Photographs taken at the rate of more than 0000 a second have shown clearly what happens when a football is kicked. The toe presses into the leather so hard that the diameter of the ball is reduced by about one-half. When the pressure is relieved the ball immediately swells to its normal shape. Before the ball has had time to rise more than a few inches the foot has reached the ground once more.
THE NEW RADIO Something Different and Better. E.c.c. PARAMOUNT Nothing has ever been seen before to outdistance this new Model. Quality and Prices Will Astound Everyone. ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO. FORT STREET. Phone 41-980.
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Auckland Star, Issue 111, 13 May 1935, Page 5
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