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Thanks for alerting me to this, BST. I've always had my doubts about the value of these sub-stubs, but on the other hand they seem no worse than harmless, and they give the rest of us something to build on. So there's plenty of work for us to do to rescue dozens of worthy old players from
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I see you reverted my edit on Eric Norton's nickname. I am sorry I did not insert an explanation for the change. Hit the save button before thinking and realised too late. It is interesting that you say that he was definitely known as 'Pop'. Do you have a citation for this? He was my headmaster
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Thank you so much for updating my father's page. It's mostly correct now. Slight differences only with his working with the RAF. He was a mechanic. He drove buses in London while putting himself through school. Both minor differences. Thanks again! Reading your updated version made me happy
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Knowledge (XXG) is suppose to provide information about a
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Hi Sammy - hope you're OK. There was a small batch of NZ cricketers who played for Otago that have been redirected. Again, if you time/interest in expanding any of them, it would be most appreciated.
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if you're ever running short of teams (I thought I'd take a stab at them some time, but that hasn't happened yet – Karachi and Lahore have about 40 between them). Anyway, keep up the good work.
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Thank you so much for your articles on my grandfather Vernon Scott Sale and his father Ned Sale. It’s wonderful to read My dad Don Sale has also enjoyed seeing the summaries you’ve given
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