BRADMAN CRITICISED
(Press Assn.—
TOO FOND OF GETTING HIS • NAME INTO PRINT REFUSAL OF OFFER APPROVED
-By Telegraph — O -pyrlght).
Rec. Nov. 4, 5.5 p.m. LONDON, Tuesday. Lord Tennyson, speaking at a cricket club' dmmer, said that Bon Bradman was perfectly right in refusing the offer of the Accrington Club. Though Bradman was one of the finest.batsmen in tbe world, he had a great deal to learn. He was not in the same class as Trumper, Hill and others, and had not half the strokes of Hobbs, Wooley and Sutcliffe. The sooner Bradman ceased wanting to get his name into print the better Arthur Gilligan agreed with Lord Tennyson.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 63, 5 November 1931, Page 3
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