Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
Coach Uniyorstty Of

LNREE kicks divide themselves into
1 two classes-those which are given
for breaches of the law and those which
are given for breaches of play. As TO
the former. the fact that II occurs is
sufficient for punishment TO be inflicted.
As TO the latter the fact as to whether
the offense was or was not intentional
has to be decided before any punish.
inent can be imposed, and in this case
the referee has sometimes to think very
fast. II Is even possible for the ref.
cree to change his decision provided he
II is inadvisablc for him to do 50, as the
referee who changes hts decisi0n Is apt
to lose the confidence Of the players.
Free kicks given for breaches Of the
law are those from which goals may
not be scored direct. Those which are
given for breaches Of play are those
from which goals can be scored direct; !;
that is, without the necessity OF a Sec
ond player having to play the ball.
The laws governing free kicks are
those numbered 10 and IL in the laws Of
the game, and read as follows:
10, When frss Kick ., has been bee awsrd.S (
the kickers g opp"hehS ,S. haii un moi tnp Hich
I. taken. unless they are standing on their
own goal line; The oaH must AZ c,n.s.,eS ,sSt %
nIaysa rEIneSa VIe.. It must nake a. compiet cir.
cult trave! the distance 81 III, tts Own n tir ,h.
SImmferenSSc cum .cond time until Il has been played
BY another player. The Kickoff Except az
ppicx shall be free kicks within the mesnins
ii, A goal may be, scored from free
Elek when raw but not from any other
fr.a Kick
1t will be seen that. according 70 Law
10, a goal cannot De scorea nirtct i.ol,
kick off. corner klck or goa KEN, fcn, OF
from free kicks awarded iof '"e '''''"
ing breaches OF iaws ,,u ..cond I'm.
a. Prayrr bbeen played by an:thar player.
SWer throwing IN or taking = free kick or q
penaity Kick. 'o{ pThs Thsrx,nS roaIkeeper a,
Mrons yn- so"int Time the chsrrinF being otherwise
fair. te) PLAYING the Pa Gs1' ssinr oehe dropped
sGTcnen, Snxn q, " HA,i not Kicked forward from 4
penalty kick: e., Improper 'h'o" IN anu
'h' pahse% s%nr,I he no reason for heSi-
ihe'e S;snute as to the infiiction
la'.1n .ha ,eraitv (free kick for any Of
ot tne r T,bcy are clear and
these oIn";S. tho hreacbes.
eHac''y deS'i''e
Two Steps
c.,,,. hv the goalkeeprr means
.o,oIn;1u nossession Of the ball for n
,,a.anna ~ more than two steps, by
es.aIi i n. hall or otherwise. The
oouhclnk CO.. the yoalkceper to follow
saie t",S "a - the ball as quickly as
Ii get u" berajse he Is ant to be
posslpls'
charseo. ,h. voalkeeper at the wrong
,hhrSS nanSs charging the goalkeeper
time ihenhs a. have posSession of
when ne uT "a necessary for the op-
the oah. a. charging n roalkeeper
TO see that the goalkeeper actually mas
the oal ~ sd MANY times does the
ne ~ h.v. the hail when the
goalheeps' .,arts tn charge. but the
opP1hcna hx his ouickness has got
goaiheepei bou before he is actually
riu ol u. III if then charged his side
chhrssu 20 n free kick
ID eh''.'e' W ~ Lota !. L, ,o,,oho "A
Playing the oali peiore ~ nus toIrneu I''u
the ground atter pelns "rTpp'u uo"n
by the referee 10 reSTll" 1rh pay ai'st .na
temporary stoppage' int anAls', vi tne
opposing players TO hf the nrst 10 KICK
the ball on an occasion OF ms Sor1 tr, IL
responsible for many iIee FicHs' ~.
players as a rule f0rget an ABOUT inc
law and make "lId KICK Ut the oai,
as soon as 1t comes "lthih range Oh
foot. \ GOOD trapper mas grea,
advantage at .,me IKE this hho