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CRICKET NOTES.

THIS WEEK'S MATCHES.

[B "L. B. W."]

There were no league matches decided over the week-end owing to the Interport but on Saturday next, three games are down for decision, these being ILK.C.C. «, R.A., Craigengower e R.A.0.0,) and I..R.C. r. 0.8.0.0.

I am not sure whether the Club- R.A. match will come off but it should result in an easy win for the former. if it does R.A.O.C. visit the 00.C. and should come away with full points as the Valley team is not particularly strong, Civil Service juniors journey to Sookunpoo and I should not be at at, surprised if they won. The game will very probably cad in s draw.

Several friendly matches are also on the cards and as soon as the Interport is over1 believe that league cricket will be in full swing.

KNOTTY SOCCER PROBLEMS.

THE THROW-IN.

[BY ARNOLD JOSÉPHS.)

In the early part of most soccer Reasons it takes

sotac time for

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In times of haste a forward oc casionally takes the throw-in, very often with untoward results.

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3 is very clearly stated, and much rould be gained if players only learned this law. Surely they do not make themselves conversant only with the laws which concern them most..

The first point to be observed is that the throw-in must be taken; from behind the line. This is al very ensy matter, yet we occasional- ly find it not carried out. This is probably due to the excitement of getting on with the game.

Over a Man's Head.

Next, the bull must be thrown in over a man's head. The rule does not say from behind the head, as one need only try this to find that it is almost impossible. While nd- mitting this, the rule does not allow the ball merely, to be dropped into play. On this point the referee and his linesmen are the sole judges.

I have seen players who .could throw the ball well into the field. Some have been orthodox in their methods, but by carefully watching them I have noticed that the ball has sometimes been guided by one hand and pushed by the other.

This is not in accordance with the law, which states that the ball shall be thrown in" with both hands,'

The angle of the feet to the line is iminaterial so long as the player' isfacing the field of play,' but the feet play a very important part. in the throw. Some players take the throw-in rising on their toes alter making 揽 full-knee bend. They thus increase the distance of the throw, and although they are quite correct, it is surprising how Aften such a throw causes appeals fur foul-throw."

On the Ground.

All is in order, however, for in the referee's chart it is clearly ex- plained that some

"part of both

feet must be on the ground at the moment of throwing.

It is more than one pair of eyes ean do to watch carefully all there Reveral points. So I always have a working understanding with my linesmen by which they look after the position and action of the feet, while I always observe the action of the handa By adopting this method, offences are easily detect- ed.

Players have expressed surprise at being penalised, and have asked where they erred. I invariably an- swer their questions, with the result that further errors have been avoid-|

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Yarmouth.-Mr. John Pennington, of Buckhill House, Pontefract, York- shire, was swimming from the bench in Caister near here, accompanied by his son and daughter, when he tank, apparently having been seized by eraman. His body has not been recovered.

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[BY REUEL S. MOORE, Vaited Press Staff Correspondent.]

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LOST GIRLS OF BRIGHTON.

11 MISSING IN TWQ MONTHS.

Eleven girls between the ages of sixteen and twenty have disappear.

Honolulu. -- The University of ed from their homes in Brighton Hawaii Deans are facing the hard- and are being anxiously sought by 'est mainland football season in their "parents.

their history" with perbaps the Some of the girls have been miss. - strongest team that has ever beening for as long as tive months. assembled.

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At least it is the strongest crowd have been circulated, and the that has gathered under the univer- police of various districts sity's colours sines the days"of the searching for them. wonder teams of the 1023 and 1924

The mother of one missing girl stated that she, like the other mothers, is distraught with grief at her daugher's loss.

seasons.

On January 2, 1924, the Deans beat the Oregon Aggies here 7 to 0, while the following New

I do not what my name men- Year's Day they downed the Univer- tioned because of what people will sity of Colorado inter-mountain My about my girl, but you will publish what I say it may prevent champions 13 to 0.

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Those were glorious days in the west she met a young man who "Some time before my daughter University of Hawaii's history, and Coach Otto Klum and local fans

was here on holiday. Ho had n are confident the 1920 team will be good deal of money to spend, and equal if not better than the teams my daughter used to go riding in. of those years. But this season also the country in his car. One day' offers a schedule that would test the went and, did not return. the mettle of any team in the coun- "I am sure that she is not stay-

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The first comparisons of the ter- either afraid to come back home ritorial team with mainland aggre.because of what people will say of gations will come on November 23, her, or else" the man who took her when the Deans will meet the away has some hold over her. University of Oregon team at Port- "I am sure that all the mothers land, Oregon. The Oregonians are whose daughters are missing would rated as one of the strongest teams he ready to forgive anything that in the Pacific Coast conference, and has happened if they would come the Hawaiians will clash with them back, under the handicap of being away from home and in far different believed to have followed the 10- The epidemic of missing girls is weather conditions than to which crease in the number of girls, who they are accustomed.

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stroll along the front at night and Hawaii and Oregon have battled necent the invitations of men to go twice before. The Lemon Yellow joy-riding in their motorcars. horde ran over the Deans 47 to 0

in their first encounter here back in 1991.

The Oregonians again in

vaded Hawaii in 1928, and won something sensational in its sche- from the Deans only with difficulty dule this year with mainland teams. in the New Year's game, 0 to 0. The team this year will average From Portland, the Deans will something like 160 pounds, with a return home and prepare for a clash backfield weighing around 170 with the Santa Clara University pounds and fast. Broncos on December 14. Santa This most outstanding star of the Clara is not a Pacific Coast con- holdovers is Rusty Holt, right half. ference team, but the Broncos are who almost defeated Oregon the always rated as formidable opposi last game with his shifty open"field tign: Then on New Year's Day the running. Walter MacFarlane, quar- Washington State Cougars will ter, is another old mainstay. Coach battle the Deans in Honolulu. Klum will take with him to the Never before have the Deans tack-coast a first string about as fol. led two Pacific coast conference lows, with a list of subs taken

teams in one season, so they are from the second team as listed: looking forward to the season.

one of real opportunity to show their progress.

FIRST TEAM, ' L-ER. Don Smith.

Conch Klum has seven first string LTE. Noel "Hawkshaw" Howell. men back from last year, besides LG.R.Big Boy" Hooper. a lot of secondary material, and a ̧ ̧ Art Nobriga. collection of Freshman atera R.G.L. which he is proud. Hawaii plays H.T.L.

of

Monte Martinsen.

Norman Kauaihilo.

LER. R.H.L.

Mel Peterson.. Water McFarlane. Johnny Wise. -

F.

Rusty" Holt. Hiram Kankua.

ita freshmen on

R.EL. the varsity, BO

Q. Kium will be free to make the best | of this talent.

Seven Voterans.

BECOND TEAM

Clem Judd. George Crowell. F. Toyame.

Bill Plunkett.

The seven first string veterans formed the backbone of the 1928 L.E.R. team, which, besides holding Oregon L.TR. to a narrow victory, defcated Occi-] L.G.R. dental of the Southern California- C. conference to 0 and lost to R.G.L. W. Lyman. Denver University by a 13 to 12 R.T.L. Teddy Blackstead,

R.E.L., George Indie, Fans described last year's team Q. Ted Nobriga. na only mediocre, and are not with. L.HR. "Lefty" Puunbou, out hope of seeing Hawaji turn R.H.L. Young Hee Kim.

(Continued on next Column.)

score.

F.

Bill Among.

MEN OF 50 TOO OLD FOR SPORTS.

FAMOUS SURGEON'S. WARNING TO THE

MIDDLE-AGED.

Middle age, doctors say, has He is liable to those sudden col- special dangers. Alany men who lapses because he is out of training. have been accustomed to alternat. Physicians are very careful how ing weeks of work at their desk they advise golf to a man of middle- with week-ends of vigorous exercise age, for if it is played vigorously are not aware that this is a danger-it involves, a risk.” oue way of living when they reach

Another doctor discussing the the age of fifty.

dangers of being deity said: "The A number of middle-aged men special danger is that such a man's well known in, public life have re-physique is frequently older than cently collapsed and died during his feelings. He still feels able to etrenuous week-end games. Physi-continue his violent exercites when cians dedure that men's eagerness actually his heart and arteries are excel at games lasts longer than not equal to the strain A man their physical capacity for such accustomed to fairly vigorous ex- exercise.

ercise is apt not to realise the “Middle-aged men are too ambi- changes which have occurred ir tious at games," said Sir John him. Bland-Sutton, the famous surgeon,, Many middle-aged men take no

to a London pressinan. "A gentle exercise at all through the weak. walk round a short golf course with. They are probably fairly prosper not too much vigour in the play is us, and they travel in taxicabs or all right for man over fity. The in their private motor-care to their trouffe is that theee men want to office doors. They eit in their offices May the big eighteen-hole rounds. with hardly a break all day, and Physicians advise middle-aged men efter take a taxicab to their homes not to go in for competitions. It in the evening. If they even walk- is recognised that violent exercise ed a little through the week they is not good for them. After all, would be more capable of strenuous golf is an athletic excreise-to do exercise without risk at the week- it properly.

end....

"The strain is too great, especial- "Another point is that middle- ly if the man hoe any trouble with aged men often attempt to equal the his heart or with the large blood performance of younger men at vesela. If a man has any definite terms or golf. They strain them- heart weakness it comes out at the selves attempting to prove they are age of fifty. It is a serious thing still young, le would be better for for a man of that age to live in men over fifty to make a habit of an office all the week and go out joining in games with others of. for violent exercise at the week-end their own age.'