the history of upton upon severn cricket team?
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Sorru, unable to give any positive answer as your question is not at all clear
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Try this - \nhttp://www.abcofcricket.com/cfb1/cfb2/cfb3/cfb3.htm
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it was called the springfield park and they started there in 1932 and left in 1999 for the j.j.b stadium\nthe record attendance for springfield park was 27,526 against Hereford U, 12 December 1953
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Hey yea there was\n\nWorld war veteran THOMAS FIELDS JR\nwas the Founder of the Port Deposit Black Sox \n\nWith a sense of pride as a black man, a love of baseball, a commitment to his community, and a close camaraderie with his fellow WWI veterans, Fields set out to create a legacy.  He borrowed the name of his favorite Baltimore ball club and united a team of his black friends and neighbors as the Port Deposit Black Soxs in the late 1920s. The early players included Griffins, Stewarts, Boddys, Joneses, Henrys, and McMullens.  James Griffin, Thomas Fields' son-in-law, said "many of the guys on the original team worked at the granite quarries, including my brothers." \nRead here for more info:\nhttp://cchistory.org/baseball.htm\n\nIve also heard the Chicago white sox were referrred to as black sox after a scandel involving some players
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The Malverns,  Worcestershire?
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I can't find any results of their History on the web, but here is a good link to keep up to date with the latest news http://home.skysports.com/club.asp?cpid=22&clid=155
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/berkshire/loyalroyals/reading_history.shtml\nTry this addy.
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I found this website which might be some help:\nhttp://www.abcofcricket.com/pics/pics.htm
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The club website has very little on archives you could try contacting them by email for records at:\n\ncycling@coventrycc.org.uk \nWebsite: http://www.coventrycc.freeserve.co.uk/\n\nAlternatively you could try contacting one of their members who may be able to help you.\n\nIt might be worth viewing the websites below who are based in coventry they may have connections with Coventry cycling club;\n\nhttp://www.coventryroadclub.org.uk/\n\nhttp://freespace.virgin.net/kevin.croucher/covctc/index.htm\n\nHope you find the information you need.
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Try to contact Easton\n\ninfo@eastonsports.com
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http://www.stlouisblues.com/history/history.html
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Had a hard time myself searching for it \n\nThis was the best I could come up with\n\nhttp://www.britishlegion.org.uk/index.cfm?asset_id=513181
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Hey there\n\nI would recommend the website www.rugby365.com\nIt is a fantastic rugby website and covers all the big tournaments across the globe.\nThey have news, fixtures, results and a whole host of other stuff (like wallpapers, polls and games).\nThere is a menu option, "Pick&Go Stats" which covers every single game between major nations sinve 1871 - that's almost 140 years worth of rugby!\n\nCheck this website out, they should have practically everything you need on rugby.\n\nCheers
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Massachusetts
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/cricket/default.stm
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they were based out of Ternhill, Shropshire. Hope it helps.
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The Ashes Cricket Series. Australia and England Ashes cricket teams, compete bi-annually for a trophy known as The Ashes.\n\nHistory:\nIn 1882, a confident English team was beaten on their home turf by the Australian underdogs, who came from an almost unwinnable position to triumph and disgrace their opponents.\n\nA British newspaper, the Sporting Times printed an obituary to cricket which read. \n\nIn Affectionate Remembrance of English Cricket Which Died At The Oval on 29th  August 1882\nDeeply lamented by a large circle of sorrowing friends and acquaintances\nR.I.P\nNB: The body will be cremated, and the  ashes taken to Australia.\n\nSo.... there was the origin of "The Ashes".\n\nThe actual "Ashes" are the remains of either an incinerated stump or bale (no-one is sure which) kept in a velvet bag.\n\nRead more here\nhttp://www.abcofcricket.com/A_Legend_Is_Born/a_legend_is_born.htm\nand\nhttp://www.334notout.com/\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ashes