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... 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 ...
... NO CHANGE ENGLAND XI. ENGLAND'S soccer team, which beat Portugal on Sunday, will be unchanged for the match against Belgium in Brussels on Thursday. The selection committee decided on this step despite ihe somewhat disappointing display against Portugal ...
... .. 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 ...
... England, With Eyes on Rio, Make Many Changes JIMMY MULLEN, Wolves left-winger, who, as a substitute for Milburn, played a big part in England's win over Belgium in Brussels yesterday, has been chosen for the England B team who meet Luxembourg in the Grand ...
... 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 ...
... Four-goal Finney star in England victory MORE MAY FOLLOW Portugal ENGLAND, despite a brilliant display by Finney, who scored four goals—two from penalties—had all their work cut out to beat Portugal at Lisbon yesterday, and will need to do much better ...
... CINEMA BECOMING MORE AND MORE OF A DREAM WORLD THE CINEMA, as first closely concerned with real life, has become more and more remote, craating a celluloid dream world in which millions of people nightly are offered an escape from life, said Mr Arthur ...
... Matthews is ready to goif wanted STAN MA'rTHEWS, Blackpool and England star now touring Canada, said at Montreal yesterday that he is standing by if wanted by England for the World Cup games at Rio. As regard statements that he had been offered Jobs ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... long reign as England’s centre-half, and the competition there was between Cullls, Young, Roberts, Joy. Betmead and Barker before the war, there not now one outstanding centre-half In the country. Indeed, the dearth is so great that England’s B team are ...