... ENGLAND TACTICS A PUZZLE By David William* IJEAVY handling in the England pits and tome brilliant riding by two Second Division exponents decided the first speedway Test at West Ham last night. Australia defeated England 60 points to 47. There seems no ...

... FRANCE OUT OF WORLD The French Football Association decided in Paris last night to withdraw from the World Cup tournament and cancel matches they were due to play Brazil this month. The derision followed the rejection of the Brazil Sports Federation, ...

... SCHOOL LIFTED CUP WITH PAST Tyne Amateur Rowing Club's Scots'wood regatta, a crew * * of Durham schoolboys won the Joseph Cowen Challenge Cup —the senior race of the day—and I reminded that this silver cup in all about three feet high, has had a varied ...

... TURKS BEAT U.S. AT SOCCER The United States soccer team chosen for the World Cup finals in Brazil was beaten 5-0 by the touring Turkish League Champions, Bsitkas, here last night, says a St. Louis message to-day. England meet the United States in the ...

... 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 ...

... England will select from is G. H. G. Doggart H. Hollery Yorkshire lead through big hits by Wardle From RICHARD ULYATT NORTHAMPTON, Thursday When Mason joined Wardle here at six o’clock this evening for the Yorkshire ninth-wicket partnership, 18 runs were ...

... They were beaten In the final ot the Tyne Challenge Cup Durham City and In the Davison Challenge Cup, W. Sherrington (Tynemouth) lost Luey King's, by one and half lengths Results were.- Joseph Cowen Cup— Durham School beat Durham by four lengths. Open ...

... batsmen in the world on bad pitches, that Laker the best off-spinner England and that batsmen groomed on Public School and| University pitches are not fully equipped for Test status. SCOREBOARD THE REST (Ist Inns.) 27 (Laker 8-2) ENGLAND (Ist Inns.) 229 ...

... Last week's race at Hurst was second to Silver Gate. Park did not really tell us if 1 believe he is being Supertello could withstand specially prepared for this the Frenoh Gold Cup chal• race. and unless anything lenge. I say this, however— else comes along ...

... TO VISIT U.S. The Rev. Leslie E. Cooke, general secretary of the Congregational I'nion of England and Wales, was leaving Southampton today to attend meet ings of the Executive and Central Committees the World Council of Churches in Toronto and to preach ...

... CHELMSFORD FAMED ALL OVER WORLD tribute to Chelmsford s place in world trade was paid by one of the town's industrial chiefs, at the Mayor of Chelmsford's dinner at Cannon's Restaurant on Friday night. Alderman J. Cameron Pawson, accompanied by the D ...

... SAVOLD WINS WORLD TITLE Woodcock forced to reti 16 m nutes LEE Savold, the American, aged 34, became heavyweight champion of the world at the White City Stadium, London, last night, when before 50.000 spectators he beat Bruce Woodcock (Doncaster), who ...