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	Sydney Barnes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sydney Francis Barnes (April 19, 1873 - December 26, 1967) was one of the finest bowlers in cricket history.
		Sydney Francis Barnes was born on April 19, 1873 in Smethwick, Staffordshire.
		Barnes' final first-class game was against MCC at Lord's in 1930, when he was 57 years old; he took 2-57.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sydney_Barnes (428 words)

	The Barnes Foundation
		Albert Barnes was born in Kensington in 1872, a working-class Philadelphia neighborhood.
		Barnes' distaste for inherited privilege and his respect for the common man fed the fires of his interest in industrial relations, self-improvement and equal rights for African Americans.
		The Barnes is NOT a collection - it is a school for the advancement of education and the appreciation of fine art and horticulture.
	www.cosmopolis.ch /english/cosmo13/barnes.htm (1854 words)

	Cricinfo - Players and Officials - Sydney Barnes
		Sydney Francis Barnes was the second son of five children of Richard Barnes who spent nearly all his life in Staffordshire and worked for a Birmingham firm for 63 years.
		Barnes was creative, one of the first bowlers really to use the seam of a new ball and combine swing so subtly with spin that few batsmen could distinguish one from the other.
		The destruction wreaked by Barnes, and on all his great days, was mostly done by the ball which, bowled from a splendid height, seemed to swing in to the leg stump then spin away from the pitch, threatening the off-stump.
	www.cricinfo.com /db/PLAYERS/ENG/B/BARNES_SF_01000250 (2159 words)

	Barnes
		Sydney Barnes was born in the Victorian era (1837-1901) and Tut Whalley and Sir Stanley Matthews during the reign of George V (1910-36).
		Barnes was first introduced to cricket at the age of 15 when he played for a local side which had its ground at the rear of the Galton Hotel, Smethwick.
		Barnes played a total of only 27 Test matches, 20 of them against the arch enemy, Australia, and he took 189 wickets for an average of 16.43 runs each- 106 wickets against Australia for 21.58 runs each and 83 against South Africa for only 9.85 each.
	www.staffs.ac.uk /schools/humanities_and_soc_sciences/pgstudents/Barnes.htm (1299 words)

	Church & Oswaldtwistle Cricket Club - Lancashire Cricket League
		At the outset, Barnes came to Church in 1904 at an age, by cricketing standards, marginally on the wrong side of his prime.
		Barnes had started his county cricket career before the start of the Boer War and he finsihed as a professional with Bridgnorth, Staffordshire, in 1938, aged 65.
		Barnes was over 6 feet tall and presented a somewhat awe-inspiring presence even in great age.
	www.churchcc.co.uk /barnes.htm (998 words)

	Cricinfo - Sidney Barnes
		Barnes started his Australian tour in astonishing form, and was, up to a certain point, the success of the English Eleven.
		Warner said: Barnes certainly did not bowl one really bad ball during the two innings of the Gentlemen, and a finer bowler I have never played, and in saying this I do not forget Lockwood or Trumble, or the best of the South African bowlers.
		There can be little doubt that Barnes profits by playing comparatively little cricket, which enables him to keep fresh, and to come to each match full of energy and life, but for all that it is a pity he is not more often seen in first-class cricket.
	www.icc.cricket.org /england/content/story/154753.html (1038 words)

	Cricinfo - Sydney Barnes - cricket's living legend
		Barnes added to it a sustained hostility and remarkable stamina, which were reflected in constant, unrelenting probing for a batsman's weakness and then attacking it by surprise, each ball fitting into a tactical pattern.
		Barnes began the tour with five wickets in the match against South Australia, twelve against Victoria and five against New South Wales.
		Hence the classic Sydney Barnes story of the day when two tail-enders were playing at him and missing or, occasionally, snicking, and he stalked away at the end of the over with the comment `They aren't batting well enough to get out.'
	content.cricinfo.com /cricketer/content/story/139130.html (2019 words)

	QC Zhang's Aquarius page/Sydney & Sukyoung (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Sydney and Sukyoung came to this department as graduate students in the same year.
		Sydney was an undergraduate at Yale but he stayed in Texas for one year before he showed up here again as graduate student.
		Sydney had to be very careful with the transfer from and transfer to accounts...
	www.astro.yale.edu /qczhang/sydney_sukyoung.html (367 words)

	White Barnes Solicitors of Sydney Australia
		White Barnes Solicitors has its origins with Frank White commencing practice, as a sole practitioner, in 1955.
		John Barnes formed a partnership with Frank White in 1957 and the firm has grown in size and diversity of legal practice thereafter.
		The firm has offices in Sydney City, Parramatta City and Gosford and has a strong commitment to providing legal services to regional and rural NSW.
	www.whitebarnes.com.au (391 words)

	Sydney Barnes - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Sydney Barnes - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Sydney Francis Barnes was one of the finest bowlers in cricket history.
		However, after a contractual dispute near the end of 1903, Barnes played the rest of his cricket for Staffordshire in the Minor Counties Championship and the Lancashire League.
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Sydney_Barnes (323 words)

	Rogers Ancestry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Edward Winstanley (#168) was born in Sydney, NSW August 8, 1866.
		Emily Winstanley (#171) was born in Sydney, NSW November 19, 1869.
		Amy Winstanley (#172) was born in Sydney, NSW October 1, 1871.
	home.att.net /~rogersgenealogy/d3/i0000078.htm (291 words)

	A sleeping giant stirs - Horseracing - www.smh.com.au
		Barnes said Canning Downs Stud had been around since "about 1840" and had been purchased for the Barnes family by his grandfather.
		Barnes said his involvement in Sydney racing began when he raced The Druidess with John Size.
		Barnes said Only Words and Royal Mask, to be ridden by Darren Beadman in the Queensland Guineas, would spell at Canning Downs this winter.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2004/05/06/1083635284820.html?from=storyrhs (934 words)

	Ashes - The Complete History
		Barnes took Trumper's wicket with the second ball and he and Blythe bowled Australia out for 112.
		Unfortunately, Barnes had had to retire after seven overs due to a knee injury and was unable to play in the rest of the series.
		The final two Tests held at Melbourne then Sydney were keenly contested, but at the end of the day Australia just had more depth in reserve and won the series 4 games to 1, the second time they had won the Ashes by that margin, to date.
	www.btinternet.com /~warney/ashes/report20.htm (729 words)

	2005 Meriton Sydney Invitational \| Summers, Barnes share Sydney Invitational honours \| iseekgolf.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The 2005 Meriton Apartments Sydney Invitational was reduced to a 36-hole tournament due to rain, wind, and unplayable conditions on days 2 and 3 of the event.
		The $100,000 professional event is a scratch stableford event and saw a tie between the in-form Kurt Barnes and Anthony Summers with a score of 79 points (equivalent to 7 under par).
		Barnes thrilled his Club Car team mates with continual thunderous drives in excess of 300 metres and had 40 points at Terrey Hills and 39 points at the Lakes.
	www.iseekgolf.com /view_articles.php/5213/36/6847/4/13/704/1 (783 words)

	Sydney Hotel and Travel, Sydney Australia Hotel and Travel Information, Sydney Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Sydney Australia Hotel and Travel Guide - This beautiful city is surrounded by beaches, mountains and parks, awaiting your arrival for a fun-filled journey.
		The natural setting is not only awe-inspiring, but the city provides you with enough opportunities to experience a rich culture, featuring grand international arts and a growing business center, attracting over 2.6 million international travelers each year.
		Whatever you decide to do, keep in mind that the selections could make your head spin, so take a deep breath, close your eyes and dive right into a city waiting for your curious arrival.
	www.sydneyhotelandtravel.com (477 words)

	Scores, reports and series summaries from AUS v ENG 1901-02 tour
		Sydney Barnes, who claimed 5-65 on his debut at Sydney, followed up with 13-102 in the 2nd Test, but England still went down by 229 runs as Monty Noble (7-17 and 6-60), Reggie Duff (104) and Clem Hill (99) starred for Australia.
		Australia's dominance continued in the 4th Test at Sydney as Monty Noble (5-54) and Jack Saunders (5-43) bowled England out for 99 in their 2nd innings and set up a seven-wicket victory, and it was much the same in the final match of the series at Melbourne.
		England were set just 211 to win after a low-scoring encounter, but Noble completed the 4-1 trouncing by claiming 6-98 as they fell 32 runs short - the same number of wickets as he took in the series.
	www.channel4.com /sport/cricket/international/thd_209.html (355 words)

	Barnes, Jimmy-Soul Deeper: Live In The Basement - Rent This DVD with Quickflix (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Basement in Sydney is a tiny club, with low ceilings and the smell of tobacco and whiskey embedded into the walls.
		For one night only, Jimmy Barnes brought his soul revue into this hallowed room, and frankly tore it apart.
		Opinions expressed by members are those of the author, and are not necessarily the opinions of The Sydney Morning Herald DVD Library.
	www.dvd.smh.com.au /public/tools/viewmovie/BarnesJimmySoulDeeperLiveInTheBasement/15422.aspx (233 words)

	Jimmy Barnes' wife on assault charge - National - www.smh.com.au
		The wife of Aussie rocker Jimmy Barnes has been charged with common assault after allegedly pushing, grabbing and punching a man at Sydney Airport.
		Police allege Mrs Barnes, from Vaucluse in Sydney's eastern suburbs, "pushed, grabbed and punched" Kang Fan Li on May 3.
		Jane and Jimmy Barnes have been married for 21 years, and have four children.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2004/07/21/1090089204539.html (259 words)

	Scores, reports and series summaries from AUS v ENG 1911-12 tour
		England overcame defeat in the opening Test at Sydney to record a comprehensive 4-1 victory, thanks largely to the efforts of Sydney Barnes, Frank Foster and Jack Hobbs.
		Barnes, aged 38, returned to England with a record series haul of 34 wickets (at 22.88), while Foster (32 wickets at 21.62 and 226 runs at 32.29) and Hobbs (662 runs at 82.75) both flourished as England regained the Ashes.
		Victor Trumper's sixth Test hundred against England and 12 wickets from googly bowler Dr Ranji Hordern set the home team up for their initial win at Sydney, but once Barnes had let rip at Melbourne it was a fairly one-sided affair thereafter.
	www.channel4.com /sport/cricket/international/thd_212.html (380 words)

	S.F.Barnes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		This riveting new biography examines the life and times of this extraordinary character: his conflict with administrators and selectors; the mechanics of his success as a bowler; and his long career as a professional, which did not end until he was well into his sixties.
		In an age when cricketers were either Gentlemen or Players, Sydney Barnes was a professional through and through.
		This story of a cricketing enigma chronicles as well as any the demise of 19th Century Victorian values and the rise of the working man.
	www.empire-uk.com /barnes.htm (160 words)

	RootsWeb: AUS-NSW-L [AUS-NSW] Birth lookup c1843 Barnes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		BARNES ELIZA J 1858 EDWARD MARY A SYDNEY 1407
		All born between 1843 and 1860 to Edwad Barnes and Mary Brooker who were married in Adelaide, 1840 and subsequenly moved to Victoria.
		Have checked SA and Vic without sucess and as Edward was born in NSW they have moved to NSW prior to Victoria.
	newsarch.rootsweb.com /th/read/AUS-NSW/2004-02/1077664992 (133 words)

	The Lowell Observer Online - Summer 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Sydney Barnes is no newcomer to Lowell having spent the interval from 1997 to 1999 as the first Lowell Postdoctoral Fellow.
		His research has featured a sustained effort to understand processes that determine the spin rates of stars similar to the Sun.
		Sydney Barnes (at left) atop Mt. Humphreys with a friend.
	www.lowell.edu /online_newsletter/summer_04/two_new.html (189 words)

	Cricinfo - Test cricket's best opener, and big age gaps (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		A quick look through the international scorecards suggests that five people with Sydney as part of their name have played in a Test at the SCG - the Sydneys Callaway and Gregory of Australia, SF Barnes of England, the West Indian Lionel Sydney Birkett and Lennox Sydney Brown of South Africa.
		But pride of place should probably go to the Englishman Sydney Francis Barnes - he made his Test debut at the Sydney Cricket Ground in 1901-02.
		Syd Gregory of Australia deserves a mention too - he was born on the site of the current SCG (his father was the groundsman there), but he actually made his Test debut at Lord's, in 1890.
	www.cricinfo.com /ci/content/story/209647.html (990 words)

	Reptile News From Australia - The Update For 1997.
		Conners was properly acquitted on September 3, 1997, awarded full costs in excess of $100,000 and NPWS were forced by the court to return the stolen birds.
		Even as I write, Valentic, Pails, Stuart Barnes (Sydney), Burrell, Fyfe and others seem set to produce over 200 more Death Adders in the first four months of 1998 as all are currently holding gravid females.
		Although one of the most common reptiles in suburban Sydney, the restrictive policies of NPWS over the last thirty years have ensured that for even this species next to nothing is known.
	www.smuggled.com /HerNew9.htm (7814 words)

	Sydney W. Barnes Research Laboratory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Electronic and Mechanical shops within the Barnes Lab are capable of prototyping and manufacturing a wide variety of devices in support of research efforts.
		In the past, the Barnes Lab has constructed detectors and other equipment for use at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, KEK, SSC, CERN, SLAC and others.
		The Lab is an ongoing partner in the research efforts of the Physics and Astronomy Department and the University of Rochester.
	server-mac.pas.rochester.edu /barnes.html (182 words)

	Pictures Catalogue - Ozolins, Alex. [Austrian conductor Willi Boskovsky (right), accompanied by his wife Hobarth, ...
		Viennese conductor Willi Boskovsky arrived in Australia in February 1975 to spend a month as guest conductor for the 1975 Prom series of concerts to be held in six states...
		An inspection of the Sydney Opera House was a tour highlight for Mr Boskovsky (right) with Mr Frank Barnes, general manager of the Opera House.
		Collection of photographs of Austrian conductor, Willi Boskovsky, in Sydney as guest conductor for the 1975 Prom series of concerts.
	nla.gov.au /nla.pic-an23123736 (246 words)

	Descendants of Sydney Barnes
		2 Adeline (Addie) Barnes 1855 - 1948
		2 Albert Barnes 1858 - 1878
		2 Harriet Ellen Barnes 1863 -
	www.usgennet.org /usa/mi/town/kingston/gen/barnes.htm (1577 words)

	Sydney Sheller Archive Contents
		Below is a list of key articles from the Sydney Shell Club News Letters from Issue 1 June/July 1979 to March 2003.
		Barnes, C. 1998 (May ed) Report from an Exhibitor at the 2nd Australian Shell Show, Sydney 11th and 12th April 1998
		Barnes, C. and Wadwell, K. 1997 (Mar ed) Survey of Marine Molluscs from the Nth.
	www.sydneyshellclub.net /shellers/articles.html (7817 words)

	Acumen Books - Product Information
		In his last four Test Matches in South Africa in 1913/14 he claimed 49 victims, a record for a tTest series unlikely ever to be bettered.
		This riveting new biography examines the life and times of this extraordinary character; his conflict with administrators and selectors; hthe mechanics of his success as a bowler; and his long career as a professional, which did not end until he was well into his sixties.
		His other published work includes books on local history and he is also the editor of The League Cricket Review.
	cnb-host1.clickandbuild.com /cnb/shop/acumen?productID=102&op=catalogue-product_info-null&prodCategoryID=7 (227 words)

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