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|Text=<p><span>Credit for the shorthand scoring system belongs not to Chadwick but to Michael J. Kelly of the </span><em>Herald.</em><span> The box score — beyond the recording of outs and runs—may be Kelly's invention as well, but cricket had supplied the model."</span></p> | |Text=<p><span>Credit for the shorthand scoring system belongs not to Chadwick but to Michael J. Kelly of the </span><em>Herald.</em><span> The box score — beyond the recording of outs and runs—may be Kelly's invention as well, but cricket had supplied the model."</span></p> |
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Text | Credit for the shorthand scoring system belongs not to Chadwick but to Michael J. Kelly of the Herald. The box score — beyond the recording of outs and runs—may be Kelly's invention as well, but cricket had supplied the model." |
Sources | John Thorn, "Pots and Pans and Bats and Balls," posted January 23, 2008 at http://thornpricks.blogspot.com/2008/01/pots-pans-and-bats-balls.html |
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