“That the Canterbury Rugby Union should drop its present system of grading, and return to the old system of senior, first, second, third, etc , as before the war,” . was a resolution passed at the last meeting of delegates'. It will take the form of a recommendation to the annual meeting of the Union. Ju proposing the motion, Mr. W. Britten said that with the present complicated system of grading, there had crept in a tendency for clubs to enter their teams in grades where they were not suited to be. If the system was more simple, such abuses would cease to exist, and the grade football would be better all round, with much better competition “What‘s> in a name?” askej Dr. W. S. Seed. “It means the same thing, when all is said and done.” The motion was carried without a dissentient.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XX, Issue 162, 28 June 1930, Page 4 (Supplement)
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