SPORTING BROADCASTS
The published programmes supplied by Australian stations on a Saturday evening indie: te the part that sport plays in Australia’s national life. Starting at the early morning sessions, the day’s sporting prospects are reviewed bv one or more stations, and from then oh throughout the day listeners are kept in touch with the results of all sports events. To Now Zealanders the night sessions are of more interest, and an° ordinary Saturday evening session gives the owner of a good set a wide range of sporting topics to which be can listen. Starting with the A stations, which supply particulars of the day’s sport in all phases, one can tune into other stations and receive some special broadcasts, such us Captain BallaiUync from 2UAV, Stan. M'Cabe from 2SM, ami I'- i Bradman from 2UE. Each of these broadcasts is on the all-important subject of cricket, and the talks are handled in each case by specialists.
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Evening Star, Issue 21316, 21 January 1933, Page 4
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157SPORTING BROADCASTS Evening Star, Issue 21316, 21 January 1933, Page 4
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