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... golf because of pressure business. He will be unable turn out for England in the home internationals at Harlech in September. He will probably be called upon lead Britain in the Walker Cup match next spring and his two forthcoming tournament appearances ...
... the nine silver cups presented at 1923 the Prince of Wales spoke the Inland Waterway Rally, at in the Town Hall: and with its Market Harborough. Children’s Corner of 1922 it put won the Yachting World on the direct forerunner of the cup for the best cruiser ...
... together we fought the Germans. he said. As a knight, you should find a wav out of the situation which might Mr. J Forsell’s cup for the best hunter was aon by J. Noble, of Hallaton Prizewinners Included: R Lavender ißtrstani. J Osborne (Rothleyi. B Bmtmeyer ...
... who is In England, to meet Rocky Marciano, the undefeated Brockton (Mass I heavyweight, at Madison Square Garden in November, has been cabled by the International Boxing Corporation. Savold regarded In England and other parts Europe a- world champion since ...
... the silver cup given by the late Councillor George Smith is to revived The competition Is to be organised bv Mr G who was one of the first South Wigston schoolboys to win an England schoolboy international rugbv cap CRICKET BRIEFS Dlcken»' Cup; Rolls Royce ...
... living and the sure way to international friendship, and so greater incentive to trust and peace between the peoples of the world when he cjuestioned the fact thai horse racing ever took place on The Meadow (Abbey Park) he was referring to racing in the ...
... EICEBTER CITY put on a pedestal in their first home League match of the season—top goal-scorers for the whole of big football In England! And surely it was nice work while it lasted—except, of course, for unhappy Queen's Park Rangers. Their only grain of comfort ...
... entitled to share In the estate. Loughboro’ Man Wins Chess Championship P. N. Wallis, of Loughborough, a former North of England champion, beat Miss E. Saunders, of Aylesbury, in the first round of the British championship at the British Chess Federation ...
... as a shelter, which is inadequate for a rush hour crowd, a public convenience would be useful, and there is a nice little income awaiting someone who would serve a cup of tea. There seems room enough to spare in the railway yard adjoining for such premises ...