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- "Dean To Play For Victoria",The Argus,Melbourne,23 February 1953,p 8
- Alf Brown,"Footscray's first",The Herald,Melbourne,25 February 1953,p 19
- "Bowler in Vic. gets 8/20",The Mail,Adelaide,13 November 1954,p 9
- "Seagull Downs Magpie",Williamstown Chronicle,30 January 1953,p 8
- "South shaky",The Argus,Melbourne,7 December 1953,p 17
- "Congratulations Arthur!",Williamstown Advertiser,27 February 1953,p 2
- "Here Comes a Good One",The Age,Melbourne,18 November 1953,p 14
- Percy Taylor,"Stars return to Sth. Melbourne",The Argus,Melbourne,12 February 1953,p 12
- ↑ "Arthur Dean". ESPN Cricinfo. Retrieved 2 December 2015.
- ↑ "Pennant men shake up test stars", The Argus, Melbourne, 16 February 1953, p 9
- ↑ "Cricket", Williamstown Chronicle, 29 February 1952, p 3
