Joe Vine
Joseph Vine (15 May 1875 – 25 April 1946) was a professional cricketer, who played his first-class cricket for Sussex County Cricket Club and London County.
Vine also played two Test matches for England and was named as one of the five Wisden Cricketers of the Year in 1906.
Vine's cricket career was not one of a rapid rise to fame.
Although he played his first first-class match in 1896, it was not until 1900, after some tentative appearances in the three previous seasons, that he earned a regular place in the Sussex eleven.
After that, however, he was indispensable.
He was essentially a county cricketer, nearly all his work having been done for Sussex, but if, in addition to his batting and fielding, he had managed to retain his skill as a leg-break bowler it is quite likely that he would have played for England before he played his two Test matches in 1911/2.
Already a dependable player, he made a great advance as a batsman in 1904 and during 1905 he was better than he had ever been before, scoring for Sussex in county matches alone over sixteen hundred runs.
Good as his position is he would probably have been thought still more of if he had belonged to another county.
A batsman would need to be great indeed to play on the same side as Ranjitsinhji and C.B. Fry, and not be overshadowed.
His success as a batsman was largely gained in a series of first-wicket partnerships with Fry, and though he may at times carry caution a little too far and keep an undue check on his hitting powers, the result is nearly always so satisfactory that it would be sheer hypercriticism to find fault with him.
As an outfield Vine has not the wonderful pick-up of Denton, but in every other respect was in the highest class, and in the course of a season at the beginning of the twentieth century, perhaps no one saved a larger number of runs.
In total Vine played 547 first-class matches, which included 421 consecutive appearances for Sussex.
Soon after retiring from county cricket Joe Vine became coach at Brighton College, an office he held for many years.
He died aged 70 in 1946.
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Erik Gustaf Göthe
Erik Gustaf Göthe (July 26, 1779 – November 29, 1838) was a Swedish sculptor.
Göthe had initially planned to become an architect, but went on to train as a sculptor for, among others, Johan Tobias Sergel.
After completing training at the Academy of Arts in 1803 he traveled to Italy and studied under Antonio Canova.
Returning to Sweden in 1810, he completed a monument to the murdered Axel von Fersen the Younger, but did not attract any major success.
He completed "Seated Bacchus" outside Rosendal Palace on Djurgården in Stockholm.
Other works were Charles XIII of Sweden's statue in the King's Garden which was unveiled in November 1821 on the anniversary of Crown Prince Charles XIV John of Sweden adoption, and the pulpit in St. Jacob's Church in 1828.
He was appointed in 1812 to the Academy as a member, and became a professor in 1837.
After a stay in Saint Petersburg, where he executed a seated colossal statue of Catherine the Great, he was appointed member of the city's art academy.
His last work was the new spire of cast iron for the Riddarholm Church.
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Question: Who is older, Joe Vine or Erik Gustaf Göthe?
Answer: Erik Gustaf Göthe