The Complete Hockey Player
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Freeman is a perfect exemplar of these qualities. It is a liberal education in back play to watch him keeping himself and his hits under control, and exercising judgment in easy and difficult circumstances alike.
CHAPTER VIII IN PLAY THE BACK DIVISION (continued) THE HALF-BACKS AND that is just what they are, batf-backs and half- forwards as well. Their play is an admixture of back and forward play. They hit like the backs, but not so hard, and they finesse like the forwards, but not so much. T...hey are the first line in defence, and the second line in attack. Generally speaking, they are the busiest members of the team, while their duties are more varied than those of their comrades-in-arms. As the strength of 1 a chain is in its weakest link, so the strength of a hockey team is in its half-back line. Any weakness here has a crippling effect upon the whole side. A weak half-back will spoil the opportunities and efficacy of the forwards, and throw the back division out of gear. If circumstances necessitate the inclusion of one or two inferior players in a team, they should not be half-backs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Freeman is a perfect exemplar of these qualities. It is a liberal education in back play to watch him keeping himself and his hits under control, and exercising judgment in easy and difficult circumstances alike.
CHAPTER VIII IN PLAY THE BACK DIVISION (continued) THE HALF-BACKS AND that is just what they are, batf-backs and half- forwards as well. Their play is an admixture of back and forward play. They hit like the backs, but not so hard, and they finesse like the forwards, but not so much. T...hey are the first line in defence, and the second line in attack. Generally speaking, they are the busiest members of the team, while their duties are more varied than those of their comrades-in-arms. As the strength of 1 a chain is in its weakest link, so the strength of a hockey team is in its half-back line. Any weakness here has a crippling effect upon the whole side. A weak half-back will spoil the opportunities and efficacy of the forwards, and throw the back division out of gear. If circumstances necessitate the inclusion of one or two inferior players in a team, they should not be half-backs.
What to read after The Complete Hockey Player?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eustace E White to read onlineMoreLess
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