... SAPPERS WIN GARRISO SPORTS CUP First Since War World War II, the a een ar personnel that it has been impossible to hold annual sports. Now the Garrison is again an and al Brock- and be the ‘rst post-war t to Army concern, arry back the challenge hurst ...

... . NO CHANGE IN WORLD CUP TEAM ENGLAND selector Arthur Drewry yesterday decided on a “no-change policy, and picked the same team which defeated Chile for today's World Cup game at Bello Horizonte against the United States. The ...

... CHILE GIVE ENGLAND SOME BAD MINUTES Mortensen andMannion Goals Decide the Issue From W. CAPEL KIRBY Rio Janeiro, Sunday. won their first match in the World Cup series here to-day, beating Chile by two goals to nil in Pool B. But full marks went to Chile ...

... HUTTON'S THE MAN TO LEAD ENGLAND If the West Indies do not win their first Test match in this country it will not be England's fault. I have never seen such a pitiful display of batting by Test team as England gave yesterday. It was almost unbelievable ...

... fixed the following matches for the coming season: Clarke Cup. June 19th and July 3rd: Lynda Trophy, and Dean Junior Cup. June 24th (Burton Joyce); Watson Cup. July 9th (Barton Island): Jennifer Cup and annual outing. August 6th (Donington. South Forty Foot); ...

... demands for cards from numerous clubs and societies will mean the use of additional cards in the near future. It is also reported that 420 com petitors will take part in the Clark Cup match at Burton Joyce on Sunday—a match record. Thiry-four of the 59 ...

... trans-world | ust| were too tired and hungr are ‘ith | take any notice of that.” a donne oeeils MOV Bremen and Hamburg, the -by reflected on how their own veir rak had suffered. ‘a he fh nen an * But,” they jaa Soa _= Wow vewes = way rou nd the world — a ...

... AND NOW THE WORLD'S No. 1 UMPIRE IS OUT VRANK CHESTER, known throughout the world as cricket's No. 1 umpire, has given his last Test batsman out ! He is retiring at the end of the season and, unless the M.C.C. change their plans and give him a second ...

... people elsewhere in England, complete defence of any The Bramall Lane crowd is the modern batsman*, Don Tallon pest Yorkshire crowd, dinest wicket-keeper', Bill -The Sydney ground Is the O'Reilly (greatest bowler), best in the world play on. Harold La ...

... 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 ...

... Flewin (Portsmouth). None of us could sleep properly.? On their tour the side defeated the United States eleven which yesterday got the better of England I?o,1 ?0, in the World Cup. were amazed when we heard that England had lost, said ...

... Half-way Around the World gHETLAND was the “halfway house” in a roundthe-world trip as far as young Australian journalist, Bill McGlinchley was concerned. Likeable personality, Bill arrived here last Thursday, and spent a few days in town and country ...