By Paul Abraham
Leeds Mercury Feb 10th 1934
AN UNLUCKY PICKPOCKET.
Hull Daily Mail August 19th 1935
Bramley Rugby League Club have placed eleven players on the transfer list. Their names and amount transfer fees are:—Bowden (£250), Ballantyne (£150), Abram and Ingham (£100). Hudson, Vowles, Hughes and Morrell (£50), Blackburn, Martin and Witham (£25).
Hull Daily Mail October 3rd 1938
BRAMLEY PLAYER’S SPINE FRACTURED – RUGBY LEAGUE
Leeds Mercury November 23rd 1938
Bramley Rugby League Club last night came to terms with Lou Brown, the former New Zealand international right winger. He will play for them against Halifax the Barley Mow on Saturday. Brown was signed by Wigan In 1925, but did not settle there and returned to New Zealand. He toured England with the All Blacks in 1926, and afterwards was persuaded to return to Wigan. He was transferred to Halifax in 1930, and two years later he was secured by York, whom he left at the end of the 1934 season. Brown has since played for Bordeaux, the French club. Another new man signed by Bramley last night, Albert Evans, is a centre or stand-off half from a Barrow junior club. Evans, who is 20 years of age, weighs 12st. 6lb. and stands 5ft. 10in. He will be in the centre on Saturday, and another newcomer in the provisionally selected team is J. Sedgewick, on the left wing, son of the former Bramley centre.