... and Wllf. Mannlen (Middlesbrough). (P.A.—Reuter.) ' V jM w Bh«uld«r m Shoulder for England—Toomod up to moot tho world's boot «ro »ix tho England party for tho World Cup football competition, opening In Rle thlo month. Tho iix—pictured ...

... Presbylerian Oburch's 134 for five declared (Berryman not out, H. Armstrong 4-40). World Cup shock for England ENGLAND were yesterday beaten 1-0 by the U.S. in Pool B of the World tup in Belo Honeonte. The ...

... X-rayed, nut the result not vet known. It routine check following a complaint of aoreneea. ENGLAND LEAVE FOR RIO Seventeen England aoccer player* for the World Cup test# in Brazil left, London Airport yesterday and are due in Rio this afternoon. Four more ...

... ROUGH CAME EXPECTEt! England’s World Cup side chosen learn ter u.e fi , W match Rio a*,,,,,- Ch -l t ...

... Europe may become a battlefield again if ever Hie Kremlin can reverse free world’s potential predominance of power. Thus ihe lialllc for Europe could well lost in Asia. Bin world unity would no less necessary even if Hie Soviet I nion did noi exist. The ...

... for Reg Harri* Rej? Harris (Maoche«ter) World pro. sprint cycling champion, vestorday bettered his own world one kilometre record bv ft.lsee Milan. covered the distance in train. 9.75ec., beating the former world champion, van Vliet, of Holland, I.Osec ...

... SCOTLAND—SECOND INNINGS J. Aitchlson not out 11 W, R. Allan not out Extras Total (no wicket) 23 England beat Chile 2-nil TANG LAND won their first match World Cup soccer tournament in Rio yeaterdny. beating Ch-ilo hv two. goals to nil in pool “B’* Lngland ...

... fall Belfast addresses):— Warnock Cup, for fully furnished aquaria (open)—l. Mr. S. Harper, 41, Sunnyslde Street: 2. Mr. R. Doherty. 23, Lismain Street; 3. Mr. V. Collier, 444. Merville Garden Village. Society’s Cup (junior)—l. Mr. A. Robbins, 39, Mayflower ...

... Greens Senior Cup (semifinals)—Cliftonville 88, Ballymena 62, Cavehill 68, Castleton 81. Private Greens Junior Cup (semifinal —Forth River 96, Belmont Park 68. Cavehill meet North Belfast the other semi-final to-night. N.1.8.A. Senior Cup (first round) ...

... able to Utrn allo ti victory. ’• out to Western European nations Perhaps it was fair reprisal ior mat instead of using them to onr the Cup ! own ends in any elaborate anti-' ••soviet campaign onr present policy (Of military help. ic.) has irinm|ihed over ...

... it is signed by President llenss. There are also other petrol amendments, such that to exempt from extra tax cars which are used for invalids. To-morrow come-, another major amendment--asking for the abolition of the new purchase tax on commercial lorries ...

... seems to he shows lack of skill at reading the evidence of what is to seen the world large. “He sincerely believes onr present social order not ns Christian might be, and. use the phrase, thoroughly Socialist order more Christian, and sometimes violent ...