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1.0.¢.A. EL.CUIINE IGSLE 1NS RUETIONS 10 REFEREES The following is the official schedule of instructions issued recently by the Northern Ontario Hockey Association FExecutive for the guidance of the officials handling games. Hockey fans will find it well worth perusal and pre servation :â€" All players must have certificates «igned by the Secretary of the Assoâ€" dation. These eertificates must be whown to the referee before the game. Official Statement for Guidance of Officials in Handling Games in Hockey Series. Before the game the referee shall receive from the eaptains of the opâ€" posing teamse a full list of the players on his side, and each manâ€"shall answer to his name at the call of the referee amd, shall sign his name on the reâ€" feree‘s report in the presence of the referee. The referee is to see that the penâ€" alty box is reserved absolutely for the use of thoe players, timers and manâ€" agers and coaches, and the visiting team has half the accommodation proâ€" vided. Each team is allowed nine players for a mateh, two of which must be goalkeepers. All players must be numâ€" Overâ€"time Games No match is to continue for more than 30 minutes overâ€"time, in periods »f ten minutes (5 minutes each way, without intermission,) and a 5 minute rest between periods. The overâ€"time will start after a 10â€"minute rest. Should either team decline to play in any of the necessary extra periods it shall be declared a loss for that team. *% enmnpnincar snn n bered. Lines Across the Ice. Referees are to see that the goal nets are properly fixed in the ice and that a dark distinguishing line is drawn on the ice between the centre of each goal post and another 20 feet out from the goal, across the rink. Within this territory there can be no offâ€"side for the defending team, but the attacking team must keep onâ€"side. Penalize all Rough Play Referees are, to penalize players who throw their sticks along the ice or throw the puck after catching it or picking it up. Penalty, two minutes for the first offence. Referees are to penalize players who erosscheck, trip or charge opâ€" ponents or make any unfair or rough play; who disputes his decision or uses foul or abusive language. Penalty at discretion of referee. When a defending player has deâ€" liberately committed a foul to prevent evernrtetins uqy THE POROUPTINE ADVYVAXo@8 YOub GRGCER IS 0i a FROFITEER. iiave a heart! . our grocer is not a profiteer! He is passing along to you reduced prices, as fast or faster than they come to him. Just because prices on many good things are still high, don‘t blame him. It is usually the poorest quality of everything that shows the rreatest decline. If he is as good a man as the averâ€" age, your grocer is still doing his utâ€" most to give you the best value for your money. But don‘t push him too bhard. He is only human. You don‘t know, but we do, that he is recommending goods that pay him less profit than other well known brands which he might easily persuâ€" ade his customers to take if he cared to do so. We know this because he pays us more for Red Rose Tea and sells it at ‘ess profit than other teas, so when he recommends you to buy Red Rose Tea, you will know it is because he believes t the best and is willing to take a litâ€" ‘le less profit for the sake of giving c‘ou the best value he can. score the referee should not stop the ‘lay until that play has been comâ€" leted. Then ring your bell and penâ€" l‘ze the offender. Penalty 3 minutes rst offence. Controls All Minor Officials All minor officials are under the con rol of the referee, and he can change any of them at any time. He is to appoint 2 timeâ€"keepers and 2 goal umâ€" pires and a penalty timeâ€"keeper (if he can secure a neutral official), or two penalty timeâ€"keepers. Penalties do not commexrce until the player reports to the penalty timeâ€"keeper or timeâ€" keepers. Any dispute in time is to be immediately settled by the referee. We are publishing this because we elieve the more our people know of ie true facts concerning the profits nade by those they deal with, the iore generous they will be in their ‘udgments.â€"T. H. Estabrooks Co., "td., Toronto, Ont. Goal umpires should have small white flags to be raised when a goal is seored. The home elub is to furnish these flags. Must Return Promptly to the Ice. Referees are to see that the game tarts on time and that the teams reâ€" ‘urn promptly to the ice at the interâ€" nissions. The intermission is 10 minâ€" utes only, and teams not ohbeying romptly the referee‘s signal to reâ€" urn to the ice shall be penalized by @e loss of one player‘s services on e ice for every minute‘s delay. Reâ€" ‘cree will give a preliminary signal to est permod expires. Facing off the Puck. In facing off the puck the left hand ‘de of the players who face the puck viall be towards the opponents‘ goal ind they must keep the blades of heir sticks on the ice until the reâ€" ‘eree drops the puck. e teams three minutes before the est period expires. SPECTAL A REAL MU _ s<FEOW wIIF 50 PRFNVYY* C / Aumenraananunuenannennii ie t t 0 on 0 C 44 5iN 6y 0 00 0 i ~_Bg=s2.% â€" Anorew WiL son 4 0rme: â€" 4075 20z â€" HH Senery Coastumes Music e esns e 4 3 e d Tc pnieai o c ~gpâ€" C oo lz £*..\Vage «Cl d t eaze : o roalrey e NE wz CV xnz yz A oi TA > T sfi esst m\f_&@\jfififi/ Ca q/.?fl'? B*" tz â€"<==â€"â€"2 ’Xé 9 â€" 4 Tas=â€"~ ‘ fAfe 1; ':;"_y;;'l mene e ue i nnm n m ne s i m t BCR io 3 m“m’afi se ry*3 BJ .+ :o s _‘1_ f) x )j Choruses from thie Dances When the puck leaves the ice at the end of the rink the referee is to face it off 5 feet in front of the goal line to one side of the nets. When the pueck goes off the ice at the side it is to be faced 3 yards from the boards Referse‘s Bell Stops Play. The referee‘s bell stops the play and his decision is final, The timeâ€" keepers gong is merely a warning that time is up. Referees should act very promptly on hearing tue timekeepers signal to avoid disputes. Timekeepers are to be instructed to notify referee at least two minutes beforeâ€"time is up in each period (when there is a stopâ€" page in the play) so that the referee will be in readiness to stop the game promptly when time is up. P Keep up With the Play Referees should at all times keep up with the play, particularly around the nets, so as to be in position to determâ€" ine whether the puck has seored or not, and so verify the report of the goal nmpires, When an offâ€"side is committed by the defending side from a play withâ€" in the 20â€"foot limit at the end of the rink, the puck is to be tuken back to the 20â€"foot line and to one side and there faced off. Mustn‘t Charge Goalâ€"keeper. Referees shall penalize all players charging a goalâ€"keeper, whether acâ€" cidental or otherwise. Penalty of three minutes or more. Goalâ€"keepers who trip or slash opponents are to be ruled off for at least one minute. _ Substitutes Must Report. Referee is to instruct teams (inelud ing substitutes) before the game starts that they must report to him, whenever‘ia change of player is made on the ice. In all cases where this is violated or where there are more than the proper number of players on the ice the side offending is to be penalizâ€" ed at least two minutes for each playâ€" er so offending. The referee is to penalize the player whose position the substitute is taking, and this subâ€" stitute is also to leave the ice until the penalized player‘s time has expired. When intending to make substituâ€" tions a signal should ke made to the referee from the player‘s box by wavyâ€" ing a flag or a handkerchief. Change in Goalâ€"keepers Goalâ€"keepers must be changed any time in case of injury, but only at the end of periods when substituting. Reâ€" ferees will permit the reâ€"entry of the injured goalâ€"keeper when he is capâ€" able of returning to the game. RHeferees suou.a pena:. c play. Particular attention is ealled to the habit some players ‘have of obstructing opponents who are. not playing the puck. This offence is parâ€" ticulariy noticeable around the neis. if any player pers‘sts in ofiâ€"side s <=‘ ifter being warnkd, he is to be rn‘ed »ff, the penalty at the discretion of .e referee. Players must )e wained o keep their sticks low at all times. lâ€"kseper; Must Not Throw Puck Suvecial attention is drawn to Rule 1 , regarding goal keepers. "he ractice of throwing the puck and h eling on the ice must be penalized \ _ zoalâ€"keepers should be warned Plan. 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