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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19667, 27 June 1938, Page 12

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"I call it conscription in sport,” said Mr. J. E. Jones, chairman of the management committee of the Canterbury Football Association, at a meeting of the committee, referring to the dominance of Rugby football in secondary schools. He contended that opponents of the introduction of the Association code into secondary schools had not the “moral support" of those administering Rugby. Administrators of Rugby had admitted to him the justice of the Association code's claim for recognition. “A man has a right to his own sport, iust as he has to his own religion,” he said, adding that he would claim the same rights for Rugby as for Association.

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