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... selected are: Swaythling Cup (world men's team championship), J. Leach (Essex), A. C. W. Simons (Gloucester), B. Kennedy (Yorkshire). ~ Corbillon Cup (women's world team championship), Miss R. Rowe and Miss D. Rowe. Greasley in Badminton Trial Match K. ® GREASLEY ...
... TO REPEAT THAT CUP DEFEAT IT will be a Division ll—Division 111 clash in the Third Round of the F.A. Cup the County Ground on January 6. The Cobblers nave been favoured by Dame Fortune—being drawn at home to Barnsley, who won the competition in the 1911-12 ...
... COBBLERS AT HOME TO BARNSLEY IN F.A. CUP 3RD ROUND FORTUNE has favoured the Cobblers in the draw for the third round of the F.A. Cup. They have been drawn at home against Barnsley. When Cobblers' manager Bob Dennison heard the news, he remarked: It's ...
... teams or a little of both, England and Scotland cannot apparently start a match with one of the stronger Continental of South American sides on more than level terms, I APPETITE WHETTED Recent results, particularly in the World Cup last summer at Rio De Janeiro ...
... HOW MRS. BLOOMER SHOOK THE WORLD A CENTURY AGO INTERESTING NORTHANTS CENTENARIES THE coming year of 1951 holds many interesting centenaries and other anniversaries for Northamptonshire. The outstanding event 1851 was the Great Exhibition of which Samuel ...
... We see ourselves as others see us WE ARE NOW quite familiar with the men we set about our streets and who are usually known as D.P.s or E.V.W.s displaced persons or European voluntary workers. Most of us. too. have made Up our minds about them on very ...
... engines—the finest of their day in England. - he said. Mr. Payment drove 292. one of the earliest of the class. for four years on the Peterborough—Grimsby hne in the, days when there were 30 of ' them at New England. He once drove 1431 the 59 mile: trom ...
... playing resources, City will continue to aim high. O & © : It has been a bad year ifor England in the Intertnational Soccer world. | i The World Cup fiasco isent England’'s sporting istock tumbling, while the sfailure to defeat Yugoislavia ...
... whole 230.000 000 dollars two world's billiards champion(about NY) 000 sterling) tan- shins to three maior handicap air line stretches for 1.068 miles races. The latter include the ?cross SsTirii Arabia. Nordan. Syria King's Cup air race. the Royal and the ...
... they were! The green liveried engines came glistening out ot New England sheds and looked beautiful. And what wonderful timekeepers too—comparable with any in the world. •Happy memories give us old ! railwaymen much pleasure. Yours. etc.. G. H. CATOR, ,Palmers ...
... into a puppet of the totalitarian ideal L et us make sure by our own observation and intelligence that the men who profess to lerd England to a new greatness are not in fact leading her to oblivion. Let us make up our minds at thip Christmas time whether ...
... manipulation of the U.S. Genera Wu said: The peoples of the world had seen the bankruptcy of the reactionary policy of the United States which had pushed the world to the abyss of war. 'We believe that if the peacelovlnt people of the world unite closely togct ...