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Teddy Sheringham (10386 bytes)
1: ...mouth]] colours, October 2003.]]'''Edward 'Teddy' Sheringham''' (born [[2nd April]] [[1966]] in [[Walthamstow]... 5: Sheringham began his professional career at [[Millwall F.C.|... 9: ...ivision]] in their first season, but the goals of Sheringham and Cascarino helped them to finish in a surprisi... 13: Sheringham was by now in his mid-twenties and although loyal... 15: ...ason: Klinsmann was later quoted as claiming that Sheringham was the best strike partner he ever had. Sheringham (1711 bytes) 1: '''Sheringham''' is a seaside town in [[Norfolk, England]], wes... 3: ... Upper Sheringham, a farming community, and Lower Sheringham, which combined [[farming]] with [[fishing]]. ... 5: ...tlement]] occupied by the [[Roman Empire]]. Lower Sheringham has existed for about 700 years, but by 1600 the ... 6: ...hing]]. With the opening of the [[railway]] line, Sheringham recovered its lost fortunes and became a [[seasid... 8: ...ch]] remains open as the [[Bittern Line]]. Beyond Sheringham, the line has been preserved as the [[North Norfo... Sheringham Park (940 bytes) 1: '''Sheringham Park''' is in [[Sheringham]] in [[Norfolk, England|Norfolk]], [[England]]. 3: It surrounds Sheringham Hall, designed by [[Humphry Repton]]. Abbot and C... 5: The Hall is privately occupied, but Sheringham Park is in the care of the [[National Trust for P... Teddy (100 bytes) Teddy Pendergrass (2188 bytes) 1: ...da Geraldine Epps and the late Jesse Pendergrass. Teddy has gotten his start singing gospel in the church... 3: ...een Melvin and Pendergrass and a brief stint with Teddy leading a group of Blue Notes, Pendergrass launch... 5: [[Category:1950 births|Pendergrass, Teddy]] 6: [[Category:R&B musicians|Pendergrass, Teddy]] 7: [[Category:Soul musicians|Pendergrass, Teddy]] Teddy Weatherford (1313 bytes) 1: '''Teddy Weatherford''' ([[11 October]], [[1903]] - [[25 A... 9: Teddy Weatherford died of [[cholera]] in Calcutta. 11: [[Category:1903 births|Weatherford, Teddy]] 12: [[Category:1945 deaths|Weatherford, Teddy]] 13: [[Category:African Americans|Weatherford, Teddy]] Teddy Kollek (2120 bytes) 1: [[Image:Teddy_Kollek_II.jpg|thumb|Teddy Kollek in [[Vienna]] in [[2003]]]] 2: '''Theodor "Teddy" Kollek''' (born [[May 27]], [[1911]]) is a retir... 7: [[image:Teddy_Kollek_VIII.jpg]]<br> 8: Teddy Kollek 12: In 1965 Teddy Kollek succeeded [[Mordechai Ish Shalom]] as Mayo... Teddy Riley (184 bytes) 1: '''Teddy Riley''' is the name of more than one person of n... 3: * [[Teddy Riley (jazz)]] - New Orleans jazz trumpeter 4: * [[Teddy Riley (new jack swing)]] - music producer Teddy Scholten (321 bytes) 1: '''Teddy Scholten''', a [[Netherlands|Dutch]] singer Teddy Pilette (915 bytes) 1: '''Teddy Pilette''' was a [[Formula One]] driver from [[Be... 69: [[Category:Formula One drivers|Pilette, Teddy]] Teddy Ruxpin (515 bytes) 3: ...ed in a deck built into the unit's back. Although Teddy Ruxpin was widely popular, Worlds of Wonder went ... 4: ...hom he could synch up with to have conversations. Teddy was also the star of his own [[cartoon]]. Teddy Atlas (691 bytes) 3: Teddy Atlas is recognized as one of boxing's greatest t... Teddy Boy (1530 bytes) 1: The '''Teddy Boy''' [[youth culture]] first emerged in [[Brita... 7: 'Teddy girls' adopted American fashions: toreador pants ... 11: ...f popularity and saw a resurgence of interest in 'Teddy boy' fashions. 23: '''Teddy Boy''' was a song written by [[Paul McCartney]] f... 27: '''Teddy Boy''' was an [[arcade]] game made by [[SEGA]], w... Teddy Wilson (1337 bytes) 1: '''Theodore Shaw "Teddy" Wilson''' ([[1912]]–[[1986]]) was an [[Uni... 9: [[Category:1912 births|Wilson, Teddy]] 10: [[Category:1986 deaths|Wilson, Teddy]] 11: [[Category:African Americans|Wilson, Teddy]] 12: [[Category:Jazz musicians|Wilson, Teddy]] Teddy Grahams (406 bytes) 1: ...]. They are [[graham cracker]]s in the shape of [[teddy bear]]s. They come in the flavors [[honey]], [[ci... 5: *[http://www.nabiscoworld.com/teddygrahams/ NabiscoWorld.com] Teddy bear (3892 bytes) 1: ...argin:0 0 1em 1em;">[[Image:Teddy bear - Rory.JPG|Teddy bear]] 3: ''Teddy bear'' 5: [[Image:Teddybear_cartoon.jpg|The original cartoon]] 10: ... expensive collector's items. The world's first [[Teddy Bear Museum]] was set up in [[Petersfield, Hampsh... 13: ...assoed animal, calling it "unsportsmanlike", and "Teddy's Bear" was immediately publicized by [[political... Teddy Flack (3381 bytes) 1: '''Edwin Harold "Teddy" Flack''' ([[November 5]], [[1873]] – [[Jan... 3: [[Image:flack.jpg|thumb|right|Teddy Flack]] 5: Born in [[London]], [[England]], Teddy Flack was five years old when his family migrated... 23: [[Category:1873 births|Flack, Teddy]] 24: [[Category:1935 deaths|Flack, Teddy]] Teddy Taylor (2452 bytes) 1: Sir '''Edward MacMillan Taylor''', usually '''Teddy Taylor''' (born [[April 18]], [[1937]]) is a [[Un... 5: ...ling him by a nice cuddly name like "[[teddy bear|Teddy]]" was "like calling the [[hound of the Baskervil... 15: .../www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/?pid=10591 Facts about Teddy Taylor from TheyWorkForYou.com] 17: [[Category:1937 births|Taylor, Teddy]] Teddy Duchamp (617 bytes) 1: '''Teddy Duchamp''' is a character in the movie ''[[Stand ... 3: ...in the military and being turned down every time, Teddy ended up in jail. Thats the last that anyone has... Teddy Landau (195 bytes) 1: Teddy Landau was born in [[1964]] and is a [[bass guita...
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