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... machine is to be used whenever victims get a glimpse of their assailant, and other police forces are experimenting on similar lines. A RIO FARM MAY HELP THEIR FORM ENGLAND'S international football team will be invited to train for the World Cup on a luxury ...
... the Scots there is no future—and no World Cup Soccer trip to Rio. The GlaggOw bookies are offering 9-4 against Scotland beating England in the international here tomorrow. Blimey, what a change of heart ! After England squieezed a 2---C) win against Italy ...
... the exception of president John Lamb, take the view that the Scots resources are not good enough for the World Cup. Fresh overtures made by England at the week-end will be considered by the S.F.A, selection committee when they meet on Wednesday to choose ...
... makes me happier about our chance of winning the World Cup in June. Ramsey Among the Giants Certainly all the men who played on Saturday should be chosen for the South American trip. In addition England should take Jack Milburn, the best centre forward ...
... want two British teams, England and Scotland, to go to Brazil. But England team manager, Mr. Walter Winterbottom, bridled on hearing this and cracked back: That might be true for every Englishman—except those in the England team. They are going to ...
... hours. And all this by one driver—a woman. She was Leah Thall (Mrs. Neuberger), that popular member of the U.S. team which lifted the Corbillon Cup at Wembley in 1948. After this, we'll never say another word against women. drivers. At least, not if they ...
... unpredictable, can carve the destiny of the most important game of football of the twentieth century—the World Cup match between Scotland and England at Hampden Park tomorrow. The incalculable factors are pale-faced Roy Bentley, the unorthodox English inside ...
... speedway with for the Rio trip and the = Surely girls can at Cannes in midsummer. ice-hockey. Both are stunt Faster they go, World Soccer Cup. For least try to look charm- —John MacLa r e n, pastimes. They are not they need this cultured = ing when they are ...
... INTERNATIONAL HOLD-UP Robert Peak, who described himself as a citizen of the world, was at Glasgow yesterday fined for throwing slips of paper with the slogan Crusade for World Government from the roof of a building. Peak was arrested after a 999 call ...
... championships, and the early appearance the complete Australian team in Europe shows the are all out to recapture the Davis Cup. Brown's presence here will certainly add colour to our tournament& His wonderful effort to prevent Petra winning the 1946 Wimbledon ...
... attack should be interesting. Rangers, of course, are more concerned at the mo- FIRST TIME THERE ment about the line for the Cup Final against East Fife Harlequins play abroad on Saturday. Rutherford for the first time, against may be at outside right Paris ...