After some change in 1828, the 1835 code legitimised roundarm bowling, and prevented overarm bowling by penalty of No ball ( see also 1835 English cricket season ).
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The dispute was about a point of principle and centred on the right of bowlers to use an overarm action, which had been legalised ahead of the 1864 season.
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At Oxford, he won three Blues in rugby and is credited with popularizing the overarm throw ( originally called the " Yankee torpedo pass " ) into the lineout.
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This is usefully illustrated in the Alexander Mosaic, King Alexander is shown thrusting with his xyston underarm, whilst immediately behind him a cavalryman is employing the overarm thrust.
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Off-spin and orthodox left-arm spin were recent developments following the legalisation of overarm bowling in 1864 and were a puzzle for keepers as well as batsmen.
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At the end of the period, bowling reached the final stage of its evolution as overarm began with the same sort of controversy that had accompanied the introduction of roundarm.
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The 33-year-old Kotoinazuma, newly promoted to komusubi ( junior champion second class ), dodged Takanohana's initial attack and downed him with an overarm throw.
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In other major bouts, No . 11 maegashira Kyokushuzan, or Mongolian Batbayar Davaa, flipped No . 15-maegashira Kinkaiyama ( 2-5 ) with an overarm throw.
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The No . 4 maegashira ( senior wrestler ) downed sekiwake ( junior champion ) Musoyama ( 5-2 ) with a powerful overarm throw at Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium in western Japan.
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No . 7-ranked Sunahama, or American William Hopkins ( 4-8 ), defeated No . 5-ranked Tomonohana ( 4-9 ) with an overarm throw.
