-
relying on
flaps of
plastic or
leather (valves, wind-savers) to
block the
nonplaying reed. An
important technique in
performance is bending,
causing a drop...
- and/or
nonplaying personnel, and fans,
taunting or
baiting other players. It is
considered a
personal foul
under the rules.
Coaches and
nonplaying personnel...
- – 28
February 1998) was a
British bridge player. He is best
known as
nonplaying captain, or npc, of the 1965
Great Britain Bermuda Bowl team.
During that...
- pla**** by a
group of
people who
arrange themselves in a circle, with the
nonplaying judge (or "Carnelli Master")
standing in the
center of the circle. The...
- season. In
January 1942, he
signed a
contract to
return to the club as a
nonplaying coach ****igned to
coaching infielders and batters. In late May 1942, Gehringer...
- of ten players. The 3
active players are
referred to as "Operators",
nonplaying members are "Crew". Maze Solver,
Absolutely autonomous bots to be programed...
- the
players themselves.
There was no
office for the
organization and no
nonplaying director of the LPGA. Blalock, who
denied she ever
cheated and said she...
- of the
founders of the San
Diego Friars in
World Team Tennis. He was a
nonplaying ****istant
coach and part
owner of the 1974 WTT
champion Denver Racquets...
- home
matches at the
Denver Auditorium Arena in 1974.
Press served as a
nonplaying ****istant
coach for the Racquets. The Racquets'
inaugural match was a...
- Hayden, New York
Times columnists Alan Truscott, John Gerber,
British nonplaying captain Ralph Swimer,
British Bridge League Chairman Geoffrey Butler,...
