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... golfer in the world. His weight-lifting exploits are almost well-known as his passion for practice. which is so nunialsing to his hands that his fingers are taped almost like a boxer's before a fight Stranahan net his Mats* in the final of the U.S. Amateur ...
... Roper, who has appeared for Hampshire. Denis Compton, the England batsman, won an A Cup medal ' last season with Arsenal. According to the Arsenal programme. 13 county cricketers nave gained an FA. Cup winner's medal. Pour of the men wore Arsenal's colours—J ...
... Surrey, Monday. UCKIEST housewives in Britain just now are those living on ll a caravan site here in England's aun d ry s a largest village, where the world's two most up-to-date mob i e laundries are on test. The man who planned them is bluff. heavy-featured ...
... the Mark Hart—Don Cockell British light-heavyweight championship contest at Harringay on October 17 may meet Joey Maxim, the world champion, for the title before Christmas. Jack Solomons, the promoter, said to-day that in view of the Boxing Board's ruling ...
... n and made the new trade their own. In England, most fish suppers are now British-made, but the Italians still run most fish supper shops this side of the Border. Another difference between Scotland and England—it's quite common here buy chips without ...
... Contingent of at least 100 Australian scouts who will attend the Boy Scout Jamboree in Austria next year will afterwards come to England Scotland for the Festival or Britain, according t o an Adelaide report. County coroner for Southampton since 1914 and a past ...
... (Wednesday) he sails from England on a fourweeks' dancing tour of Denmark. With him will go his partner---slim. dark-haired Miss Maisie Walker of Chiswick. Maisie. who is 24, has been (lancing with Norman for a year. and holds the 7947 World and European amateur ...
... Tliursday. August 31. lt)50. —9 FREE WORLD MUST SHARE ARMS BILL —Mr Hoffman Mr Puul Hoffman. Marshall Aid administrator, said in Washington today: America cannot and should not bear the full burden arming the free world. The task must be distributed among ...
... which threaten to deprive us of everything we tioid dear in our British way of life. Sir Kt. M'Cleery went on to say that when they looked to the long record of their devotion ant? loyalty to the Crown and Constitution of England, the lack of appreciation ...
... played four times for Scotland, and to correct some of the record books here is his list of 2 ca?s — Jubilee international v. England, at Hampden, August 1935; v, Ireland, at Tynecastle, November 1935; v. Wales, at Cardiff, October 1935; and v. Wales, at Dundee ...
... as ita his rehearsal at Leeds City delicious black grapes for which old world buildings and storks' e M n u o s u e g u h m o n o l n y l th l h S e o I p d t em thebecrh, 0 i r s us l a a r n g d e orchestra, so there can be no public nests, although these ...
... water Polo and aouadron least.* matches SCOTTISH LSAOITS CUP—DIV. A Memos • Morton Atrdrl• T. MOM Cline • • Terri Part clt • Mentarren Ral . h Rote*. I COM St • Dundee TR& Leant • I Ffe SCOTTISH CUP—DTV Amts • k'b R =y. Costritb Forfar • Artw,a.h itiw7iaw ...