... WORLD CUP FOR ENGLAND ? Certain football *stars* have shone this season *but there has been little sparkle about the general play, observes RICHARD A. SPARLING Although we have arrived at the end of another football season, we shall still be discussing ...

... World Cup Dates RIO DE JANEIRO, Monday. England play Chile on Sunday, June 25, accordin to the official time table for the orld Soccer Cup tournament. announced here today. Next E land matches are agains! U.S, on “f hursday, June 29, Spain ...

... surprise to some people, but it does not stagger me. for with the World Cup finals almost upon us the selectors cannot afford to take too many liberties, and everything suggests that the present side wil] be first choice for Rio unless, between now and mid-June ...

... .. ENGLAND . 4 From |OHN CRAYDON AFTER centre-forward Mermans had scored for Belgium in the 44th minute and England had left the Brussels field at half-time in arrears, it seemed that the Football Association should forget Rio and the World Cup to ...

... from whom I expected so much, failed to impress as a World Cup winning attack, but as a line of sharp- shooters they had more cracks at than I have seen from an goal for many a long day. England line They migh t easily have got ten goals. as in 1947 ...

... play for England —Billy Foulke and Harold Gough. But unless I am much mistaken, an England cap will be presented to Ted Burgin before many seasons have gone. This agile goalkeeper stamped his name across the records of a lively Sheffield County Cup final ...

... ol left for England rece a hindrance. The National path, that she’s very excited a Broadcasting Company's pro- sweater, in “ The Snake Pit.” 3 1 filam Beautiful Jane Wyman, the her first Holfywooc don k 4 g abou gramme, “ Watch the World.” is deaf-mute ...

... Italian “B” team over England “BR” at Milan. Indeed, they believe Italy Wil retain the World Cup at Rio It was only to be expectea nal Italians would make the most of their triumph, and for the sake ot our prestige one hopes the England players to meet Portuga ...

... Today, England was only a second-class Power, she said. Unless the ople of England realised the importance of using every individual vote, it would not be long were a fourth- class Power. She thought that it a made a punishable offence to use it person ...

... are carried and are sometimes used, and the Federacic Brazilian d’Esporte, which con- trols all sport in Brazil. has eautions. deemed it wise to stipulate pre- At the municipal stadium in de Janeiro, where the World Cup competitions will be played in ...

... because it was Mr. Powers, a Manchester man, whv invented the used protective device by boxers fighting under the “ no foul” rule. The first protector invented by Mr. Powers was a plain cup to which was attached a pneumatic pad, the owner carried a small ...

... Smith showed that thing, they told us, Seed he carr’es dynamite in his head as And, w ithout bombast, well as his boots when, with a back- they were con fident it would be ward nod from a Furniss free-kick, HE World Cup Organising in he left Bly with his ...