that the difflonities at present som insuperable, and that I cannot suggest a way out of the position. Whatever cpurse were followed would luvolve som orifice of principle-it would nosessarily be in the nature of a compromise- but it does soom a pity that such an important breach should exist, und I, with many others, would hail with pleasure a closing of the ranks, a cassation of hostilities which would enable England to put her fall strength in the fold when she has to meet the sister countries in the struggle for international honours.

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It may argue temerity if I venture to deni with this subject, but as it seems to touch one of the most important problems with whigh football legislatore in the future will have to deal, it is a duty to look at the mattor frankly

The craze-it was a craze for securing and impartially. If I may be allowed to say so, Welsh players Boems to be dying out to a great it seems to me that the split between the Nor-extent. It was roully quite uninsing a few thorn Union and the parent body arose largely years ago to scan the names of the important from the inability of the latter to look at the

"catches" secured by some of the Northern questions involved from a standpoint other than Union clubs. No doubt some excellent players their own In this article I shall endeavour to were taken, men of great individual capacity, take into consideration not merely the opinions, but the muuber of absolute nepentities who I will not say the prejudices, of those of us who found, their way north-was simply wonderful profer that the game we have played and love Almost anyone who had played for a Welsh should be continued on an amateur basis, but club was welcome to the fold. It was not sur ale of those who have taken their stamt hy prising that there was disappointment on both In most cases the effort to graft open professionalism.

Welsh methods su to an alien stock was a failure. In the Welsh game the individual player owes very much to clab combination; where that is missing his value is greatly

Welth bucks secured the rundt at which they aimait-Welsh combination, nod ng doubt. this has had an effect upon the general standard. į WINDSOR GARDEN & RESTAURANT. of combination under the Northern Union; t in many cases the elaks were disappointed, since they found that their geese were not swank. On the other hand, many of the players bitlorly regretted the step they had taken, for they found the style of any, to which they had to adapt themselves utterly different is that which they had been accustomed, and in many cases they must have been as conscious as the crowds that watched thers that they were not sucessos, Every season there will be men who will go over from ematene to professional football, every season some Welshtuen will be attracted to the north by the prospect of pecuniary rewards Union clubs will not be bat, undess I am much mistake, the Northern reatly to anarch for

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off from English Rugby football. Let an deui with the second point first, for that is tho more important. When the northern clubs deter mind to serer themselves from the Rugby Union it was not generally thought by en Sail-thusiasts who remained faithful to the old body that the lit weddd prove of great importance. In fact, it was believed that the Northern Union would speedily conclude a meteorie career, and that clubs which had offondod against the spirit of amateurism would be glad enough to conie back to the true fold. Bat, so far from that the Northern Union has grown and flourished. It is stronger in numbers and influence than ever, sad, what probably surprises the stern, unbending legislators of the Rugby Union

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most, no one thinks a lit the worse of the clubs for paying their men, or of the mon for accepting payment. With the exception of a few clubs, all the leading organisations in Lancashire, Yorkshire, Cheshire, Cumberland not be so anxious to go north. Many of the or accept alien service, and Welsh players will and Westmorland are sworn to the new system players who have done so have been disappointed names that were great in the history of club with the rewards received, and with the style of E. HAUGHTON & CO.,

Naval, Military and Court, 16, Queen's Bond, football are apparently disassociated for ever play; xoany of them would return to amateur from the Rugby Union; and whereas the foothill if they could. But the door is closed Opposite Kuhn's Curio Store.

populous centres of the north enen enptributed to them-they take their chance with profes largely to the progress of the game, and sent signals, and if they fail or if it does not suit many great players to represent the Rose in them, there is no return their football days international matchos, at present the area of are over. For that reason, and because there in selection is grostly restricted, and of necessity a growing tendency on the part of the Northern it follows that English international football Union to encourage home-grown talent (a very suffore since so many players are outside thewis Jing on their part) I think that in the pale. Of course the clubs that are loyal still future amateur football will not be seriously attract and train good man, but you cannot affected by the loss of players to the professional, exclude a great number of clubs without us. lowering the general student of interun tional form. It might happen that in a given your the clubs loyal to the Rugby Union would provide a tear equal or superior to any fifteen which could be thosen even if the. Northern Union men were eligible; but over a series of years the result must ineritably be a weakening of English football The results of England's international matches since the formation

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of the Northern Union goes to prove this.stitated. There is much to be said against the English tears of late years have not been so good as they were prior to the split The dis triots which have been excommunicated broda typu of player who had a distincs influence upon international games. The old type of Tork shire and Lancashire forward-the bull-dog and the delays, consequent upon. "knock-on" 10gkong at 2 P.M., and Macao at 8AM.

broed that stopped at nothing has been missed from English teams of later years; and therein, to my mind, lies the chief rerson for England loss of supremacy. Bugland, once the loading football country, has fallen from her high estate; and the reason for this is to be found primarily in the loss of the North. For it must not be forgotten-that in addition to the lows of a recruiting ground for international matches, there is lost also an influence in the lovelopment of the game

WHEES THE LOSS IS MOST FELT.

The best football can only be attained by the competition of styles. Each district where football has flourished has contributed something to the building up of the modern game, and nothing has been more useful to clubs inclined to sacrifice some important feature of the game in favour of their owa special strong point than the corrective influence of matches with clubs playing a different style. It is possible, I do not say it is certain, that genuine forward play might have become a lost art in Wates had we been out off from the rest of the football world at the period when the four thresguarter game was first developed. Welsh forwards might possibly have become what some of our critics have said they are more healing machines, had not constant intercourse with outside teams warned us of the danger of neglecting hard kerimwaging. On the other hand, we ballero that hack play in the four countries would have been less elective were it not for the example of Wales.

That club is likely to play the best football, given the material in the shape of praising players, which includes among its opponents the most representatives of varying styles. Now, the special genius of the Yorkshire and Lancashtre ulub lay their fans forward play-their ORTLAND CEMENT special mission in the football work was to keep shive the tradition of honest, tenacious scrimmaging, and dashing play in the open.

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or "not straight" are so frequent, one ho, often longed for a rule which would do away with the disadvantages of the throw-out with out doing harm to the game. Possibly the pant-ant is the solution of the problem. It must inevitably tend to make the game faster, as a premism is put upon fast following up, while a clover back ought occasionally to have an opportunity to get moving in a fairly: open field either fron an opponent's or a comrade's pant. But, of course, I speak without practi- cal knowledge of the working of the rate. My one fear was that the punt-out would load to but I have been assured that the laws provide dangerous sharging by forwarda following up;

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