Chetwynd

The thanks of the club were expressed to Mr. Berton by Robin Chetwynd, a Director of The Empire Club of Canada.

Heritage Preservation and the Energy Crisis 1982

The thanks of the club were expressed to Mr. Warren by Robin Chetwynd, a Director of The Empire Club of Canada.

The Grand Old Lady—Past, Present and Future 1981

The thanks of the club were expressed to Mr. Hurtig by Robin Chetwynd, a Director of The Empire Club of Canada.

Nationalism and Continentalism 1981

That's the equivalent, Mr. Chetwynd points out, of using the same baseball for two straight games.

Play Ball! John W. Miller 2011

In his chapter on cricket, Mr. Chetwynd addresses what is, for Americans, one of that sport's most mystifying elements: You rarely replace the ball.

Play Ball! John W. Miller 2011

In the meantime, turn on BBC 5 Live Sports Extra, where Nat Coombs and Josh Chetwynd bring you Tampa Bay v Texas, who are in the bottom of the eighth of their ALDS Game Three.

New York Yankees v Detroit Tigers - live! 2011

"Teams of hundreds of men in Great Britain would square off in an anything-goes fiesta of clawing, kicking, pushing, and elbowing," writes Josh Chetwynd in his little gem of a book on the history of the balls of sports and games.

Play Ball! John W. Miller 2011

Mr. Chetwynd is a former reporter and semi-pro baseball player.

Play Ball! John W. Miller 2011

And, amazingly, as Mr. Chetwynd illustrates, in a lot of cases, people simply made these wonderful games up.

Play Ball! John W. Miller 2011

This early roundball "tended to get lumpy or deaden from the impact," Mr. Chetwynd writes.

Play Ball! John W. Miller 2011