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THE CalVtd S'P OP TS COLUMN
The teams battling in Canada's two
;great football conferences, ,the Interpro-
vincial h the'east, the Western Interpro-
vincial on the prairies, are nearing the end
of the long, bard trail,,and the Grey Cup
classic played annually in Toronto is ale
mot in sight,
This is Canada's biggest, most spectacular, one -day sports
spree, where amid a riot of color and white 10 -gallon hats, east
meets west, perhaps in snow, perhaps in mud, perhaps on a clear,
fat greenish field. It is aur greatest sports spectacle, it is also
the meeting of two contrasting type of folks, the jovial, breezy
wcsternere, the more conservative easterners,
All this we admit, the glory and the color of it all, But ryou'll
pardon us if we again go on record as stating that we dont be-
lieve this great one -day show is a fair break for the customers,
either east or west. This is a remark that probably will get us
ostracized from better social circles in fair Toronto, a city in
which we have, hitherto, been received with warmth and hos-
pitality. But even at the risk of suffering the cold shoulders and
icy disdain of,rBay, Bloor, College and other centres, we still
insist that the football customers, the bumble gents who make -
the whole thing possible, aren't getting a fair break,
We're thinking of the good sports folk of Regina, Calgary,
Edmonton and Winnipeg, who have dug generously and deeply
into their jeans when deficits faced their beloved clubs, fans who
paid their way in to every game, fans without whose support none
of the teams could exist And the same applies to Ottawa, Mon-
treal and Hamilton, though in lesser degree, because these cities
are within easy reach of Toronto, for those who have plane,
bus or train, fare, and can get a ticket.
We think this series should be house -and -home games, at
least, in the cities of the two champion teams. Perhaps this
wouldn't draw so much• money asthe one -day show in Toronto,
because none of the other cities have anything approaching the
capacity of the huge Toronto Varsity stadium, excepting possibly
Montreal, where the games are played in the baseball park, on a
bob -tailed field,
But, of course, if money is the fundamental consideration, our
argument is all wrong. We were figuring, merely from the sport-
ing angle for a sort of grand finale in which the customer, instead
of being deprived of the finale of the big drama, would get a
chance to see the thing he had helped create, like the Stanley
Cup, or world's baseball series. These do pretty well financially,
at that.
Tour comments and suggestions for this column will be welcomed
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We were ruddy well sure that t
• some day those Russians would
go too far—and now .it looks as
if they've done it. We didn't mind
Joe's boys claiming the in-
vention of baseball, hockey and
gin rummy and were even pre-
pared to hold still if they came
out and said that it was some of
the lads down on the banks of
the Volga who devised the noble
sport of crap shooting. But now
they're out trying to tell the
English how to referee soccer
football; and if that hasn't torn
it, we don't know what will.
• • +
The nerve of the blighters
Next thing they'll be saying fish -
and -chips Is Russian 1 Anyway,
here's the tale as told by Arthur
Ellis, who was referee in this
year's Cup final, and who has
had wide international exper-
ience including the Olympic final
at Helsinki last Summer.
* * *
Ellis was one of the panel of
referees nominated by Federa-
tion internationale de Football
Association members to assemble
before the Olympic Games and
attempt to unravel some of the
knotty points. The method of
snatch control proved to be the
most controversial subject and it
was eventually decided that a
referee should control the match
by the method in use in his own
country,
• . •
This meant that the Russians,
who had been in a minority on
a question of what is known as
the Diagonal System, were able
to use their own innovation al-
luded to as the Linear System.
What happens, broadly speaking,
is that in one the referee oper-
ates in a diagonal track across
the field of play with the two
linesmen watching on opposite
sidelines and in the other the
referee confines his activities to
a strip along one whole side
with the other side directed by
linesmen in opposite halves.
* . *
At the conference the Russians
pressed the claims for their sys-
tem because the referee has less
territory to patrol; he is always
able to see his linesmen and
their waving of flags for in-
fringements; he seldom becomes
entangled with the play or struck
by the ball' and he can choose
the side with the sun at his back
and is therefore not likely to be
troubled by the sun shining in
his eyes, which often occurs with
the Diagonal System.
•
*
The sincerity with which the
Russians pleaded their argu-
ments so convinced Ellis that he
decided the Linear System was
worthy of a practical test. So on
arrival home and after discussion
with prominent English League
officials he arranged for a match
to he played by the town team
of his native Halifax, Yorkshire,
with himself as referee,
a
* 5
Ellis now writes in the cur-
rent edition of the Football As-
sociation Bulletin: "The first dis-
advantage which was apparent to
me was that in order to decide
when the ball went out of play
over the touch line I had to
keep very close to that line. Con-
Cow-cplating. Cow—Miranda, cow, offers her mathematical ser-
vices to a surveyor. He is busy checking figures and plans to bring
Irrigation Water to 205,000 arid acres south of Red Bluff. As
Miranda will be using tome of that water, she is exercising special
interest In his instruments and board. "Looks like a funny way to
bring water down there by making marks on this here board." she
comments. The surveyor is too busy to explain.
Footprint—Actress Ave Gardner,
reported ejected from the home
of her husband, Frank Sinatra,
shows up at Grauman's Chinese
Theater in Hollywood to have
her footprint token. Frankie
wasn't there.
sequently, when play was near
the centre field I found myself
giving decisions for infringe-
ments some 10 yards away. I'
tremble to think what would be
the 'result of giving a penalty
kick when no official was within
40 yards of the incident,!"
* • e
Another disadvantage, 'Ellis
points out, is that players "nat-
ter" at each other and in some
cases use threats. By being close
at hand the referee can, by issu-
ing advice or exercising a curb-
ing influence upon an exbited
player, prevent"'trouble from de-
veloping. In the Linear System
threats and bad language would
pass undetected.
a o *
Players participating in the
match were asked for their opin-
ion of the Linear System. They
agreed that the referee never
obstructed the play, but there
was a time lag between the
lyinesman flagging and the re-
feree whistling for stoppage of
play which caused considerable
confusion. From the test and an-
other conducted in Cambridge-
shire by William Ling, the sec-
ond British referee on the FIFA
panel, the conclusion was that
the Linear System had more dis-
advantages than advantages. And
that it is not in conformity with
the principle that the efficient
control of the game depends upon
the referee accepting full respon-
sibility and• unhesitatingly and
courageously discharging it.
e a M
So there you are, Mister
• Stalin! Your ruddy refereeing
system has had a trial—and a
fair trial, mark, you!—and been
found sadly wanting. So try that
over on your balalaika, Uncle
Joe—and after this don't go
messing about with the more
serious problems of life. In other
words, stay in your own blinkin'
class!
Girls Get Married
Younger Than Ever
Of every thousand girls mar-
ried in England and Wales dur-
ing 1950, those aged 20 or less
numbered 263, the highest figure
in five years.
Australian girls, too, are mar-
rying young. In one year 927
have married aged 16, 138 aged
15, 24 aged 14, and four brides
were only 13.
In some countries these Aus-
tralian weddings would be ille-
gal. Sixteen is the lowest age
for a bride in Britain, while in
Tonga a girl must wait till she
is 18.
At the other extreme are Ja-
maica and Cyprus, where the law
says nothing about marriage age
and a girl can wed when she
likes, When these colonies do
tackle the problem they will face
a ticklish task, for opinions dif-
fer. '
In India the Child . Marriage
Restraint Act of 1930 was bitter-
ly opposed in some quarters on
religious grounds. So was a re-
cent proposal in Singapore to
raise the marriage age from 14
to 16.
• Twelve was, Until recently,,
thought old enough for marriage
in Northern Ireland, and, still is
in Fiji and Rhodesia,
Tribal custom accounts for
early marriages in many primi-
tive communities, Yet even h0
the U.S.A., though some States
bar marriage for women under
18, or 21 if parents object, other
States still allow girls of 12to
become brides.
Teich Teen.Ager&
SeifAe'sponsibility
Veise'i3artenttt will See tb 9t that
their adolescent sons and laugh -
tar's grow into the independence
and responsibilities of adult lite
gradually, suggests Dr. John
Stobo Priehar'd, in his Memo"to
Afother's.ly the Current issue of
Health. Magazine. He .goes on to
cite the handling of money by
teen -tigers as a- example,
"The"'Youngster 'should have
all allowance - of some Sort
throughout the a 'hole adolcseont
period," wrilps Dr. Pritalard'in
the Health 'League of Canada
periodicai. "To begin With this
dilotvanbe should'Covet'; only a
small• part of his needs. ..,
t- !'A. ick-yearrold can be expected
to. budget -fpr Ids , own movies,
ice -Bream, ,streetcar fares, etc.,
but cannot be enpected to pay
for his ow clothes and educe-
, tional
duce-,tional expellees. HI 'should be
given a definite . amount at re-
giijar inteavais.nhich, it is ex-
plained, must r ver these speci-
fied items. If he finds himself
with money left over he may
• spend, it as he likes, but he
should be iaaucouraped to save
some of it for an emergency."
Dr. Prichard recommends that
the things a boy or girl is ex-
pected topay for, and conse-
euently tire amount of the allow-
ance, slittuld be gradually in-
creased until toward the end of
the adolescence he is responsible
for virtually all expenses.
"Furthermore," adds the writ-
er, "as he becomes more and
more responsible the interval be-
tween the payments should be in-
creased' until the young person
tan be expected tolive on a six-
month or yearly basis:" :•
A summer .job away from home
is also a good idea a' this stage.
1t Comes Out There?—Doubling
two-year-old Parisian Patrick
Comink wonders about the big
blast he hears from the tuba.
Part of the 123 -piece Army
band, the horn was played in a
concert given in Paris, Little Pat
was part of the audience. Was,
that is, till overcome by curiosity
about the horn and the big
noise.
Novel Methods For
Collecting Debts
A London shopkeeper, worried
by an accumulation *of debts
from customers who had appar-
ently ceased buying, hit on a
novel method of collecting his
money.
He sent out bilis to each of
them for exactly double the
amount they owed. People who
had paid no attention to the cor-
rect bills wrote, teleuhoned, or
walked into the shop to demand
explanations
This gave the shopkeeper a
take" and at the same time to
chance to apologize for his "mis-
remind the irate customers that
it was time they pard something
on account. .
A Florist who was troubled
with the same difficulty solved
his problem with a more gentle
approach. With every bill to his
debtors he enclosed a large bunch
of roses.
Moat of the customers felt so
guilty about accepting the flow-
ers that they eased their con-
sciences by paying the overdue
bills,
The artist Whistler was a not-
oriously bad payer of debts, On
one 'occasion he wrote a flippant
reply to the treasurer of his Lon-
don club when the latter remind-
ed him that his subscription was
overdue. The treasure* retorted:
"Dear Mr. ` Whistler,--Tt is not
a Nocturne in Purple, or. a Sym-
phony in Blue and Grey that
we are after, but an Arangement
in Gold and Silver."
The account was promptly
settled,
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Tobacco Eliminator, a ectentltic treat -
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tobacco, ride the system of nicotine. C.
W. King Pharmacal Ltd. (Alberta). P.O.
Bax 673, London, Ontario.
RUGS
NEW ruga made from your old rage and
woollens. write for catalogue and price
list. DOminlen Rug Weavlug Com5 07.
1477 Dundee Street West. Toronto, Ont.
8ALE3TIAN WANTED
Three salesmen needed immediately by a
largo Canadian Arm expanding to ail the
biggest demand for our product* tor MAY
Year0.
Only ,nen thinking In terms of $100.00
weekly need a9P19'. Instructions given
right in the Sold. Experience Rot Ree00-
ary.
Reply giving phone number to Sox No.
91, 153 Eighteenth Street, New Toronto.
Ontario,
EAT A ' T G
STN FALSE 'FEET!!
It yon have trouble whet plaice
that ellp,tock endemism sore gums
—try Brlmme Plastl-Liner, Ono
application makes plates et wooly
without powder at 90170, beoauee
Drtmma P1a0t1•r4nor hardens per-
ma0eaty to your plate. It ruii/tee and:rata loose
on old rubberIn a yno powder or ' plates you get good sultGut do. s 01X
months to 0 year or longer. YOU CAN 051'
ANYTHING! Simply lay soft strip et Plaott-Noor
on troublesome Upper or lower. Bite and la
molds P011001ty. foss fo 00e, taetaleoo, odorteee,.
Larmleee to you and your plates. Iteree ab1, as
dfnetod. Plata *loaner included. Money beet if
not completely Mtleeed. If not available at your
drug store, send 11.50 for rcllncr for- 1 plate.
WILDROOT LTD., FORT ERIE, ONT. Dept. 7w
ISSUE 45 1952
'When rheumatic pain
gets you clown, here's the
quick way to get relief. ,,/
Rub in soothing Nlinard's
Liniment. Xs it good? Just i� Jl 1
try it, you'll sec!
RHEUMATIC
PA fa.
"1CtNG OF PAIN"
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