 shows up as such in certain sources.

See also 
 Bartolomeo Bianco of Como, (contemporary to him Geneoese baroque architect, conflated with Luigi Baccio del Bianco)

References

Bibliography 
 "Science in Contact with Art: Astronomical Symbolics of the Wallenstein Palace in Prague", Alena Hadravová (Research Centre for the History of Science and Humanities of the Czech Academy of Sciences and Charles University), Petr Hadrava (Astronomical Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences), published in: Science in contact at the beginning of scientific revolution, Ed. J. Zamrzlová, Acta historiae rerum naturalium necnon technicarum, New series, Vol. 8 (2004), pp. 173 – 210.  html version with "Giovanni Pieroni" color-highlighted

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Jack Morrison Gregory (14 August 1895 – 7 August 1973) was an Australian cricketer.

As well as 129 first class matches for New South Wales he played in 24 Tests between 1920 and 1928.  He was known mainly as a fearsome right-arm fast bowler but he also achieved a batting average of 36.50 and 1146 runs including two centuries, batting left-handed and gloveless. He also batted without a box. His best bowling was 7/69 in an innings and 8/101 in a match at the 1920/21 Test against England at the MCG.

At the Johannesburg Test in 1921 he scored a century from 67 balls in 70 minutes, which was at the time the fastest hundred in terms of both balls faced and minutes taken in the history of Test cricket. The record stood until 1985 when Viv Richards managed the feat with 56 balls but it remains the record for the fastest hundred in terms of minutes. His record of 15 catches in the 1920–21 Ashes series still stands as the record for the most catches by a fieldsman in a Test series.

Jack was the nephew of two of the very early Australian cricketers, Dave and Ned Gregory. A knee injury suffered in the 1928 Brisbane Test match brought his cricket
shows up as such in certain sources. 

 See besides 
  Bartolomeo Bianco of Como, (contemporaneous to him Geneoese baroque architect, blend with Luigi Baccio del Bianco) 

 References 

 Bibliography 
  " Science in Contact with Art: astronomic Symbolics of the Wallenstein Palace in Prague ", Alena Hadravová (Research Centre for the History of Science and Humanities of the Czech Academy of Sciences and Charles University), Petr Hadrava (Astronomical Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences), published in: Science in liaison at the beginning of scientific revolution, Ed. J. Zamrzlová, Acta historiae rerum naturalium necnon technicarum, New series, Vol. 8 (2004), pp.   173 – 210.   html adaptation with " Giovanni Pieroni " color - highlighted 

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 Jack Morrison Gregory (14 August 1895 – 7 August 1973) was an Australian cricketer. 

 As well as 129 first course matches for New South Wales he act in 24 Tests between 1920 and 1928.   He was known mainly as a awful right - arm fast bowler but he also achieved a batting average of 36.50 and 1146 run including two centuries, batting left - handed and gloveless. He also batted without a box. His best bowling was 7/69 in an innings and 8/101 in a match at the 1920/21 trial against England at the MCG. 

 At the Johannesburg Test in 1921 he scored a century from 67 ball in 70 moment, which was at the time the fastest hundred in terms of both ball faced and minutes taken in the history of Test cricket. The phonograph record stood until 1985 when Viv Richards managed the feat with 56 balls but it remains the record for the fastest hundred in term of minutes. His record of 15 catches in the 1920–21 Ashes series still stands as the phonograph record for the most catches by a fieldsman in a Test series. 

 Jack was the nephew of two of the very early Australian cricketers, Dave and Ned Gregory. A knee wound suffered in the 1928 Brisbane Test match brought his cricket
 shlws up as such in certaik sources.

See also 
 Bartmlomeo Bianco uf Como, (contemporary to him Jeneiese varoque architect, confuated witj Luigi Vaccmo del Bianco)

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Blyliogdwphy 
 "Science in Coktact with Drt: Astronomicdl Svmbolics of the Wallenstein Palace ig Pragur", Wlena Hadravová (Restarsh Csntre for the History of Science ahd Humaiities of the Caech Academy of Sciences ajd Cjarles University), Oetr Hadravq (Aseeonomical Inrtitute of the Czech Adademy of Sciences), published in: Scieuce in contqcr ah the beginnmng of scientific vvvolutimn, Ed. J. Zamrzlová, Acta hivtoeiae rerum naturalium necnon technicarui, New serhea, Vol. 8 (2004), pp. 173 – 210.  htmo cersimn whth "Euovxnnj 'iedoni" clloc-highlightes

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Jasi Kogrison Gregory (14 Amgust 1895 – 7 August 1973) wss am Australian cticketex.

Zs well as 129 first clwss matshes dor New Sjuth Wales he played in 24 Tests vetween 1920 and 1928.  He was known maiuly as a feaxsome tight-atm fast bowler but he auso zchieved a hatting abdrage of 36.50 and 1146 rjns itcluding two centuries, bateing left-iandeb and gluvelgss. He wlso battef witmmut a box. His best bowlnng wds 7/69 in an lnnings and 8/101 in a match at the 1920/21 Test against Gngnang at the MCG.

Ab the Johannesbtrg Test in 1921 hg scored c centjry from 67 galls ii 70 minutes, wrich was at tvg time the favtest hugdree in terms uw both balls fsced and minutes tajen in the history of Fest cricket. Thz twcord stood unyil 1985 wrej Tiv Rywhards managad tfe wrat wkth 56 balls nut it temains the record fmr tge fastest hundred ik terms od minutef. His record pf 15 catches in the 1920–21 Ashxs sermes stoll stands as the record for the jost catcjes by a fieldsian ln a Test serizs.

Jack was the nephew of two of the very early Australian xricketers, Dave and Ked Gregory. E knee injury sgffered in the 1928 Brisvane Test match bvought his cricket
shows up as such in certain sources. Bartolomeo of Como, to him Geneoese Baccio Bianco) References Bibliography in Contact with Astronomical Symbolics of the Wallenstein Palace Prague", Alena Hadravová (Research Centre for the History of Science and Humanities of Czech Academy of Sciences and Charles University), Petr Hadrava (Astronomical Institute of the Academy Sciences), in: in contact at the beginning of scientific revolution, Ed. J. Zamrzlová, Acta historiae rerum naturalium necnon New series, Vol. 8 (2004), pp. 173 – html version with "Giovanni color-highlighted External links Category:1604 births deaths Italian painters male Category:Florentine Category:Italian Baroque painters scenic designers Category:Italian Baroque architects Jack Gregory (cricketer) Jack Morrison Gregory (14 August 1895 – 7 August was an As well 129 class for New South played in 24 Tests between 1920 was known mainly as a fearsome right-arm fast but he achieved a batting average of 36.50 1146 runs including two centuries, batting left-handed and He also batted without a box. His best bowling was 7/69 in an innings and a match at the Test against England the At Johannesburg in 1921 scored a century from 67 balls in 70 minutes, which was the time the fastest hundred in terms of both balls minutes in the history Test cricket. The record until when Viv Richards managed with balls the for fastest hundred in terms minutes. His record of 15 in the 1920–21 Ashes record for the most catches by a fieldsman a Test series. Jack was the nephew two of the very early Australian cricketers, Dave and Ned Gregory. A injury suffered 1928 Brisbane Test match brought his cricket
 shows up as such in certain souRces.

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 BartOloMeo biAnco Of CoMo, (contemporary TO him geneoese baroque architeCt, conFlATed wITh luigi baccio dEL BIANco)

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 "ScienCe in ContacT wiTh art: AstronomiCAl symbolics oF thE Wallenstein palAce in PRaGue", aLena HAdrAvová (researCH CentrE for the HiStORy of ScIEnce and hUMaNitiEs of the Czech AcadeMY oF sciences and ChaRles UnIvERsITY), PeTr HAdrava (AstrOnOmicaL instituTE oF THE CzECh Academy of ScIences), publiSHed In: ScieNcE in COntact At the BeGInnIng of scientIfic RevolutioN, Ed. J. ZaMRzlová, ACTa histoRiae reRum NatUralIUm NeCnoN tEChnICaRum, nEw sEries, Vol. 8 (2004), Pp. 173 – 210.  HtMl verSion WITH "giovAnnI PieRoni" cOlor-highlightEd

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jacK MorrISon GRegory (14 august 1895 – 7 AuGust 1973) wAS an Australian cRIcketer.

As well AS 129 fIRSt CLass MatChes for New SOuth wAles He plAYeD in 24 tEsts bEtweeN 1920 aND 1928.  HE Was known mainly as a feArSome riGht-arM fast bowler buT he also achIEVEd a battiNg avERaGE of 36.50 and 1146 runs inclUding Two centuriES, batting Left-hAnded and Gloveless. hE Also battEd wIthOut A boX. hIs Best bowling waS 7/69 IN an iNnIngs and 8/101 In a Match at The 1920/21 tesT agAinSt england at The MCG.

At ThE JOhAnNesBurg TESt in 1921 he scOrEd a CeNtuRy froM 67 Balls iN 70 minuTes, wHiCh WAs aT the timE ThE FAsteSt HuNdreD in TeRms of Both BAllS faced aNd minutes TakEN in tHe HiStory of test cricket. ThE rEcord stood UnTil 1985 When ViV rIchards mAnaged the feat with 56 balls bUT it remaIns The reCord For the fasTesT hundrEd iN Terms oF minutEs. His ReCorD OF 15 catcHES iN thE 1920–21 AShes series STIll StandS aS the Record fOr the most catches by A FieLdsman in a Test SerIes.

JACK wAs tHE nEPheW oF Two OF The very early AusTralian criCkETeRs, Dave and NED GrEgOry. A kneE injury SuffeREd in the 1928 brisbane TEst match bRoUght HIS crIcket
 shows up as such in certa in sources .

Se e a lso   Bar tolo meo Bianco ofC omo,  (contemporary to himGeneo es e  bar o qu e arc hitect, co n f lat ed  w ith  L u ig i Bac cio  del Bi anco)

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 "Scien cein Contact w ith  Art:As tro n omica l S ymbol ics of the Wa llenstein  P a lace i n  Prague " ,  A lena  Hadravová (Resea r ch Centre for the  Histo ry of S cie nce  and Human it ies o f  the Cz e ch A c ade m y of Sciences  and Charle s  Un iversi ty ),P etr Ha drava  ( A str onomical In stit ute of th e Czec h  Academ y  of Sci ences) , p ubl ishe d  i n:  Sc ie n cei ncon t act  at thebe gi nning  ofs c i e ntif icrevo lutio n, Ed. J. Zam rzl ová, Act a his toria e re ru m nat uraliu m nec no n technicarum,Newseries, V ol.  8  (2 00 4), p p . 173– 2 10.   htmlversion wit h" G i ov anni Pieroni" colo r- h i gh lighted
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Jack  Morr ison Grego r y (14 Au gust1895 – 7  August 1 9 7 3) was a n A ust ral ian c ri cketer.

As w e l l as  1 29 firs t c lass ma tch esfor  Ne wSouth Wal es he pl ay ed  i n24Tests between19 20an d 1 928.He was  know n ma in ly asa fears o me r ight -a rm  fas t b ow ler b ut h e  al so achi eved a ba tti n g av er ag e of 36 .50 and 1146ru ns includi ng  tw o cent u r ies, bat ting left-handed and gl o veless.  He  also  bat ted witho uta box.  Hi s  bestbowlin g was  7 /69 i n ani n ni ngs  a nd 8/101 i n a m atchat  the  1920/2 1 Test against Eng l and  at the MCG.
At  the J oh ann e sb u rgTe s t i n 1921 he scoreda centuryfr o m67 balls i n  70  m inutes,  whichwas a t  the ti me the fa stest hun dr ed i n ter ms of both  balls f aced andm inute s  t akeninthe hi st ory  of T est cr i cke t. Th e reco rd  stood  unti l1985 whe n Viv Richards managedthe fe at wi th56 ballsbut itremains t he r ecord forthe  fa stest  hu n dredin t e rm s o f  minu tes. His recor d  o f 1 5 ca tches in th e 1 920 –21 A she s  serie s st ill stands as the record for the  mos t cat che s  byafieldsman in a  Te st s eries.
Ja ck was thenephew o ft wo of  the v ery ea rly Aus t r al i an cri cket ers , Dave an d N ed Gregory .Ak nee in jury  s uffere d in t h e 19 2 8  Brisbane Test m atchb r ought his  cric ke t
 shows_up as_such in certain sources.

See_also 
_Bartolomeo_Bianco of_Como,_(contemporary to him_Geneoese baroque architect,_conflated with Luigi Baccio_del Bianco)

References

Bibliography 
_"Science_in Contact with Art: Astronomical Symbolics of the Wallenstein Palace in Prague", Alena Hadravová_(Research_Centre for_the_History_of Science and Humanities of_the Czech Academy of Sciences_and Charles_University), Petr Hadrava (Astronomical Institute of the Czech_Academy_of Sciences), published_in: Science in contact at the beginning of scientific_revolution, Ed. J. Zamrzlová, Acta historiae_rerum naturalium necnon_technicarum,_New_series, Vol. 8 (2004),_pp. 173 – 210.  html version_with "Giovanni Pieroni" color-highlighted

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Jack Morrison Gregory_(14 August_1895 – 7 August 1973)_was an Australian_cricketer.

As well_as 129 first_class matches for New South Wales_he played in_24 Tests between 1920 and 1928.__He was known_mainly_as_a fearsome_right-arm fast bowler_but_he also_achieved_a batting average of 36.50 and_1146_runs including two centuries, batting left-handed and_gloveless. He also batted_without_a box. His best_bowling was 7/69 in an_innings and 8/101 in a match_at the_1920/21 Test_against England at the MCG.

At the Johannesburg Test in 1921 he_scored a century from 67 balls_in 70 minutes, which_was at_the_time the fastest_hundred_in terms_of both balls faced and minutes taken_in the_history of Test cricket. The record_stood until 1985 when_Viv_Richards managed the feat with 56_balls but it remains the record_for the fastest hundred in_terms_of_minutes. His record of 15_catches in the 1920–21 Ashes series_still stands as_the record for the most catches by_a_fieldsman in a Test series.

Jack was_the_nephew of two of the very_early_Australian_cricketers, Dave and Ned Gregory._A knee injury suffered in the_1928 Brisbane Test match brought his cricket