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Steven had 11 points and 22 rebounds in addition to this blocked shot in our win over Cloverleaf 57-44. The ref was going to call a foul, but it was too late. No worries, Cloverleaf got away with a lot of fouls of their own! Knowing Steven, he made a sincere effort to get "all ball" and no dirt intended.
Reference: APAAME_20190116_RHB-0381
Photographer: Robert Bewley
Credit: Aerial Photographic Archive for Archaeology in the Middle East
Copyright: Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-NoDerivative Works
Rally the Globe is back firing sweetly on all its beautifully blueprinted cylinders and the not-for-profit Club is once again delighting all owners of pre-1977 vintage and classic cars with unforgettable driving adventures.
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Taken on 29 October 2018 in Israel around Jerusalem (Jaffa street, Jerusalem, Israel) (20181029-DSC_3472)
Cloverleaf Local Schools 29 - 1998 Blue Bird International - Retired; Mike & B Sales - Newcomerstown, Ohio. Bought used from Cardinal Bus Sales. One of two models originally in the fleet.
Marilyn & Don Hogle of Scandia take a taco break after helping to check in 83 riders for the 2005 Cloverleaf Bike Ride held the morning of Taco Daze. Photo by Jan Hogle.
Cloverleaf alley, 1863 named after the cloverleaf house in this street. Named was the house after the citizen Hanns Kleplat (Cloverleaf) the Elder, who owned the building since at least 1539. In a niche of the house was situated a hewn in stone leaf clover. This house sign was eponymous for the in the house located restaurant "To the stony cloverleaf". An adjoining house in this street was called "To the green shamrock"; it was later acquired by the master tailor Josef Gunkel. The street was called in 1350 At the Arrow carvers, 1351 Pfeiler (arrowers) street, 1356 Arrow carvers street and in 1383 respectively 1527 Among the Arrow carvers. From the 18th century the alley was listening to the name of Stove door street (after the house sign "To the great Furnace hole").
Kleeblattgasse, 1863 benannt nach dem Kleeblatthaus in dieser Gasse. Benannt war das Haus nach dem Bürger Hanns Kleplat dem Älteren, der das Gebäude seit spätestens 1539 besaß. In einer Nische des Hauses befand sich ein in Stein gehauenes Kleeblatt. Dieses Hauszeichen war namensgebend für das im Haus eingerichtete Gasthaus „Zum steinernen Kleeblatt“. Ein angrenzendes Haus in dieser Gasse hieß „Zum grünen Kleeblatt“; es wurde später vom Schneidermeister Josef Gunkel erworben. Die Gasse hieß 1350 Bei den Pfeilschnitzern, 1351 Pfeilerstraße, 1356 Pfeilschnitzerstraße und 1383 bzw. 1527 Unter den Pfeilschnitzern. Ab dem 18. Jahrhundert hieß die Gasse Ofenlochgasse (nach dem Hausschild „Zum großen Ofenloch“).
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