Category:C. B. Fry

**C. B. Fry**
	English cricketer and rugby union footballer (1872-1956)
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Name in native language	C. B. Fry;
Date of birth	25 April 1872; Croydon
Date of death	7 September 1956; Hampstead
Place of burial	St. Wystan's Church, Repton;
Country of citizenship	United Kingdom; United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland;
Country for sport	England;
Educated at	Wadham College; Repton School;
Occupation	association football player (1891–1903); cricketer (1892–1922); journalist (1898–1930s); rugby union player; athletics competitor (1892–1895); politician (1920–1924); diplomat (1920); writer (1897–1947); publisher (1930s); long jumper (1892–1895);
Sports discipline competed in	long jump; cricket;
Member of sports team	Southampton F.C. (0, 16, 1900–1902); Portsmouth F.C. (0, 2, 1902–1903); Barbarian FC; Oxford University RFC; Blackheath F.C.; Oxford University Cricket Club; Marylebone Cricket Club; Sussex County Cricket Club (1894–1908); London County Cricket Club (1900–1902); Hampshire County Cricket Club (1909–1921); Europeans cricket team; Gentlemen cricket team; Corinthian F.C. (1891–1903); England men's national association football team (0, 1, 1901–1901); England cricket team (1896–1912);
Member of political party	Liberal Party;
Child	Stephen Fry; Sybil Fry; Charis Fry; Mary Faith Hill;
Spouse	Beatrice Holme-Sumner (1898–);
Award received	Wisden Cricketer of the Year;
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	Q1106119; ISNI: 0000000082675909; VIAF ID: 75256643; GND ID: 1162233621; Library of Congress authority ID: n84127395; Nationale Thesaurus voor Auteursnamen ID: 072847123; Oxford Dictionary of National Biography ID: 33281; J9U ID: 987007279254205171; Open Library ID: OL2348846A; National-Football-Teams.com player ID: 60701; FootballDatabase.eu person ID: 49153
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English: Charles Burgess Fry (1872-1956), known as C.B. Fry, was an eminent English sportsman, politician, diplomat, teacher, writer and publisher.

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