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Joseph Haydn
Joseph Haydn
	Portrait of Joseph Haydn by Thomas Hardy (1791)
Born	ca. 31 March 1732; Rohrau, Austria
Died	31 May 1809 (aged 77); Vienna, Austrian Empire
Era	Classical
Works	List of compositions

Awards and nominations[edit]

List of accolades received by Keigo Higashino
Year	Award	Recipients and Nominees	Result
1983	Edogawa Rampo Award	Ningyō-tachi no ie (Dolls' House)	Nominated
1984		Makyū (Magic Ball)	Nominated
1985		Hōkago (After School)	Won
1988	Eiji Yoshikawa Prize	Gakusei-gai no satsujin (Murder in a College Town)	Nominated
1988	Mystery Writers of Japan Award	Gakusei-gai no satsujin (Murder in a College Town)	Nominated
1990	Eiji Yoshikawa Prize	Chōjin keikaku (Plan Chojin)	Nominated
1991	Mystery Writers of Japan Award	Tenshi no mimi (Angel Ears - short story collection)	Nominated
1992		Kagami no naka de (In the mirror)	Nominated
1993		Aru tozasareta yuki no sansō de (In a Snow-Covered Mansion)	Nominated
1993		Kōtsū keisatsu no yoru (Night of the Traffic Officer)	Nominated
1996	Eiji Yoshikawa Prize	Tenkū no hachi (Bee in the Sky)	Nominated
1997		Meitantei no okite (Rule of the Detective)	Nominated
1999		Himitsu (Secret)	Nominated
1999	Mystery Writers of Japan Award	Himitsu - Feature film	Won
2000	Naoki Prize	Shiro yakō (White Night)	Nominated
2001		Kataomoi (One-sided Love)	Nominated
2003		Tegami (Letter)	Nominated
2004		Genya (Mysterious Night)	Nominated
2006		Yōgi-sha X no kenshin (The Devotion of Suspect X)	Won
	Bookstore Grand Prize		Nominated
	Honkaku Mystery Award		Won
2008	New Wind Award	Ryūsei no kizuna (Bonds of the Shooting Star)	Won
2010	Polar Prize, Best International Novel	Mukashi Boku ga Shinda Ie (The Home Where I Died; French title: La maison où je suis mort autrefois)	Won
2011	Bookmark Reader Award		Won
2012	American Library Association, Best Mystery Novel, Book & Media Awards	The Devotion of Suspect X	Won
	Edgar Award		Nominated
	Barry Award		Nominated
	Chūōkōron Prize	Namiya zakka-ten no kiseki (Miracle of Namiya General Store)	Won
2013	Shibata Renzaburo Award	Mugen-bana (Dream Flower)	Won
2014	Eiji Yoshikawa Prize	Inori no makugaoriru-ji (When the Curtain of Prayer Descend)	Won

Japanese Mystery Fiction Guide Rankings

2006 – The Best Japanese Crime Fiction of the Year (Kono Mystery ga Sugoi! 2006): The Devotion of Suspect X
2010 – The Best Japanese Crime Fiction of the Year (Kono Mystery ga Sugoi! 2010): Shinzanmono (The Newcomer)
2012 – Ranked as the No. 13 novel on the Top 100 Japanese Mystery Novels of All Time: The Devotion of Suspect X
2012 – Ranked as the No. 18 novel on the Top 100 Japanese Mystery Novels of All Time: Journey under the Midnight Sun

German rugby[edit]

Club rugby in Germany is organized in four tiers, with 16 clubs competing in the first division, the Rugby-Bundesliga; with the 2. Rugby-Bundesliga as the second-highest level; the 3. Liga Süd-West as the third-highest level; and the Rugby-Regionalliga as the fourth tier. While a Verbandsliga effectively forms a 5th tier, in some regions the Regionalliga is the lowest division and no Verbandsliga exists.[16][17] https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rugby-Bundesliga_2017/18

Pl.	Club	Sp.	S	U	N	PF	PA	Diff.	BP	Punkte
1.	Hannover 78	11	11	0	0	399	131	+268	8	52
2.	SC Germania List	11	8	0	3	265	118	+349	11	43
3.	RK 03 Berlin	11	6	1	4	265	241	+24	6	32
4.	Hamburger RC	12	5	0	7	248	299	−51	6	26
5.	Berliner RC	12	5	0	7	182	260	−78	2	22
6.	Berlin Grizzlies (R)	11	5	1	5	162	290	−128	1	19
7.	SG Odin/Döhren (N)	12	2	2	8	210	363	−153	2	14
8.	RC Leipzig	12	2	0	10	166	397	−231	2	10
Stand: 22. April 2018^[1]

Ellis[edit]

Selected for the South African team 38 times, scoring 7 tries for 21 points.
Selection rate per year: 4 in 1965, 4 in 1967, 6 in 1968, 5 in 1969, 6 in 1970, 4 in 1971, 1 in 1972, 6 in 1974, 1 in 1976.

Rodwell[edit]

Year	Event	Venue	Result
2018	Commonwealth Games	Gold Coast	Bronze Medal
2016	Summer Olympics	Rio de Janeiro	Silver Medal
2013	World Sevens Series Tournament	Wellington	Gold Medal
2011	World Sevens Series Tournament	Dubai	Gold Medal
2010	World Sevens Series Tournament	Dubai	Gold Medal
2009	World Sevens Series Tournament	Wellington	Gold Medal
2009	World Sevens Series Tournament	London	Gold Medal

Rugby Tables[edit]

Opponents	Results (RSA 1st)	Position	Points	Dates	Venue
Scotland	18-10	Wing		30 Apr 1960	Boet Erasmus, Port Elizabeth
Wales	3-0	Wing		3 Dec 1960	Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff
Ireland	8-3	Wing		17 Dec 1960	Lansdowne Road, Dublin
England	5-0	Wing		7 Jan 1961	Twickenham, London
Scotland	12-5	Wing		21 Jan 1961	Murrayfield, Edinburgh
England	0-0	Wing		18 Feb 1961	Stade Olympique, Paris
Australia	28-3	Wing	3 (try)	5 Aug 1961	Ellis Park, Johannesburg
Australia	23-11	Wing		12 Aug 1961	Boet Erasmus, Port Elizabeth
Britain	3-0	Wing		21 Jul 1962	Kingspark, Durban
Britain	8-3	Wing		4 Aug 1962	Newlands, CapeTown
Britain	34-14	Wing		25 Aug 1962	Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein
Australia	5-9	Wing		10 Aug 1963	Newlands,CapeTown
Australia	9-11	Wing		24 Aug 1963	Ellis Park, Johannesburg
Wales	24-3	Wing		23 May1964	Kingspark, Durban
England	6-8	Wing		25 Jul 1964	P.A.M. Brink Stadium, Springs
Ireland	6-9	Wing		10 Apr 1965	Lansdowne Road, Dublin
Scotland	5-8	Wing	3 (try)	17 Apr 1965	Murrayfield, Edinburgh
Australia	11-18	Wing	6 (tries)	19 Jun 1965	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney
Australia	8-12	Wing		26 Jun1965	Lang Park, Brisbane
NewZealand	3-6	Wing		31 Jul 1965	Athletic Park, Wellington
NewZealand	0-13	Wing		21 Aug 1965	Carisbrook, Dunedin
NewZealand	19-16	Wing		4 Sep 1965	Lancaster Park, Christchurch
NewZealand	3-20	Wing		18 Sep 1965	Eden Park, Auckland
England	26-3	Wing		15 Jul1 967	Kingspark, Durban
England	16-3	Wing	3 (try)	22 Jul 1967	Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein
England	14-19	Wing		29 Jul 1967	Ellis Park, Johannesburg
England	6-6	Wing		12 Aug 1967	Newlands, CapeTown
Britain	25-20	Wing		8 Jun 1968	Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria
Britain	6-6	Wing		22 Jun 1968	Boet Erasmus, Port Elizabeth
England	12-9	Wing		9 Nov 1968	Stade Municipal, Bordeaux
England	16-11	Wing	3 (try)	16 Nov 1968	Stade Olympique, Colombes, Paris
Australia	30-11	Wing		2 Aug 1969	Ellis Park, Johannesburg
Australia	16-9	Wing	6 (tries)	16 Aug 1969	Kingspark, Durban

Opponents	Results (RSA 1st)	Position	Points	Dates	Venue
Wales	8–3	Scrum-half	–	5 Dec 1931	St Helen's, Swansea
Ireland	8–3	Scrum-half	–	19 Dec 1931	Lansdowne Road, Dublin
Scotland	6-3	Scrum-half	3	16 Jan 1932	Murrayfield, Edinburgh
Australia	17-3	Scrum-half	3	8 Jul 1933	Newlands Stadium, Cape Town
Australia	6-21	Scrum-half	-	22 Jul 1933	Kingsmead, Durban
Australia	12-3	Scrum-half	-	12 Aug 1933	Ellis Park, Johannesburg
Australia	11-0	Centre	-	26 Aug 1933	Crusaders Grounds, Port Elizabeth
Australia	4-15	Scrum-half	-	2 Sep 1933	Springbok Park, Bloemfontein
Australia	9-5	Fly-half	-	26 Jun 1937	Sydney Cricket Ground
Australia	26-17	No. 8	-	17 Jul 1937	Sydney Cricket Ground
New Zealand	7-13	Fly-half (C)	-	14 Aug 1937	Athletic Park, Wellington
New Zealand	13-6	Scrum-half	-	4 Sep 1937	AMI Stadium, Christchurch
New Zealand	17–6	Scrum-half	-	25 Sep 1937	Eden Park, Auckland
Great Britain	26–12	Scrum-half (C)	-	6 Aug 1938	Ellis Park, Johannesburg
Great Britain	19–3	Scrum-half (C)	-	3 Sep 1938	Crusaders Grounds, Port Elizabeth
Great Britain	16-21	Scrum-half (C)	-	10 Sep 1938	Newlands, Cape Town

Opposition	Result	Position	Tries	Date	Venue

Faculty as mentioned in Superintendent's Report, 1870-1904
Title	Name	Surname	Qualification	Position	Subjects	Report Dates
Right Rev.	B. Wistar	Morris	D.D.	Rector		1870-1904
Dr	James W.	Hill	BA (Yale), MD (Willamette)	Principal	Mathematics, English	1878-1901
Mr	Samuel W.	Scott	BA (Yale)	Head Master, '88,'89,'90	Classical Languages, Bookkeeping, Mathematics	'86,'88,'90,'92,'94,'98

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Haydn Infobox[edit]

^ 1. Bundesliga Nord/Ost www.rugbyweb.de, abgerufen am 22. April 2018
^ For date of portrait see {{harvnb|Jones2009a|p=vi

[1] 1. Bundesliga Nord/Ost www.rugbyweb.de, abgerufen am 22. April 2018

[2] For date of portrait see {{harvnb|Jones2009a|p=vi

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