Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 December 1948 — Page 31
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| Bluck Marke? Items por. Ids 1 Bunk, Yor THE AE of Ismail Hakki aT D FOOTBALL season is in| hy met while both wers came attending Indiana University, recent “big game” excitedly wav-| While official red tape is being. | nig some bits of paper which| untangled to permit the mar. Stites the holder to “two riage, she is ‘writing her im, He preasions of her new surround-
spend a Sunday afternoon refrigerating my anal local How we came by two choice seats on
story, answer is too simple. He bought them on the black market. The black market in amusement tickets of all kinds Is 80] common and operated so openly that most. Turks seem to have forgotten it is illegal. The legal distributor sells them to his “friends,” who in turn sell them at a slight increase in price to their “friends.” : The scalper is more often than not, an acquaintance or a coworker whose and|, connections are as respectable as the next fellow. He doesn’t really get your “scalp” anyway, but only plucks a few hairs. A four-lira seat can be purchased for four and a half Miras. For the extra 50-cents you get the choicest seats, and the tickets are delivered to you. - - td : FOOTBALL CROWDS in Turkey differ from those in the states both in content and temperament. There they are almost 100 per cent male and everyone seems as anxious to pick an argument ar fight as to see the game. Law enforcement groups—the! police, the gendarmes and the army, ‘sre much in evidence. They circulate conspicuously in the crowd and it is necessary to show your tickets to pass through the
formidable cordon guarding &ap-
« proaches to the main gates.
. In spite of the precautions, there is a. crushing mob at each entrance, even in the reserved sections’ where seating is preTurkish men ' singly are “polite and gracious, but in groups they act like a political mob. © =
We were among the favoredihind him, and the ball bounds
ones in this case and finally found ourselves jammed into the: 10 inches of space called a seat. (I should like to meet.the designer of these seats; he certainly had
some mistaken ideas about theithen darts in ufiexpectedly and
proportions of the human form).
8 0» A VISITING Austrian team was scheduled to play four matches with different Turkish
ings. A Ny
virility of Turkish men.
the knee
who thought he of the feld to himself. Knee socks
his opponst thought the 6 com- was, Another, guarding his op-/are dangerous weapons. oqtball, says|ponent closely, re®sived a kick on you|the
for the next five minutes. nasty cracks about thelthird player was kicked in the|quarterly small of the back (I don’t know/out”, and unless a player gets a/passed the ball to his own goalIN THE ‘mild game we wit- how that happenedy by a player|leg broken, nessed, there were three instances when it was necessary to stop and Sount the wounded, One fellow happened to have his face where
had that portion interrupted the whole time.
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Aiminute halyes. There st periods or “times- Turks’ goal.
play continues un-|/keeper.
might ive the Turkish team a bit of spirit and To add to the hazards of the encourage them to Sreater effort. that caused him ‘o/game, they make it an endurance A snort clearly stated
opinion. | writhe in pain on the muddy field
It is played in two 43) ‘Then it happened. The Aus are noltrians were pocketed near the An Austrian player
The goalkeeper missed the pass, and the Austrians unSometime well along in the first wittingly scored ’a point for the and shorts offer little protection half, I remarked to Tippy that a Turks. After that the, erowd
Tippy says
sometimes home teams are
and jeered by turns. THE REFEREE called a toul|bands. and beats up the o on the Turkish team. The fans Probably f |definitely disagreed. The air|bility, a high wire fence around us turned NRlue. time the referees passed in’ front of us, one fellow would stand up guests, the Turks and call “Referee!, then he would launch into an unprintable definition of the offi clal's ancestors,
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The fans stayed at fever pitch all the rest of the game, with thé résult that the definitely outs when|classed Turkish team kept the
teams. The Turks had taken a shellacking the day before and the fans, evidently expecting a
It is built in a so bowl, surrounded on three sides
field, it was difficult to see where the top row of paying seats ended, and, the non-paying ones began. In Turkey, football isn't foot‘ball at all, but soccer. Soccer is’ like American basketball played| on a football field by players in| Boy Scout uniforms, who are not, permitted to touch the ball with their hands. Except the goal keeper, that is, whose position corresponds roughly to that of the goal keeper in hockey. Do you follow me? Europeans. call the game ‘“football”, It might well be called “headball”, as the ball is bounced off the cranjums of the players much more often than it is kicked. For example: Player A kicks the ball to Player B. The ball approaches at an altitude of six| to nine feet. Player B jumps into | the air, permitting the ball to) bounce off his skull at just the proper degree and with sufficient force to. reach Player C, who has his head in position to receive: the pass. SOMETIMES the ball does get | ton the ‘ground where it can be; manipulated with the feet. Then,
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der to see. He is a combination acrobat, dancer and tight-rope walker. He “catches” the ball with his foot. Then he moves it| along gently, first with one foot, ‘then the other, Stepping Hghtly from side to side as his hips make with a rhumba. Catching ‘his guard off- -guard, he sends the ball spinning to a; teammate, timing it to stop precisely in the right spot. If the ball approaches from the rear, he jumps into the air like a bal-/ let dancet, kicking his heels be-
over his head to come down exactly where he” aimed it. - To steal the ball from an opponent, he dances around it like a Comanche around a bonfire,
goes rhumbaing madly down the field with the prize. Before we left for the mateh, | Tippy explained the game briefly (his version may have differed
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