WILL HE PLAY?
BRADMAN DEADLOCK CONTINUES. FIRST .MATCH AT PERTH. RAILWAY DEPARTMENT AWAIT END OF 1 CONTROVERSY. (.U.P.A. bv Flee. Tel. Copyright) SYDNEY, Oct. 13. The chairman of the Cricket Board of Control. Air Robertson, stated that Don Bradman told the hoard that ho would not write for the press Bradman emphatically denies this. It is uncertain whether Bradman will play, for the Australian eleven in Perth! Excursion trains are contemplated from as far as Kalgoorlie for tjio fixture, but the Railway Department' is not advertising the time-tables until it is known whether Bradman will be playing. A message from the Orontes, at sea, says the Englishmen regard Bradman- as certain to play.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11767, 14 October 1932, Page 2
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