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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7804, 22 April 1905, Page 4

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A good deal was said at a meeting of the Teachers' Association at Sydney on ApriF 3, about the overworship and over-culture of athletics on the part of the British schoolboy. Air H., J, Carter was particularly strong. Kipling wrote scathingly on the " flannelled fools at the wickets," and the "muddled oafs at the goals," nnri Mr Carter is in hearty agreement with him. Why, he knew of a case—he was almost ashamed to tell the story—where a man. on making a " Cen'tury," had 'received telegrams of congratulation from many schools-, some of which 'offered him masterships without nny 'further guarantee of his suitableness. [Father Cahill, of St. Ignatius', took exception to some of "Air Carter's re--marks. Kng'land was, he said, above all other nations in the matter of games, and it di<l an immense {amount of good. lie Slid not believe I that the battle of Waterloo was won on the playgrounils of Eton and Harrow, " but," he added, amid laughtiw.it pweUt to