The Times, Saturday, Mar 16, 1985; pg. 6
Saturday, 16 March 1985
Saturday, 24 December 1983
Friday, 27 August 1982
Monday, 26 April 1982
Efforts are to be made to involve more women in rugby, particularly at schoolboy level
Cartoon. Shows three scenes of the possible repercussions of encouraging girls to play rugby and women to become rugby coaches. In the top right scene a woman coach is teaching boys to do ballet. In the lower left a man and a woman player discuss the meaning of a 'forward pass'. In the lower right a boy announces that he is in love with his rugby coach, while his mother assures his father that it is a female, not a male, coach.
Evening Post (New Zealand)
Evening Post (New Zealand)
Friday, 12 February 1982
Wednesday, 21 October 1970
Tuesday, 28 July 1970
1964: The Evening Post (New Zealand)
From National Library of New Zealand:
Hands up all those who noticed the small mistake we made with last week's feature cartoon - ah, so you all did - that's right, we had it upside down, didn't we? And now to contemplate what to do about N.Z. rugby - what's this? Women playing rugby! Might be just what our national game needs - so we'll appoint ourselves sole selector - (not that we think N.Z. needs our services) - it's just that we've always like contemplating women rugby players - (as long as they don't actually play the game)
Nevile Sidney Lodge
[In a series of small scenes the cartoonist who is wearing a hat which is part dunce's cap and part jester's hat, admits to an error in last week's cartoon which was upside down and then contemplates the notion of women playing rugby - Mr cartoonist is happy to see them strut in little shorts but not actually play.]
Hands up all those who noticed the small mistake we made with last week's feature cartoon - ah, so you all did - that's right, we had it upside down, didn't we? And now to contemplate what to do about N.Z. rugby - what's this? Women playing rugby! Might be just what our national game needs - so we'll appoint ourselves sole selector - (not that we think N.Z. needs our services) - it's just that we've always like contemplating women rugby players - (as long as they don't actually play the game)
Nevile Sidney Lodge
[In a series of small scenes the cartoonist who is wearing a hat which is part dunce's cap and part jester's hat, admits to an error in last week's cartoon which was upside down and then contemplates the notion of women playing rugby - Mr cartoonist is happy to see them strut in little shorts but not actually play.]
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