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	Jim Baxter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Baxter is particularly remembered for his inspirational role in Scotland's famous 3-2 hammering of England in 1967.
		After a sensational performance, Baxter infamously began playing "keepie uppie" or ball juggling during the match in an effort to torment the opposition.
		Baxter lost a long battle against cancer when he died April 2001.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jim_Baxter (414 words)

	Baxter
		Jim Baxter was born in the Fife mining village of Hill O'Beath on 29 September 1939.
		Baxter's Rangers career was laden with trophies, coming as it did in the years prior to Celtic's nine-year dominance of the Scottish First Division.
		Baxter had never been the best trainer in the world and, like fellow genius George Best, he was often to be seen with a drink in one hand and a lady on the other.
	www.rangers1.co.uk /baxter.htm (680 words)

	Jim Baxter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Baxter was one of the finest wing-halves in world football in the early 1960s when he won three league championships, three Scottish Cups and four League Cups with Rangers.
		Baxter also won 34 caps for Scotland and represented the Rest of the World in the Football Association's centenary match against England at Wembley in 1963.
		Baxter produced a mesmerizing display, which included playing his own game of `keepy-uppy' on the touchline and sitting on the ball at one stage to show how far he was in command of the English defence.
	www.craiguk.co.uk /webrfc/jim_baxter.htm (688 words)

	Rangers \| History \| JIM BAXTER
		Baxter in full flow was like an orchestra conductor.
		There is scarcely a more enduring image than Baxter keeping the ball in the air with his priceless left foot during the 3-2 win in 1967 over then world champions England at Wembley.
		Sadly, Jim lost his fight with cancer at the age of 61 on April 14, 2001 and football lost one of its greatest sons.
	www.rangers.premiumtv.co.uk /page/HallOfFame/0,,5~529655,00.html (535 words)

	Baxter's Safety Lock - History
		Baxter's Safety Lock is located approximately 90 miles north of St. Louis in Hannibal, MO sitting on the west bank of the Mississippi River.
		Since Jim Baxter had taught in Hannibal for 28 years and had been involved with a successful construction business for 5 years, it was not too difficult to find clients many of which were former students.
		Jim Baxter was born on a farm and this rural background made it necessary for improvising to make things function.
	cis.macc.edu /~rfmiles/baxter/history.htm (359 words)

	CJ Online \| Kansas News \| No fading away 09/24/00
		Baxter was last seen on Christmas Eve 1944, over the skies of Trier, Germany, where his squadron was about to bomb a railroad yard.
		Displaying pieces of the past, Jim Baxter held two of the items found during the search of the area in Germany where his uncle's plane was shot down over 55 years ago: a military dog-tag and a identification plate from the P-38 Mustang he was shot down in.
		Jim Baxter, second from left, and Jack Curtis, right, talked with members of the HHC, 1st Batallion 16th Infantry of Fort Riley, who conducted military honors at the graveside services.
	www.cjonline.com /stories/092400/kan_baxter.shtml (1329 words)

	Jim Baxter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Woolston, R., Bain, S.A, & Baxter, J.S. Patterns of malingering and compliance in measures of interrogative suggestibility.
		Baxter, J.S., Boon, J.C.W., and Marley, C. Interrogative pressure and responses to minimally-leading questions.
		Baxter, J. S., & Boon J. Interrogative suggestibility: The importance of being earnest.
	www.psych.strath.ac.uk /staff/jbaxter/index.shtml (230 words)

	ESPN.com Soccernet Scotland: News - The magic, the mirth and the sheer madness
		Jim was at home on the big stage and the bigger the venue the more outrageous he became.
		But by the mid-1980s Jim was out of the pub trade and left to reflect on the fact that he has spent a fortune on gambling and booze which he once estimated to have been in the region of between £250,000 and £500,000.
		Ask Jim if he has any regrets and he will tell you how he wishes he had got the chance to play in the World Cup Finals, and adds that he wishes he had invested his cash wisely, pointing out that there was nobody to tell his generation what to do with their money.
	www.soccernet.com /scotland/news/2001/0309/20010309featblack.html (1690 words)

	jim baxter - Comparison, price and purchase on Shopping Lycos
		Jim Baxter was one of the greatest footballers Scotland has ever produced.
		Jim Baxter was one of the greatest footballers Scotland has ever produced, beating England at a time when they were World champions.
		ISLE OF SKYE by CRUMLEY, JIM BAXTER, COLIN
	shopping.lycos.co.uk /search/jim_baxter.html (205 words)

	Scottish News Headlines
		Born James Curran Baxter in Hill o'Beath, Fife, in September 1939, "Slim" Jim won a paltry 34 caps for Scotland in a career that took him from Raith Rovers to Rangers, Sunderland and Nottingham Forest.
		Baxter was at the heart of everything, strutting majestically around the Wembley pitch as if he owned it.
		England's humiliation was complete a few minutes from full-time when Baxter began the now legendary demonstration of "keepie-uppie" ball juggling, playing to the crowd like a matador who senses the bull is exhausted and ready for the coup de grace, the bull in this case being a near apoplectic Alan Ball.
	www.firstfoot.com /News/news2001/jimbaxter.htm (481 words)

	The Scotsman - Scotland - Larger than life tribute to Slim Jim Baxter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		THE man commissioned with the task of immortalising in stone the Scottish football legend, Jim Baxter, was yesterday revealed as sculptor, Andy Scott.
		Organised by the Jim Baxter Memorial Fund, the statue, one-and-a-half times life-size, will be placed at the Ex-Servicemen’s Club in Beath, Fife near where the former Rangers and Scotland midfielder kicked his first football and honed the talent which was to catapult him to world prominence.
		On leaving school, Baxter, whose nickname was Slim Jim, followed his father down the mine before being approached by his local team, Raith Rovers.
	thescotsman.scotsman.com /scotland.cfm?id=1717942001 (389 words)

	BBC SPORT \| SCOTLAND \| Tributes to Jim Baxter
		Rangers' club historian Robert McElroy followed Baxter's career as closely as anyone and is in no doubt that 'Slim Jim' was the player that made a successful Rangers team tick.
		"Baxter going up and down that left wing at no great pace, keeping the ball of the deck with 90,000 people there was phenomenal.
		"Jim was a wonderful player who had outrageous skill and huge confidence in his own ability," said Jardine.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport2/hi/scotland/1187184.stm (750 words)

	Jim Baxter
		Jim is responsible for staff development in the areas of research and knowledge transfer.
		Jim was appointed as a Senior Staff Development Officer (Research and Knowledge Transfer) in August 2002.
		Prior to this Jim was a lecturer in Mechanical Engineering at the University where he led research in the area of Axiomatic Design and was responsible for teaching in the areas of engineering design and manufacture.
	www.leeds.ac.uk /sddu/top/staff/jim_baxter.html (284 words)

	Wembley Stadium - Great Names
		He excelled in matches against England at Wembley, inspiring victories in 1963 (2-1) and 1967 (3-2).
		Baxter’s presence dominated the match and he scored twice in a bruising first half.
		Four years later he was Scotland’s No.6 again as they beat the reigning world champions and he was said to have played as though his life depended on it.
	www.wembleystadium.com /GloriousPast/greatnames/JimBaxter.htm (120 words)

	Glasgow Rangers FC Jim Baxter Caricature
		Jim Baxter, or Slim Jim, as he was better known was the Pele of the '60s.
		It was said that he transformed Rangers FC from a good team into an outstanding one.
		He left in april 1965 to move to Sunderland for a fee of £ 75,000 and retired in 1970.
	www.sportcartoons.co.uk /jimbaxter.html (133 words)

	ESPN.com Soccernet Scotland: News - Death of a Legend: Jim Baxter (1939-2001)
		Scottish football legend Jim Baxter died last night at the age of 61 with his family at his bedside.
		The former Rangers hero, knicknamed 'Slim Jim' in his prime, had been suffering from cancer for several months and slipped into a coma on Wednesday.
		A statement from the club said: 'We are deeply saddened to confirm that Jim passed away peacefully at home.' Baxter made his Scotland debut in 1961 against Northern Ireland but his best performance was six years later at Wembley.
	www.soccernet.com /scotland/news/2001/0415/20010415baxterobit.html (342 words)

	Jim Baxter's Autogyro.com website
		I have corresponded with Jim since 1988 by phone, e-mail, letter and sent /received many humourous videos and had the good fortune to meet other "equally insane gyro" modellers in Paris, Florida and here in England thanks to his efforts.
		It is thanks to him that I caught the "gyro disease" and have had the priviledge of being a "gyronut" and continue to defy gravity (ocassionally!!) with models designed and derived form his plans.
		Jim has maintained his autogyro website for quite a few years & it has been an inspiration to many gyro modelers.
	www.rcuniverse.com /forum/m_3480354/printable.htm (509 words)

	Glasgow Guide: Glasgow Images: Funeral of Rangers Legend Jim Baxter at Glasgow Cathedral (1) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Jim Baxter was an Ibrox hero and a regular in a Scotland jersey during his 1960s playing career.
		Manchester United boss Alex Ferguson and former Scotland striker Denis Law were among the mourners remembering Baxter, who died last weekend from cancer.
		Referring to Baxter's s ball-juggli antics at Wembley as Scotland defeated the then-World Cup holders England 3-2 in 1967.
	www.glasgowguide.co.uk /images_jbf1.html (906 words)

	Jim Baxter to be honored for service \| MattHillNC.com \| InterstateQ - Road Trippin' for Equality (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Jim Baxter to be honored for service September 24, 2006
		Baxter was a co-founder of the Guilford Gay Alliance on campus and a group called Gay People’s Alliance off-campus.
		Baxter is currently working on a master’s degree in journalism from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communication at Syracuse University.
	www.onlinegreensboro.com /~matthillnc/?p=1401 (999 words)

	Amazon.com: "Jim Baxter": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		AGE Jim Baxter, the young narrator of Greene's final novel The Captain and the Enemy (...
		Baxters, however, who became particular friends as the year advanced.
		Even before the Horsmans' party Frame had reintroduced herself to Jim Baxter at the university and found him to be `a most colourful character, though his poetry is marred by the fact...
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Jim-Baxter (475 words)

	Team Blue Jumps Out to One-Game Lead in Intrasquad World Series :: Jim Baxter pitched four strong innings for the win ...
		Jim Baxter pitched four strong innings for the win and Jeremy Hunt knocked in three runs to lead team Blue to an 8-1 victory.
		PLYMOUTH MEETING, PA. - Jim Baxter pitched four strong innings for the win and Jeremy Hunt knocked in three runs to lead team Blue to an 8-1 victory over the White squad in game one of Villanova Baseball's annual Blue/White Intrasquad World Series.
		Baxter, in his first competitive action since undergoing Tommy John Surgery last year, threw four innings to earn the win.
	www.cstv.com /sports/m-basebl/stories/100504aac.html (463 words)

	EASTA Jim Baxter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The decisive 3-2 victory for Scotland and the sight of Baxter taunting the English by playing Keepie-up is legendary.
		But Baxter wins his 34th and final cap just seven months later in a 3-2 victory against Wales
		Jim Baxter's funeral was held at Glasgow Catherdal 21st April 2001.
	www.easta.com /jimbaxter.html (214 words)

	Internet Archive: Details: Open Door: The Story of Foreman Jim Baxter and His Family, The (Part I)
		Jim Baxter has it all, a comfy job and a lovely family.
		Jim overhears the possible creation of a Foreman's union and thinks that this is his problem solver, especially when he's transferred to the slow moving section of the plant with the old women working there!
		The story of foreman Jim Baxter, his family, and his job.
	www.archive.org /details/OpenDoor1945 (388 words)

	Jim Baxter Page
		My son, James A. Baxter, is Pastor of
		On January 1, 2004, my son, James A. Baxter, began to serve as Senior Pastor of New Hope Presbyterian Church, in Olathe, Kansas.
		This is the picture of my son, Jim Baxter, from the Kansas City Star.
	myweb.ecomplanet.com /BAXT3892/mycustompage0026.htm (128 words)

	R/C Model Autogyros
		AeroBalsa is very pleased to bring you Jim Baxter's Autogyro.com website.
		It is important to acknowledge the contribution Jim has made to the world of model autogyros.
		Jim's Autogyro.com website is here for informational and reference purposes only.
	www.autogyro.com (420 words)

	Q-Notes Online
		I’m very grateful to Jim Yarbrough and Q-Notes for the opportunity to put The Front Page to rest in the best possible way.
		And Jim Duley, who worked with me on the paper longer than anyone, is glad to be able to spend more time at home with his husband, I’m sure.
		I was flabbergasted when Jim Yarbrough first told me about it and I’m still flabbergasted.
	www.q-notes.com /features/feature2006/feature05_072906.html (604 words)

	Jim Baxter \| United Enterprises (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
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		Jim’s strength lies in his excellent communication skills and ability to relate well to users at all levels.
		He was part of the implementation team for the SAP project in 1997.
	incsub.org /united/?q=node/2 (58 words)

	eBay.co.uk - Jim Baxter, Non-Fiction Books, DVDs, Football Memorabilia items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Jim Baxter : The Party's Over.RANGERS FOREST SUNDERLAND
		Slim Jim Baxter Biography - Rangers and Scotland
		Jim Baxter signed and mounted 12x10 Rangers Scotland
	search.ebay.co.uk /Jim-Baxter_W0QQfclZ4QQfnuZ1 (283 words)

	Slim Jim Baxter Bridge at Scam City version 9.0
		A former sports minister at Westminster has accused Scottish football fans of trying to hijack the naming of a footbridge at the new Wembley stadium.
		Ol’ Slim Jim is a legend for his display of skill at Wembley in 1967, shame Tony Banks is a bad sport...
		AFTER THE DISPLAYS BY BAXTER AT WEMBLEY IT WOULD BE FITTING TO HAVE SOME PART OF IT NAMED AFTER HIM.
	www.scamcity.co.uk /journal/?p=698 (151 words)

	Addresses and Public Papers of James [Jim] Baxter Hunt Jr., Governor of North Carolina, Volume II (Two 2), 1981-1985 - ...
		Addresses and Public Papers of James [Jim] Baxter Hunt Jr., Governor of North Carolina, Volume II (Two 2), 1981-1985 - James Baxter Jr.
		Addresses and Public Papers of James [Jim] Baxter Hunt Jr., Governor of North Carolina, Volume II (Two 2), 1981-1985 by [Hunt, James Baxter Jr.
		Public papers of Governor James Baxter Hunt Jr.
	www.biblio.com /books/28048211.html (197 words)

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