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... ENGLAND MUST BE STRONGER By THE THE first Test Match between England and the West Indies is over and, England have strolled thrOugh it to victory by 202 runs. It was England's first win in a home Test since they beat South Africa in 1947. In many Festo ...
... Marshal Sir Robert Thornby Mrs. Howard presented the County cups to: Shaw Cup. Preston Candover; runner-uo. Southampton. Capper Cup (small °ranches), Netley Marsn; runner-up, Chandler's Ford . Foylell Cup (Darts'. Eastleigh; runner-up, Cosham. Radical Club's ...
... At least it is consoling that the , world's golfers. tennis player cricketers. footballers. and the rest still think it worth coming to England to meet us. Tt will be time worry when they start to ern& England off their visiting lists. ...
... ISLAND GUARDS AGAINST SPREAD OF POLIO VALETTA, August 12. in England. a number of people here have been stricken by infantile paralysis, and some are in hospital, So far 19 cases have been reported from all parts of the 170 square miles of Malta. the ...
... Archery Society for Ladies. from whom are to be selected the English team to shoot for the world chair.pionship at Copenhagen this summer. The President's cups in the archery and rifle sections were given by Admiral Morgan, who presented them. ...
... Jimmy Dickinson Party for Rio PORTSMOUTH'S left-half, Jimmy Dickinson has been selected among 21 England players to go to Rio for the World Cup tournament. The Football Association, Tuesday, announced the following names: dropped out of the international ...
... Zealand visit to England in 1949 and the hopes for 1950. All Souls (Longman, 98. 6d.) is Geraldine Symons's first novel, and a very good first it is, too, earning the title of the Daily Graphic's Book Find of the Month. From England to Australia, to ...
... manner in which they used it did not do them credit. They still persist in holding It a split second too long and their distribution was seldom accurate. WINO HALVES POOR of eecoriTi Division. b ut I never take that view with regard to cup-ties. All the teams ...
... between England and France being strengthened by every possible means. May I. wrote Sir Denis, through the medium of this letter, extend to you and the citizens of Besancon from the Icitlzens of Portsmouth and myself the best wishes of us all for ...
... had improved remarkably since the Society came into exits4=e four years ago. have not dogs here that could win anywhere in England. he told a reporter Mr. Smith. who is Patron of the Club. was accompanied by his wife, whose dog Leodride Beau Brummel (bred ...
... not surprising that most of us felt a little anxious Certainly, most of us were extremely worried. and not a little apprehensive as to what was going to happen next. I think all of us expected that 'hese shores of England would be invaded. Certainly. ...
... country equivalent to World War If destruction . Many people. said Capt. Harkness, were of the opinion that. as In the last war, poison Ras would not be used in the future. He pointed out that the reason why Germany did not use aas was from tear of repnsals ...