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	CB Fry
		Fry was unbeaten as an England cricket captain and in later years was a member of the national selectors.
		Fry and Ranjitsinjhi, one of the most memorable of partnerships both for Sussex and England, together changed the game of cricket significantly; it is said that nobody late-cut like the magical Indian prince, nobody on-drove like Fry.
		Fry adjusted to her death with great equanimity and even her children showed all the freedom of the newly liberated.
	www.reptonchurch.org.uk /CBFry.htm (1785 words)

	FRANKLYN CARDS: CB FRY
		Fry's bowling hit a storm of controversy and in a world where some of the most fearsome bowlers of the sub-continent are being accused of throwing it is worth having a look at history.
		Fry was convinced Phillips had been sent to umpire the match with the express purpose of no-balling him and was equally convinced each and every ball he sent down the wicket was of textbook quality.
		Fry had the first but not the second but was always confident that if he had pressed Ranji on the point (who was well capable of funding 10,000 sterling per annum) he would have been King of Albania.
	www.franklyncards.com /one/great004.htm (1629 words)

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	Richard Fry Papers
		Fry was to pay the partnership an additional 64 pounds sterling per annum for the privilege of operating one of the mills.
		Fry was bodily committed to Boston Goal around the end of 1736, or at the beginning of 1737.
		Fry was popular with his fellow inmates; while in court he drew up two petitions protesting the treatment of prisoners.
	www.clements.umich.edu /Webguides/S/SmFry.html (1200 words)

	Books: Ballad of East and West (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Fry was a brilliant scholar at Oxford, where he won blues for cricket, football and athletics.
		Fry was impressed when Ranji "waved the first ball I bowled him to the picket fence of the pavilion".
		To Fry "the stroke was a revelation of an entirely new technique only possible to a player with a quickness of eye, a nicety of poise, a surety of foot and a control of hand far superior to the best English practice".
	www.india-today.com /itoday/19071999/books.html (583 words)

	Telegraph \| Sport \| MCC turn heat on chairman Fry in showdown at Lord's (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Fry, grandson of the legendary sporting all-rounder CB Fry, has angered some committee members with what they alleged is a "presidential style" which lacks consultation – although his dedication to his job has never been questioned.
		Fry's defence was that he had to do it this way because he wanted to comply with requests for confidentiality from other candidates.
		Fry expected the committee to approve the scheme without argument but so ferocious was the opposition that he was forced to backtrack and proposals to be presented today will say members can only sell the tickets back to the club.
	telegraph.co.uk /sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2006/10/18/scbose18.xml (739 words)

	The Herald
		Charles Burgess Fry, who died 50 years ago this week, was a figure seemingly distilled from boys' comic fiction.
		Fry stood unsuccessfully as Liberal parliamentary candidate for Brighton, polling 20,000 votes long after he had ceased to play for Sussex.
		Fry made a subsequent career in sports journalism, pioneering analytical criticism, though his cricket reports were telephoned by his chauffeur.
	www.theherald.co.uk /69350.shtml (567 words)

	C. B. Fry - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fry insisted that he be allowed to suspend one foot in front of the starting line, hovering in mid-air, above the ground.
		Fry’s game was probably a little too refined for the hurly-burly of professional football and he never relished the physical excesses of some of the tackles.
		After graduating from Oxford, Fry became a teacher at Repton, and later became Director of the Training Ship Mercury, a nautical school primarily designed to prepare boys for service in the Royal Navy (though this was primarily the interest of his wife Beatrice).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/C._B._Fry (1053 words)

	Cricinfo - Players and Officials - C.B. Fry
		The conjunction at the creases of CB Fry and KS Ranjitsinhji was a sight and an appeal to the imagination not likely ever to be repeated; Fry, nineteenth-century rationalist, batting according to first principles with a sort of moral grandeur, observing patience and abstinence.
		As we consider Fry's enormous aggregates of runs summer by summer, we should not forget that he took part, during all the extent of his career, in only one Test match lasting more than three days, and that he never visited Australia as a cricketer.
		The general notion is that Fry was not successful as an England batsman; and it is true that in Test matches he did not remain on his habitual peaks.
	content.cricinfo.com /ci/content/player/12930.html (2653 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| England \| London \| Blue plaque marks 'English hero'
		Fry played for England in cricket and at football, as well as playing for Southampton in the FA Cup, and went on to write books about sport.
		Fry's England cricketing career, which began in 1899, included 26 tests, in which he scored 1223 at an average of 32.18.
		Fry, known as CB, who died in 1956 at the age of 84, also had a maverick career outside sport, representing India at the League of Nations and almost becoming a Liberal MP in the 1930s.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/uk_news/england/london/4480301.stm (262 words)

	Who was CB Fry and what did he do? in The AnswerBank: History
		CB Fry never became King of Albania - something that millions of people have similarly failed to do throughout history.
		Fry did little to play down the adulation, which reflected academic brilliance (obtaining a first class degree with honours), intellectual prowess (a brilliant conversationalist, he was chums with Max Beerbohm and Hilaire Belloc as an undergraduate) and unprecedented sporting greatness.
		Fry played football for England, (or should that be 'association football' - he was a famous snob).
	www.theanswerbank.co.uk /Article3422.html (890 words)

	Cricinfo - New light shed on CB Fry: A brilliant cricketer, a memorable character
		Fry had many gifts but emotional strength was not one of them - and nor was wealth.
		His marriage to Beatrice Sumner may not have been unconnected with the fact that her lover Charles Hoare, with whom she'd been involved since she was 15 and who was the father of her illegitimate children, was rich enough to finance all three of them.
		Fry and she were married for 48 years before she died but it seems clear that her banker lover, not CB, was the love of her life.
	www.icc-cricket.com /wcm/content/story/83956.html (1379 words)

	CB Fry: blue plaque to be unveiled outside his birthplace on his birthday - Monday 25th April - News Archive - Latest ...
		CB Fry: blue plaque to be unveiled outside his birthplace on his birthday - Monday 25th April - News Archive - Latest News - Lord's
		CB Fry: blue plaque to be unveiled outside his birthplace on his birthday - Monday 25th April
		An English Heritage blue plaque is to be unveiled outside the birthplace of C.B. Fry - the great sporting all-rounder, cricket-writer and former England batsman.
	www.lords.org /latest-news/news-archive/cb-fry-blue-plaque-to-be-unveiled-outside-his-birthplace-on-his-birthday-monday-25th-april,541,NS.html (160 words)

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		The case was tried before me in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on February 19, 1985, pursuant to the August 13, 1984 amended consolidated complaint issued by the Acting General Counsel of the National Labor Relations Board through the Regional Director for Region 16.
		The fines were based on a provision in the constitution of the International Union (UAW or the International).2 The General Counsel also alleges that Respondents violated Section 8(b)(1)(A) of the Act by maintaining and enforcing this provision of the constitu- tion.
		Fry did offer certain provisions of the UAW's constitution pertaining to trials of members.
	www.nlrb.gov /nlrb/shared_files/decisions/282/282-466.txt (3659 words)

	Reality TV Rules - Big Brother 5 Live Feed Updates: Friday, September 10, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Jenn tells CB to be careful in the shower (he was getting in) because she sprayed cleaner in there and was giong to clean it before she showered.
		CB says he heard them going at it, Jenn says she was sleeping, sorry.
		CB says that they needed that (luxury) Diane says she got her clothes, she is ready to be sent home after CB said they are so close and all have to be getting nervous to see their families.
	tvrules.net /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=5794 (5344 words)

	BBC SPORT \| CRICKET \| Ninety years of neutrality
		CB Fry led England to victory in the tournament final
		And, although they at least forced Australia to bat twice on their return to Lord's, Mitchell's men missed nine chances in the field to concede a 127-run deficit, eventually going down by 10 wickets.
		To be sure of a result, the match was designated timeless, but CB Fry's second innings heroics made sure that only four days were needed.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/hi/cricket/1791865.stm (590 words)

	TheFA.com - Crossing the divide
		But surely the greatest allrounder was CB Fry, who for many years played at right back for Southampton, including playing in the 1902 FA Cup Final which the Saints lost in a replay to Sheffield United.
		Fry earned his one England cap a year earlier, against Ireland in the 1901 international which England won 3-0.
		Remarkably, Fry also played Test cricket for England, opening the batting with WG Grace, and never lost a Test as captain.
	www.thefa.com /Features/Other/Postings/2002/07/15498.htm (466 words)

	DeLorean Mailing List 4/15/98
		Re: DML: CB Antenna re:DML: Is your Delorean for ?
		Big CB units are a pain to remove in and out of the vehicle, they are still a better unit then the hand held units.
		CB sets have cast iron output transistors and are make for people like me who have hooked them up to nearly everything including a window screen for an antenna and have yet to FRY one or hear of anyone who has.
	www.dmcnews.com /backissues/dml352.html (5492 words)

	De Mortuis Nil Nisi Bene?
		Charles Burgess Fry, the remarkable sportsman, was born in 1872, captained the English cricket team, played soccer and rugby for England, broke world long jump record which he held for 21 years and was a deputy delegate at the League of Nations Assembly in 1919.
		CB Fry won the Greek prize as an undergraduate at Oxford, where he topped the list of first class honours in classics.
		Fry was at ease discussing anything from iambic pentameters to the niceties of long past cricket games.
	www.angelfire.com /va/karlmay/mortuis.html (6042 words)

	Repton School, Derbyshire, independent school for boys and girls 13 to 19.
		He was also an outstanding cricketer: he captained the England cricket team without losing a Test Match and scored six centuries in successive innings.
		Fry arrived in Repton in 1885 and boarded in what was then Forman House.
		CB Fry left Repton in 1891 and died in 1956 after a distinguished career in journalism and public life.
	www.repton.org.uk /mainlist.html?pgi=head.ors (510 words)

	Exterior
		Sure would like to avoid putting an ugly CB antenna on the Scirocco.
		A)The fuba is way to short for the CB waves, I suggest get Radio Shacks book about antennas thats how i figured it out.
		The length of the antenna and coil are important to its performance and i definatly suggest getting the antenna to CB matched so you don't fry your CB.
	www.scirocco.org /faq/exterior (1034 words)

	CB installation - Car Forums and Automotive Chat
		In general, the longer the antenna and the shorter the cable (to the CB unit), the better off you will be.
		If your CB came with an antenna (in the box, part of a kit) then you're fine.
		First, any CB antenna requires what is known as a "ground plane".
	www.automotiveforums.com /t20012.html (2719 words)

	Brighton & Hove Bus and Coach Company Limited (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		He arrived there in the early 1890s and soon showed a magical talent for batting that attracted thousands of people to Hove whenever he was at the crease.
		Ranji, as he was always known, formed a friendship with the English batsman, CB Fry.
		They were a great contrast when together at the wicket, Fry with his rugged athleticism and Ranji with his smooth style.
	www.buses.co.uk /history/fleethist/644kr.htm (182 words)

	Bangkok's Independent Newspaper
		But here’s four who did: CB Fry, Denis Compton, Willie Watson and Arthur Milton were all cricket-soccer internationals, though in Fry’s case he was a triple, having playing for England at rugby as well.
		That was back at the start of the 20th century, mind you, when Charles Burgess Fry played fly-half for England and held a world long jump record from 1892 to 1913.
		An Oxford University soccer captain, Fry played for England against Ireland in 1901 and for Southampton the previous year in the FA Cup final won 4-0 by Bury.
	www.nationmultimedia.com /2005/09/20/sport/index.php?news=sport_18651371.html (860 words)

	The Onion Bag Issue 116: Spot kick chivalry
		In a move of chivalry not seen since the days of CB Fry's Corinthians, Pires chose to weakly tap the ball allowing the on-rushing defenders to clear the danger.
		Fry preferred his players to puff on Capstans during penalties, describing them as "a standing insult to sportsmen to have to play under a rule which assumes that players intend to trip, hack and push opponents and to behave like cads of the most unscrupulous kidney".
		Pires explained his actions after the game: "The chaps and I had discussed the whole sorry mess of receiving a second penalty," he told baffled journalists.
	www.the-onion-bag.com /index.php?story=266 (515 words)

	Anecdote - C. B. Fry - Leaping Ambition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Celebrity Anecdotes is a 2006 IPPY Award nominee: True funny stories (embarrassing moments, pranks, bloopers, quips, insults...) about 48 celebs from Jennifer Aniston, George Clooney and Johnny Depp to Arnold, Cher, Jacko, Ozzy, Tiger & Donald Trump.
		C.B. Fry, of Britain's greatest sporting heroes, was both a first-class athlete and a first-class scholar.
		Fry, C. (?-) British cricket player and poet [noted for various poems]
	www.anecdotage.com /index.php?aid=4230 (154 words)

	The longest wait for a new signing's debut \| Special Reports \| Guardian Unlimited Football
		Plus: how did CB Fry come to be offered the throne of Albania?; did Rangers beat Dortmund 8-0?; and the oldest player to make his professional debut.
		Iain Wilton, author of CB Fry - An English Hero, says: "Fry was much more than a sportsman.
		A suitably neutral leader was required but, as mentioned, money was an issue, forcing Fry's polite decline.
	football.guardian.co.uk /theknowledge/story/0,13854,1550199,00.html?... (942 words)

	DeLorean Mailing List 4/14/98
		If you do choose to use you CB more frequently and not want to permenantly mount you antenna, I would get a fire stick, because when using the magnet antenna on a tiny metal plate like I described, the conections are not as good as if it were grounded to the car itself.
		Subject: Re: DML: CB Antenna Be careful with this, because many CB antenna's require that the base of the antenna be "grounded".
		Subject: Re: DML: CB Antenna On Mon, 13 Apr 1998, Marc A Levy wrote: > Last weekend, Kayo Ong stopped by for a visit, and he had a CB antenna > that looked more like a Celular antenna, and it was on the front > windsheild.
	www.dmcnews.com /backissues/apr98files/dml351.html (6085 words)

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