RUGBY LEAGUE
ENGLISH TEAM'S AUSTRALIAN TOUR LONDON, January 17. Mr Harry Sunderland, of Queensland, visited the Australian players who arc members of English League teams, and they said that England’s'team seemed likely to be stronger than that which retained the ashes on the last tour, and it would be well-balanced throughout. Sullivan was playing magnificently, and would probably be captain. Only Ellabv, Evans,’ and Fildes among the last tourists seemed to be possible owing to the plenitude of younger stars.
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Evening Star, Issue 21004, 19 January 1932, Page 4
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