... regarded aa formidable opponenta, by the evidence of recent good form agalnat Continental opponenta and World Cup aucceaaea, they are likely to find England too good in the heavy pitch conditiona provided by much recent rain. The only previoua full international ...

... small school in Bolton. Castle Hill. as another England centre-forward, Tommy Lawton. has been a Bolton player (since he was 15. Be was in the T.A. Canadian touring team beaten 4-2 by England's World Cup XI at Stamford Bridge in September and last season ...

... would al: vote against its adoption at the Conterror. in Johannesburg. but under pressure England and Scotland tWa:es had no representative team there' agreed to use this method of taking corners in all matches iS South Africa. . . . . Ireland alone. is ...

... Send us more Browns was Baltimore Mini sters TO those of us cogitating on the possibilities of new overcoats, the news item recording the peak prices reached by Australian wool is unpleasant. Withal there is the fact that the mighty Australian wool ...

... England In Grave Danger Of Building “Pig Penn et et e S Jesuit’s Outspoken Galway Lecture “The trend in England for the past four or five years has been to put more and more into the hands of the State and make it supreme in the country’s economic life ...

... of which the Hon. Matthew J. Troy was to be chairman. Headed Public Bigot No. 1 is coming to U.S. it referred to Sir Basil VIBAIRGED with stealing eight cups, the property of 216th liegitherit, 'left Artillery Associafion, Duncreggan Camp, value 7/- ...

... legislation t 3 make it a penal offence for a motorist to use a horn. The British Government, added Mr. Bevin, had no intention of agreeing to, measu res which would Sir Thomas said the use of motor horns in built-up areas in Sweden 'bad been banned ...

... called. Table tennis: England beat France England beat France six matches to three in the international table tennis match at Birmingham last night due mainly to Aubrey Simons being undefeated in all his matches. Results were (England first):— H. T. Venner ...

... BUSHMILLS Famous over years ONE OF THE WORLD'S CREAT WHISKIES DARTS Pick up 111111% of WIWI for idealise, Willie. Them' knout'. —it's the reflect' in the polished that wake,' it look like two. IF•r Dark W••ds us• DARK MANSION Tins fd.. 1 0 4 sad Armes ...

... the Yugoslavs surpassed England, but they were Inclined to make one pass too many near goal, so that the shooting power of Mitlc. Bobek. and Ognjanov were not fullv used. Well served at wing-half, where Cajkovski and DJajtc used the ball cleverly, the ...

... former light-heavyweight champion of the world is ivriting a series of exclusive weekly articles for the Northern Whig’’. This morning’s is the second. The third will appear next Friday. fights, it is up us in England to back him up. Believe me, it helps ...

... big contribution to Britain* r.eorery in a sport in which before the last world war we held world dominainr. Williaw Tu►MN has accented an in. citation to captain the U.S. Walker Cup team in Britain neat year. states Renter. Turnesa, who won the American ...