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... international training. Certainly. masters football ' is now purely courtesy title as applied to our players. Even our World Cup removal has not stopped the tireless Bogota quest for our players. An emissary Dcrststently pursuing our boys with offers ...
... problem of wbo should pay. The Brazilian promoters of the World Cup series apparently claimed that the team had booked their return for July 22. Confmrmnta calM While the players waited disconsolately around their hotel conference was called to decide liability ...
... all-round wage Increase. grades will be put in now been granted to lower-paid Brazil beat Sweden 7-1 in World Cup DRAZIL. favourites to win the World Soccer Cup. beat Sweden 7-1 at Rio dc Janeiro before 187.000 spectators yesterday. Spain drew 2-3 with Uruguay ...
... Association 3eipts for the Brazil match yesterhe party, we Jay were £83,000,--easily a world record. WE British are so ds According to a Rio, where Brazil qua World Cup final with against Yugoslavia yi English party were if America had played al man in their ...
... u. STAR JOINS MANCHESTER U fjIDDIK McILVENNY. who cap talned the United States Soccer team that beat England the World Cup, has been signed on by Manchester United. Mcllvenny. former Wrexham forward. given free transfer two seasons ago and went to America ...
... life other than for England's defeats in football. TYPica.l of it in Soccer the World Cup. were Matt Busby, of Scot- Some had even said land, and Johnny Carey, of Ireland. Let's cut the that Wright should never again lead England's cackle and get on ...
... DAILY HERALD El No. 10719 MONDAY, JULY 17, 1950 Cup lost -and Rio • weeps HIO, Sunday.—More than 150,000 Brazilians Jammed the huge stadium here today to see their team lick Uruguay and win the World Cup. But they dldnt. Army. Navy and Air Force units ...
... which we ought to be congratulated. Coun. McDougall: Will these be shops for commercial use and not for _ propaganda. Coun. Rowe: Half the shops will be for commercial use and the other half will be shops for Government propaganda. Coun. McDougall made a remark ...
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... This country, it is true, has set the example in sportsmanship and behaviour in competition to the world, but the time has come when the world can beat us at every sport in which we participate ; to continue the altruistic argument, such as is the ideal ...
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... Sir Alfred Law' Challenge Cup race—and the will go to our Pigeon Show. nd for the Children's eyelet,. QUARTLINIASTLR. Locking the stable door after CHARLIE MITTEN. tne Manchester United outside-left. who returned to England this weer after signing a ...