... rescinded. Shrewsbury out of F.A. Cup Shrewsbury Town elected to the ootball League during the close season have withdrawn from this year's F.A. Cup competition. Their manager Mr. Sammy Crooks, the former Derby County and England winger, said yesterday: ‘This ...

... the World Cup competition, event which has so f , proved the highlight of his carter. described U»e icenet existed in Brazil, and he ho« . stadium packed with ’Soon Brazilian supporter! at the ■ I came itood up and the goal which save the World Cup - and ...

... Farran is a, member the Army Reserve of Officers. He believes his knowledge of guerilla warfare in many parts of the world will be of special use and service in either Korea or Malaya. Danish Red Cross cadets in Nottm. August Bank Holiday visitors in Nottingham ...

... while his father. Harry Close, was * member of Rawdon First XI. Brian's greatest (an Is his mother, at present in hospital She used bowl to him when he practised as a youngster in the back yard of his home. ‘The news Win the greatest tonic she could have ...

... ’- v ’S. -A, train at Molineaux, appeared in ■.:•■ all six Cup-ties for Wolverhamp- U ton last season. Hancocks was leading goal- , V for the Football Association XI which toured Canada and U.S. - recently. He joined Wolverhamp- ton frem Walsall in. 1946 ...

... Channel swim attempt from Cap Gris Nez. A war wound In hit left leg began to give him pain. He returned to Dover by motor boat. Cup winners v. The Rest Beaton end District Cricket Assoc:»- tlop h»*e chosen « strong team oppo» tlcssons In the Pennon Cun winner ...

... outbreaks in other pails the world, in the first two weeks after fldhung began in Korea, commentators could think several reasons why the Cobfllet there could be localised, there were repeated assurances that Russia wanted no general world war. But, in the past ...

... Unselfishness and international friendship are the keynote of Scouting And if only these ideals were put Into practice in the world today it would a better and brighter place to live in,” he said. Sir Charles told his visitors: “You can count on the Scouts ...

... entrant. H. C. Jack, son. was outstandingly successful in the recent examinations of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. One the 420 who passed in the Final examination 974 others, failed—he was awarded the Third Certificate of Merit ...