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Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20504, 21 May 1938, Page 10

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The Trouble with Rugby To-day: h * T ® b " n '.“‘•“S ,h ' Sporting Page. (every dam one o/ ’em) <V “"»> *» ■•«<*■>• of Rugby. (mere isn't any.) 1 * *“?bfouod«d cloud of bewilderment, we hare unearthed a few of the actual naaona gncu by the Pondita, Clay Bank Oraclea and near AU Blacks. Here they are i Too many new rules. Sot enough new rules. The 1903 Team. The 1937 Team. Every other ..... Team. Our Selectors’ Old School Tie. The Springboks’ Selectors. Ye Old Log of Mood. The return ticket for the Tin Mug. Too much handling by the forwards. Mot enough handles for the Troops. The backs standing too deep instead of standinq six deep in the 5-2-6 Serum. y p The ALZ. Polo Team. The coming Elections. The growing craze for Mah Jong. \ot enough Potting. English cut football pants. Referees joining the Musicians’ Alter all, the real eontroreny ia “ What do the Zambuka r. bandage* ?« A* for the Kick into touch - well we're about Welcome Inn. Thereby hoping to actually learn “» hat's w irrv in their ra««*s h<‘»idf* to touch our Kick in the rong **hh Hug by today.” /7 11 B'. mrfh toping cart by JOHN REID A CO. LTD..