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BOSANQUET'S BOTHERING
BREAK.
AND HOW TO GET IT.
BY P. A. VAILE.
I have never seen an explanation in any paper or book which would enable a bowler to obtain an off-break with an apparent leg break delivery. On the other hand, i have seen it stated in papers of high standing in London that English cricketers do not under stand how the break is obtained.
This certainly should not be sa. There la no break within the capacity of any spinning ball that I would not guarantee to reproduce,
THE
HKAT AND HEALTH,
BY A PHYSICIAN."-
[Continues from purge 6.) And this introduces a matter around which controversy rages. Accenting the iden that thirst and hunger are not provided as evidence in favour of philosophic hedonism, but nee
symptoms of bodily needs, and are normally proportioned therein, I incline to the view that when a man is thiraty ho should drink, and that if he likes his liquid very Nol o' MANY cold he may have it so. years ago, when medicine was yet in process of emergence from superstition, we used most cruelly and foolishly to deny water to febrile patients. Not infrequently they helped than selves when the nurse was not looking, where-
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Certainly it might be less skilfully done then "pon the nurse got a wigging, and the patient Loasok, Ger. £... 1,070, G. Schultzen. 22nd Baker, A. 8,
many other men could do it, but it would be # 'done at least sufficiently well to demonstrate the fact that the ball was obeying the mind and fingers that controlled it.
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It is an axiom with anyone who ban even superficially, studied swerva or break that a ball musc curl or break the way it is spinning, taking the manner of revolution in all cases, of
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moase, which makes for recovery. One day, I suppose, some bright api it put two and two together, took his courage in both hands, and knowing that Nature never did betray the heart that trusted har" (if I may alter one word f a masterpiece) inaugurated the present ra ional treatment of thirst in fever. Now, if it right and beneficial to relieve the thirst of carbid fever, I cannot believe that it is wrong o to relieve the thirst attendant upon the un
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coutre, from the last point of contact with the ly's effort to keep its temperature down when Netherton, Pr. 5.1., 2,755. J. Simpson, 19th Bupacr, Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, MI.
fingers.
NEWS EGGS FOR COLUMBUS,
When once this point is thoroughly grasped it seems to me to make the explanation of off break with apparent legehrenk delivery so abundantly clear that it is a matter for surprise that with all our wealth of cricketing writers it has remained unexplained so long.
The batsman can see clearly that the ball is not a common'off-break, yet is carnes in from the off Them can be but une explanation. The break is produced by a modification of pure overspin, and not in the slightest degree by cross-pin, such as is used for leg or off break.
Suppose a person took a t`n plate with a rub
ber edge, and threw it down the pitch spinning away from him, and lying over at an angle of 45 degrees. That plate will strive all it can to stay in the place or line of fight in which it finds itself, especially as long as the spin lasto.
Let us imagine thit it pitches on the off slump, stili, mark you, spinuing forwardly, and lying over at an angle of, say, 45 degrees. Do you think that the moment that plate's rubber
edge grips the grass the plate will right itself to a vertical position ani bound forward sraight from wicket to wicket, or it would were it averspin?
pura
A QUESTION OF ANGLES. Certainly it will not ; as it pitches on the off- wicket at an angle of 45 degress, so it will re bound at the same, or approximately the same, angle, so that the effect in that the overspin carries it across from the off-wicket to the tex and thus is produced this valuable and puzzling break.
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The plate here represents merely the plane of spin or that imaginary wall which theore tically bisects the spinning ball all the time it is progressing down it. It must, of course, be remembered that a cricket ball,being spherical and heavy, would neither swarve so much as a plate, nor probably rebounit so accurately in the angle of spin in which it was before it struck the ground, but the effect in just the same. The plate is there down the middle of the ball. The were fact that it has fat checks only affects the question af degree, and does not in any way alter the laws of break.
I want to make it very clear that this break cannot be obtained by the ordinary cross- spins. It must be a modification of overspin.
• Overspin is a spin which spins as though it were a hoop going through the air, jnstead of on the ground, from the bowler to the batsman Here the hoop is the plane of spin, but this is 'pure overspin. This will not give you the break, but make your konp lie over on its side as it goes through the air, and you will *have conquered the mysterious break.
THE BEAUTY OF DECEPTION. The beauty of this delivery is that for all that anyone but the keenest of batsmen cao, sez, it may be cross-spin, which, of course, would give you the leg-break. You may have bowled for an off-break with leg action, but your plane * of spin was too upright. It goes down, as an unexpected straight ball, and particularly if against the wind, on account of its overspins dives suddenly at the end of its fight, a deadly yorker, or it makes you hit it a foot further for ward than you reckoned in.
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Peradventure you get the right angle of overspin, and it pitches on the offstump. The batsman knows it-a legbreak pitched narrow, and he proceeds to deal with it accordingly when it whips back and takes his le, stump.
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The joubilitice of overspin for producing break and swerve are, I am convinced, not yet fully realised by English cricketers. So that there may be no doubt about the value of this delivery, i will here set down those balls which may apparently all come from it. Only the keepest of batsmen can possibly tell which is coming down, and, as a matter of fact, so near are the angles of the plane of spins which pro duce this break, in overspin, that frequently the bowler himself doesn't know which he has got on-pure overspin, which would be a straight bound, or overspin at an angle of, say, 50 de green, which would produce an off-break with Apparent leg-break delivery.
UNEXPECTEO POSS BILITIES.
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the sun is in his strength Children are con
tapily told that it is dangerous to take cold water when they are hot, but I have not ver met any statistical proof of that assertion. This, however, may be noted, that it is not well to do anything which suddenly arrests the process of
repiring. Hence the short dip in cold water
legitimate and salutary when one is hot; but a longer stay is dangerous, obviously because of the extreme rapidity with which heat can be abstracted from n' flushed skin.
But if the reader prefers to carry away one
gent counsel from all these words let it be this in hot weather, if not always, treat the in-
cations of your appetite ar hunger sente de you do those of any other ; and if your appetite is smaller do not too hastily assume that your body is irrationally constructed, for neither the theory of Creation nor that of Evolution, will countenance you in such a' conclusion.- P.M. G.
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From apparently the same delivery which Bentedi, Br ... 2,508. Power, 25th July, conceals this break may come;
1; 6imple feg-break,
2. A straight ball with pure overspin which, especially against a wind, dives suddenly and deceptively at the end of its fight.
and
Of break with apparent leg-break delivery,
4. Provided the spia is sufficient, and there is caough wind, a dangerous swerve from the leg.
It must be remembered that as off-break with apparent leg-break delivery is used, it stands to reason that leg-break with apparent off-break delivery laon. This break has all the pro parties and purling peculiarities of its well known relation, but naturally, of course, rever 'sed,
Thess breaks are of as much importance to cricket as are the American services to lawn taanis, and when once cricketers fully realise their value I have every hope that they will en- Liven the game very materially. Another, and by no means inconsiderable, virtue that this bali possesses, is that naturally its break is fre- quently straight between the wickets, and then woe betide him who gets taugled with (t.—Ep.
London via Ports roth July, Gen.--G., L. & Co.
Bomeo, Ger, 1.5., 1,344, F. Sambill, 21st July, -Sandakan 13th July, Timber.-M. & Co. Catherine Apcar, Br. ss., 1,730, A. Stewart,
Manila-Per Loongsang, aeth July, 2 P.36. Shanghai-Per Kwelyang, 29th July, 3 r.. Ningpo and Shanghai-Per Tientsin, 19th July, 5 P.M.
Macao-Per Heungshan, 31st July, 1.15.P.30. Amay, Straits and Rangoon -Per Zofda, 31st July, 5 PM..
Kudal and Sandakan-Pe's Dornen, Ist Aug., BAM.
Manila-Per Taming, 1st: ug, 3 P.M. Shanaka, Nagasaki. Kobe, Yokohama,. Vicinia and Vancouver, B.C.-Per Empress of Chins, and Aug.. 10 A.
24th July-Singapore 18th July, Gen.3 D, S, & Eo, Lê
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river gunboat....
cruiser, 2nd class
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Batavia, Samarang, Sourabaya and Macassar | Achéron -Per Tipanas, and Aug., 10 AM.
Argus... Future, &c. Indig via Tuticorin- Per | Avalanche... Scharnhorst, and Aug, 11 A.M.
Balonnette... Singapore, Sourabiya and Semarang-Per | Coronada ... Cisse-tita... Hopsang, and Aug, 2 P.M.
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armoured cruiser gunboat
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Lieut.-Commander Robert E. Vaughan.
Lieut. Commander H. T. Atlay
Captain-C. H. H. Moore
Captain W. L. Grant
en route Waikałwaj
... Hongkong
200
FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION.
NAME.
FLAO AND DESCRIPTION,
TONS. GUNS. H. P.
COMMANDING OFFICERS.
LAST REPORTED AT
armoured gunboat
1,796
10
1,700
Lieut. Ferret.
W Saigon
123
500
Libut. Jeannel
› Canton
140,
150
Haiphong
*
150
Saigon
150
Lieut. Hue
Saigon
Salgon
438
Liant, Merveilleux du Vignaux,
...Gulf of Siam
9,500
Captain Allaira......
Baie d'Along
1,000
Libutenant L'Eost...
...Haiphong
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3,985
5,500
Commander Amet...
303
Lieut. Mère
303
6,300
Lizut, Cotoni
350
303
Lieut. Jebeans...
9.376
20,200
'Capt. Ridoux
Lieut Portier...
308
Lieut. Corlover
...
307
300
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1,350
1,300
Armbruisier
190
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19,600
Capt. Duval
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Art
403
307
6,300
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Lieut. Grailier
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Liant Lavissidra
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307
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Lieut. de Reinach-Werth
Lieut. Glorieux
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9:437
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Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday | Comète Island, Cooktown, Calma, Townsville, Brisbane, ¦ D'AssSKI Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Déciéfa Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Tafyuan, Descartes ... and Aug., 3 P.M.
Estoc Aug., 2 F.M.
Kudat and Sandakan--Per Mausang, 3rd Francisque.....
Fronde Iloilo Per Bungklane, 370 Aug.. 3 P.M.
Guichept... Shanghai, Moji, Kobe and Yokohams-Per Gueydon... Bogor, 4th Aug., I AM.
Henzi Rivière ... Manila-Fer Zafro, 5th Aug, 21 A.M. Jacquin Cebu and Hollo-Per Kalfong, 3th Aug, | Javeline P.M.
Kersaint Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, B.C., and Lynx Tacoma, Wash-Per Tramont, Bib Apg, Montcalm.
Mousquet Europa, &c, fadla, vía Tuilcorin-Per | Olry, "i Tonkin, 8th Aug, 11 AM
Palho*** Singapore, Penang and Calcutta — Per | Pistolst Namsang, 8th Aug., 11 A.M.
Protée... Derwent, Br. £.., 1,657, J. Jenkins, 16th July, Victoria and Vancouver, B.C=Per' Afkendas | Baby
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokobama, Redoptable,..
—Saigon zest July, Gen.—Man Fat & Co. | 9th Aug,, ir A.M.
Sty Empress of China, Br. #6, 3,046, R. Archibald, Frederich, Wilhelmshalen, Herbertshobe, Sully ... R.M.R, 15th Joly-Vancouver, B.C., 3rd Matupi, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourn Surprise July, and Shanghai 22nd, Mails and Gen. Per Pring Sigismund, 330d Aug, 11 AM,
C. I, R. Ca
Cheang Chew, Br. 6.1., 1,313, E. Edwards, 25th
July, Singapore 19th July, Gen-Chl
sexe.
Dailin Maru, Jap. a. goo, H. Ohta, 15th July-Amay 23rd July, and Swalow 24th, GenO, B, K.
Hanol, Fr. 68, 736, P. N. Merlees, 14th July, -Haiphong 17th July, and Heihow 23rd, Pigs and Gen.-A. 'R, M,
Heim, Nor. 38.-757, A. Exiksen, asth July,
Bangkok 17th July, Rice-Yven Fat Hong
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Taking TAKOR On and after 15th July, 1905, the rate Varan of postage on, letters from Hongkong and the Vigilante British Postal Agencies in China to Australia will be at the rate for 4 cents for each half pyncs instead of to cents an at present,
"The rate of postage on letters from Australia
lo Hongkong and the British Postal Agencies
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armoured crisgra destroyer
river gabout...
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*
destroyer ...
sub-marine...
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arviotoed gunboat... armoured cruiser
*Flagship of Vice Admiral Bayle, Commander-in-Chief.
↑ Flagship of Rear-Admiral de Fanque de Jonquières, Second-in-Command.
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Commander Sagat-Duvauroux'
Commander Simon-
Commodre C. P. M. Poldielle
Baie d'Along Haiphong. Haiphong Haiphong
Baib d'Along
Bale d'Along
Haiphong
...Haiphong ...Haiphong Salgon
... Saigon
Salgon
... Baie d'Along
Obuogking
Tengku
Baie d'Along
Saigon
Baigon Haiphong Saigon
Baie d'Along
Baie d'Along
Upper Yangtee
Saigon Hongay Hongkong
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