BODYLINE BOWLING
DENOUNCED IN N.S.W, ■ BATTERED OUT OF THE GAME/* JARDINE SEVERELY CRITICISED. By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright. (Received 11, 11.30 a.m.) SYDNEY, April 11. Al a meeting of the New South Wales Cricket Association body-lin* I bowling was denounced by Mr E. I Dwyer, the Australian selector. i Mr Oxlade, a member of the Board of Control, said that the board would probably decide not to send a team to I England next year unless something was done. Idle association resolved iinaiiimouaiv "that body-line bowling is against tho best interests of the game and thia association urges all affiliated clubs and associations to discourage it.” Mr Dwyer said: “We must removo this insidious canker from the gam* and if we do not I sincerely hope th«| Australia will not send a team to Eng. land (hear, hear). Last season I saw some of our most prominent batsmen almost battered out of the game. To have seen the bruised bodies I saw wee to be filled with pity.” Other speakers criticised Jardinsy who was accused of putting the winning of the game before the game itself
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 102, 11 April 1933, Page 7
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