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Globe and Mail's Shoalts Raises Five Troubling Rumours About CHL
1. Did six of the 10 CHL team owners tell the league hierarchy last summer they planned to find other leagues to play in by this fall? And might this be related to talk from the CHL crowd at the Brampton council meeting about expansion to Canada?
2. Is the Brampton franchise an expansion team or a team that will need to be relocated? If its a relocated team, would it be the Quad City Mallards, which had to be bought by the CHL as this season started thanks to severe financial troubles? And just how many CHL teams have folded or fled for leagues like the ECHL in recent years?
3. Are there any unpaid medical insurance, salaries, workers compensation remittances or other taxes by CHL teams, thereby leaving some athletes without medical coverage? Would this amount be anywhere near $140,000 (all currency U.S.)?
4. Was there a distressing incident for a CHL player recently when his wife, who had just given birth prematurely, was sent home from the hospital along with their baby because the player had no medical insurance because his team failed to pay it?
5. Just how do the prospective Brampton CHL owners expect to make a go of it when the closest teams to them are in Illinois and six teams are spread around Colorado, Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma and Arizona?
Leaving the Brampton soon-to-be debacle in another thread, these are the signs of a league collapsing. Six of ten teams looking for a new league? This is the first published report, although I heard the same from a PHPA rep of a team in another league back in December. Even with two new teams in St. Charles and Brampton, that makes the CHL a six-team loop if six teams do bail - and it won't be the six strongest teams remaining in the CHL.
Who knows whether Brampton will be a relocated or expansion team - but my bet is on an expansion team, because the league needs the one-time revenue kick that comes with an expansion fee. As for folded or fleeing teams, three have fled - Evansville, Ft. Wayne, and Colorado, and one folded in the face of AHL competition (Oklahoma City.) Since the end of the 2009-10 season, six teams in the league have folded, and the membership has dropped from 18 teams to 10 teams.
If teams are stiffing players, leaving them without the benefits for which the PHPA and management have collectively bargained, the PHPA and players need to take action, whether it be a walk-out or legal action.
As for travel costs, well, they can't make it.
Shoalts, despite what two dopes in the comments , is correct that the CHL is the bottom run of the pro hockey ladder - at least affiliated pro hockey. But then, it appears that after this season, the ladder will have one less rung.
Two things:
1) No, the CHL is NOT the "bottom rung" of the pro hockey ladder. That distinction sits with the SPHL, which is clearly a level below the CHL. Whether you consider abortions like the FHL and other "single-A" leagues to be professional or not might add lower and lower rungs... but the CHL, for all its challenges, still puts a product on the ice that is at worst a half-step below the ECHL, and a full step above the SPHL.
2) CHL Oklahoma City folded in the face of competition from the NBA, not the AHL. The AHL team didn't start formal negotiations to play until the CHL team had folded. Blame the Thunder for the end of the Blazers, not the Barons.
You will definately see a good product on the ice. I would say maybe just a small difference between the ECHL and CHL. Although if you go through the rosters, there are a lot of former CHL guys on ECHL rosters, and vice versa.
It may not be the NHL, but having been to NHL, AHL, ECHL, CHL, and even a WHA2 game. I would place the CHL games I have been to as some of the most entertaining.
The real issue is with the recent contraction of the league. The majority of the league were Texas based teams, however they either went under, or joined the NAHL junior A level. A few teams have left for the ECHL (Fort Wayne, Evansville, Colorado), and some have been bumped out by competition. Ohklahoma City due to the AHL, and Austin (which is still a franchise, just not active) due to the AHL. And yes there are some rumors and struggling franchises, Quad City being owned by the league, and Rapid City is always rumored to go to the ECHL. There is the speculation of absorption into the ECHL too.
Regardless the CHL is still worth supporting. It is fun and exciting hockey to watch at a less expensive price. I know ticket prices vary, but the games I went to see the Missouri Mavericks I paid $35 a seat to sit about 9 rows up from the ice.
Sounds like just another Ontario hockey snob pooh-poohing anything that's not the Maple Leafs or the OHL.
I remember OHL "purists" going ape (poop) crazy when the league allowed an American franchise to start up in Erie; apparently, Americans would ruin their precious, Simon-pure game.
The ECHL and CHL are on par. The only difference is the ECHL average age is younger. But if a guy can dominate one, he can do so in the other.
Some of the top CHL teams wouldn't look out of place in the ECHL, but to say they are on par just isn't true. About five years ago, there were 10 preseason games played between CHL teams and ECHL teams. The ECHL went 10-0-0 - and won those ten games with guys who got cut and went to play in the Central Hockey League (Jon Booras among them.)
The ECHL is younger - because players that are playing in the ECHL will get a look from scouts to get a call-up to the AHL or a AHL tryout the next season. The CHL is guys on their way out who really don't care as much, just want to keep playing, and don't want to put in the work that playing in a prospect-laden league requires. That's not a knock on the CHL - it's just a fact.
Only five?
I wonder who the teams are who are thinking about switching leagues if this is true? Missouri, Tulsa and Wichita are probably three.
I would think Missouri, Tulsa, Wichita, Allen, and Rapid City comprise five of the six.
Arizona has been a gongshow for a few years, ever since the previous GM and owner tried to pull some shenanigans to get out of the CHL and bring in a junior team.
Bloomington is a mess, so is Quad City. Denver draws 2,900/game, but it's hard to say that another league would want Denver when they compete with the Avalanche.
It's disappointing that there hasn't been any follow-up reporting on this. You'd think Shoalts' piece would have prompted some digging by sports reporters/bloggers/fanboys around the CHL. The lack of follow-up may be illustrative of just how dead the CHL really is.
I wouldn't be surprised if Fort Worth was the last of the six either. I wish coverage of the CHL was more available for out of market fans, I like to check up on the league but it's been hard since the closest team to me is Bloomington.
It's easy enough to follow the league news via google news and oursportscentral.
The teams share a surprising amount of financial information with each other and the league office. They view themselves as competitors on the ice, but allies off the ice..
The level of co-operation among teams to help each other with ideas to generate revenue is very high..
However, few of the teams are in the black.
Very few.
Also, would you say that the perceived gap between the ECHL and CHL financially is as large as it at least appears to be?
Obviously, not talking about all teams (I was a fan of the Express, an ECHL team which collapsed after a single year), but as a whole.
But to get to the spirit of your question, the ECHL still has much higher costs and revenues than the CHL.. partially because they play 10% more games in the ECHL in the regular season alone, and partly because everything is just more expensive..
Players are paid more, which drives up other things like workman's comp and payroll taxes.. front office people, in general, are paid a bit better too.. etc..
If I was forced to GENERALLY GUESS I would say it probably costs a half million more per year to operate an ECHL team.. averaged out..
As far as securing a franchise, my bet is you can get a CHL one pretty damn affordably compared to the ECHL.. but I'd rather not toss out numbers on that subject..
You're right that the costs skyrocket far more quickly than people realize..
So much so that $1.1M is bare bones. I would be pretty surprised if any team in the ECHL spends less than $1.1M in 2012-13..
The CHL, there might be a team or two around that level this year.. but not many..
No team at the AA level spends as little as $700,000..
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"Wow," she murmured, "that's deep, not many people see it like that, you have an interesting perspective on the world."
"That's because people don't actually see, see the true beauty of things. Some people believe nothing can be done and we just have to accept it, but it's not true, you can change a life. Everyone has the power to make a difference with just a small gesture – like a passing comment or a kiss."
"A kiss?" she murmured touching her bottom lip, I snapped a picture,
"That's a great pose," I smiled looking at it on the small screen,
"Hey no fair!" she grinned trying to take the camera off me,
"A kiss can signify so much and so little, depending on who you are. A kiss between a boyfriend and girlfriend can symbolise love, a kiss of betrayal – like a boyfriend cheating on his girlfriend with another girl – can have so many implications that you don't see at the time, we humans live in the moment and I guess photography captures that moment and eternalises it."
"You sure you shouldn't be taking a philosophy class?" Isobel asked,
"I just think too much, half the stuff I come up with is total rubbish anyway," I grinned and took another picture of Isobel. "I like this one," I said looking at it, "let's use it."


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Five-star City were in ruthless mood as they recorded a fourth straight home win to see off fellow strugglers Barnsley in an Ashton Gate goal fest.
Usual suspects Jon Stead and Steven Davies were among the scorers along with defensive duo Liam Fontaine and Lewin Nyatanga, whose goals either side of the interval added to a party atmosphere hardly dented by second half strikes from Ryan Tunnicliffe, Tomasz Cywka and Jason Scotland after the hosts led 5-1.
A frenetic start showed no signs of subsiding even after Stead's 16th minute opener, and Fontaine's first goal in three years doubled the lead ten minutes before the break.
Stead's second soon arrived as the first of three goals in six minutes, immediately followed by a Nyatanga header before the visitors smuggled home an untidy consolation just shy of the hour mark.
Davies made it five with yet another set-piece goal, while two well-placed shots from Cywka and Scotland in the final ten minutes proved academic.
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A lively opening saw both teams come close inside the first five minutes – first City through Stead, who headed over from Davies' cross, before Barnsley debutant Ryan Tunnicliffe stung the palms of Tom Heaton from 25 yards.
City were beginning to dominate with Stead the main threat, as the striker looked to be hauled down with his back to goal by Stephen Foster, but the defender survived prolonged penalty appeals.
But it was the Yorkshireman running in behind the Tykes' defence that was causing most problems, forcing a fairly routine save from Luke Steele before cutting inside and seeing his shot blocked, and then his pass intercepted as he looked to feed the onrushing Stephen Pearson with blue and black shirts flooding back.
At the other end, good work from Marlon Harewood saw the veteran shake off a couple of challenges and lay the ball into the path of Rory Delap, whose first-time drive was expertly repelled by Heaton high to his left.
But the goal City – and Stead – had threatened duly arrived on 16 minutes, when Paul Anderson's deep corner was headed goalwards by Marvin Elliott and redirected into the net from close range by the front man for his third goal of the New Year.
And a second could easily have followed soon after, when Stead's driven cross along the six-yard line looked set to be finished by Davies, only for Jim McNulty to slide in and do just enough to put him off with the goal gaping.
It really was end-to-end stuff, and Barnsley responded by forcing Heaton into another excellent save, as Tom Kennedy's outswinging free kick was headed goalwards by Martin Cranie with some power but tipped over by the flying keeper.
And the former Cardiff City stopper had to dive full length again soon after, as in-form striker Chris Dagnall let fly from 25 yards but saw his rising drive just disappear beyond Heaton's left-hand post.
When the contest descended into a mini lull for the first time around the half-hour mark, it was City who responded first and took advantage by doubling the lead through a most unlikely source.
After Stead's quick thinking from a free kick on the halfway line, Anderson was released down the right flank and forced a corner. When the resulting kick was taken short, Brendan Moloney's teasing cross eluded everyone inside the penalty area until Fontaine arrived right on cue to get his studs to the ball at the far post and wheel away in celebration.
Needing a response after the interval, Barnsley started quickly and Harewood laid the ball off to the edge of the box invitingly for Tunnicliffe, but the Manchester United loanee shot without conviction and saw his effort blocked.
Four minutes later, City had scored a nerve settling third to virtually secure the points, as Fontaine got a head on Davies' free kick before the ball broke to Stead to tuck away his second of the day via a deflection.
But City weren't finished there, as Nyatanga joined centre-back partner Fontaine on the score sheet with a well-placed header after the Tykes failed to clear Pearson's corner.
It was a whirlwind start to the second half, and the goal frenzy continued with a Barnsley consolation as O'Grady's goal-bound shot was eventually forced over the line by Tunnicliffe after a melee ensued when Heaton vacated his line to dive at the feet of substitute Scotland.
It sparked a period of pressure for the visitors, as Cranie fired over from 15 yards before a header back across goal threatened to take an unkind ricochet into the City net via a red shirt.
Despite the deficit Barnsley were growing in confidence, but their temporarily increased belief was soon punctured by City's fifth set-piece goal through Davies.
He should have scored earlier too, latching on to David Perkins' ill-advised header back to Steele only to be denied when one-on-one with the keeper. But from the resulting corner, Pearson's delivery was gleefully headed home from eight yards for Davies' 11th goal of an impressive debut campaign.
The scoring was still not over, as Cywka drilled in a fine low shot from 20 yards before O'Grady tested Heaton – kept relatively busy considering the result. Scotland found the bottom corner on the stroke of added time, but, despite five added minutes, Barnsley had left themselves far too much to do.
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VOICES OF LE MANS: DAVID BRABHAM AND MARINO FRANCHITTI The listing of storied motorsport names at the 24 Hours of Le Mans this year is a long one. David Brabham and Marino Franchitti are firmly entrenched among the most popular at Le Mans this...
The listing of storied motorsport names at the 24 Hours of Le Mans this year is a long one. David Brabham and Marino Franchitti are firmly entrenched among the most popular at Le Mans this year, particularly among the legions of British fans who annually attend the event. Brabham, driving a factory Peugeot 908 HDi, and Franchitti, in Drayson Racing's Aston Martin Vantage GT2, are well aware and appreciative of the significance and meaning of Le Mans in racing.
David Brabham
"It's a race I've done 15 times. It's the highlight of my year, and it's such a historic event. When you think of the drivers, the cars, the history of the place, it's truly amazing. It is one of the biggest races in the world so it's a great privilege for me to be competing and I'm going there this year with a great chance of actually winning the race, driving for Peugeot. Acura, Duncan Dayton and Patron Highcroft Racing allowed me to go and do the race. I'm really looking forward to it because to win there overall is something I've always wanted to do. I've won the last two years with Aston Martin in the GT1 class, and to go there and win this time would really top that off nicely. When you compare the Le Mans 24 Hours to American Le Mans Series racing, I don't know what it is, but there is a difference. There's a different feel and a completely different crowd; you've got to feel it. You go to Le Mans and there is a completely different feel."
Marino Franchitti
"The good thing about (the American Le Mans Series) running under ACO rules means that everything is very similar when you're racing at Le Mans. I think that if you're driving in the Le Mans Series in Europe or you're driving in the American Le Mans Series, you have an advantage over people that may be driving different championships. For me there are very small differences. Obviously it's over a week that you're there so it's quite easy to get tired out. I feel very lucky to drive in the American Le Mans Series because it prepares you well for Le Mans. As a sports car driver, it's the biggest sports car race in the world; it's what made me want to be a sports car driver. It means everything to me. I think the closest thing to it is the Indy 500 for atmosphere. It's the only other place in the world where it makes all the hairs on your arms and neck stand on end. There have been so many great battles there, and I think we'll see more this year especially in LMP1 and in GT2. I think they're going to be unbelievable battles and competition between the cars. I think they're going to be making history this year, so it's going to be interesting to be there."
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When something in sport hasn't happened for a long time, journalists are apt to invoke politics and pop music - like pointing out that the last time England's cricketers won a Test series in the West Indies, Harold Wilson was the Prime Minister and the Beatles were number one with Lady Madonna.
There, I've done it myself. In fact, Lady Madonna was about to be displaced by Cliff Richard's Congratulations. And the day after England drew a nail-biting final Test to clinch the series 1-0, Martin Luther King was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee. It was early April, 1968.
It has been suggested that the current tour represents England's best chance for 36 years of winning a series in the Caribbean. Brian Lara apart, and Devon Smith's first-day century notwithstanding, this is deemed to be a far less intimidating West Indies XI than most others down the years, the 1968 version included.
On the other hand, does this England side of 2004 bear comparison with Colin Cowdrey's 1968 team? It manifestly does not. The line-up for the fourth Test in Trinidad 36 years ago, which England won by seven wickets and was the only match not drawn, was Edrich, Boycott, Cowdrey, Barrington, Graveney, D'Oliveira, Knott, Snow, Brown, Lock, Jones. What would Michael Vaughan and Duncan Fletcher give for that kind of batting strength?
And the bowling wasn't too shabby either. John Snow, on his inaugural tour, was in devastating form. Having missed the first Test, he then took 16 wickets in the second and third, including those of Rohan Kanhai (three times) and Garry Sobers (twice). In four Tests, the 26-year-old Snow bagged 27 wickets; he deserved Cliff Richard's anthem all to himself.
I meet him in the lounge of the Gatwick Hilton. He is 62 now, but still in good shape, still playing cricket for the Lord's Taverners, still recognisably the man who spearheaded the England attack all those decades ago. He has done well in business too, and recently sold his successful travel business to Kuoni. He looks like a man of means.
Snow has always had a keen sense of what he is worth. In the early 1970s he complained bitterly about the wages Test cricketers were paid. Something will happen, he said, and of course something did: Kerry Packer. Needless to say, Snow signed up to Packer's World Series Cricket with alacrity.
As for the current Caribbean tour, he agrees that if these England players can emulate the deeds of him and his compadres, bringing home a 1-0 series win and the Wisden Trophy, they will have done us proud.
In certain other respects, though, a repeat of 1968 is less desirable.
At Sabina Park, Kingston - where the 2004 series is currently unfolding - there was a riot which had to be dispersed by police with tear gas. And when Snow talks about the final Test at Georgetown, Guyana, he puts it thus: "Tony Lock had arrived to replace Fred Titmus who'd chopped his toes off in Barbados, and it ended up as a draw."
Whoa, I cry. Never mind Tony Lock, never mind the draw. Fred Titmus chopped his toes off? "Yeah, jet skis in those days consisted of a propeller underneath the thing you sat on, and someone was riding around on one. Fred got hold of it, and as he did so his feet floated up underneath it, but the propeller was still going round and chopped off most of his toes. He was very good about it. When he came out of hospital and someone asked him how he felt, he said 'a bit lighter'." Snow gives a hollow chuckle.
Riots, dismemberment, an England victory ... clearly the 1968 tour is worth discussing.
We start with the second Test at Sabina Park, in which Snow trapped Sobers lbw, first ball. He had also removed him first ball on the previous occasion they had met in a Test match, at The Oval, and thus has a reasonable claim to immortality: the only bowler to inflict two successive Test match golden ducks on the great Garfield Sobers. To put that into even rosier perspective, in 1968 Sobers was on top of his fabulous game. It was the year in which he himself achieved cricketing immortality, clouting six sixes in an over against poor old Malcolm Nash at Swansea.
Snow's dismissal of Sobers put the Kingston crowd into a bad mood, and as the match progressed the mood worsened, especially in the cheap, and notorious, bleacher seats.
"We were bowling them out," Snow recalls, "and then Basil Butcher was given out caught down the leg side. Jim Parks took it low down, a genuine catch, but all the people in the bleachers disagreed. They'd been drinking a bit, and a shower of bottles came over the fence. Kipper [Cowdrey] went over and tried to calm them down, but that just brought an increased hail of bottles ... which was quite amusing, in its way.
"Anyway, the riot police then came out and shot off all this tear gas into the crowd, but the wind blew it back over the ground. We had to rush off and put towels round our heads, and the game was called off for the day. The next day we resumed in an empty stadium; nobody was allowed in. It was an unreal situation. We bowled them out, but we were struggling at the end at 68 for 8. Fortunately we managed to hang on."
The series moved on to Barbados. There, a first-innings opening partnership of 172 between John Edrich (146) and Geoff Boycott (90) - not to mention a resolute 37 by Snow, batting at number nine - put England in command, although the West Indies rallied and secured yet another draw.
In his 1999 book Geoffrey Boycott On Cricket, I tell Snow (although he probably knows already) Boycott writes that during Raymond Illingworth's tenure as England captain, Illingworth used to post him at mid-on not least so that he could wind up Snow by telling him he was bowling crap, whereupon Snow would start bowling more aggressively. That series was the first time he had spent extended periods in Boycott's enigmatic company; I ask him how they got on?
"Well, Boycs is Boycs," he says. "To understand him, you have to understand the way he grew up, losing his father early on, desperate to achieve. He would love to have had the talent of a Barry Richards, but instead he made himself into a success with hard work and application.
"But I didn't really know him then. In a game in Montego Bay against Jamaica's colts, a warm-up for the Test match, the umpire no-balled me quite a bit, wrongly at times, which didn't please me. Boycs was chirruping on about it on the field and even started up again in the dressing-room, so I picked up the nearest thing to hand, which happened to be a round tin of Elastoplast, and hurled it across the room at him. It hit him just above the eye. Basically, after that we knew where we stood."
The fourth Test in Port of Spain hinged on a second-innings declaration by the West Indies captain, Sobers, that these days would attract suspicion.
In the first innings the West Indies declared at 526 for 7. England were 404 all out in reply, and the West Indies then declared at 92 for 2, setting England 215 to win. England did so with seven wickets in hand, Boycott scoring 80 not out and Cowdrey 71. In fairness, Sobers had felt sure that his leg-spinner, Willie Rodriguez, would prevail on a deteriorating wicket.
"I remember some dressing-room argy-bargy between Kipper, Kenny Barrington and Tom Graveney," Snow says. "Should we chase the total or shouldn't we? Colin was very indecisive as a captain. I played under quite a few - MJK Smith, Ted Dexter, Colin Cowdrey, Raymond Illingworth, Mike Denness, Tony Greig - of whom Raymond was the best. Colin was basically too nice for his own good. He needed to be more of a bastard, and to believe in himself more as a player.
"But to be fair, once we'd decided to have a go, he played a magnificent innings, one of the best I ever saw him play. Whenever Garry moved a fielder, Kipper played it into the gap. It was remarkable to watch. Anyway, we won and Garry got castigated."
In Guyana, the great man almost made amends. He scored 152 in the first innings, and then took the prized wickets of Edrich, Cowdrey and Barrington. In the second innings he finished 95 not out, and eased his team into the driving seat. The outcome of the entire series eventually depended on the final over of the final Test: England were nine wickets down, with only the feeble bat of Jeff Jones, the tailender's tailender, to deny the West Indies a series-levelling win. But with the estimable Alan Knott at the other end, though scarcely visible through the crowd of West Indian fielders, Jones stood firm.
What odds might there be against a similar denouement to this series, I wonder, with another Jones standing defiantly at the crease? Simon Jones, England's fast-bowling prodigy so cruelly injured in Australia 16 months ago but now back to fitness and up to speed, is the son of Jeff Jones.
And Snow is an admirer. "He's got real pace and the ability to swing it. His action is a lot better than it was - the smoothness of it, the control of it - but I would hope he can learn to move it a bit more off the wicket. I never bowled an away-swinger after my school days, I just lost it, but I could always bowl a leg-cutter. I got a lot of wickets from that. It's a matter of working at it, of practice, practice, practice. But first he's got to get over that knee injury, mentally I mean, so that he can concentrate fully on what's happening at the other end, not his end."
As for the other, relatively inexperienced members of England's pace battery, all of whom enjoyed early success on Thursday, Snow thinks that Stephen Harmison "needs to stay upright to be more consistent" and that Matthew Hoggard "has to balance control with effort; in Sri Lanka he was slightly off-balance.
"I often compare quick bowling with karate. You generate great force when you hit something with speed, strength and co-ordination, and that's what the bowler has to do. The trouble is that guys like [James] Anderson are basically learning the game as they go along.
"I tend to chirrup on about this, but it's true, we need to develop players at an earlier age, a formative age. It's the same with any sport, or anything. That's the time to give them a full understanding of what they're doing, and to make them aware of their strong points and weak points.
"I don't think you should need a bowling coach when you get to Test level. Can you imagine someone asking FS [Trueman] if he wanted a bowling coach? I can understand them having physios and whatever, but I'm not a great believer in doctors and nurses and maiden aunts following them around."
This might be interpreted as the embittered grumbling of an old-timer, but then he was pretty good at embittered grumbling even when he was dark-haired and fresh-faced, which is largely why he went on only three tours (to the West Indies, Australia, and Pakistan) in an 11-year international career. Besides, to write him off as an old-timer is part of the problem, Snow believes.
"I still enjoy coaching but I don't do a lot. I don't think we use former players enough in this country. In Australia, when a state player finishes, they try to hook him up to the system in some way. Here, you get to a certain age and it's goodbye. All that experience, thrown away." It might be a Victor Meldrewish point, but it's also a fair one.
John Snow life and times
1941 Born: 13 October in Peopleton, Worcestershire. Educated at Christ's Hospital.
1961 Makes his first-class debut for Sussex. Played 267 matches for the county, twice taking over 100 wickets in a season, with his best return of 126 coming in 1966 at an average fractionally over 19.
1965 Handed England debut in the second Test against Zealand at Lord's. Takes four wickets as England win by seven wickets.
1968 Takes 27 wickets in four Tests, including 7 for 49 in the first innings of the second Test at Sabina Park, as England win series in the West Indies.
1971 As England's first-choice fast bowler, plays a leading role as Raymond Illingworth's side regain the Ashes in Australia. Takes 31 wickets in six Tests.
1972 Dropped by England after knocking Sunil Gavaskar off his feet as the Indian batsman goes for a quick run.
1976 Takes 200th Test wicket in final game for England against the West Indies at Headingley.
1977 Signs up for Kerry Packer's World Series Cricket. Apart from a brief spell with Warwickshire three years later, his first-class career is virtually over.
1997 Elected to the Sussex committee as vice chairman.Reuse content


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"The Pension Protection Act helped spur great progress from a plan design perspective, in particular paving the way for automatic enrollment, automatic contribution escalation and qualified default investment alternatives," Marcks explained. "It is now time for us as an industry to focus our attention on the next set of upgrades."
One of the first upgrades she suggests would include increasing minimum default contribution rates to 6 percent from today's average 3 percent. According to Marcks, 3 percent isn't enough to ensure a secure retirement for most, especially if the plan does not include automatic contribution escalation. Another change Marcks called for was shifting the conversation from account balances to how much retirement income that account balance will provide. And third, build lifetime income guarantees into defined contribution plans.
Marcks also stressed the importance of collaborating with policymakers to expand access to retirement plans for the nearly half of American workers who currently don't have access to a retirement plan at work. In addition, using behavioral finance to personalize retirement and show employees how to overcome inherent challenges that deter them from achieving long-term financial security is a significant advantage.
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A DIABETIC has blasted a city council after they spent thousands of pounds
hauling him before a court wrongly accusing him of dropping – a CHOCOLATE
Baffled Ricky Price, 51, was charged with one count of littering when he
appeared before JPs.
Wolverhampton Magistrates Court heard the furniture removal worker dropped two
pieces of what "looked like a chocolate wrapper" in Wolverhampton city
centre on May 4 this year.
But he was found not guilty after the court heard how Mr Price didn't even eat
snacks or chocolate – because of his Type 2 diabetes.
Remarkably, the only piece of evidence offered by Wolverhampton City Council
was a picture of Price's van, which council worker Shaun Brown admitting
taking on his phone while driving.
The court also heard how the street which Mr Price was captured on was strewn
with litter anyway – as it sits near the entrance to a refuge site.
After hearing an hour of evidence from both sides and deliberating for just 15
minutes, the three magistrates found Mr Price not guilty.
Presiding magistrate Martin Fiddler said: "It's difficult when we've got one
word against another.
"There's photographic evidence but all that highlights was that the van was
there which Mr Price didn't dispute.
"Mr Price was a highly consistent and credible witness. He has diabetes which
means he wouldn't eat in the cab and he was in an area with a lot of litter.
"For that reason we find you not guilty."
Price, from Sedgley, West Mids., told magistrates during the trial: "I don't
touch chocolate and sweets at all. If I have any dessert it will be fruit.
"I'm saying I never threw anything out of the window. I've never denied owning
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Clinical presentation of community associated Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (CA-MRSA) pneumonia is often indistinguishable from other causes of community acquired pneumonia (CAP). The utility of previously described risk factors to identify MRSA pneumonia remains unknown. We performed a review of hospitalized patients with MRSA pneumonia to determine the proportion of patients with known risk factors for MRSA and their clinical outcome.
We conducted a retrospective review of patients diagnosed with MRSA pneumonia in a tertiary academic hospital from 12/01/2007 to 9/1/2008. We excluded patients younger than 18 years of age, and those with pneumonia secondary to primary bacteremia. Cases were separated into CAP and health-care associated pneumonia (HCAP) as previously described. Demographic information, known risk factors for MRSA and data on process of care and clinical outcomes was obtained from the medical record. Appropriate dosages of vancomycin or linezolid were considered appropriate antimicrobials. Data is presented as proportions and non-parametric tests were used as appropriate for the analysis.
Twenty-eight patients with MRSA pneumonia were identified. 9 (32%) had CAP. Table1 exhibits the baseline demographics of the cohort, and percent with CA-MRSA pneumonia. Two-third of the patients with CA-MRSA had no identifiable risk factor. Patients with CA-MRSA were more likely to have delay in appropriate antibiotics (9.75hrs vs. 6.2hrs), higher pulmonary complication rates (44.4% vs. 26.3%) and longer length of stay (19 days vs. 17.5 days). However, the mortality was similar to HCAP-MRSA.
Previously known risk factors may not be sufficient to identify patients presenting with CA-MRSA pneumonia, and may cause delay in appropriate antimicrobial administration.
Further studies are needed to clarify the risk factors for CA-MRSA pneumonia.
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Social partner dance classes suitable for all fitness levels and abilities, available across the UK
Customers can take advantage of up to six salsa classes, taken alone or with another person at one of four available locations
Experience the elegance and grace of Argentinian tango during a three-hour introduction course for beginners
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Aspiring dancers can pair up and step up their swing game with five dancing classes held in a relaxed environment
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Focus on rhythm and learn how to tap during the course of ten classes designed for beginners
Participants learn dance routines, which combine jazz and commercial street dance moves under the guidance of an experienced choreographer
One or two participants can take up classes with Wild Dave to learn the basic steps, foot patterns and turns of Argentine tango
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Street dance classes give children a fun way of staying active as well as promote creativity and discipline; valid at five locations
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The King's Death (Part 3)Mature
Sword's from the decorative armor along the outside of the walls ripped from their positions and flew for Monstroth's friend. Around Monstroth, time grew slower and the sound of multiple pieces of metal armor clashing to the ground became dull. All there was in Monstroth's mind was his best friend. The one he grew up with. The only one he could tell anything to. The only one who was with him every step of the way.
It was Rhazin. And his eyes now filled with horror.
Monstroth delved into his Mineral Mystic, it's familiar dryness permeating throughout his body, and grabbed the blades just before they sliced through his friend's neck. As usual, the blades resisted the movement, but Monstroth was strong! He had to be! For his friend!
A curse cam from the Sovereign at the same time as Monstroth finally managed to rip the blades away from Rhazin, who was now huddling on the ground staring at his bloody blade. Scarred Father, what had happened? A Mind Mystic might have controlled him, but one that powerful would have to be the Sovereign of Mind.
"Guards! Restrain him!"
Monstroth started to move to intercept the guards Craetor had ordered into the room, but was held back by the very blades he had ripped from the air. "Rhazin! Rhazin" His friend didn't move, only sat there as the guards tentatively walked near and pulled him up. The bloody blade dropped to the ground. "He's innocent! I see it in his eyes!"
No one listened to him. Rashet was still panicking, shouting that he'd be next and watching for voidgates - a power of the Void Mystic that allowed instant movement. Craetor was walking over to the King's - his brother's - corpse and seemed to be praying. Monstroth didn't know why, but the sight of his father actually resorting to praying was more startling than the event that just happened.
Sands! What HAD just happened?
"Monstroth." Monstroth froze at his father's soft, yet menacing, voice. It took him a moment to realize that everyone, save the Sovereign of Mineral, his Father, and the King's lifeless body, remained. Craetor must have ordered the others out. Monstroth shivered as his eyes passed over the bloody stump that was his uncle's neck.
"Yes, Father," Monstroth replied, making sure not to move, lest the blades at his neck cut him.
"Are you..." His father grew silent, as if trying to find the words. It took him a moment, making Monstroth worried more. His father was always decisive in any given situation. When Monstroth's Aunt had been taken by the Scarred Sanction, a group dedicated to killing Void users, there was no moment of weakness. He hadn't even flinched when Queen Galvure, his own mother, had traded herself for her daughter, dying as a result. Now... He hesitated. "Are you responsible for this?"
"No, Father..." Monstroth said, feeling his voice tremble. What was going to happen to Rhazin? It's not like he wanted the King dead, but it didn't bother him as much as Rhazin being framed like this. "I only meant to challenge him today."
His father nodded, but still looked solemn. "Do you think someone could have controlled Rhazin?"
Monstroth nodded immediately, feeling confidence rise in him. "There is no other explanation. Rhazin may have not liked the King like me, but neither of us wanted Uncle dead! We never would have done this!" Sands! Monstroth's father... was nodding. He believed him!?
"I saw that look in Rhazin's eyes," Craetor said, looking away from the King's corpse finally. "I've known that boy since he was a child. I know he didn't do this... But it's going to be hard to fight for his freedom with him having only one name and being seen killing the king by the full confident." That wasn't good.
Monstroth shrank in his seat the moment the Sovereign lowered the swords from the air. Rhazin had no defense if they couldn't find the Mind Mystic responsible. He would either rot in jail or be executed. For some reason, the former seemed far worse. Maybe because it was the Scarred Father's supposed punishment for killing his brother.
A hand clasped on Monstroth's armored shoulder. It was his father. The man gave him a grim smile. "We will figure this out."
"Yes, Father."
The Sovereign, whom Monstroth would have been incredibly fascinated with if not for the turn of events, walked over to the two larger men. "Craetor, I would wish to speak with you and your son in..." The elderly man eyed the corpse, which was now being tended by servants that had just arrived. "A more appropriate setting, if you don't mind."
Monstroth watched as his father nodded and lead them out of the room. What was going to happen with Rhazin? Monstroth didn't have a clue...


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