BRADMAN'S CONDITION

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21919, 1 October 1934, Page 9

BRADMAN'S CONDITION

" GOING ON VERY WELL " IMPROVEMENT MAINTAINED BELIEVED OUT OF DANGER (Received September 30, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON, Sept. 29 A bulletin issued at 3 a.m. to-day stated that the young Australian cricketer Don Bradman was having a good night and that his improvement after his operation for appendicitis was being maintained. "He is going on very well now," said the bulletin. Later in the day it was reported that Bradman was still holding his own well. The Sun news service yesterday said that it understood that, as far as the doctors coukl tell, Bradman was out of danger. LATEST BULLETIN GOOD NIGHT PASSED TEMPERATURE DOWN (Received October 1, 12.5 a.m.) LONDON, Se-st. 30 A bulletin issued this morning states, that Bradman had a good night. His temperature is down, his pulse is good and his condition is satisfactory. AUSTRALIAN PLAYERS EIGHT LEAVE FOR HOME ENTHUSIASTIC FAREWELL (Received September 30, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON, Sept. 2:3 Much relieved to hear of the improvement in Bradman's condition, Ponsford, TV all, McCabe, O Reilly, Fleetwood-Smith. Bromley, Chipperfield and Darling left St. Paneras station, London, to-day to embark on the Orontes at Tilbury. The Australian cricketers were bidden farewell by prominent men, including Messrs. P. F. Warner, A. P. F. Chapman and Sir Stanley Jackson, and many Australian friends. They were given an enthusiastic send-off. The manager of the team, Mr. Harold Bushbv, will leave on Thursday.