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Lockwood's bowling reached its highest point, though, against Yorkshire at the Oval when Richardson was injured: he took 7 for 94 on a very true pitch to win the match that decided the Championship.
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Lockwood's batting did not suffer from the advance of his bowling: indeed he frequently opened with Bobby Abel in 1894 and scored over 900 runs under the most difficult conditions.
Lockwood's and though
In spite of Mr. Lockwood's questions, she maintained that, though her husband may have attempted to get hold of Peace, he did not succeed in doing so.
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" Allowing for Mr. Lockwood's zeal as an advocate, there can be no question that, had Peace chosen or been in a position to take proceedings, more than one newspaper had at this time laid itself open to prosecution for contempt of court.
Lockwood's headstone at Golden Gate National Cemetery
After Lockwood had been deer and quail hunting at the club for several years as Duncan's guest, Lockwood learned of an amazing coincidence: Lockwood's predecessor as submarine fleet commander, Robert Henry English, had died on the same hunting club property in the crash of the Philippine Clipper flying boat.
Encouraged by the news of Belva Lockwood, who had become the first female law student at National University in Washington, DC, Gillett moved to Washington in hopes of following in Lockwood's footsteps.
Lockwood's and when
Lockwood's family returned to the United Kingdom when she was a child, along with her brother.
Lockwood's and was
Frank Lockwood's Island near Lochbuie is named after the brother-in-law of the 21st MacLean of Lochbuie, who was Solicitor General from 1894-5.
While on the run, Berrigan was interviewed for Lee Lockwood's documentary The Holy Outlaw.
First, Brugmansia vulcanicola was said to be a subspecies of B. sanguinea, but this was refuted by Lockwood's former mentor, R. E.
Her best known work of the period was as one of Margaret Lockwood's friends in Alfred Hitchcock's The Lady Vanishes ( 1938 ).
In 1895 and 1896, it was clear that Lockwood's failure in Australia was due to more than different conditions: his physical condition was clearly very poor and his weight was far too great for him to sustain first-class cricket.
Lockwood's and for
Before the American Revolution, early settlers seeking land near Lockwood's Folly River applied for patents and received warrants for surveys of selected tracts.
Set in Hollywood in the waning days of the silent screen era, it focuses on romantic lead Don Lockwood, his sidekick Cosmo Brown, aspiring actress Kathy Selden, and Lockwood's leading lady Lina Lamont, whose less-than-dulcet vocal tones make her an unlikely candidate for stardom in talking pictures.
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All of Lockwood's stations are either primary CW stations or have the CW on a digital subchannel.
Lockwood's and .
* Catherine Earnshaw: First introduced in Lockwood's discovery of her diary and etchings, Catherine's life is almost entirely detailed in the first volume.
This island extended from Lockwood's Folly Inlet west six miles ( 10 km ) to Bacon Inlet.
Although Lockwood's husband encouraged her, judges used her married status to deny her access to the courts, including the bar of the US Supreme Court.
In July 1879 Lockwood's daughter Lura McNall married DeForest Orme, a pharmacist.
Lockwood's conceptual distinction influenced Jürgen Habermas ' discussion in the classic Legitimation Crises, who made the now famous distinction between system integration and social integration of the lifeworld.
As a result of Lockwood's initiatives, the " silent service " suddenly began racking up many kills, including key enemy warships.
Lockwood's wartime awards were the Navy Distinguished Service Medal three times, and the Legion of Merit award.
The dreadfully wet summer of 1902 restricted Lockwood's opportunities.
Frank Lockwood's Island ( or Eilean Sneth Dian ) lies in the Firth of Lorne, just offshore from the Laggan peninsula to the south.
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The first was won with Cronje scoring 49 and 74 ; in the second Test, he took 3 / 14, his best bowling in Tests, and smashed 82 off 63 balls, his fifty being brought up with three consecutive sixes off Muttiah Muralitharan, and was reached off just 31 balls ; at the time, it was the second fastest in Tests after Kapil Dev's.
Benaud's bowling reached a new level on the return leg of Australia's overseas tour, when they stopped in the Indian subcontinent in 1956-57 en route back to Australia.
Boycott reached the milestone from the bowling of Greg Chappell with an on drive for four.
Reminiscing about the match later, Compton compared the South Africans ' bowling with a decent county side, but criticised their catching ( he had been dropped before he reached 20 ).
In the notorious third Test at Adelaide, the English Bodyline tactic of bowling fast balls directed at the Australian batsmen's bodies reached its most dramatic moment when fast bowler Harold Larwood hit Oldfield in the head, fracturing his skull ( although this was from a top edge off a traditional non-Bodyline ball and Oldfield admitted it was his fault ).
He brought up his century with a boundary off the bowling of Fidel Edwards, and by the end of the first day had reached 167 not out.
Taking bruising blows from the hostile pace bowling of Fred Trueman and Brian Statham on a pitch with irregular bounce due to the presence of a ridge, Lawry reached 32 at stumps on the first day after England were bowled out for 206.
It was played at Hastings, a favourite bowling haunt for Underwood who, having gone in to bat as nightwatchman, finally reached the hundred mark in his 618th first-class innings.
Though if nine wickets are down when the agreed time for tea is reached so that the bowling team only needs one more wicket to end the batting team ’ s innings, tea is delayed to the earlier of that wicket being taken or 30 minutes elapsing.
England reached 231 thanks to partly to a " priceless " 56-run late partnership between Paul Allott ( 52 ) and Willis ( 11 ) before Willis then led the bowling attack with four wickets to restrict Australia to 130 all out.
* For each dismissal, the kind of dismissal ( e. g. LBW or run out ), the bowler ( in the case of a bowling, LBW, catch, or stumping ), any other player involved ( in the case of a catch or stumping ), as well as the total the batting team reached at that point in the game (' the fall of wicket ').
He reached his maiden test century with a driven four off the bowling of Tait before making 158, eventually being dismissed by Glenn McGrath.
In 1898, Townsend bowled on a sticky wicket at Lord's to win the opening match against Middlesex, and, though on the hard pitches his bowling was largely harmless, his skill as a batsman reached far beyond that of previous years and he hit five centuries-the highest being 159 against Lancashire.
Roland Perry wrote that Lindwall " reached his zenith, producing a sustained, sensational season of brilliant, powerful and intelligent fast bowling ".
Taylor, batting at number four, scored 20 runs as England replied with 286, however the tourists bowling success would not strike twice as Australia reached 339 to save the game, and Taylor was quiet behind the stumps that innings.
Kenya's captain Tom Tikolo top-scored with 48 as the Africans reached 228 all out against Argentina, who were unable to cope with the bowling of Zahoor Sheikh ( 4-25 ) and could do no better than 141, thus losing by 87 runs.
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It was founded circa 1958 – 1959 after the publication of its ( first ) holy book the Principia Discordia, written by Malaclypse the Younger and Omar Khayyam Ravenhurst after a series of shared hallucinations at a bowling alley.
Cardiff Arms Park is best known as a rugby union stadium, however Cardiff Athletic Bowls Club ( CABC ) was established in 1923, and ever since then, the club has used the Arms Park as its bowling club.
Cricket in the 1860s underwent an evolutionary phase with the legalisation of overarm bowling in June 1864 and Grace himself said it was " no exaggeration to say that, between 1860 and 1870, English cricket passed through its most critical period " with the game in transition and " it was quite a revolutionary period so far as its rules were concerned ".
Both aims are achieved the underlying aim of bowling the ball in such a way that the batsman is unable to consistently connect with the ball in the middle of the bat and control its movement after contact.
Resin makes a bowling ball tackier than it would otherwise be, increasing its ability to hook into the pins at an angle and ( with correct technique ) making strikes easier to achieve.
Shortly after its return to Polish territory Tychy began to develop into a small urban settlement, acquiring a hospital, a fire station, a post office, a school, a swimming pool, a bowling hall and a number of shops and restaurants.
He expanded its size and facilities, taking over land and buildings from the farm next door, reaching beyond what is now Kelvin Road and created a bowling green, trap-ball grounds and gardens.
Although in its early days the Community House offered activities such as bowling and a men's smoking room, it now features a wide range of classes and activities for all ages.
During its height, Marcellus was also home to two theaters, a bowling alley, and a pool hall.
Currie is also very well known for its social scene, being home to a vintage bowling ally and café, two bars / clubs ( both located downtown ), and Breezy Point Tavern, a popular destination for the older generation who are looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city.
In its heyday Saxton had a bowling alley, a toy factory, a candy factory, a coal power plant, dozens of shops and businesses, and even a 7Up Bottling factory.
The hotel contained a tennis court, horse stables, garden, bowling alley, power plant, and Russian and Turkish baths, where visitors could enjoy the " medicinal " qualities of its salt sulfur waters.
Another half century saw him end with 195 runs at 65. 00 and his bowling was at its most productive in five years, with 10 wickets at 13. 00.
At its height in the 1950s and ' 60s it also held several restaurants, a bowling alley, a movie theater and a motel.
Five-pin bowling allows for more strategy in its play than the ten-pin variant, because of the differing point values for each pin.
One of the Superman Films used the Phoenix Plaza bowling alley in Wokingham for one of its scenes.
Mombasa's northern shoreline is renowned for its vibrant 24-hour entertainment offers, including both family entertainment ( water parks, cinemas, bowling, etc.
Since being brought to the United States from Europe, ten-pin bowling ( a modern version of the game of skittles ) has risen in popularity as its technology has improved.
Although it has not shed its working class image entirely, today bowling is now a unisex sport, and is enjoyed by people the world over.
The period from 1940 to 1960 is known as the golden age of bowling due to the sport's great popularity increase and advances in its play.
Promotion by the U. S. Armed Forces and its image as a sport for the common man made bowling an enticing choice of activity for Americans.
Brunswick itself introduced its own " Model A " automatic pinspotter design to bowling centers in 1955, and its successors ( A2 and " JetBack ", both with quicker delivery of returned balls over the Model A ) are still in widespread use.
At its peak there were over 160 bowling alleys in the UK, but a lack of re-investment and waning interest left the fad in a sorry state.
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