ATHLETIC TEAM

Thames Advertiser, Volume XXV, Issue 7169, 9 March 1892, Page 2

ATHLETIC TEAM

REGULATIONS OBJECTED TO, ALL WELL THAT ENDS WELL. (l!Y TELEGRAPH PttKSIS ASSOO'ATIOti.) Wkhjxoiox, Maroh 8. Hbmpton strongly object: to the regnla* lions Bent from Olnif Iclmrcli, and has wired as follows: " See no nectssi'y for regnkv ions, and will not go under them. Object strongly 'o rule G and final rule. Absolutely refuse to be dip aled to on all poin s by the manager." Ho has received a 'cpjy slating 1 hat llw managers have written lo Mr Doll, President of tlje Wellington Athletic Ulub, and asking the locoj members of the English team '0 sno him and reply ; bo thai if tho leani |s 10 he stopped the passage money may not ba paid, ' ' The rule Hemnloc objects to is No, 6, which reads hh follows: " The mauager shall mnlvo Mich regulations br lis shall I bin k fit for ensming the health and efficient trniniug of iho team, and in particular shall it bo in his power to onforco the regulations regarding the hour the members shall ro ire to s'eep aud their diol, J ll other tjetails of tnining, lie will consult the wis|ies of individual members of the loam, and also be guided by the I trainer of ihe team for the limo being." I The Ijnal rule reads; ,; In the evtnt of any dispute iitising out of any matter oot provided for in 1 heap rtgulationy, tho decision *of the malinger shall be final and oball bo uu'ijd upon." Daigur iilao flijoclD to the titles. Latku.

The difficulty in couuoe'ioii with tlio local :n?inbrMH, (lleiuptuii sind llatgcr) of 'lie Nuw fcnlml alhuloiio team tor Eng' land Ims been sal only urrangod, and theformor in a wiro to ihe matyigcr slaios ihat ho leaves the mailer''to iho good senso'of the New Zealand Athlelic Asr sociation."