“Some clubs breed defaulters," said Mr H. C. Harrison at last night’s meeting of the Canterbury Athletic Clubs’ Protection Association. “Because a man is a good fellow and a good player, they allow him to drift along from year to year without pr ' g, and then, if the player gets anr. d and joins another club, they send nis name into us and want us to collect his subscriptions.” “During the thirty-eight years it which this association has been in ex istence, only three ladies have been posted as defaulters,” said Mr A. Don aldson at last night’s meeting of th< Canterbury Athletic Clubs’ Protectioi Association. He considered that tbi reflected great credit on the lady meir bers of clubs.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18578, 28 September 1928, Page 5
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