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First person to greet M.C.C. Captain Fred Brown on his Arrival in Brisbane to day (22/11/50) was 61-Year-old Mr. A Tatlow, of Northgate, Brisbane. Mr. Tatlow came to Australia after the first world war and has met Every English Test team to visit Australia since then, He has also accompanied every Australian test team to England. January 01, 1950. (Photo by Courier-Mail). Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/first-person-to-greet-mcc-captain-fred-brown-on-his-arrival-in-brisbane-to-day-221150-was-61-year-old-mr-a-tatlow-of-northgate-brisbane-mr-tatlow-came-to-australia-after-the-first-world-war-and-has-met-every-english-test-team-to-visit-australia-since-then-he-has-also-accompanied-every-australian-test-team-to-england-january-01-1950-photo-by-courier-mail-image463567565.htmlRM2HX594D–First person to greet M.C.C. Captain Fred Brown on his Arrival in Brisbane to day (22/11/50) was 61-Year-old Mr. A Tatlow, of Northgate, Brisbane. Mr. Tatlow came to Australia after the first world war and has met Every English Test team to visit Australia since then, He has also accompanied every Australian test team to England. January 01, 1950. (Photo by Courier-Mail).
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