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FEELING IN AUSTRALIA SYDNEY, October 13. The newspapers in the various States have returned to tho body-line^ controversy, publishing the*bitter criticism of jjarwood, whose comments are the subject of editorials and-condemnation by certain members of the Board of Control, officials of interstate cricket associations, and former international players. ■"'■'. , . . ■ Although there is some insistence upon n guarantee from t)ic M.C.C that no body-line bowling will' be allowed, it is regarded'as unlikely that the Board of Control will intervene to disturb the arrangement!! for the forthcoming tour. Mr. Jcancs, secretary of the Board of Control, in fact, declares that there will be ne. further meeting of the board until February 1, when the Australian team will be selected. W. M. Woodfull has accepted an invitation to become one of the selectors, j The popular impression is that the M.C.C. will discourage the form of bowling to which Australia objects, in spite of Larwood. I
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 90, 13 October 1933, Page 7
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