[r-t] Court Bob Minor

[Richard Smith]

Robin Woolley wrote:

> It is true, I have a proof BUT I should have added that it refers to 
> lead-end calls only. That's why Grandsire needs calls acting as they do. 
> I didn't think of Grandsire - but then I never do.

Okay.  Reverse Bob Doubles or Arlesey Bob Minor.  Both have 
"corresponding rows" (as you define the term) in the first 
lead related by an odd transposition, and both have well 
known extents.

RAS