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... with youth is interesting in view of our orld Cup searching. !or instan , will Matthews, who has already n invited to tour Canada, be eluded in the World Cup party of r all? as candlOsSee fer the World Cup team. Leitersley's selection is a ...
... spot wherever England railed on play, be it Rio Sao Paulo or Brio lloriionte. Wrbb will cable up-to-theminute reports of all these matches in his own breesy, inimitable fashion. He is also going see manv possible of the other World Cup games between the ...
... The Barbican Cup in its New Setting By H. Edwards Clarke THE wisdom of the decision to stage the Barbican Cup this year, not at Druid's Lodge but in the East of England Club's Lincolnshire country, was received in some quarters, I know full well, not ...
... In England XI From ROY FESKETT Bally and Eckersley get first caps for England because of the sweeping changes made for the match with Spain in Rio de Janeiro today. England must win If they al io : have a chance of reaching the series of the World Football ...
... evade the export ban on £930 worth of British stamps. NEW LARWOOD?—NO But young Bob's England dream does come true ROB BERRY, who dreamed as a boy of becoming England's fastest fast bowler. Is chosen in the Test thirteen against the West Indies next week ...
... WINS ENGLAND PLACE By JACK CARRINGTON MICHAEL THORNHILL, of Ashford, Middlesex, will play in his first table tennis international match when he turns out for England against the United States at Luton on Saturday. Johnny Leach (Essex), former world champion ...
... GUINNESS JUST LIKE THE WIFE USED TO COOK Prom CLIFFORD RIO, Thursday TEAM manager Walter Winterbottom took off his coat today, walked Into the kitchen of the hotel where the England World Cup footballers are staying, and gave a demonstration of English ...
... observers said their calculations Indicated other tremors in the China Sea, west of the Phlllipines. U.S. court England A United States federal court sat in England yesterday for the first time. It sat in a Leamington hotel for a private hearing of a claim for ...
... OLD CODGERS Coincidence . . Mr. T. SHERRIN sends us another of the world-is-a-small- Murder ! . . . . Postcard from Mr, and Mrs. S., London: place coincidences: Below is an extract from a letter sent to us by a firm of solicitors: . . . It is necessary ...
... THE WORLD OF MUSIC WHETHER THERE IS ANY RIVALRY among instruments in their nearness to the human voice, and whether there is any particular merit in such an approach, will always be debated. Rayinski, the saxophone player, who has been described by Bernard ...
... Rangers win cup Earls Court Rangers 5, Streatham I This Autumn Cup game elli•O•11•M•11•11•0•••••111 played at Empress Hall on Sit , - • • urday, will long be remembered • BETWEEN U only for the rough stuff ser- ved up by both sides. There was plenty of ...
... THE WORLD OF MUSIC CONGRATULATIONS TO SIR JOHN BARBIROLLI. to whom the coveted Gold Medal of the Royal Philharmonic Society has been awarded. He is to be presented with it during the concert to be given by the Halle Orchestra at the Albert Hall on December ...