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drama. Early in his career, Crehan worked in light comedy. He was in his late 30s when he began doing character roles. Crehan's Broadway credits include

John Crehan Park is a multi-use stadium in the southern part of Wollongong, Australia. The stadium is on Merret Avenue, Cringila. It is currently used

The film stars Roy Acuff, Allan Lane, Adele Mara, Irving Bacon, Joseph Crehan and Emma Dunn. The film was released on July 12, 1946, by Republic Pictures

Junior Crehan. In 2011 a company proposed development of a wind farm in the vicinity of Coore. The local people were divided over the plan. Junior Crehan made

twice as many votes as his Republican opponent, insurance agent William Crehan. "Republican mayoral candidates through the years". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Howard J. Green. The film stars Freddie Bartholomew, Jimmy Lydon, Joseph Crehan, Raymond Hatton, Minna Gombell and Robert Warwick. The film was released

and Leslie T. White. The film stars Brian Donlevy, Julie Bishop, Joseph Crehan, Paul Fix, George Lloyd and Dick Curtis. The film was released on July 28

1877, 9.28–10.38; English translation from Crehan 1959, 38. Lipsius 1884, 379; Crehan 1959, 38ff. Crehan 1959, 39. Henry, R., ed. (1959–1991). Photius

Susan "Sue" Crehan (born 12 September 1956) is a British long-distance runner. She competed in the women's marathon at the 1988 Seoul Olympics, finishing

Paddy Crehan (18 February 1920 – 11 February 1992) was an Irish basketball player. He competed in the men's tournament at the 1948 Summer Olympics. "Paddy

Wolves home ground of WIN Stadium is under renovation, and will use John Crehan Park until it is finished. Sydney Olympics home ground of Belmore Oval is

Hayward. The film stars Jean Muir, Beverly Roberts, Warren Hull, Joseph Crehan, Clara Blandick and Addison Richards. The film was released by Warner Bros

Junior Crehan (born Martin Crehan, 17 January 1908 – 3 August 1998) was an Irish fiddle player who composed a number of tunes that remain popular within

film stars Alan Curtis, Anne Gwynne, Charley Grapewin, Donn Gift, Joseph Crehan, Lash LaRue and Joe Devlin. The film was released on March 24, 1948, by

Fuller, Audrey Long, James Nolan, John Harmon, Sammy Menacker and Joseph Crehan. The film was released on October 15, 1949, by Republic Pictures. Lorraine

stars Barton MacLane, Mary Astor, John Eldredge, Dorothy Peterson, Joseph Crehan and Craig Reynolds. The film was released by Warner Bros. on December 21

by Charles C. Coleman and starring Tim McCoy, Billie Seward, and Joseph Crehan. It was produced as a second feature by Columbia Pictures. Tim Dale, the

born Bidelia Crehan in Limerick city, Ireland, one of five siblings born to Thomas Crehan (died 1890) and Harriet (or Harriett) Ryan Crehan (died 1901)

Courage Ltd v Crehan and Inntrepreneur Pub Company v Crehan (2001) C-453/99 are a series of EU competition law and English contract law cases, concerning

Bernard J. Crehan, Irish priest and writer, was born on 2 July 1874. Crehan was born in Rushestown, County Galway to John Crehan and Mary Farrell. He

Ernest Truex, William "Bill" Henry, Lynne Roberts, Max Terhune and Joseph Crehan. The film was released on December 22, 1937, by Republic Pictures. Alice

overview of musicians once playing with the band. Fiddlers Paddy Galvin Junior Crehan James Flynn Christy Dixon Accordions Paddy Joe McMahon Michael Sexton Sr

Lambert Park Referee: James Lewis 22 June 2011 John Crehan Park Referee: Alex Glasgow 29 June 2011 John Crehan Park Referee: Alex Glasgow 29 June 2011 10 July

Crechain is now rendered as Crehan, and variations. It is still found in County Galway. A later bearer of the name was Bernard J. Crehan, priest and author (born

film stars Ricardo Cortez, Kay Linaker, John Eldredge, Mary Astor, Joseph Crehan and Frank Reicher. The film was released by Warner Bros. on January 11,

The Last Right is a 2019 comedy drama film written and directed by Aoife Crehan. The film premiered at the 2019 Cork International Film Festival. On a journey

coastal waters. The owner of Secoma Towing & Salvage, Alec Severn (Joseph Crehan), starts searching for the famous Tugboat Annie Brennan (Jane Darwell),

Purcell, Anne Nagel, Marie Wilson, Wayne Morris, George E. Stone and Joseph Crehan. The film was released by Warner Bros. on December 19, 1936. College hockey

John Litel as Gen. Phillip Sheridan, Regis Toomey as Fitzhugh Lee, Joseph Crehan as President Ulysses S. Grant, and Hattie McDaniel. George Armstrong Custer

Tom Neal, Carole Mathews, Carole Donne, Don Zelaya, Ralph Graves, Joseph Crehan, Jack George, Joseph Granby, Edward Clark and Julian Rivero. The film was

Patricia Ellis as Connie Travers Alan Dinehart as Marty Bleuler Joseph Crehan as Harvey Morris Frankie Darro as Jimmy Moore Frank Sheridan as George Gorman

Dick Foran, Jane Bryan, Robert Paige, Joan Valerie, Edmund Cobb and Joseph Crehan. The film was released by Warner Bros. on May 15, 1937. Dick Foran as Dick

5000 metres Sue Crehan 16:18.55 Sarah Ing 16:43.20 Kay Gillingham 17:01.33 10,000 metres Jill Hunter 33:01.6 Angie Pain 33:04.6 Sue Crehan 33:08.5 100 m

Harold Buckley. The film stars Dick Foran, Anne Nagel, Gordon Hart, Joseph Crehan, Eddie Acuff and Robert Middlemass. The film was released by Warner Bros

partner Tim Nolan (Robert Armstrong) and police chief Martin O'Brien (Joseph Crehan), Bannister uses the latest police methods to track down Mortis. Following

including the long running Across the Continent. He was married to Kate Crehan (sister of actress Ada Rehan, and their son was actor Arthur Byron. (23

Hurl! Starring Tom Crehan, Dale Roy Robinson Country of origin United States No. of episodes 11 Production Executive producers Tom Crehan, Dale Roy Robinson

Tommy Poole Henry O'Neill as John W. Hendricks Joseph Crehan as Johnny Farrell (credited as Joe Crehan) Mae Marsh as Mrs. Mary Novak Sara Haden as Sophie

as John Clark Reitter Nana Bryant as Mrs. Reitter Joseph Crehan as Bill Harwood (as Joe Crehan) Selmer Jackson as Judge Hammond Jan Duggan as Mrs. Randolph

/ Mark Scrutton+ Sue Crehan 1986 Jon Solly / Karl Harrison+ Jill Clarke / Liz Lynch+ 1987 Steve Harris / Nick Rose+ Sue Crehan 1988 Steve Binns / David

Dolores Costello as Laura Crandall Addison Richards as Red Barrett Joseph Crehan as George Harley Donald Briggs as Fred Bowman Paul Everton as Prison Warden

known simply as Paul Drake, in 1936's The Case of the Black Cat, and Joseph Crehan took over in 1937's The Case of the Stuttering Bishop. In 1957, the CBS

Athleague K Fahy 3-2, G Lally 3-2, P Piggott 1-4, M Murphy 1-1, G Linnane 0-2, J Crehan 0-1, M Cahill 0-1. J Henry 0-1, T Flanning 0-1, V Henry 0-1.

Blees as Cadet Capt. Wesley Rogers Richard Noyes as Cadet Sgt. Sable Joseph Crehan as Mr. Jeffrey Ferguson Don Beddoe as Saginaw Jake Charles Lind as Cadet

name Cringila Lions Football Club Nickname(s) Crini, Lions Ground John Crehan Park Capacity 7,500 Manager Jorge De Matos League Illawarra Premier League

reluctantly agrees. At a reception for his friend Senator Kingsley (Joseph Crehan), he meets Maris Kent (Virginia Bruce) and becomes smitten. They are soon

William Pawley as Spike Paul Fix as Louie Harry Woods as Stoddard Joseph Crehan as Gov. Bill Allen "Crime Takes a Holiday (1938) - Overview". TCM.com. Retrieved

J. Stanley Mary Treen as Smitty Addison Richards as Bill Burton Joseph Crehan as Chief Daniels Alice Fleming as Mida Kent Francis Pierlot as Crunch Ken

Jim's Secretary Robert Gordon as Elevator boy Neal Dodd as Minister Joseph Crehan as Immigration Official George Hackathorne as Guggin's Secretary Olaf Hytten

Marty Davis Jack Carson as Shallen Frank M. Thomas as Headwaiter Joseph Crehan as Inspector Wayland Crawford Weaver as Smokey Cecil Kellaway as Willard

as Police Captain Drake Paul Hurst as Police Capt. Bill Connors Joseph Crehan as Detective O'Malley George Guhl as Detective Jones Kathrin Clare Ward

MacDonald as Police Chief Mike Reardon John T. Murray as Horace Meade Joseph Crehan as Jim Wallace Benny Bartlett as Billy Jones John Merton as Red Hampton

Anderson Arthur Treacher as Wilbur Gordon Westcott as Wellington Joseph Crehan as Post Office Attendant William Demarest as Detective The Maxellos as Acrobat

Coffin as Tomlins Eddy Waller as Mr. Davis Mary Field as Mrs. Davis Joseph Crehan as Neilson Charles Lane as McCormack Todd McCarthy and Richard Thompson

Warwickshire 2-10 - 3-14 Louth Páirc na hÉireann, Solihull O Long 1-1, P Crehan 0-6 (6fs), S Morrissey 1-2, J Redden, P Treacy 0-1 (1f) each. Report D Murphy

Nick Buller John Miljan as Slade Wiley John Marston as Lt. Murdock Joseph Crehan as H. Tyler Joyce, editor Barbara Barondess as Ada Miller Sandra Brennan

Leadership at the academy consists of a team of one Associate Principal - Nicola Crehan - and a team of 7 College Leaders. The current college leaders are: Gulfam

as Eddie Alexander, Chauffeur Forbes Murray as Dr. Purcell Nash Joseph Crehan as 'Jumbo' Madigan - Pawnbroker Sandra Brennan (2014). "The Phantom Thief"

Robert Crehan in an attack. Court documents state that in 1992, Wahlberg, "without provocation or cause, viciously and repeatedly kicked" Crehan in the

Marsh George Cooper as Stubby William Jeffrey as Edward Arnold Joseph Crehan as Police Capt. Frank Flynn Otto Yamaoka as Kono Kit Guard as Jack Bob Kortman

Craig Harding John Maxwell as Assistant District Attorney Stewart Joseph Crehan as Police Capt. Alan O'Brien Dick Wessel as Detective Mallory Chester Clute

Harold Huber as Gordon Mischa Auer as Tully Clarence Wilson as Talbot Joseph Crehan as Chief Anderson Charles C. Wilson as Prosecuting Attorney (as Charles

Bacon as Regan Henry Kolker as C.W. Sloane Guy Usher as Gillette Joseph Crehan as Capt. Barnett Ray Mayer as Evans Stanley Blystone as Chief Boatswain

Fung as Willie Paul Stanton as Filson Mary Forbes as Mrs. Gaynes Joseph Crehan as Attorney Irving Bacon as Clerk Ben Turpin as Bartender in Western Chester

Bryan Marc Lawrence as Gordon Finch Edward Pawley as Lance Merlin Joseph Crehan as Kirby - Assistant Police Chief Wade Boteler as Sergeant Clancy Steve

Haworth as Bunker Helen Bennett as Dillie Clark aka Madame Mysterioso Joseph Crehan as Sergeant Nelson Selmer Jackson as Superintendent MacDonald Daral Hudson

S Morrissey (2-5, 2f), J Reddan (0-2), S Conlon (0-1), O Long (0-1), P Crehan (0-1). L Dwan (1-5, 4f), T Hendry (1-0), D Murphy (0-3, 1f), N Stanley (0-1)

Rudy Vallée as Gordon Tolliver Fortunio Bonanova as Prof. Zorado Joseph Crehan as Dr. James P. Whitney Jonathan Hale as Osborne Minna Gombell as Aunt Sophie

McDonald as Louie George Walcott as Danny Horton (as George Wolcott) Joseph Crehan as District Attorney Filming occurred at the Fox studio and at Union Station

Purser Gerald Oliver Smith as an Englishman Albert Conti as a Count Joseph Crehan as a U.S. Immigrant Inspector Addison Richards as a U.S. Immigrant Inspector

Lane George Chandler as Shrevvie Dorothea Kent as Jennie Delaney Joseph Crehan as Police Inspector Cardonna Pierre Watkin as Police Commissioner Weston

Pangborn as hotel clerk Shemp Howard as Mumbo Fred Sanborn as Jumbo Joseph Crehan as Wagstaff's doctor Count Basie Orchestra with Jimmy Rushing and Thelma

Candidate Votes % ±% Conservative Aubrey Jones 27,289 56.7 +6.5 Labour Thomas Crehan 20,874 43.3 +1.1 Majority 6,415 13.4 +2.0 Turnout 48,163 82.9 -0.2 Conservative

Helen MacKellar as Mrs. Mary Haslett Gordon Oliver as Pete Lawson Joseph Crehan as Dr. Stuart Hunter Priscilla Lyon as Suzanne Haslett Walter Miller as

(Van Johnson) who hopes to convince chief editor Jim "Pop" Ainslee (Joseph Crehan) to give him a chance to cover important events, talks about it with another

Logan Robert Stevenson as Mongolian Spy H.T. Tsiang as Mayor Wan-too Joseph Crehan as Junior Official Ray Bennett as Fur Trader Nana Bryant as Mrs. Peggy Brown

Gig Rafferty Gloria Henry as Rattle Rafferty Mary Castle as Flo Joseph Crehan as Thompson Frank O'Connor as Mike Shepard Al Thompson as Tom Alan Bridge

Pindell as Sailor Joslin John 'Skins' Miller as Recruit Pop Lacy Joseph Crehan as Chaplain Benson Commander Hjalmar F. Hanson as Great Lakes Naval Station

George Lloyd as "Shocker" Dodie Robert Homans as Capt. Pat O'Neal Joseph Crehan as George Clarke John H. Dilson as Chamberlain Jones Barbara Brown as Mrs

Jensen Lewis L. Russell as Roger Winthrop Nick Stewart as Julius Joseph Crehan as Chief Dispatcher Sam McDaniel as Porter Dudley Dickerson as Porter Pat

as Bowler Douglas Wood as Henry Maxwell John Hamilton as Warden Joseph Crehan as Priest Lon Chaney Jr. as Federal Agent (uncredited) Edward Peil Sr. as

Harold Huber as 'Mile-a-Way' Miller Greta Meyer as Mrs. Peterson Joseph Crehan as Police Capt. Daniel McGrath Noel Francis as Mabel Martin Francis McDonald

Abraham Lincoln (1930) Secret Service (1931) Operator 13 (1934) Joseph Crehan played Grant in Union Pacific (1939) They Died with their Boots On (1941)

(INS-1) Lewis W. Newton, Syracuse (NEA-1) Francis Vincent, Yale (AP-2) Paul Crehan, Dartmouth (AP-2) Charles Tully, Pittsburgh (NEA-2) Frederick J. Linehan

Dinsdale as Paul's Dad Haruka Abe as Serena Andrew Ellis as Bates Richard Crehan as Kirk Alfie Stewart as Stevie Rosie Goddard as Maddy Grace Meurisse Francis

Robert Barrat as Stanislaus Janauschek Barton MacLane as Sharkey Joseph Crehan as Johnny Quinn William Harrigan as Updyke Henry O'Neill as Mr. Tuthill

Melanie Treacy (Kildare) LWB 5 Carmel Gray (Dublin) (captain) MF 6 Eileen Crehan (Louth) MF 7 Miriam Malone (Kildare) MF 8 Esther Byrne (Wicklow) RWF 9 Bernie

Norman Field as Mr. Otto Hirsch Louise Lorimer as Mrs. Otto Hirsch Joseph Crehan as Hank Hatch John Brown as Professor Keller Mack Williams as Arch Ward

[Chs.1,5,8,9,13] Selmer Jackson as District Attorney [Chs.4,10] Joseph Crehan as Judge Stanton [Chs.1,9,10,13] Walter McGrail as Dean Gene Rizzi as Corey

Purcell as Ed Slayden Joe King as Mike Eagan George E. Stone as Weeper Joseph Crehan as Warden Addison Richards as Dan Varner Eddie Acuff as Sig Patton Charles

Herman Brock Martin Kosleck as Dr Hauss Ralph Morgan as Dr Miller Joseph Crehan as Bill Hudson Fuzzy Knight as "Grit" Hartman Harry Cording as Captain Greeder

Galt/The Black Hangman Charles Trowbridge as Maj. William Elliott Joseph Crehan as Colonel George Bolton Addison Richards as A.J. "Jack" Hill Leyland Hodgson

she was the fourth British athlete, after Ann Ford, Susan Tooby and Sue Crehan, finishing eighth overall in 2:36:11. The third athlete selected to join

Homan Ballenger Warren Hull as Joe Larson Paul Graetz as Carl Homan Joseph Crehan as Bill Hinsdale Dick Purcell as Nick DeLargo Carlyle Moore Jr. as Ambulance

coach. Meade Roberts, 61, American screenwriter, heart attack. Patrick Crehan, 71, Irish basketball player. Ray Danton, 60, American actor (The Rise and

McLean Marjorie Main as Martha Foster Rex Evans as Victor J. Holbrook Joseph Crehan as District Attorney Arthur Hoyt as Beamish, bank teller Syd Saylor as Big

Morrison George Cleveland as Hank Liddell Billy Lee as Chick Morrison Joseph Crehan as Mark Benton Fred Kohler Jr. as Jim Trevor / Black Bart Pierre Watkin

McGowan T. Carroll G. Finan T. Dalton B. Jones G. Monaghan John Kent J. Crehan M. Laffey (Capt) J. Bird Jim Kent R. Henneberry Substitutes: Half-time:

Mantan Moreland as Birmingham Brown Frances Chan as Frances Chan Joseph Crehan as Police Sgt. Matthews Helen Beverly as Norma Duncan / Nancy Wood (as Helen

Kelly Gordon Jones as Joe Falcon Charlotte Wynters as Mrs. Falcon Joseph Crehan as Brad Foster Charles Trowbridge as Capt. Tyler "Pride of the Navy (1939)

McGowan T. Carroll G. Finan T. Dalton B. Jones G. Monaghan John Kent J. Crehan M. Laffey (Capt) J. Bird Jim Kent R. Henneberry Substitutes: Half-time:

Morrison George Cleveland as Hank Liddell Billy Lee as Chick Morrison Joseph Crehan as Mark Benton Fred Kohler Jr. as Jim Trevor / Black Bart Pierre Watkin

Edgar Barrier as Robert Louis Stevenson Irving Bacon as Jake Willis Joseph Crehan as E.J. McHugh Paul E. Burns as Sam Perkins Patti Brady as Lucy Fred F.

Hart as Davis Regis Toomey as Windy William B. Davidson as Dalton Joseph Crehan as Chief Daley Monte Blue as Captain Moran Archie Twitchell as Duke Morgan

Branningan Margia Dean as Joy White John Cason as Tiger Johnson Joseph Crehan as Oscar Brannigan Lyle Talbot as Radio Announcer William Edmunds as Prof

Ho-Fang Ray Walker ... Lucky Phelps James Bush ... Johnny Eaton Joseph Crehan ... Snyder Beatrice Roberts ... Alice Outlaws of the Orient at IMDb v t

official playing ground but train at Barina oval and occasionally play at John Crehan Park in Cringila. Australian Bureau of Statistics (27 June 2017). "Lake

Vinny Long Jonathan Hale as Stuart Kirkland Joe Sawyer as Wolfe Joseph Crehan as Moe Grinnell Irene Franklin as Cafe Proprietor Nick Copeland as Ed Kerrigan

as Bill Daggett Tala Birell as Rita Brown Benny Baker as Timothy Joseph Crehan as Capt. Webb Sid Tomack as Cab Driver Dick Elliott as Doorman Eddie Dunn

as Mrs. Ann Morton, Fred's mother Ralf Harolde as Lips Haggarty Joseph Crehan as Chief Charles R. Dugan Addison Richards as Chief Gary Benson Russell

Lee Phelps as Court Clerk Edward Gargan as Police Officer Casey Joseph Crehan as Judge "Square Dance Katy (1950) - Overview". TCM.com. Retrieved 2019-01-06

Bullfincher Grant Withers as Ran Farrell Marie Harmon as Toni Borden Joseph Crehan as Engineer Casey George M. Carleton as Attorney Jason Howley Holly Bane

Sanford Iron Eyes Cody as Indian Henchman Spade Cooley as Henchman Joseph Crehan as General Ulysses S. Grant Roy Rogers - "Night on the Prairie" (Written

as Davis Dale Van Sickel as Hall Betty Alexander as Jane Walters Joseph Crehan as The Doctor "The Trespasser (1947) - Overview". TCM.com. Retrieved 2015-11-20

(0-2), B McMahon (0-2), G Waldron (0-1). Report E McCabe (0-9, 5f, 1'65), P Crehan (1-1), C McBride (1-0), J Bergin (1-0), S Hennessy (0-2f). Referee: B Sweeney

Hotely as Nora, the Cook Oliver Hardy as Bill Myers Cora Walker as Nelle Crehan Frances Ne Moyer as Elinor, her niece Jerold T. Hevener as Thomas Gray Ed

as Joe Grant Grady Sutton as Dr. Piper Bill Shirley as Tom Wayne Joseph Crehan as Judge Hoskins Paul Porcasi as Montez Russell Hicks as Supt. Duff Howard

Macready as Harry Wharton/ Jerome K. Bentley Jean Stevens as Tex Tuttle Joseph Crehan as Willard Apple aka Falstaff List of American films of 1944 Axmaker, Sean

Cranston/The Shadow Barbara Read as Margo Lane Tom Dugan as Shrevvy Joseph Crehan as Police Insp. Cardona Pierre Watkin as Police Commissioner J.R. Weston

Anita Lopez Eddy Waller as Fred Willats Pierre Watkin as Sen. Allen Joseph Crehan as Postmaster General Martin Garralaga as Alvarades Rex Lease as Croupier

Earley (1-3), V. Glennon (1-0), A. Leyland (0-3), T. McManus (0-2), T. Crehan (0-1), M. Donlon (0-1), E. McManus (0-1). C. Mahon (1-5), B. Breen (0-3)

District Attorney Manchester Charles Wilson as Police Officer Ricker Joseph Crehan as Detective Johnson Olin Howland as Dr. Croker, Perry's doctor Mary Treen

 Lynn Nelson (USA) 33:43.71 9.  Lieve Slegers (BEL) 33:48.91 10.  Susan Crehan (GBR) 33:54.99 11.  Sue Lee (CAN) 34:14.92 12.  Sue Berenda (CAN) 34:15

as Charles Gardner Eric Blore as Griggs George Tobias as Sascha Joseph Crehan as Mark C. Gilman George Humbert as Luigi Joey Ray as Miller Don Brodie

McGowan T. Carroll G. Finan M. Laffey B. Jones John Kent D. McGoldrick J. Crehan R. Henneberry K. O'Keeffe Jim Kent J. Bird Substitutes: C. Garvey Half-time:

Wilson Archie Robbins as Kenneth Rockwell Dickie Jones as Bobby Doyle Joseph Crehan as Danny Lockridge Frank Otto as Joey Meade Robert Paige as Radio Announcer

Stanley Andrews as Jeff Baldwin Martin Garralaga as Patrick Moreno Joseph Crehan as Local No. 44 Engineer Charles Middleton as Blindfolded Circuit Rider

Daley Addison Richards as Coleman Robert McWade as Judge Crawford Joseph Crehan as McClanahan Joe Sawyer as Slugs Crippen Fred Kohler as Shanghai Duck John

Margaret Early as Clarabelle Lee Bertha Priestley as Susan Wiley Joseph Crehan as Peter Dugan Lee Phelps as Barnes John Dilson as Mr. Davis Charles Smith

Clara Benson Harry Shannon as Tom Cary Lucien Littlefield as Andy Joseph Crehan as Bob Luis Alberni as Joe Warren Mills as Joey Benson Emmett Lynn as Tramp

"Splitface" Banning Jane Greer as Jane Owens Lyle Latell as Pat Patton Joseph Crehan as Chief Brandon Mickey Kuhn as Junior Trevor Bardette as Prof. Linwood

16:09.36 Elaine Foster 16:09.83 10,000 metres Andrea Wallace 32:21.61 Sue Crehan 33:05.14 Suzanne Rigg 33:16.03 100 m hurdles Sally Gunnell 13.13 Kay Morley-Brown

Kirkeberg  Norway (NOR) 52:59 28 Delilah Asiago  Kenya (KEN) 53:00 29 Susan Crehan  Great Britain (GBR) 53:00 30 Jane Ngotho  Kenya (KEN) 53:06 31 Gabriela

Chuck Hamilton as Hood at Dance Eddy Chandler as Supply Sergeant Joseph Crehan as Recruiting Officer Ida Darling as Aunt Edward Earle as Navy Chaplain

Scott McLaughlin as the inaugural driver guests, with Liz Ellis and Riana Crehan also joining Rust and Skaife on the panel. The series returned for 2016

Foster Genevieve Tobin as Pauline Corbin John Russell as Jimmy Foster Joseph Crehan as Pat Doyle Frederick Burton as Arnold Corbin Ben Weldon as Barney Selmer

Katch as Horst Fritz Leiber as Prof. Jenner Larry J. Blake as Karl Joseph Crehan as Thompson Louise Franklin as Nellie Daniel De Jonghe as German Peter Michael

Villeton  France (FRA) 50:30 16 Anna Villani  Italy (ITA) 50:30 17 Susan Crehan  Great Britain (GBR) 50:32 18 Danièle Kaber  Luxembourg (LUX) 50:38 19 Françoise

Brodie as Benny Ian Wolfe as J.D. Denison Carol Forman as Helen Ray Joseph Crehan as Inspector Cavanaugh Phil Warren as Mike Geary Tony Barrett as Paolo Ray

Lieutenant Buckley Tom Stevenson as Charles Paul Phillips as Hot-Foot Joseph Crehan as Yates John Maxwell as Gillis Fetrow p.343 "Nine Lives Are Not Enough

Bebe Max Wagner as Jim Joe Sawyer as Charley Cy Kendall as Crawley Joseph Crehan as Federal Man Edward Fielding as Judge James Craig as Brenda's Friend (uncredited)

Doris Henley Larry Parks as Paul Herbert Phil Brown as Kansas City Joseph Crehan as Evans Arden Thurston Hall as Capt. Wendall Ferris Taylor as Capt. Forbes

Tennessee Addison Richards as Matt Lashan Edmund MacDonald as Comstock, Joseph Crehan as Rancher Dusty King Willard Robertson as Rancher Wilson Pat Moriarity

Sally Blair Gene Lockhart as George Healey Olin Howland as Mr. Blair Joseph Crehan as Mr. Henderson Charles C. Wilson as H.J. Russell William B. Davidson as

Craig Reynolds as Gordon Bixler Gordon Oliver as Philip Brownley Joseph Crehan as Paul Drake Helen MacKellar as Stella Kenwood (as Helen McKellar) Edward

Vocals Sumudu Jayatilaka – Background Vocals David Hartley – Arranger Dermot Crehan – Violin (solo on "As Long as We're Here") Perry Montague-Mason – Violin

Rober as Mr. Shanway Lurene Tuttle as Millie Andrew Tombes as Doctor Joseph Crehan as Police Captain Robert Emmett O'Connor as Policeman Kathleen O'Malley

Betty Garde as Dorothy White Hugh O'Connell as Charlie Rickenbacker Joseph Crehan as Reporter (uncredited) Porter Hall as Drunk (uncredited) H. Dudley Hawley

Robinson Dick Purcell as Dr. Randolph Jenkins Mary Treen as Jennie Joseph Crehan as Tom Carter Frank Darien as Clem Brown Robert Emmett Keane as Jones Kay

Zhong Huandi  China 2:36:02 31 Ellen Rochefort  Canada 2:36:44 32 Susan Crehan  Great Britain 2:36:57 33 Lorraine Moller  New Zealand 2:37:52 34 Carla

Rober as Mr. Shanway Lurene Tuttle as Millie Andrew Tombes as Doctor Joseph Crehan as Police Captain Robert Emmett O'Connor as Policeman Kathleen O'Malley

Prison, framed for embezzlement by his employer, Edward Martin (Joseph Crehan) of the Western Packing Company, to cover his own criminal activities. Willoughby

Herman, a barber Margaret Hamilton as Amy, Dillingwell's housekeeper Joseph Crehan as Butler Pierce Joe Cunningham as Ed Young Gloria Blondell as Gertrude

Ford Coppola. Henry Corden (1920–2005), actor and voice-over artist Joseph Crehan (1883–1966), actor Lee de Forest (1873–1961), physicist & electrical engineer

Johnny Hudson Tully Marshall as Old Peter Margot Stevenson as Sue Joseph Crehan as Mr. Chasen Chester Clute as Mr. Butler John Hamilton as Police Capt.

Douglas Walton as Percival Priceless Esther Howard as Filthy Flora Joseph Crehan as Chief Brandon Byron Foulger as Simon Little Jimmy Crane as Junior, Tracy's

Ranger Comstock Edward Pawley as Palo Pete Eddie Foy, Jr. as Mandolin Joseph Crehan as Johnson James Pierce as High Boots Monte Blue as Pablo Slide Along "Texas

Sorel as Slavins André Cheron as Joe Benje Robert Frazer as Peter Joseph Crehan as Daly Duke York as Babe "Navy Secrets". American Film Institute. Archived

Hobbs Barton MacLane as Sam O'Donnell Bruce Bennett as Pat Norris Joseph Crehan as Police Chief Hobbs Joe Downing as Lou Bodie Howard Hickman as Dr. Talbot

Elder Moab McCabe Stanley Andrews as Col. Cartright (uncredited) Joseph Crehan as Gov. Ames (uncredited) According to MGM records the film earned $2,384

Cincinnati Reds 6". Retrosheet. October 21, 1975. Retrieved December 21, 2022. Crehan, Herb. "Denny Doyle". SABR. Bailey, Rick (October 23, 1975). "The 'Best'

Fr. William Carrol 1896–1903 Fr. John Gerard Neville 1903–10 Fr. Edward Crehan 1910–20 Fr. James Lacy 1920–24 Fr. John English 1925–36 Fr. James Meenan

Frank Reicher as Doctor Greenleaf Addison Richards as Edmund Daniels Joseph Crehan as Ridgley The film was originally called Bombay Uprising but was relocated

as Barbara Trudy Marshall as Miss Kennedy Robert Greig as Fields Joseph Crehan as Kohn Mantan Moreland as Edwards Arthur Loft as Burgess John Kelly as

area is quasi-judicial and subject to appeal to the ECJ. In Courage v. Crehan, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that article 101 TFEU has direct

ISBN 978-0-8071-1553-4. Hoare & Smith 1971, p. xviii. Hoare & Smith 1971, pp. xviii–xix. Crehan, Kate (2002). Gramsci, Culture, and Anthropology. University of California

version starring Priscilla Dean) Stanhope Wheatcroft as Berkeley Cecil Joseph Crehan as Rake Charles Craig as Rockingham Claire Whitney as Venitia List of lost

Egon Brecher as Pa Vangarick Eleanor Wesselhoeft as Ma Vangarick Joseph Crehan as Ross George Breakston as Stan Vangarick William Pawley as Wilson Ronnie

Patton Tony Barrett as 'Melody' Fiske James Nolan as Dan Sterne Joseph Crehan as Chief Brandon Milton Parsons as Dr. A. Tomic In 2007, Dick Tracy Meets

Collins Humphrey Bogart as Hap Stuart Marie Wilson as Sunny Avery Joseph Crehan as Jim Horn Joseph King as Mr. Pierson Addison Richards as Mr. B.C. Hill

Toler as Charlie Chan Victor Sen Yung as Jimmy Chan (Number 2 son) Joseph Crehan as Captain Black Willie Best as Chattanooga Brown John Harmon as Freddie

Dr. Bell Paul Irving as Dr. Warshof Harry C. Bradley as Dr. Henry Joseph Crehan as Chairman Susan Fleming as Lucille Bailey The production numbers were

Tramp in Box Car Wee Willie Davis as Bouncer (as Wee Willie Davis) Joseph Crehan as Judge Flynn (uncredited) Harry Tenbrook as Saloon Patron (uncredited)

Tramore GAA key player = Eric Patrick Crehan (Leitrim Minor Captain 2014/15) Sráid Bhaile CLG Founded: 1885 County: Waterford Colours: White and Blue Coordinates:

John Williams Jack Holt as Deacon Smith Margia Dean as Hazel Carter Joseph Crehan as President Ulysses S. Grant Byron Foulger as Sparky Jackson, also known

Sergeant Moran Creighton Hale as Hotel Manager John Ridgely as Rodgers Joe Crehan as Editor Glen Langan as Interne DeWolf Hopper as Interne Vampire film Wikiquote

(as Robert E. Scott) Dorothy Malone as Eileen Daley (uncredited) Joseph Crehan as Jumbo Madigan (uncredited) Harrison Greene as Arthur Manleder (uncredited)

Inescort as Olivia Nesbit Harvey Stephens as Roderick O. Nesbit Joseph Crehan as Peter Dugan George P. Breakston as Beezy Todd Karns as Harry Land Barbara

Captain Finlay Willis Bouchey as Henry Irene Vernon as Mrs. Burrows Joseph Crehan as White's City Editor Kasia Orzazewski as Mrs. Schmidt James Dean as Copyboy

Dan Meredith Chief of Detectives Frank Ferguson as Paul Harrison Joseph Crehan as Police Captain Larry J. Blake as Hollis Smith Cathy Carter as Sally Winters

0-7, J Dowling 0-2, P Maher 0-2, T Breen 0-1, S Kinsella 0-1. J Broderick 0-5, K Crehan 0-2, C Tobin 0-1, D Wislon 0-1, D Dermody 0-1. Referee: S Cleere

Arledge as Salesman Ed Keane as Gaul Selmer Jackson as Doctor 1 Joseph Crehan as Doctor 2 Ward Bond as First Policeman (uncredited) Charles Lane as Al

William B. Davidson as Tom McGee Joyce Compton as Café Showgirl Joseph Crehan as H.P. Jackson Arthur Treacher as Latimer Russell Hicks as Sam Rupert Ward

Cully Richards as Tom Wade Holmes Herbert as Major Rodney Addison Joseph Crehan as Blaine (City Editor) Howard Lang as "Pop" Lawrence Victor Adams as "King"

O'Day Paul Guilfoyle as Red Martin John Ridgely as Texas Pearson Joseph Crehan as Brother MacEwen Wilfred Lucas as Brother MacDonald Tom Tyler as Curley

as District Attorney Roger Quinn Robert Strange as Waxey Armitage Joseph Crehan as Commissioner of Police J. Carrol Naish as Joe Durell (as J. Carroll Naish)

Department for Education URN 144719 Tables Ofsted Reports Head of School Colin Crehan Gender Coeducational Age 11 to 16 Enrolment 671 as of December 2022[update]

Hattie Noel as herself ... Ray Eberle as himself, the Band Singer Joseph Crehan as the Judge "Honeymoon Lodge". TCM. Retrieved 8 July 2014. Honeymoon Lodge

Whitney Marla Shelton as Mrs. Grace Andrews Alec Craig as 'Godfrey' Joseph Crehan as Sgt. Wood William Corson as Dan Curtis Maxine Jennings as Miss Caldwell

Linaker as Barbara Winston Carlyle Moore Jr. as Robert "Bob" Gordon Joseph Crehan as Harry Shields Henry O'Neill as George Winston Joe King as J.W. Moett

Musicians and singers Willie Clancy – (1918–1973), uilleann piper Junior Crehan – fiddler player Kitty Hayes – concertina player Tom Lenihan – traditional

of venereal disease, female anatomy, pregnancy, and childbirth. Joseph Crehan as Dr. James Fenton Marcia Mae Jones as Lois Marsh Jean Fenwick as Mrs.

Brannigan Fred Lawrence as Raymond Crane Rosalind Marquis as Bernice Fox Joseph Crehan as A.J. Lambert Charles Halton as M.B. Carter Teddy Hart as Moe Jerome Mary

Tom Reed, a Boxer Robert Middlemass as Mr. George, Cafe Proprietor Joseph Crehan as Reed's Manager Charles Teske as a Dancer Marie Prevost as Sherman's receptionist

Stanley as Nathaniel Moore Horace Murphy as Mr. Miller - Homesteader Joseph Crehan as U.S. Marshal Dave Conway Robert Emmett Keane as Mr. Page Roy Rogers –

Harlan Briggs as Deputy Sheriff Cal Hoskins Paul Everton as Judge Joseph Crehan as Defense Attorney Wilcox Frank Puglia as Mr. Ernie, a barber Willie Fung

Wallace as Lou Morris Richard Denning as Assistant Dance Director Joseph Crehan as Old Gentleman Ethel Griffies as Voice Teacher Frank Faylen as First Reporter

Toni Todd as Geegee Desmond Francis Pierlot as Roberts the Butler Joseph Crehan as Dist. Atty. Ellis Mason Garnett Marks as Charles O'Mara Grady Sutton

Marie Blake as Clara Edward Gargan as Joe Vera Lewis as Mrs. James Joseph Crehan as Tom Burke Ann Edmonds as Miss Barnes William Hopper as Best Man Hal Erickson

Marie Blake as Clara Edward Gargan as Joe Vera Lewis as Mrs. James Joseph Crehan as Tom Burke Ann Edmonds as Miss Barnes William Hopper as Best Man Hal Erickson

Cathy Thompson, Chris Tombling, David Emanuel, David Woodcock, Dermot Crehan, Douglas Mackie, Elizabeth Edwards, Everton Nelson, Helen Hathorn, Jackie

Lucia Carroll as Flo Egon Brecher as Pop Duval Cliff Clark as Cully Joseph Crehan as Sweeney Ben Welden as Al Hurst Barbara Pepper as Polly Dorothy Appleby

non-elected 53 Joseph M. Barr 1959–1970 Democrat Former State Senator Will Crehan Vince Rovitto 54 Peter F. Flaherty # 1970–1977 Democrat Former city councilman;

as Simpson Hal K. Dawson as Logan Thurston Hall as Senator Morton Joseph Crehan as Phil Sampson Frederick Burton as Dean Lawford Howard Hickman as Bishop

Driscoll (credited as Richard Purcell) George E. Stone as Wires Kagel Joseph Crehan as Grand Jury Spokesman Henry O'Neill as Ward Bryant Henry Kolker as Mr

Department from 1985 to 1989. She was then a law clerk for Judge Matthew J. Crehan and director of the victim/witness division for the Butler County Court

Bill Hawkes, Boguslaw Kostecki, David Daniels, David Woodcock, Dermot Crehan, Emlyn Singleton, Everton Nelson, Frank Schaefer, Helen Hathorn, Jackie

and Wollongong. They play their local games at their home ground at John Crehan Park, Merrett Avenue, Cringila. In 2008 Cringila had finished 4th in the

won the Gulf South Conference Tournament title in 2022 under coach Enda Crehan and advanced to the NCAA National Tournament. 21% of male students and 24%

Bradbury – violin Gary Burnette – guitar George Cocchini – guitar Dermot Crehan – violin Paul Cullington – double bass Philip Eastop – percussion Jon Evans-Jones

Hornick Joe Sawyer as Babe Dooley Constance Worth as Mrs. Nan Raymond Joseph Crehan as Lt. Kane Byron Foulger as Night Attendant (uncredited) Eugene Pallette

O'Neil John Litel as Victor Shanley Carlyle Moore Jr. as Bob Terrill Joseph Crehan as Judge Thompson William B. Davidson as Al Kruger Stanley Fields as Slim

Herman Roy Barcroft as Al Turk Douglas Evans as Secret Service Inspector Crehan Milton Parsons as Miller James Flavin as Police Inspector Thorndyke William

Howland Chamberlain, Lane Chandler, Ben Chasen, Steve Cochran, Joseph Crehan, Esther Dale, Joe Devlin, Tommy Dorsey, Robert Dudley, Jack Gargan, Karen

Stadium, Thurles 14:00 S McGrath 0-7 (5f, 1 65), D Russell, R Taylor & C Crehan 1-2 each, O Donnellan & M O’Malley 0-2 each, J McCarthy, D Conroy & R Hayes

Winter George E. Stone as Boots Burnett John Sheehan as Slugs Dana Joseph Crehan as Daniel Bronson Dennis Moore as Russ McAllen William White as Office Boy

Brissac as Adela Thatcher William B. Davidson as Bayard Thatcher Joseph Crehan as Hilary Thatcher Florence Fair as Evelyn Thatcher Stuart Holmes as Higby

E.H. Swaley (as William Davidson) George Meeker as Bill Kendall Joseph Crehan as Clements Christian Rub as Dr. Jorgen Willard Robertson as Speaker Edward

Mitchell Henry H. Daniels Jr. as Bill Mitchell Chick Chandler as Squeak Joseph Crehan as Chief Rogers Jay Novello as Pinky Paul Harvey as Carter Addison Richards

Mr. Curley Robert Ellis as Buster Tyme Richard Rober as Al Wilson Joseph Crehan as William Barnes Billy Curtis as Capt. Rudolph L. Nemo John Gallaudet as

as Ruby Jean Fenwick as Mrs. Lovelake Esther Dale as Mrs. Haskins Joseph Crehan as Chalmers Tom Collins as Phil Arno Clayton Moore as Wilson (uncredited)

of British and American roles in films. Byron was the son of actors Kate Crehan and Oliver Doud Byron. He was a nephew of the stage actress Ada Rehan, his

had seven children. Ceol an Clair, Vol. I (CCÉ CL 17) - along with Junior Crehan, Bobby Casey, Joe Ryan, and John Kelly which was recorded by Seamus Mac

School was established in his honour in 1973, by Clancy's friends Junior Crehan, Martin Talty, Sean Reid, Paddy Malone, Paddy McMahon, Frankie McMahon,

Davenport Harry Cheshire as David Carson Edmund Cobb as Sheriff Fuller Joseph Crehan as Colonel Jefferson Steve Darrell as Sheriff Mason Douglas Evans as Rodeo

Park Corrimal Rangers Corrimal Memorial Park Cringila Lions Cringila John Crehan Park Helensburgh Thistles Helensburgh Rex Jackson Park Port Kembla Port

U.S. Public Health Service Noah Beery Jr. as Bomber Ground Crew Joseph Crehan as Doctor at Hospital Richard Fraser as Young Doctor Thomas Gomez as Compton

Evy Palm  Sweden 2:31:35 4 Susan Wightman  United Kingdom 2:32:09 5 Susan Crehan  United Kingdom 2:35:10 6 Tove Lorentzen  Denmark 2:35:52 7 Jacqueline Gareau

of the M5 East Freeway caused them to relocate their home games to John Crehan Park in Wollongong, New South Wales. The club continued to enjoy considerable

Steele Leni Lynn as Dody Martin Margaret Hamilton as Martha Steele Joseph Crehan as Mr. Essex George McKay as Brice Henry Roquemore as Shaw Lelah Tyler as

Conroy Burke, Frankie Gavin, Matt Keane, Mary Staunton, Tommy McCarthy, Mick Crehan, Gerry Hanley, Rosie Stewart and Dick Hogan. O'Halloran performed with either

Toad Joe King as Principal Keeper (P.K.) (credited as Joseph King) Joseph Crehan as Warden John Ridgely as Gas Station Attendant Herbert Rawlinson as District

Truck Driver Zon Murray as Trooper in Cafe House Peters Jr. as Steve Joseph Crehan as Elderly Border Inspection Officer Charles Anthony Hughes as Chubby Border

Joe Goodwin Percy Kilbride as Billings Nana Bryant as Mrs. Langdon Joseph Crehan as Riverboat Captain/Ulysses S. Grant (uncredited) Russell Gleason as Orion

Benton Virginia Howell as Mrs. Julia Randolph Paul Fix as Clipper Joseph Crehan as Gordon, Newspaper Editor Eddie Kane as Sam Grey William Ruhl as Police

subgroup of the Rocky Mountains between the Peace and Liard rivers. Fern Lake Crehan Creek Reimer Creek Wenger Creek Pentreath Creek Varrick Creek Kluachesi

Patrick H. O'Malley, Jr. as Jailer Bert Hanlon as Piano accompanist Joseph Crehan as Mr. Fletcher, the Foreman Murray Alper as First Mechanic Dick Wessel

as Gaskett Roscoe Ates as Gander Hopkins Billy Bevan as Plug Hat Joseph Crehan as Jordan Bert Roach as Kewpie Victor Potel as Turpentine Mary Treen as

(uncredited) Secret Service Investigator (1948) - Secret Service Inspector Crehan Cowboy Cavalier (1948) - Lance Regan Michael O'Halloran (1948) - Dr. Johnson

Tom Carney Charlotte Wynters as Marcia Friel Jane Wyman as Dixie Joseph Crehan as Tiny Torgenson Tom Kennedy as Gahagan Frank Faylen as Ted Parks In 1936

Sydney United FC Sydney United Sports Centre 12,000 West Sydney Berries FC Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre 18,000 Wollongong FC John Crehan Park 7,500

The group included Paddy McMahon, Paddy Malone, Micheal O Friel, Junior Crehan, Martin Talty, Sean Reid, JC Talty and Jimmy Ward. These were later joined

Award Best Sound Editing - Music in a Feature Film J.J. George (supervising music editor) Kevin Crehan (music editor) Tom Kramer (music editor) Nominated

Wadud Khalil Mahdi Salman Yonan Emile 23  Ireland (IRL) Harry Boland Vincie Crehan John Flynn William Jackson Thomas Keenan James R. McGee Gerald McLoughlin

private wrong (as was held in the vertical restraints case of Courage Ltd v Crehan) and what should be seen as a public wrong where only public enforcers are

Arwen in the film. Annie Lennox – vocals John Parricelli – guitar Dermot Crehan – hardingfele, fiddle, violin Ulrich Herkenhoff – flute Roberts, David (2006)

Virginia Brissac as Aunt Julia Charles C. Wilson as Tex Reardon Joseph Crehan as Secretary C.D. Burch Mary Treen as Nurse Robert Emmett Keane as Nick

Snodgrass John Thomson as Mikey Moran Richard Ashton as Bouncer Richard Crehan as Junior Holly Weston as Laura Harrington Matt Healy as William Hawkes

as Field Gavin Muir as Col. Crawson Egon Brecher as Marcel Aubert Joseph Crehan as Gen. Donovan Bobby Driscoll as Gerard Julia Dean as Madame Prideaux Crane

as Field Gavin Muir as Col. Crawson Egon Brecher as Marcel Aubert Joseph Crehan as Gen. Donovan Bobby Driscoll as Gerard Julia Dean as Madame Prideaux Crane

Cliff Milburn Andrew Tombes as Bartender Regis Toomey as Detective Joseph Crehan as Detective (Tom) Doris Lloyd as Kettisha Virginia Brissac as Dr. Chase

Beakston George P. Beakston Joey Forman Peter Dugan Raymond Hatton Joseph Crehan Don Davis John T. Murray George Benedict Addison Richards Addison Richards

Orchestra Catherine Thompson, violin (leader) Edward Coxon, violin Dermot Crehan, violin Beverley Davison, violin Ian Humphries, violin Philippa Ibbotson

these included the Bourkes in Miltown itself, the Carrolls in Freagh, the Crehans around Carrowduff, the Lenihans of Knockbrack and the Clancys of Illaunbaun

2022 3 Apr Jonny Mellor 2:10:46 Becky Briggs 02:29:06 9 2021 10 Oct Matt Crehan 2:18:26 Anna Bracegirdle 02:40:17 2020 cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic

John Eldredge as Lloyd Skinner Henry O'Neill as Commander Tisdale Joseph Crehan as Karl Stone Gordon Oliver as Luce Eddie Acuff as Bob Blair Willard Robertson

Marshe as Mrs. Vicki Darwin Barbara Slater as The Flower Seller Joseph Crehan as Broker Cyril Delevanti as Postman Frank Reicher as Doctor Paul Newlan

League Terrorist Leader Zack Snyder 2019 The Last Right Frank Delaney Aoife Crehan Arracht Lieutenant Tomás Ó Súilleabháin Irish language Togo Jafet Lindeberg

of Glenn Seton. Melbourne, Victoria: AN1 Media. ISBN 978-0-6487863-2-0. Crehan, Riana (30 April 2015). "Can we rename Barbagallo 'Lowndes Raceway'?". V8Supercars

performance arranger Boguslaw Kostecki, Cathy Thompson, Chris Tombling, Dermot Crehan, Emil Chakalov, Emlyn Singleton, Gaby Lester, Jonathan Rees, Julian Leaper

Contractor Nicholas Dodd - Conductor Frank Ricotti - Ethnic Percussion Dermot Crehan - Irish Fiddle Mauricio Venegas - Woodwind Paul Clarvis - Ethnic Percussion

Bear Onslow Stevens as Brock Danvers Mary Treen as Sophie Lawrence Joseph Crehan as Jeff "Bet-a-Hundred" Adams Duncan Renaldo as Juan Morales LeRoy Mason

Harris+ Jane Shields / Liz McColgan+ 1989 Mark Rowland / Steve Cram+ Sue Crehan / Susan Tooby+ 1990 Eamonn Martin / Simon Mugglestone+ Sally Ellis 1991

Mullane (1-2), J Newman (0-3), G Ghee (0-3), E Donnellan (0-3), J Casey (0-1), K Connelly (0-1). S Hennessy (0-3), P Crehan (0-1). Referee: P O'Dwyer

Pain — 2"30.51 (→ 10th place) Susan Tooby — 2"31.33 (→ 12th place) Susan Crehan — 2"36.57 (→ 32nd place) Women's Discus Throw Jacqueline McKernan Qualification

Joe Cunningham as Joe Taylor, a reporter Ben Welden as Buzz Barett Joseph Crehan as Brady Veda Ann Borg as The Redhead Frank Faylen as Barney Harland Tucker

5.12 606 699 773 828 874 923 999 1,116 1,134 1,172 Fianna Fáil Richard Crehan 4.47 529 575 589 602 611 622         Independent Richie Smith 1.46 173 212

Purcell as Marty Al Shean as Franz Addison Richards as William McGuire Joseph Crehan as Dist. Atty. Thomas Mallon In a contemporary review for The New York Times

Duncan Richardson as Stevie Loomis Stanley Logan as Sir Thomas Asbury Joseph Crehan as Mr. Herndon Emmett Vogan as Dr. Paley Clyde Cook as Fred Leach Donald

Snapper Chick Chandler as Louie Eddie Collins as Corporal Collins Joseph Crehan as Stage Manager Wally Vernon as Himself Ruth Terry as Ruby Robert Gleckler

Mary's Kiltoghert Kilcoyne Park, Tubbercurry C Kelly (0-9), A Kelly (0-4), P Crehan (0-1), J Shally (0-1). Report C Cunniffe (0-6), J Glancy (0-1). Referee:

Macedonia Park (Berkeley) and Wetherall Park (Primbee) before settling on John Crehan Park in Cringila as its base, which has a capacity of 7,500. The Wolves

HOF? Here are the pros and cons". MLB.com. Retrieved November 9, 2019. Crehan, Herb (2005). Red Sox Heroes of Yesteryear. Rounder Books. ISBN 157940118X

Arthur Space as Major Ross Robert J. Anderson as a Boy (uncredited) Joseph Crehan as President U.S. Grant (uncredited) Richard Alexander as Henchman (uncredited)

Island and White Island. Those in the upper lake include Bleanish Island, Crehan Island, Dernish Island, Inishcorkish, Inishcrevan, Inishfendra, Inishleague

Boguslaw Kostecki, Cathy Thompson, Chris Tombling, David Woodcock, Dermot Crehan, Everton Nelson, Godfrey Salmon, Jackie Shave, Jim McLeod, Jonathan Strange

Creaghmacwallen Island, Creaghnarourk Island, Creefin Island, Creenagho, Creevehill, Crehan Island, Crevinish, Crevinishaughy Island, Crillan, Crimlin, Croaghan, Croaghrim

Owens B.G. Norman as Johnny Wyatt Minerva Urecal as Ella Mae Watson Joseph Crehan as Major Larkin "Sundown in Santa Fe (1948) - Overview". TCM.com. April

Joyce 1986: Marina Samy 1987: Catherine Newman 1988: Jane Shields 1989: Sue Crehan 1990: Sally Ellis 1991: Amanda Wright 1992: Amanda Wright 1993: Suzanne

John James as Freddie Arthur O'Connell as Assistant Director Jensen Joseph Crehan as Joe Ray Teal as Charlie unbilled players include Bess Flowers and Gino

Green Barbara Billingsley as Doris Green James Seay as minister Joseph Crehan as J. P. Baker Sharon McManus as Ellen Green Prejudice was the third film

Now: Credell Green". Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Retrieved June 13, 2012. Crehan, Herb (2005). Red Sox Heroes Of Yesteryear. Rounder Records. p. 120. ISBN 157940118X

under-strings. It was also used by composer John Powell and played by Dermot Crehan in the DreamWorks film How to Train Your Dragon for the main romantic theme

The cross by the roadside is set upon a plinth and is dedicated to James Crehan (Grehan) who apparently saved the Cross from being discarded when the level

Guitteau, Kyrsten Mate (sound editors); Steve Slanec (ADR editor), Kevin Crehan (music editor) Nominated Producers Guild of America Awards February 2, 2008

Paul Willey Rachel Allen Tom Bowes Ian Humphries Boguslav Kosteci Dermot Crehan Philippa Ibbotson Jonathan Evans-Jones Julian Leaper Ed Coxon Peter Hanson

Addison Richards as Curly Thorne Robert Barrat as Abraham Lincoln Joseph Crehan as Colonel Douglas Fred Lawerence as Lt. Dale Eddie Shubert as Happy Simpson

club survived at both levels.[citation needed] Peter O'Connell, Michael Crehan and Michael Madigan were appointed as senior management team but the senior

Charlie Ken Christy as plainclothesman Chester Conklin as newsboy Joseph Crehan as Doctor Mary Currier as Secretary Edmund Elton as elderly man Tom Hanlon

Watson 2-7, S Caulfield 0-6, E Dwyer 1-3, E McCabe 0-4, P Unlacke, K McGee, P Crehan 0-2 each, D Kennedy 0-1, P Hoban (1f). Referee: S Hynes (Galway)

Sherlock Indica Watson as Little Eurus Simon Kunz as Sir Edwin Richard Crehan as Ben Matt Young as Young Police Officer Tam Mutu as Leonard Episode chronology

Charriere Paul Cavanagh as Max Armand Charles Waldron as Paul Vantine Joseph Crehan as Inspector Grady Emory Parnell as Simmonds Phyllis Barry as Julia Cyril

Martin Harley Owen Burrows Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum 1:09.73 2021 Oscula Mark Crehan George Boughey Nick Bradley Racing 20 & George Boughey 1:12.02 2022 Legend

was "probably the only one [of Manning's works] that is now remembered". Crehan, Joseph Hugh, S.J. (1981). "Priesthood, kingship, and prophecy". Theological

Venue: Páirc na hÉireann Gls: J Collins 1, O Coffey 1. Pts: L Hands 3; P Crehan 3; E McWilliams 2; J Collins 2; O Coffey 1; K Murphy 1, N Eames 1, D King

Gordon Hart as Dr. Harry Lewis, head of Nordland's inner city clinic Joseph Crehan as Captain Andrews Louise Stanley as Nurse Ruby Norton Robert Paige as Dr

2015, approximately two months after having undergone a kidney transplant. Crehan, Herb (January 1, 2016). "Remembering Dave "Hendu" Henderson". Boston Baseball

Aleksandra Plocha Jennifer Hillman Sigmund Hough John W. DenBoer Eileen T. Crehan Melissa T. Stone Trisha Hicks Stephanie Buehler Eric S. Zhou Sharon L. Bober

Beit Hall was established in 1935 by Sir Robert Stanley. In 1940, the Fr. Crehan Library was built, then the Monastery, and later, the Priory. In 1955, the

Beit Hall was established in 1935 by Sir Robert Stanley. In 1940, the Fr. Crehan Library was built, then the Monastery, and later, the Priory. In 1955, the

Aleksandra Plocha Jennifer Hillman Sigmund Hough John W. DenBoer Eileen T. Crehan Melissa T. Stone Trisha Hicks Stephanie Buehler Eric S. Zhou Sharon L. Bober

as Observer at the Start Charles Cirillo as Observer at the Start Joseph Crehan as Observer at the Start Jeff Lawrence as Observer at the Start Paul Bryar

finished 23rd among 23 teams 4 Donald O'Donovan, 5 Frank O'Connor, 6 Paddy Crehan, 7 Jimmy McGee, 8 Bill Jackson, 9 Harry Boland, 10 Tommy Keenan, 12 Dermot

sequencing John Parricelli – guitar Laurence Cottle – bass guitar Dermot Crehan – Irish fiddle Steve Balsamo – lead and backing vocals Fred Johanson – lead

Voluntarily Withdrawn 6 Melissa Wu Olympic diver 12 Voluntarily Withdrawn 7 Riana Crehan Motorsports presenter 13 Passed 8 Darius Boyd Retired NRL player 13 Passed

World War II and also a Formula One driver. Davison is married to Riana Crehan as of early 2020, a pit reporter for Supercars Media. (key) (Races in bold

Clauses in Contracts (No 69) Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 Courage Ltd v Crehan (2001) Case C-453/99, [31]-[33], regarding damages for breach of competition

The resurrection of the dead (translated and annotated by Joseph Hugh Crehan, SJ) ISBN 9780809100361 (1956) Tertullian. The treatise against Hermogenes

the streetwise pawnbroker Jumbo Madigan (played by Cy Kendall or Joseph Crehan). A variety of actresses including Rochelle Hudson, Harriet Hilliard, Adele

– drums Ray Cooper – percussion Paul Brennan – pipes, flute (6) Dermont Crehan – violin (6) Paul Buckmaster – orchestral arrangements and conductor (1

prison, and is released three months later. Lee Mayhew, played by Richard Crehan, made his first on-screen appearance on 27 April 2016. He is Billy Mayhew's

contractor Thomas Bowes – orchestra leader Pekka Kuusisto – violin Dermot Crehan – Hardanger fiddle Jussi Tegelman – music box Dirk Campbell – zurna Petri

Boguslaw Kostecki, Gavyn Wright, Roger Garland, David Woodcock, Dermot Crehan, Eddie Wilson, Elizabeth Edwards, Jackie Shave, Jonathan Evans-Jones, Mark

Republic Guns of the Pecos Noel M. Smith Dick Foran, Anne Nagel, Joseph Crehan Western Warner Bros. Gunsmoke Ranch Joseph Kane Robert Livingston, Ray "Crash"

States 1942 Gang Busters Noel Smith, Ray Taylor Robert Armstrong, Joseph Crehan United States Film serial Larceny, Inc. Lloyd Bacon Edward G. Robinson,

Fisher, Rebecca Hirsh, Jackie Shave, Eddy Roberts, Vaughan Armon, Dermot Crehan, Ben Cruft, Cathy Thompson, Pat Kiernan, Boguslav Kostecki, Mark Berrow

Frank Dawn Richard as Theresa S. John Launer as Mr. Bill Logan Dorothy Crehan as Mrs. Mary Logan Variety reported: "Another in the cycle of regression

Kristen Sparks 8 Lauren Odino-Draughon 5 Megan Angelino 23 Molly Ambrose 17 Rebeka Pasikazia 15 Stacie Murray-Owers 11 Sydney Walker 14 Tanya Crehan 19

or prison walls?". Arizona Daily Sun. p. 1. Retrieved October 6, 2020. Crehan, Ryan (December 8, 1998). "A Cult in Prescott?". Prescott College -The Word

Sound Editors Best Sound Editing - Television Mini-Series - Music Kevin Crehan (music editor) and Tom Villano (music and scoring editor) (For episode "Night

1:16:33 Angela Hulley 1 January 1988 1:08:33 Paul Davies-Hale 1:19:26 Susan Crehan 1 January 1987 1:12:24 Peter Tootell 1:21:22 Veronique Marot 1 January 1986

McCulIoch. No. 30 - 1961 - [unreadable] Also a series of Occasional Papers Crehan, Kate (1997). "Max Gluckman and the Rhodes-Livingstone Institute". The Fractured

February 2022 Round 1 Warwickshire 2-08 - 1-12 Monaghan Páirc na hÉireann P Crehan 1-5, L Hand 1-1, N Eames 0-1, K Magee 0-1. C Merrick 1-0, N Garland 0-3

57:22  Sally-Ann Hales (GBR) 1:08:20 7th 1985  Colin Moore (GBR) 55:51  Sue Crehan (GBR) 1:06:21 8th 1986  Hussein Ahmed Salah (DJI) 57:19  Maria Rebelo (FRA)

Keith joined the cast as the actor Vitamin Flintheart for two films; Joseph Crehan played Chief Brandon. RKO stocked the films with familiar faces, creating

J. Fleeton Jr QB 4 Brayden Scott So WR 10 Jordan Morrison Sr TE 11 Alex Crehan  Fr WR 12 Jeff Shuster  Fr WR 17 Scott Lathrop  Sr RB 18 Jay Hadley Sr WR

including soprano Isabel Bayrakdarian, and Irish fiddler and violinist Dermot Crehan, who also performed on the Hardanger fiddle, which is used in this film

Incorporated. p. 144. ISBN 978-0-8478-0446-7. The Acting of Ada Rehan (Ada Crehan,1860-1916): A Study Based on Contemporary Opinion. University of Iowa. 1919

here was James Cruze. Other members of the cast were Marjorie Main, Joseph Crehan, Arthur Horst, and Rex Evans. Costumes were by Eloise. 1938 Jezebel Ted

Henninger Bräu AG (1991) Case C-234/89, [1991] ECR I 935 Courage Ltd v Crehan (2001) Case C-453/99 Franchising Pronuptia de Paris GmbH v Pronuptia de

David Browne 1971–73 Denis O'Brien 1973–76 Liam Simpson 1976–78 Patrick Crehan 1978–81 John Hassett 1981–82 Frank McEvoy 1982–85 Paddy Desmond 1985–88

Dolenz as Joan Bemis Jack Parker as Jimmy Oscar O'Shea as Mr. Haskins Joseph Crehan as Police Commissioner Salisbury (uncredited) John Hamilton as Professor

Michaels wins 2021 Ford Frick Award from Baseball Hall of Fame". Boston. Crehan, Herb (January 1, 2016). "Remembering Dave "Hendu" Henderson". Boston Baseball

Cinema. 2004. The "fondest recollections" of the principal fiddler, Dermot Crehan Archived 26 April 2017 at the Wayback Machine, were from "an eight strong

Dream Remembered: The 1967 Red Sox. Stephen Greene Press. ISBN 0828905568. Crehan, Herb (2016). The Impossible Dream 1967 Red Sox: Birth of Red Sox Nation

Danning" baseball-reference.com. Retrieved July 6, 2013 Van Blair, pages 52-62 Crehan, Herb. Red Sox Heroes of Yesteryear. Cambridge, Mass: Rounder Records Corp

Alexander Bălănescu, Stephen Morris, Chris Clad, Tom Pigott-Smith, Dermot Crehan, Sonia Slany, Joanathan Rees, Patrick Kiernan – violin Jon Thorne, Peter

Archived from the original on 27 September 2007. Retrieved 27 April 2007. Crehan, Kate (1997). "Max Gluckman and the Rhodes-Livingstone Institute". The Fractured

Army 4 Frank O'Connor – Irish Army 5 Tommy Malone – Irish Army 6 Paddy Crehan 28 – (1920-02-18)18 February 1920 Irish Air Corps 7 Jimmy McGee 25 – (1923-06-03)3

Former U.S. Navy commander, retired (toughest military sea vehicles) Timothy Crehan – Theologian (toughest monks) Anthony Davis – Security director (toughest

2016–2018 Geraldine Spellman Lynne Verrall 2017–2018 Lee Mayhew Richard Crehan 2016, 2018 Wendy Neeson Jane Slavin 2007–2008, 2018 Martin Platt Sean Wilson

Columbia The Shadow Returns Phil Rosen Kane Richmond, Barbara Read, Joseph Crehan Mystery Monogram Shadows on the Range Lambert Hillyer Johnny Mack Brown

original works were artists Jeremy Anderson, Ernest Briggs, W. Cohantz, Hubert Crehan, Edward Dugmore, Jorge Goya, William Huberich, Jack Jefferson, Kiyo Koizumi

(music editor) Bedtime Stories J.J. George (supervising music editor); Kevin Crehan, Tom Kramer (music editors) The Curious Case of Benjamin Button Joe E. Rand

Music The Temptations "Night One" Tom Villano (music/scoring editor), Kevin Crehan (music editor) NBC Mama Flora's Family Michael T. Ryan (supervising music

Danny Field's (Crehan) ex-partner. The two have an altercation and Tony alleges that Danny assaulted him. Danny Field Richard Crehan A police officer

ie/biography/kissane-edward-joseph-a4595 President of Maynooth Dies By Fr. J. Crehan, S.J., Catholic Herald, 27 February 1959 https://www.dib

vocals (tracks 1, 6 and 10) Chris Clad – violin (tracks 6 and 10) Dermot Crehan – violin (tracks 6 and 10) Freddie August – violin (tracks 6 and 10) Peter

Bond as Tony Rizzo Hooper Atchley as O'Brien Al Hill as Reardon Joseph Crehan as Capt. Elliott Fetrow p.7 https://catalog.afi.com/Film/8495-AGAINST-THELAW

SOUSA  Portugal 9:03:08 55 Sebastian KROGVIK  Norway 9:04:05 56 Matthew CREHAN  Australia 9:12:22 57 David JEKER  Canada 9:13:19 58 Gvido KALNIŅŠ  Latvia

Keyboards – Jony Rockstar Violin – Perry Montague-Mason, Chris Tombling, Dermot Crehan, Kathy Shave, Warren Zielinski, Mark Berrow, Julian Leaper, Simon Fischer

Transport and Trading Company, 1897-1997 (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1997), 260. Crehan, Frank S (21 November 1949). "You Think You Have Tax Troubles? Give Ear

Commentator, 2021–present) Charli Robinson (Reporter, 2021–present) Riana Crehan (Pit Reporter, 2022–present) Past Greg Murphy (Pit reporter/Commentator

Accessed July 12, 2020. "Mr. Hudak was a lifelong resident of Linden." Crehan, Herbert F. Red Sox Heroes of Yesteryear, p. 191. Rounder Books, 2005. ISBN 9781579401184

contractor Perry Montague-Mason – violins Emlyn Singleton – violins Dermot Crehan – violins Patrick Kiernan – violins Mark Berrow – violins Rita Manning –

(bass) Nick Cooper – cello Marcia Crayford – orchestra leader, violin Dermot Crehan – violin Caroline Dale – cello David Jack Daniels – cello Marius de Vries

Western Independent Road Gang Louis King Donald Woods, Kay Linaker, Joseph Crehan Drama Warner Bros. The Road to Glory Howard Hawks Lionel Barrymore, Fredric

Headquarters Atlanta, Georgia Area served Worldwide Key people William Paul Crehan (CEO) Products Micronized rubber powder Number of employees 50-100 Website

Tambourines, drones, Zither; possibly Dan Bau, Hasapi, Conga and Bongos Dermot Crehan – Fiddle, Sarangi, Hardanger fiddle, Double Fiddle Sir James Galway – flute

Incumbent re-elected. ▌Y George H. Tinkham (Republican) 60.3% ▌John J. Crehan (Democratic) 39.7% Massachusetts 11 John J. Douglass Redistricted from 10th

Backus, Bernard J. Berry, Virginia Christine, Dick Clark, Walter Coy, Joseph Crehan, James Dean, Ann Doran, Duka, Glenn Ford, Lorne Greene, Samuel S. Hinds

track 1, 8 and 10), vocals (on track 10 and 12), bodhran, bouzouki Dermot Crehan – hardanger fiddle Dirk Campbell – sorna Guy Barker – solo trumpet Paul

as "Jordan James" on television, Founder of Blood is Blood, and Matthew Crehan Higgins, executive director of the Pride Center of WNY, spoke at the event

Noel Overall (1hr 18min 8sec) 1934 H. Schlam 1935 R. Thurgood 1936 Vin Crehan 1937 Alan Crawford (58min 34sec Race Record) 1938 AF Davis 1939 Cyril Murray

Music The Temptations "Night One" Tom Villano (music/scoring editor), Kevin Crehan (music editor) NBC Mama Flora's Family Michael T. Ryan (supervising music

mixing – Brad Haehnel Mastering – Patricia Sullivan Music editor – Kevin Crehan, Thomas Milano Music co-ordinator – Tim Ahlering Art direction and design

Teago, Rosie Goddard, Andrew Ellis, Alfie Stewart, Reece Douglas, Richard Crehan Universal Pictures Drama 26 Interstellar Director: Christopher Nolan Cast:

for Irish Traditional Fiddle Music by John and James Kelly with Michael Crehan and Michael Gavin". Irish Traditional Music Tune Index. Retrieved 28 February

Home" was described as combining "a Donegal jig with a sumptuous Junior Crehan tune and a jaunty new reel from Donogh Hennessy." After "Harp and Shamrock"

11 September 2011 Dandaloo Lions 0–1 Central Coast Mariners John Crehan Park, Cringila Sunday, 5:00 pm Report Matt Simon 33' Referee: Matt Cropper

L Armstrong 0-2, C Kearns 0-2, T Morgan 0-1. Report N McKenna 0-9, I Dwyer 2-0, G Lennon 1-0, P Uniacke 0-3, B Fallon 0-2, K Magee 0-1, P Crehan 0-1.

addicted to heroin, after reacquainting with his junkie brother Lee (Richard Crehan), in his desperate bid to subsist himself with the previous death of Ken's

viola (tracks 10, 12, 13) Emil Chakalov – violin (tracks 10, 12, 13) Dermot Crehan – violin (tracks 10, 12, 13) Caroline Dale – cello (tracks 10, 12, 13) Dave

tell her the whole thing. Guests: Ricky Allen as Boy in Train Station, Joe Crehan as Train Conductor, Mary Foran as Lady in Bus Station, Madge Kennedy as

Guitteau, Kyrsten Mate (sound editors); Steve Slanec (ADR editor), Kevin Crehan (music editor) Meet the Robinsons Todd Toon (supervising sound editor/sound

The commentary in the introductory issue also included text by Hubert Crehan, Michael Goldberg, Nicholas Marsicano, E.A. Navaretta, Ad Reinhardt, Ruthven

Joe Gilbert (credited as Joseph Gilbert) as Passing Motorist, Dorothy Crehan as Woman, Patricia Knox as Woman at Bus Stop, John Lehman (credited as John

Service 1931 Operator 13 1934 Walter Rodgers Silver Dollar 1932 Joseph Crehan Union Pacific 1939 They Died with Their Boots On 1941 The Adventures of

Festival and was also performed in the final Gala 2009 Winner — Jonathan Crehan (NZ) – Fantasia Festa 2006 Winner — Robin Toan (NZ) – Games A successful

Difficult Woman: Anna Harriette Leonowens (1831–1915). Shortlist 2020 Kate Crehan But Will it Get a Laugh? The Life of Doris Hare in Three Acts Winner Brad

John Craig. For services to youth in Bangor, County Down. Matthew Joseph Crehan, Inspector of Taxes, Board of Inland Revenue. Thomas Crozier, District Inspector

by [keyboards] – Rohan Onraet Percussion – Rohan Onraet Fiddle – Dermot Crehan Arranged by [strings] – Nick Ingman Mixed by – Steve Power Bass guitar,

Scrum-half, Fullback 9 2 5 0 18 Debut on 10 Feb 2024 v Barrow Raiders 836 Glen Crehan 1979–80 1979–80 2 1 0 0 3 716 James Crellin 1968–69 1969–70 37 7 31 0 ^²

Julius Silverman 29,252 51.8 1 Constituency Birmingham Hall Green Thomas Crehan 20,591 42.2 2 Constituency Birmingham Handsworth Cyril Bence 18,774 39.2

Patagonia Meat Ltd [1913] UKHL 1 Esso Petroleum v Harper's Garage [1965] AC 269 Crehan v Entrepreneur Pub Co [2006] UKHL 38 Four-Maids Ltd v. Dudley Marshall Properties

Fianna Fáil Bridie Collins Sinn Féin Joanne Collins Independent Richie Crehan Independent Robert Daly Independent Ireland Tommy Hartigan Fine Gael Stephen

Chris Tombling, Daniel Bhattacharya, David Williams, Dave Woodcock, Dermot Crehan, Liz Edwards, Emil Chakalov, Gaby Lester, Ian Humphries, Jonathan Evans

Doorey, D Newton, J Connaughton, D Grady, P Hickey, S Killoran, J Newton, T Crehan, E McManus, A Leylan, T Lennon, P Earley, T McManus. Subs: V Glennon, P

Tat, Michelle J.; Flannery, Sean; Mithal, Prabhakar S.; Hussey, Erin P.; Crehan, Eileen T.; Ally, Brandon A.; Budson, Andrew E. (2017). "Response bias and

Tradition. 13 (3/4): 523–531. JSTOR 40388977. Retrieved 11 February 2021. Crehan, J. H. (1959). "The Fourfold Character of the Gospel". In Aland, Kurt; Cross

in the house. In her visit to Beverly Hills Police Chief Rogers (Joseph Crehan), she leaves the impression that there is a gambling den going on in the

Yves Saint Laurent Parfums SA [1998] ECR I-1983, [25] See Courage Ltd v Crehan (2001) C-453/99, "the matters to be taken into account... include the economic

Michaels wins 2021 Ford Frick Award from Baseball Hall of Fame". Boston. Crehan, Herb (January 1, 2016). "Remembering Dave "Hendu" Henderson". Boston Baseball