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}} '''W.G. Grace''' was a famous [[cricket]]er known to at least some [[Britain|Britons]] in the early [[20th century]]. Sir [[Robert Muir]] compared the [[Fifth Doctor]] to him after a cricket game at [[Cranleigh Hall]] on [[11 June]] [[1925]]. Sir Robert referred to him as "the Master," which momentarily confused the Doctor as he believed that he was referring to his [[The Master|enemy | }} '''W.G. Grace''' was a famous [[cricket]]er known to at least some [[Britain|Britons]] in the early [[20th century]]. Sir [[Robert Muir]] compared the [[Fifth Doctor]] to him after a cricket game at [[Cranleigh Hall]] on [[11 June]] [[1925]]. Sir Robert referred to him as "the Master," which momentarily confused the Doctor as he believed that he was referring to his [[The Master|enemy of the same name]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[Black Orchid (TV story)|Black Orchid]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 11:12, 25 August 2012
W.G. Grace was a famous cricketer known to at least some Britons in the early 20th century. Sir Robert Muir compared the Fifth Doctor to him after a cricket game at Cranleigh Hall on 11 June 1925. Sir Robert referred to him as "the Master," which momentarily confused the Doctor as he believed that he was referring to his enemy of the same name. (DW: Black Orchid)
