DEFEAT EXCUSED

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1052, 16 August 1930, Page 10

DEFEAT EXCUSED

REFEREE BLAMED IN SCHOOI MAGAZINE EDUCATION BOARDS COMMENT Special to THE SUS NAPIER, Today. A sememe in article on footoall hicn appeared in t v e iSSUe Of L.'.-i Sc'Mlll .Tnnenal .

issue Of t fc ,1 Journal aromS vehement comment at yest-roj-2 meeting of the Hawke's Bav Edaori; Board. The article mentioned ~,Z match In the 1 :*-J5 All Black tot-'.i England, in which Wales won bv points, and added. “There is no do-bi that New Zealand also scored a but it was disallowed by the refers* l “This is tli • very thing that stV f not be taught to children in schools." declared Mr. R. Sakata. “The matter goes farther than toenail.” He moved that the board press its disapproval that such a pan, graph should be included in the Scioi Journal. “It was written by the president *4 the Referees’ Association.” remarsM the secretary of the board. Mr. W Dunn. Mr. Samsbury; J don’t care wh| wrote it. If they cannot set proper writ*-* they should not have tiny at all.” said Mr. J. S. Wauchop. ‘‘Children O':? ' to be taught to respect controlling authority. This is the wrong spir. It is atrocious that it should be pm jj the School Journal.” “My lad came home and said the-* must have had ‘dud’ referees in England. That was the first I knew of jf* said Mr. Sainsbury. whose motion wu carried unanimously.