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... England Score at Table Tennis ENGLANDS Swaythling and Corbillon Cup teams were successful in all matches played yesterday of the world table tennis championships at Budapest. The Swaythling Cup team (men) won three matches, beating Poland 5 ...
... for Mr Macfarlane. Why should he object to me or anyone else using the, words Scotland and England ? Unlike his World Parliament they exist, don't they? And until he has produced his world regional history and books, I prefer to mention regions ...
... (Chesterfield). Rickett (Sheffield Wed.). * The match, which is regarded by both countries a trial for the World Cup series, has given the England selectors the chance to test several young players of promise. They have also included a sprinkling experienced ...
... together with the coming inter- League match, will enable the England selectors to run their eyes over most men who have claims to honour. The choice of the party to go to Rio for the World Cup matches will, in consequence, be a comprehensive affair. The ...
... and harass him. In that way are cups won. Given a real will to win, a striking of top form and some of the luck that has evaoed them in previous cup-ties, Motherwell can win against Rangers and go on to win the Scottish Cup, Railmen shape like champions ...
... New-type Ball May be Used in Swiss Game By MARTIN LEE APLASTIC waterproof bail is likely to be used in the England B v. Switzerland international at Sheffield on Wednesday, if it comes through a final test in the Amateur Cup match between Kingstonians ...
... USE AND MISUSE OF LAND E . African Difficulties and Possibilities NEW TOWNS IN U . K . Professor L . Dudley Stamp , the expert on economic geography , spoke on the use and misuse of landaddressing the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors in London ...
... LOOK OUT FOR CUP-TIE UPSETS ON TO-DAY'S ICE-BOUND PITCHES s pite yesterday's thaw, Jack Frost is likely to play a dominating part in a y cup clashes, both in Scotland and England. Pro St t^le es ke ou §ht on bone-hard, icy grounds. Such conditions the ...
... afternoon and evening ol February 25;—Miss Q . M . Allen ( Erglandl . Mrs 11 . S . TJber ( England ) . J . J . Fitigibbon ( Ireland ) . II . H . Marsland ( England ) . F W . Peard ( Ireland ) . Mr » A . W . Homer ( Scotland ) , E . I * Choong ( Malaya ) ...
... 11, 1950. THE GENERAL ELECTION. Sir, —This morning we were given the date, and now it's up to us all. Party politics will not save us in this hour of the world's danger. Armageddon —that great battle between good and evil is ahead, and our small domestic ...
... woman ski champion , to-day finished second in the substitute race for the Swiss Jochpass Challenge Cup here . Neither British nor Swiss Jochpass Cup races could be heldowing to adverse snow conditions , but instead two 500-foot vertical descent slalom ...
... certain amount of patience , remembering the world we are living in' now , with vigilance and outspoken criticism . Grumble with me . There'll be plenty to grumble about . . . . Labour leaders are people like us ; worried , overworked , doing the best they ...