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	Jack Russell (essex Cricketer)
		Jack Russell (in full '''Charles Albert George Russell''' and erroneously written during his playing career as '''Albert Charles Russell'''; born October 7, 1887, Leyton, Essex, England ; died March 23, 1961, Whipps Cross, Leytonstone, Essex, England) was one of the leading batsmen in county cricket during the period after World War I.
		That winter, Russell went to South Africa and on the biting matting pitches achieved his finest performance with 436 runs for an average of almost 63.
		Nonetheless, in 1925 Russell his seven centuries and scored 2080 runs, whilst in 1928 he scored 131 and 104 against Lancashire, who were County Champions for the third successive year that season.
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	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Jack Russell (cricketer and artist) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Always a sporty type, Robert Charles "Jack" Russell (he gained the nickname for scampering between the wickets) gained the support he needed to become a first class cricketer from his father John at Stroud Cricket Club, and at Archway School, Stroud under the tutelage of sports master Ricky Rutter.
		Jack Russell was on the wrong end of many controversial Test selections, frequently being passed over in favour of Alec Stewart on account of his superior batting ability.
		Jack was never seen as a true team player, a perception reinforced by his being a loner off the field, his indulgence of his hobby of water colour painting, and his protective attitude to his family life.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Jack_Russell_(cricketer_and_artist) (1293 words)

	Jack Russell (cricketer and artist) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Robert Charles "Jack" Russell (born 15 August 1963 in Stroud, Gloucestershire), is a retired English international Cricketer, now as well known for his abilities as an artist.
		Russell had achieved something only one other Englishman had this century, Billy Griffith against West Indies in 1947-48 - but it was lost in the furor of the South African debacle, and the loss of the series.
		The summer of 1989 gave Russell a run in the England side, but his batting never reached such scoring heights again, and the game was moving forward in a new era of revolving score boards - a 6 hour stand for 29 was not what was required, however good you were behind the stumps.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jack_Russell_(cricketer_and_artist) (1290 words)

	Cricinfo - Players and Officials - Jack Russell
		Charles Albert George "Jack" Russell, who died in Whipps Cross Hospital on March 23, aged 73, was the first English batsman to hit a century in each innings of a Test match.
		The performance was the more remarkable because Jack Russell, as he was generally known, had,Wisden recorded at the time, to battle against illness; when he started his second innings he ought to have been in bed rather than on the cricket field.
		Russell played ten times for England, scoring 135 not out in his first against Australia at Adelaide in 1920; 101 at Manchester and 102 not out at The Oval during the disastrous Test series of 1921.
	www.icc-cricket.com /wcm/content/player/19497.html (671 words)

	Jack Russell Terrier Name
		Jack Parson Russell - Jack Parson Russell Jack Russell Terriers and Their Friends: Delightful Photographs Beginning in the nineteenth century, when the hunting parson Reverend Jack Russell first bred the terrier that bears his name, these dogs have become great favorites of all species of creatures, from their owners...
		Jack Parson - Jack Parson Parson Jack Russell Terrier by Christina Petersall, Parson Jack Russell Terrier: A-Z Jack Russell Terrier - The Jack Russell Terrier is a type of small terrier that has its origins in fox hunting and rat catching.
		Russell was educated at Oxford University, and it was there, tradition has it, that he spotted a little fl and white terrier bitch who was owned by a milkman.
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	BBC Gloucestershire Sport - A Gloucestershire legend retires...
		Jack Russell made his debut for Gloucestershire in 1981 as a 17 year old schoolboy.
		Jack has been, and still is, one of the greatest wicket-keepers of all time.
		And what a gain with Jack putting in fantastic performances for the county and bringing the level of wicket-keeping in Limited Overs cricket up to amazing standards, which many keepers have tried to emulate but seldom succeed.
	www.bbc.co.uk /gloucestershire/sport/2004/06/jack_russell_retires.shtml (584 words)

	Jack Parson Russell
		Jack Russell Terrier - The Jack Russell Terrier is a type of small terrier that has its origins in fox hunting and rat catching.
		Jack Russell (dog breeder) - John ("Jack") Russell (December 12, 1795â“1883), "The Sporting Parson" was an enthusiastic hunter and dog breeder as well as an ordained minister.
		Jack Russell (Essex cricketer) - Jack Russell (in full Charles Albert George Russell and erroneously written during his playing career as Albert Charles Russell; born October 7, 1887, Leyton, Essex, England; died March 23, 1961, Whipps Cross, Leytonstone, Essex, England) was one of the leading batsmen in county...
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	Russell to help Geraint Jones
		Former England wicketkeeper Jack Russell is to help current gloveman Geraint Jones improve his skills, at the request of coach Duncan Fletcher and captain Michael Vaughan.
		Russell ended a 22-year professional career last June after failing to recover from a back injury.
		He was named Wisden's cricketer of the year in 1990 and played his last Test in March 1998 against West Indies.
	www.rediff.com /cricket/2005/feb/28russel.htm (313 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - Lloyd lauds Walsh - Wednesday \| April 25, 2001
		CLIVE Lloyd, who was West Indies captain when Courtney Walsh made his entry into Test cricket against Australia at Perth in 1984, hopes he will not be lost to the game in the Caribbean.
		Jack Russell, the former England wicketkeeper, with whom Walsh formed a friendship during his 14 years at Gloucestershire, described him "the greatest fast bowler Gloucestershire have ever had".
		Many of Russell's over 1,000 catches behind the stumps in first-class cricket, he owes to Walsh.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20010425/sports/sports4.html (382 words)

	Cricinfo - Doyen of wicket-keepers believes more back-up is needed
		Jack Russell, the former Test wicket-keeper, believes England are failing to nurture the country's wicket-keeping talents
		But despite the almost intrusive analysis of Foster's style, athletic movement and handling skills on the parched pitches of the subcontinent, former Test wicket-keeper Jack Russell is convinced the England management are missing a trick in helping him to develop his game.
		Russell believes that more sustained specialist guidance should be made available beyond that which full-time ECB coach and former Middlesex keeper Paul Farbrace can offer alongside his other commitments.
	content-usa.cricinfo.com /cricketer/content/story/110835.html (877 words)

	Jack Russell (gloucestershire Cricketer)
		Best known for hiding under his floppy hat, Jack Russell was on the sharp end of many erratic Test selections, frequently being passed over in favour of Alec Stewart on account of his superior batting ability.
		He could also be a unorthodox but resolute lower-order batsman - his unbeaten 29 in 277 minutes at Johannesburg in 1995-96 is often forgotten, an innings which, along with that of Michael Atherton saved the Test.
		An eccentric, Russell was never seen as a team player, preferring to indulge in his hobby of water colour painting.
	www.seattleluxury.com /encyclopedia/entry/Jack_Russell_(Gloucestershire_cricketer) (274 words)

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		Jack Russell, fictional comics character "Werewolf by Night"
		Jack Russell (musician), lead singer for Great White
		Jack Russell, the male protagonist from the game Radiata Stories
	www.tscholars.com /encyclopedia/Jack_Russell (56 words)

	Jack Russell Gallery - Home
		The Jack Russell Gallery is situated on the high street in the picturesque market town of Chipping Sodbury in South Gloucestershire 12 miles north of Bristol.
		The building dates back to 1560 and was known as the Bell Inn until 1994 when it was purchased by Jack Russell who, after considerable refurbishment, changed its use to an art gallery.
		The art of Jack Russell MBE FRSA is only available exclusively through the contact page on this website.
	www.jackrussell.co.uk (107 words)

	BBC - Gloucestershire Sport - Gloucestershire CCC Cricket - Cracker Jack
		But for Russell the attention over the years that has surrounded his battered gloves and tatty hat, means explanations are required.
		Talking of rare footage, there is quite a lot covering Jack’s early years, plus a walk around the Circle in the Uplands area of Stroud where he grew up and at Farmhill where he first played club cricket for Stroud.
		There’s actually more old footage of Jack’s Test career with England than there is of the more recent One day success with Gloucestershire, but this refreshingly reminds the viewer of what Russell did in his 54 Test appearances.
	www.bbc.co.uk /gloucestershire/sport/2003/12/17/cracker_jack.shtml (570 words)

	Quirky Jack may be last of his kind - Columns - www.theage.com.au
		Jack Russell was a cricketer who brought a touch of the English sitcom to the field of battle.
		Jack, I believe, eschewed strong drinks in later years, even down to the way he drank his tea.
		I changed next to him at the Oval against the Aussies in '89 and I'd heard about Jack, played a bit with him, but it was the first time I'd sat next to him in the changing room.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2004/06/25/1088144973095.html?from=storyrhs (757 words)

	More info about the poet: Jack Russell - references bibliography
		Russell Rescue, Inc. (RRI) is a national network of volunteers dedicated to placing unwanted, displaced or abandoned Jack Russell Terriers into permanent...
		Jack Russell batting, fielding and pitching major league baseball lifetime statistics for each season and his career, and a list of any post-season awards...
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	BMD-Certificates.co.uk Celebrates the Birthday of Jack Russell With Their Birth Certificate
		This birth certificate is one of a ongoing series commemorating some of the great people who have been born in the UK and gone on to world prominence in their field, and offers an unique glimpse into their life, and are the perfect item for collectors, fans, historians and researchers alike.
		Best known for hiding under his floppy hat, Jack Russell was on the sharp end of many erratic Test selections, frequently being passed over in favor of Alec Stewart on account of his superior batting ability.
		An eccentric, Russell was never seen as a team player, preferring to indulge in his hobby of water color painting.
	www.prweb.com /releases/2005/08/prweb271161.htm (585 words)

	C. A. G. Russell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Charles Albert George "Jack" Russell (erroneously written during his playing career as Albert Charles Russell) (born October 7, 1887, Leyton, Essex, England; died March 23, 1961, Whipps Cross, Leytonstone, Essex, England) was one of the leading batsmen in county cricket during the period after World War I.
		A son of Essex's first regular wicket-keeper and a cousin of famous Kent bowler Tich Freeman, Russell first played for Essex in 1908 but did not establish himself until 1913.
		In 1949, twelve years before he died, Russell was among the first professional cricketers to be given membership of the MCC.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jack_Russell_(Essex_cricketer) (577 words)

	Jack Russell Terrier GuestBook (Archived Entries): July/August 1998
		I have been researching diffrent terrier breeds and i have found her to be a Jack Russel Terrier...
		My dad now wants a Jack Russel, because he once had one called Oxo when he was a kid, and he has always blamed himself since he was a kid when Oxo got killed by other dogs in a field.
		There is nothing like having Jack waking us, with lots of kisses, and then at night, he likes for us to massage his legs (after a very long walk), and rub his belly, as he looks so deeply into our eyes...
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	Old-fashioned air lingers around Stewart
		As befits an international cricketer at the dawn of the 21st century, Stewart is dedicated to physical fitness and has embraced both the five-day and one-day forms of the game with equal facility.
		Yet his values are rooted in the old English game when social circumstances dictated that the professionals performed their allotted roles and kept their complaints to themselves.
		Instead, he was shunted throughout the order when the selectors decided they could afford to play a specialist wicketkeeper, usually Jack Russell who was rated in England, at least, as the superior custodian.
	www.icricketer.com /news/jul25/news16.shtml (584 words)

	Russell Jack - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Russell Jack - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Gloucestershire County Cricket Club, cricket club formed in 1871, whose home ground and headquarters are at the County Ground in Bristol....
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	Cricinfo - Players and Officials - Jack Russell
		Wicketkeepers are often eccentric, but Russell outquirks the lot.
		Whether he is standing up to the medium-pacers, barking encouragement to his fielders or leaving the ball with a gratuitous flourish, Russell is the character's character.
		A painter and a tea addict, forever glued to his battered sunhat, he was anything but a sportsman of his age.
	content-usa.cricinfo.com /england/content/player/19500.html (354 words)

	Best of Cricket - Box Set (DVD)
		Cricket's Greatest Entertainers XI Michael Atherton introduces an incredible team of eleven of the most entertaining players ever to have graced the game.
		Robert Charles Russell, otherwise known as Jack Russell, is an eccentric character, that’s for sure, but he is also a phenomenal talent.
		This programme looks at Jack the man, cricketer and painter and gives a fascinating insight into one of cricket’s madcap characters.
	www.sportingdvds.com /Box-Sets/Best-of-Cricket-Box-Set-DVD (651 words)

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		Still regarded by experts such as Michael Atherton and Dickie Bird as the best keeper in England, Jack Russell has also turned his attention to art with great acclaim.
		When a small Jack Russell called Max arrives at an old house one wild and stormy night, no one is very surprised, least of all Meg, the West Highland terrier who lives there.
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	Rugby Football Union - World Cup ref and ex-England international awarded Honorary Fellowships and Degree
		He is also on the management group of the School of Sport and Leisure and gives frequent talks to the rugby and cricket teams.
		Janet Trotter, Vice Chancellor and Principal of the University of Gloucestershire said: “The University is delighted to be able to celebrate the achievements of new Honorary Fellows, all of whom have made a significant contribution to their subject areas, Gloucestershire and the University community.
		Just weeks later he showcased his cricketing talents playing against the likes of Imran Khan in the Cambridge/Oxford Varsity match at Lords.
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	Festival success
		The festival, consisting of competitive music and art competitions, took place over the weekend at the town's Memorial Hall, showcasing local talent of all ages.
		The festival was launched on Friday night with an evening with artist and former England cricketer Jack Russell who unveiled some of his work.
		"I was very happy with the time Jack Russell spent with us and the help and support he gave.
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