Maurice Turnbull from Chadron, NE

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Maurice Turnbull

About:

Born:

1906

Died:

1944

Work:

Position:

British Army personnel of World War II • British military personnel killed in World War II • Captain • Hockey Player

Education:

Studied at:

Downside School

Skills & Activities:

Sport:

Athlete from Cardiff • Cambridge University cricket player • Cardiff RFC player • English cricket player • England Test cricket player • Glamorgan cricket player • Welsh cricket player • Welsh rugby union player • Wales international rugby union player • Wisden cricket player of the Year • Marylebone Cricket Club cricket player • Gentlemen cricket player • North v South cricket player • Welsh field hockey player • Club • The Game

Activity:

Sports • Cricket

Skill:

Withdrawals

Military rank:

Sergeant

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Maurice Turnbull

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Maurice Joseph Lawson Turnbull (16 March 1906 5 August 1944) [1] was a Welsh cricketer who played in 9 Tests for England from 1930 to 1936. A talented all round sportsman, Turnball ...

1930 English cricket seas

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Wisden - Don Bradman, Clarrie Grimmett, Beverley Lyon, Ian Peebles, Maurice Turnbull Test series. England lost the Ashes to Australia by 2-1 with two matches drawn.

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Maurice Turnbull

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Friends:

Stephen Green, Ralph TenHave, Gary Cathcart, Ken Sheen, Scott Howard

Classmates

Marblehead High School, M...

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Graduates:

David Alexander (1960-1961),
Nathan Parmelee (1990-1994),
Brett Harris (1999-2003),
Maurice Turnbull (1984-1988),
Adam Schwartz (1998-2002)

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