... World Record MOST U.S. steel is made by the open hearth method, originally developed in the Midlands for England and now adopted for bulk production by all big steel-producing countries. At Homestead 25 furnaces of this type, with an individual capacity ...

... England 2, Russia 2 England drew with the Soviet Union in their World Cup (Group game at Gothenburg last night after trailing 0-1 at half-time and being two goals down after 55 minutes. It was a hectic contest, in which the Russians were repeatedly penalised ...

... Americana Head World Ranking Lists T. Trabert. the American Davis Cup player, and Miss M. Connolly, the American champion, headed the combined world rankings compiled by tennis writers of England. Prance. 'ISA., Australia. Italy and South Africa. it was ...

... ENGLAND FOR EVER! DR. ELEANOR MEARS,w. rates of mental sickness. divorce ayin her first vlsit W h o would be and suicide are considerably p g to the Midlands, says of higher than in this country-- this in spite of the fact there Birmingham : I cannot ...

... Extra Police for World Cup Matches Welsh Referee Extra police are expected to guard the dressing rooms at Lausanne to-day when Hungary. Olympic champions and World Cup favourites. meet Uruguay, the holders, in a semi-final match. Hungarian officials have ...

... obtained England's goal. The result, however. mattered little for the England players were more concerned with trying out movements than in going out for goals. Charlton. as expected showed more understanding at first, but even when the England men settled ...

... ENGLAND TO FACE A STRONG SIDE Selectors' Wise Decision The Cup Final curtainraiser at Stamford Bridge next Friday will be a fullscale trial for what is likely to be England's World Cup team. Although they obviously could not call upon ...

... Matches, or British teams the Davis Cup and the Championships at Wimbledon. It becomes impatient, and assumes that there Is something wrong when we do not carry away the international blue ribbons. So also in the world of aviation, our failure to win i ...

... ENGLAND TO FACE A STRONG SIDE Selectors' ise Decision The Cup Final curtainraiser at Stamford Bridge next Friday will be a fullscale trial for what is likely to be England's World Cup team. Although they obviously could not call upon ...

... Jugoslavia 5, England 0 England's World Cup hopes receded still further with the overwhelming defeat by Jugoslavia In Belgrade yesterday. it was their heaviest international defeat since 1954. when Hungary trounced them 7-1. Rarely has an ...

... NEWS or THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 9 and I. 0 A. Maisel, (Robin Hoodl K & F. PowelMoTte.A tHearsalll. A (Edgbastom-) B. 6 and 1 0 6. . Preston (Knees Norton): 9.12 and 112. R. H. Brown tonateacbed) • C. H. Roberta. A tLitUn Aston,. 9.10 and 1.15. Sterner ...

... consequent danger to the England goal. It gives warning that we are on the way to regaining our fightful place in the football world, and that by the time the World Cup comes around in 1961-62, our strength will be such as to enable us to ...