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... Sportsman's Viewpoint World-beaters —if together CON again England's footballers have failed. They could only draw with Yugoslavia and were unable to upheld the superiority we know they possess. I am quite ours there are, among the three leading divisions ...
... P.A. CUP- LEAGUE I. FIRST ROUND PROPER _ .. . II) $ Fulham (0) 1 Goring. Forbes. Thomas. 45.450 Aldershot .1)8. Lishman 3. Menzies. Flint. O. Brown 2. 11.500 10) 1 Liverpool .. .11) I Aulild 411$ Perk ln 2 Chew . B a r on . 31.990 Davison, Edwards ...
... unrestricted, but not one gives four them (Another Fixed Odds artlrle twmerrew.) Today's Football —England y. Jugoslavia (Highbury. 2.1 M Southern Lwgua Cup.—Barry v. Merthyr; Torquay v. Exeter Rugby Union (Caunty Champ lend!*).— Eastern Counties v. Middlesex ...
... oecause when they approach the velodrome managers fot lpnnt contracts the answer tney get is. Fetch us Harris ana might talk ousiness. Without the world champion a spr.nt race is fiasco. The writer even nints that someone has asked the International Union ...
... difficult and responsible of the lot—is that of team manager to the Kent side. Mr. Weeks is used to duties of this sort. For several seasons he was team manager to the England international boys' side, but had to give it up last year because of heavy demands on ...
... lrom the attack. He splendid athlete, capable superb effort for the spinners lan Johnson la the best off -spin bowler In the world. I not convinced that Iverson l» great bowler. He accurate, but it our batsmen are patient I do not think will take many wickets ...
... remember the strange tales about the enemy having rockets to fire all the way to England, when people said What rot ! I think the objects seen in various parts of the world are trials of some new form of flight, machines which have gone beyond control ...
... given us new and interesting interruption caused by the war and, as they evidence for the history the sanctuary progress, reveal a spectacular archaeological an( j character of its mysterious religion ; site. F,G ’ 3- both these cups were used in the ...
... the goal-posts. No one has yet seen roses used for this purpose ! The teams are to play in national colours. They will include some who have played big rugby at home. Flying Officer E. H. Sadler, the England cap, will captain the English side. Sergeant ...
... second in the all-England half-mile and only narrowly lost the Public Schools half-mile Hunter was second in the Surrey Schools mile and represented Surrey In the all-England sports He was first in the inter-school race for the Rane-iagh Cup Bishop P Gillham ...
... each district with the few from the others ? Empty churches could then be used as schools, hospitals, clinics or even Government offices, and the redundant clergy do a useful job on child welfare, etc. If • • • From E. M Buxton, Loughborough: If a radio ...
... the' Catholic Church as consisting of • all sincere Christians. regardless of denominations, throughout the world. This is quite a modern 'use of the word church. It is lifticult to see why it should not include anybody in good faith. members of any ...