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... third. Pootball . .—Midnurat Charity Cup. first round: !Macon 2. Petworth 3: Rake 2. Pittieworth 11; rltedham 6. Hasiemere Athletic 0: Orayswood 3. Oral:Rum I: Hidhurat 3. Heyshott 0: Cocking 2. Hammer a.—lntermediate Cup. first round: Fernhunt 4. Midhumt ...
... winners of the club competitions Pere Wesars A. Z. Stanford (Tatchell Cup). N. Sall and r. Maiden (hits Cup. presented by Dr. R. W. Lush and bar. A. Lansdale). and V. Norrington (Woods Cup i. Toe lisslernere office of ileum. Mann Co. conducted • successful ...
... best known amateur soccer side in the world, and what more appropriate venue could be found for this memorable occassion than Kennington Oval, the scene of the first F A Cup Pinal and now belter known as one England's premier cricket grounds? Corinthians ...
... corner of England. Before even touching a piece of soap one could feel the softness of the water. Pity the Farmer J3UT what of the Lakeland farmer ! It has indeed for him been a sorry year. We in this most fortunate corner of Kent are used to seeing the ...
... WEST SUSSEX GAZETTE SOUTH OF ENGLAND 'ADVERTISER: GUILDFORD A marble tablet in memory of the 626 local men of the Southern Ral;way who site their lives In the second world war was unveiled In the booking hall of Guildford Station last week.. I. manors ...
... won their final victory; that now It was universally agreed that the use of England's greatest national asset, the land, should be planned In the national interest, everyone could sit back and be happy. Almost at once the fight!ng broke out — Plerce leuers ...
... sides are those respective divisions at the present time Since the the club’s cup successes include Holmesdale Cup (1947-48) the Wanderer Cup (1946-47) and the Surrey Hospital Cup (1947-48) season's prospects are reasonably ’’ according Mr H Willett the club’s ...
... WEST SUSSEX GAZETTE & SOUTH OF ENGLAND ADVERTISER: Brighton & Hove Searchlight FISHERMEN'S TROUBLES IT WAS not surprising that. what with the bad weather and Invasions of spider crabs and octopi In Channel, the quarterly report presented at last week's ...
... WEST SUSSEX CAZE - ri i & SOUTH OF ENGLAND ADVERTISER: OCTOBER 12, 1950 CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE FOR HORSHAM DIVISION Horsham to have new dlstinctioo. It Is the first town In West Sussex to be able to otter mass radiography to the pub. lie. and It cents ...
... The Press of the world is covering every phase of this Jubilee year conference Sitting composedly and purposefully at a long green-covered table at the front of the stage, Mr. Attlee, Mr. Morrison. and Mr. Bevan, to name a few, have hare:y flickered an ...
... aide in the F.A. Cup to-morrow and it i* the only one with unbeaten record—the only senior in the county, in fact, to hold that distinction. You may be, sure Sittingbourne will not relinouish without a great struggle, and that what the cup-tie likely to ...
... first round of the Kent Junior Cup The Royal Marines’ Cadets’ will play match and during the interval They have drawn Tunbridge Wells Crusaders at home in Cook: Graves second round of the Chatham Gilroy Newton Charity Cup Eastern Counties League ENTERPRISE ...