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| between 1959 and 1972, and played football for | Derby County F.C. from 1959 to 1962 and for Mansfiel |
| hire from 1887 to 1905 and played football for | Derby County. |
| During the 2000-01 English football season, | Derby County F.C. competed in the FA Premier League |
| t was certainly empty when I was there for the | Derby - surely when it's most likely to be full? |
| orite, "Postman", and Peter trains him for the | Derby. |
| inst Northampton Town, but was dropped for the | derby game against Exeter City a few days later. |
| He also played for Barnsley, | Derby County, Shrewsbury Town and Hereford United. |
| s he sat on the Gwladys Street Terrace for the | derby game against Liverpool. |
| For the | Derby, the Durnell's had traveled with Elwood by rai |
| between 1894 and 1903 and football for Stoke, | Derby County and Notts County. |
| arance, and serves as the headquarters for the | Derby Historical Society. |
| the Football League playing for Chesterfield, | Derby County, Lincoln City, Darlington, Halifax Town |
| otballer who played as a winger for Blackpool, | Derby County, Southampton, Bristol City and Accringt |
| heir highest attendances of the season for the | derby match. |
| Up for the | Derby (1933) |
| s last game was a testimonial match for former | Derby County goalkeeper Martin Taylor in a game agai |
| or the club (Coppa Italia in 1958) and for two | Derby della Capitale games (1955 3-1 victory when he |
| leted more than 100 competitive games for both | Derby and his next club, Everton who he joined three |
| Victor Espinoza was his jockey for the | Derby, never having seen the horse until the morning |
| He also wrote on pigeon-racing matters for the | Derby Evening Telegraph. |
| on of 1991; and Cacoethes, a contender for The | Derby in 1989. |
| For the | Derby County player, see Andy Todd (footballer born |
| urated in 2002, the race is named for Kentucky | Derby and Churchill Downs's Col. Matt Winn, who serv |
| rney Bright - the sculptor responsible for the | Derby Clock and the River Horse statue - that change |
| Locker played association football for Stoke, | Derby County and Notts County. |
| race has served as a springboard for Kentucky | Derby winner Unbridled as well as such graded-stakes |
| The Dante Stakes serves as a trial for the | Derby, and nine horses have won both races. |
| Donerail, into considerable publicity for the | Derby. |
| ders' Futurity then in 1962 the Forerunner and | Derby Trial Stakes before finishing second in the Ke |
| p Final was contested by Nottingham Forest and | Derby County at Crystal Palace. |
| pells with Cardiff City, Nottingham Forest and | Derby County. |
| He left Forest for | Derby County in 1992 in a £600,000 deal amid rumours |
| ll League for Nottingham Forest, Chesterfield, | Derby County, Barnsley and Plymouth Argyle. |
| the top performing, non-private, sixth form in | Derby. |
| the film Whip It! based on a book by former LA | Derby Dolls skater Shauna Cross featured both the le |
| for Burnley in a 2-1 win over his former club | Derby County on 27 November 2010. |
| ial circumstances with allegations former club | Derby County had tapped up him and assistant Mick Jo |
| in English football when he signed forms with | Derby County at the end of the 1890-91 season. |
| before finally signing professional forms with | Derby County in 1967 at the age of 28. |
| who played as outside forwardoutside-right for | Derby County in the mid-war era. |
| He also founded the | Derby Cathedral Brass Ensemble and the Derby Sinfoni |
| w Handyside and Company was an iron founder in | Derby, England in the nineteenth century. |
| E. Madden, who had already bred four Kentucky | Derby winners, and was raced by New York carpet manu |
| He was one of four Kentucky | Derby winners owned by Colonel Edward R. Bradley and |
| be a career-ending injury in the fourth round | derby. |
| a year, the Hanover Police hold a free fishing | derby for anybody that has a fishing license and a f |
| n Lives of American Merchants by Freeman Hunt ( | Derby & Jackson, New York, 1858; pages 329ff) |
| tury, Paugussetts, including Joel Freeman from | Derby, may have relocated to the urban enclave of Li |
| inegar Stone" or "Plague Stone" at Friar Gate, | Derby, England. |
| Curgenven was born at Friar Gate | Derby, the son of William Curgenven who was a doctor |
| 3-1848), he became pastor of Friargate chapel, | Derby, until 1852, when he accepted charge of a Unit |
| eparated from Walton by a brook, and from West | Derby partly by Sugar Brook up to Stone bridge. |
| 2) was an English backstroke swimmer from West | Derby, who competed in the 1908 Summer Olympics and |
| I remember the church from my | Derby School days. |
| is Nottingham Urban Area is separated from the | Derby Urban Area only by a narrow gap between Breast |
| rtunately, however, Court was removed from the | Derby mount by the horse's trainer John Sadler. |
| rns at the club prevented Waghorn from joining | Derby County on loan during the January transfer win |
| August 1988) was an English swimmer from West | Derby, who competed in the 1920 Summer Olympics and |
| Passengers arriving from London, | Derby or Sheffield may need to move down the train b |
| Scenes from 2011 | Derby game in Kyiv |
| ervice, starting variously from Wolverhampton, | Derby, Sheffield, Leeds or Bradford. |
| 926) was a British freestyle swimmer from West | Derby, who competed in the 1912 Summer Olympics. |
| eas), Djebellica (Irish Oaks), Galcador (Epsom | Derby), Hugh Lupus (Irish 2,000 Guineas), My Babu (2 |
| He finally retired after Galileo's Epsom | Derby victory on 9 June 2001, 40 years after his fir |
| Gamble attended | Derby High School in Derby, Kansas, and was a letter |
| same hardware as Exidy's 1975 game Destruction | Derby. |
| He ultimately failed to play a single game for | Derby but would score 24 goals in 16 games for Finni |
| His first game for | Derby came in a 0-0 draw against Newcastle United in |
| suffered cuts in a clash during a game against | Derby County the previous week. |
| st leg against Manchester United, a game which | Derby won 1-0. |
| Ireland lost the game in | Derby 9-0 to England. |
| all season, Pringle started his first game for | Derby in the Carling Cup 2-1 loss to League Two side |
| local rivals Nottingham Forest in a game which | Derby won 3-1. |
| His final game for | Derby came on 7 February 1914. |
| ry of Steve Bloomer before his first game with | Derby County. |
| team by manager Peter Reid for a game against | Derby County when selecting Kubicki would have meant |
| p an ankle injury in a pre season game against | Derby County which forced him to miss the start of t |
| y of the season, in a Premier League game, for | Derby County against Reading as a substitute. |
| He played 455 league games for | Derby, which is the second highest in Derby County's |
| chester United suggested that Gregory might be | Derby's saviour, but seven defeats from their final |
| In August 1980, after | Derby's relegation, he moved to Bristol Rovers for a |
| It also held the games of | Derby County Football Club until their move to the B |
| The Little Eaton Gangway and | Derby Canal (Second ed.). |
| e ship landed outside Bootle General Hospital, | Derby Road, 1.5 miles from the scene. |
| George Henry | Derby (July 6, 1857 - July 4, 1925) was a former pro |
| George Horatio | Derby |
| ??? (formerly organist of St. George's Church, | Derby) |
| 1299:Nicklos de Lorimor, Gervase de | Derby |
| Michael James "Mike" Gibson (born | Derby, 15 July 1939) is an English former profession |
| l be reforming for a one off 'farewell gig' in | Derby sep 2011. |
| Born in Mickleover, he joined Gillingham from | Derby County in 1927 and went on to make 21 appearan |
| it is home to the Naptown Roller Girls roller | derby team. |
| Their 1-point victory over Gotham Girls Roller | Derby was Gotham's first loss in two years. |
| e people who funded it the bones were given to | Derby Museum which had then been open for sixteen ye |
| is former club by scoring the winning goal for | Derby. |
| Williams scored his first Swansea goal against | Derby County on 16 September 2008. |
| Following a John Oster goal for | Derby in the 16th minute, new striker Chris O'Grady |
| Davies scored his first goal for | Derby County on 16 July 2008 in a pre season friendl |
| art as a striker and scored his first goal for | Derby in a 2-1 defeat to Coventry City, dedicating t |
| Oakley's first goal for | Derby came in the first away win of the season again |
| His first goal for | Derby came in their 2-1 victory at home to Plymouth |
| ed a Football League Championship goal against | Derby County on boxing day 2002) |
| the following match, scored four goals against | Derby County in a 6-1 victory, taking his early seas |
| He scored three goals against | Derby County, Tottenham Hotspur and Bradford City in |
| A cup games, and scored seven FA cup goals for | Derby. |
| After 65 games and 3 goals for | Derby, Flynn made the switch to his boyhood club Wes |
| ational duty, with the Aussie 'keeper going to | Derby County on a loan transfer in March 2011. |
| w Street, allowing passenger trains going from | Derby to Bristol to avoid central Birmingham. |
| The first presentation of the gold Kentucky | Derby Trophy is when it is officially presented to C |
| Campfield graduated from | Derby High School in Derby, Kansas, in 1974. |
| Educated at Bemrose Grammar School, | Derby, Rudd has been in positions of prominence at s |
| es as a three year-old were the Great Northern | Derby, Wellington Cup and the first of his two victo |
| iginally The Hermitage in Hayman's Green, West | Derby Village. |
| ury Town physio also worked under Gregory with | Derby County. |
| playing career saw him represent Grimsby Town, | Derby County, Leicester Fosse and South Shields befo |
| layed for Chelsea, Bristol City, Grimsby Town, | Derby County and Scunthorpe United in The Football L |
| (first for each listed): Grindstone, Kentucky | Derby, 1996; Red Bullet, Preakness Stakes, 2000; and |
| so the 1st groom to ever have groomed Kentucky | derby winners 2 years in a row, Riva Ridge in 1972 a |
| r have a 100% record on neutral ground beating | Derby 2-1 in the 1993/94 Play-off finals for promoti |
| ng Alfreton Town 1-0 at The Baseball Ground in | Derby. |
| It is owned by the SENAD Group based | Derby who run other schools children and young peopl |
| His career took shape under the guidance of | Derby manager Brian Clough after moving from Sunderl |
| pate in San Fermin Nueva Orleans, a Gulf Coast | derby tradition. |
| y Settlement of the Northwest Territory, H. W. | Derby and Co., Cincinnati, Ohio (1848) pp. |
| For 2008, the stable had another | Derby prospect in Hopeful Stakes winner, Majestic Wa |
| ll's Leicester team mate Paul Dickov had given | Derby a first half lead before two controversial Wes |
| Heavy snow in the second half allowed | Derby back into the game but Middlesbrough hung on t |
| he council offices in Epsom closed half-day on | Derby Day. |
| In retirement he lived at Foston Hall, near | Derby. |
| he Astoria Stakes, Brooklyn Handicap, Brooklyn | Derby, Tremont Stakes, and the Gazelle Handicap. |
| League due to a playoff defeat at the hands of | Derby County in the semi-finals. |
| hn Cotton who was the last man to be hanged in | Derby Gaol in 1898, had committed the murder of his |
| The last person to be hanged at | Derby Gaol was William Slack on 16 July 1907 for the |
| ry, daughter and coheiress of John Hardwick of | Derby, and the sister of Bess of Hardwick. |
| ed as USS LSM-135 on 31 May 1944, Lt. Harry L. | Derby, Jr., USNR in command. |
| g as a central defender for Hartlepool United, | Derby County and Mansfield Town. |
| areer he won promotion with Hartlepool United, | Derby County and Nottingham Forest. |
| in The Football League for Hartlepools United, | Derby County, Crystal Palace, Northampton Town. |
| et Jackson) from 1974 to 1979, has represented | Derby South for the Labour Party since 1983. |
| s in seven games including a hat-trick against | Derby County on his debut. |
| In March 1956 he joined | Derby County, and the following season helped them t |
| He joined | Derby in 1997 along with Stefano Eranio and together |
| a professional contract on Tyneside, he joined | Derby County in May 1930, where he made his first-te |
| He left | Derby under a cloud after being suspended along with |
| He was | Derby County's Scholar of the Year in 2008-09. |
| In 2008 he contested | Derby Ward for the Sefton Borough Council elections. |
| He died | Derby, 22 February 1953. |
| He left | Derby to play for Walsall, Plymouth Argyle (in two s |
| r to score at The Hawthorns, when he equalised | Derby County player Steve Bloomer's goal in a 1-1 dr |
| , Davies returned to England where he rejoined | Derby County. |
| He wrote ' | Derby Silk-Mill, attempted in Miltonick Verse,' Nott |
| He joined | Derby County for £2,000 in 1932 and remained contrac |
| He left | Derby in February 1920, having won two Second Divisi |
| ed Western Approaches from his headquarters at | Derby House, Liverpool, during a period stretching f |
| goals, including the winner as Hearts defeated | derby rivals Hibernian at Tynecastle for the first t |
| arted his senior career with Hearts' Edinburgh | derby rivals Hibernian, but did not make a league ap |
| d on Grand National Day 1990 in a heated local | derby against Leeds United. |
| the Wikipedia site entitled St. Helen's House, | Derby full details of the proposals are reported plu |
| ion bureaux also located in St. Helens Street, | Derby and St. Nicholas Place, Leicester. |
| uania with guest crusaders, including Henry of | Derby, the future King Henry IV of England. |
| After her Roller | Derby career, she regularly played softball in San F |
| a young blind woman, Joan Waste for heresy in | Derby. |
| Blenkiron bred Hermit, the | Derby winner in 1867, and Gamos, which won the Oaks |
| He was then signed by Hibernian's Edinburgh | derby rivals Hearts. |
| August 2, 1908: Won 9-3 in the highest scoring | derby, with 5 goals from Corti. |
| areas of Mickleover are amongst the highest in | Derby, with prices exceeding £300,000 in the Mickleo |
| re the castle moat at Penrith, Bunkers Hill in | Derby and Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh. |
| The 2005 William Hill Greyhound | Derby Final took place on 02/07/2005 at the prestigi |
| The 2010 William Hill Greyhound | Derby Final took place on 29 May 2010 at Wimbledon S |
| was remembered by those who worked with him at | Derby House as an easygoing commander, and an easy p |
| mical proficiency, Halton called to see him at | Derby in 1666, and afterwards sent him Giovanni Batt |
| Wanderers in 1997 (just after making his first | Derby appearance in two and a half years) and soon b |
| ey Eddie Arcaro, who got the first of his five | Derby wins, urged him on and was able keep the lead |
| k to the great Longfellow through his Kentucky | Derby winning son, Riley), Regret was bred by owner |
| s, gave Snider's widow a share of his Kentucky | Derby purse money. |
| -to-1 odds, gave trainer Bob Baffert his third | Derby winner in 12 tries. |
| one was retired just 5 days after his Kentucky | Derby victory when knee chips were discovered in his |
| ite Arsenal offering £10,000 for his services, | Derby found him a position at right-half, were he wa |
| eason in Rome, with a goal in the historic 3-0 | Derby win over inter-city rivals Roma. |
| kseller & wrote the first published history of | Derby in 1791. |
| tablished in 19931 and based in Holbrook, near | Derby, Derbyshire, England. |
| It has been home of | Derby County F.C.'s Pride Park Stadium since 1997 wh |
| pitcher for Hee Seop Choi in the 2005 Home Run | Derby and Matt Kemp in the 2011 Home Run Derby. |
| During the 1999 AAA Home Run | Derby in his home stadium of Zephyr Field in New Orl |
| the relegation zone,also losing 1-0 at home to | Derby County in the first round of the Carling Cup. |
| eams have batting practice before the Home Run | Derby set at 5:30 p.m. |
| ji Ohnuma, Omar Linares got in on the home run | derby by leading off with a home run to the back scr |
| r is also the first Brewer to win the Home Run | Derby, defeating Nelson Cruz 6-5 in the final round |
| exhibition, season, world series and home run | derby |
| 3. Super Baseball Double Play Home Run | Derby (1987) |
| n's record-setting stint on the 1950s Home Run | Derby show. |
| A home run | derby and a team introduction precedes the games. |
| He also participated in the Home Run | Derby. |
| before the 2010 Major League Baseball Home Run | Derby on ESPN. |
| and was the winner of the Century 21 Home Run | Derby, held during the All-Star Break at Pittsburgh. |
| Field died at his home in | Derby on 11 January 1934, aged 79. |
| ar Game in 2000, also pitching in the Home Run | Derby. |
| aseball, as well as TV series such as Home Run | Derby. |
| also appeared in the 2005 Century 21 Home Run | Derby, representing Canada in the nationality-themed |
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