Complaints Lodged About Football Ground
Strong complaints were made to the Lake County Mail representative hy visiting spectators to the football at Queenstown last week when they saw a player removing a broken bottle from the ground during play. As the teams went on for the second half, they removed pieces of broken concrete and sizeable stones from the ground.
“ Things like that on a football ground are no joke. Players can get hurt easily enough without having those things lying around,” said one official when asking the Mail representative to give the matter publicity. “ I read where the Queenstown Borough Council said that they would cut back the bank on ,the Beach street side of the ground. This was when they were approached by a deputation of sports bodies early last month. Is it part of a 10-year plan? ” he added.
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Lake County Mail, Issue 46, 21 April 1948, Page 2
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142Complaints Lodged About Football Ground Lake County Mail, Issue 46, 21 April 1948, Page 2
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