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... lead by 220 runs, and the task facing England on the fourth innings is likely to be tremendous. Due credit must be given to a fine! display of slow bowling by the West' Indians, Ramadhin and Valentine. but England's batting was woefully weak. The complete ...
... who made the trip to see her parents at Newton-road. Mumbles, Swansea. But, said tall, blonde Mrs. McCabe, as she sipped a cup of British orewed tea in the airport's reception room, It has been worth it We could never have seen all the places we landed ...
... they are t o he little restocking every alterna r 'found in England as well as `ear. The oatts referred Wales. He reters to the use or tt been banned on the River phrase. You was. I heard it used tranY years. and the ri‘r very frequently when I was in affords ...
... delight us wth many an innings yet out theie in the middle It must be a great consolation to him that he the wishes and profound hopes of cricketers all over the world for his and speedy recovery Trial Weakness TINHIS means of course that England have find ...
... felt in Walt Disney's new production, Treasure Island. This new version of the Robert Louis Ste\ enson classic, filmed in England and in technicolour, is only half as good as the M.G.M. screen adaptation made in Hollywood 'in 1934, and about one-third ...
... match J. W. McKay, who was injured at Christchurch, where his nose was still being attended to, but who is expected to rejoin us to-night, was, of course. not available. But it was good to see that excellent forward, Rees Stephens, out again. lie hurt his ...
... Competition between club and county within the Principality is sound and educative but when we cross the border into England to do battle let us go as Wales. We have writhed under far too many of those Sassenach wisecracks about the splitters who split from ...
... (silver cup) Fairwater C Division winners: Section A (silver cup) Barry Dock Section B (silver cup) Fairwater C Section C (silver cup) Ely C- Skidmore knock - out Silver Cup CaerphiUy Temple-Morris Cup Roath ...
... lechydwriac• COAL was prohibited in Londonifor the iachawdwriaeth of the in 1306 as • nuisance, but was, book! used in the Palace in 1321. Even in used occas i onally !EARLY in the 15th century Wr 1512 it was only by the public because people corn-1, minstrels ...
... what fees the England players will receive while in Brazil But never forget that addition to their match-fees which are expected to £20 a game— plus spending money on a liberal basis a made-to-measure blazer international cap for the World Cup series and ...
... best-known journalists in the United States. Here, just where you stand. he said. is one of the most dangerous spots in the world. I so far mistook his meaning that I side-glanced at the swiftly- Moving traffic. No, he said, don't be silly. I don't ...
... interest for our day. At appropriate intervals the position of Europe in relation to its wider world setting is clarified. The book also includes some useful sketches of developments in Russia since the Revolution and the American influence on Europe, ...