1936-37

FIELD RULE
No.
EXPLANATION OF TERMS.
1.—"
Throw in " means " to bowl the ball into
the field
of
play underhand."
2.—In all free hits the ball is considered in play
the moment it has been hit or hit at.
Penalties.
Penalty i.—(a) If
in the opinion of the Umpire
a player commits a dangerous foul in the vicinity
of goal in order to sine a goal, the side fouled shall
be allowed one goal.
(b)
On play being resumed, ends will not be
changed, but the ball shall be thrown in where the
foul occurred towards the nearer side of the
ground.
Crossing
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Penalty 2.—(a)
A free hit at the ball from a spot
Not giving 40 yards from the goal line of the side fouling
way to ball Y 13' $
possessor
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opposite the centre of goal or, if preferred, from
Unfair play
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,vhere the foul occurred (the choice to rest with
Dangerous the Captain of the side fouled all the side fouling
riding
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p fouled); g
Rough
play
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be behind their back line until the ball is hit
C r o o k i n g or hit at, but not between the goal posts, nor when
sticks and the ball is brought into la may an of the side
dangerous g play Y Y
stick use
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ride out froin between the goal posts; none of the
Disablement side fouled to be nearer the goal line produced
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b
e
penalty
2
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tlian the ball is, at the moment it is hit or hit at.
(b)
In carrying out Penalty
2,
if the free hit
would,
in the opinion of the Umpire,
have resulted
in a goal, but is stopped by the side fouling coming
out from between the goal posts or crossing the
back line before the ball is struck, such shot to
count as a goal to the side fouled.
Same as in
in a r g i n
Penalty 3.
—A free hit at the ball from a spot
against 60 yards from the goal line of the side fouling
penalties
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Y g g
and 2 (a) opposite the centre of the goal, none of the side
with
addi- fouling to be within
30
yards of the ball, the side
tiomouof nt
e
d
fouled being free to place themselves where they
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choose.