... ‘B’ MEN EAGER FOR RIO PLACES Swiss Test World Cup ‘Possibles’ \FOR the first time in this country, an England | “B” team to-day took part in a representative match—against Switzerland “B” at Hillsborough, the Sheffield Wednesday ground. Next month, another ...

... U.S. SQUASH TEAM SAILS . The U.S. women’s squash team, holders of the Wolfe- Noel Cup, sail to-day for England in the Franconia. ~ In addition to Cup matches against England, they will compete in other ...

... HAY TRAILERS WILL BE USED AS EXTRA ‘STANDS’ Cobblers Expect Record Crowd IFARMERS’ hay trailers are being loaned to make |‘ extra “grandstands” for the Cobblers’ F.A. cup-tie against Southampton to-morrow at Northampton. All day to-day the officials were ...

... tennis players from England, Wales, Scotland and New Zealand to Budapest for the world championships. Johnny Leach, world singles champion, one of the competitors, said before leaving London Airport: “I'am determined to bring the cup back with me, and I ...

... From THE big victory scored by the England “B ” soccer team over Switzerland has given further ‘ammunition to those prepared to snipe at the pessimists who consider that this country stands little chance in the World Cup competition in Brazil next summer ...

... be trained for some end of Gordon-Bowsher has another Italian horse, Nigra, who is reported to be very useful, in the Champion Hurdle Challenge Cup at C!}eltenhsm. along with five others, and ought to be able to find a dangerous candidate for the race ...

... full of confidence that ‘he can take the world championship from Freddie Mills at Earls Court on January 24th. With him is Jack “Doc” Kearns, and trainer Al Del Monte. Maxim was making his first trip to England, but Kearns has been here four times previously ...

... SPORTING SNAPSHOTS B A HIS 2 0 R i |“Empiad” in New Zealandwas standing on the port side . . of the S.B. Tamaroa. Edward Swimming Cup | A tme ship tockea a ] 8 i (?(uff: sm\;viharf, Auckland, one ‘N} ‘N} | n passenger quays, Llnk lth Ol'ld War ;;i group of Maoris ...

... half of the year saw Sidney Hawkes in the |presidential chair, and during his business trip round the world he made valuable Ro|tary contacts in Canada, US,, |New Zealand, Australia and on the business and social side. The culmination of the year’s business ...

... Jacobs, man and there are many who|in which, although shaken, | Lewis, Shepperd. would like the speakership to|England beat the world cup| The game had a sensational g 0 to him because it would per-|holders, Italy, it seems appar- |start. After two minutes ...

... International between England and Scotland. Mr. Smith, who lives at 57, Avondale Road, Kettering, teaches at Hawthorn Road School and was sports master a2t the Stamford Road School when their soccer team won the Underwood Cup. His playing days over—he ...

... with a letter that can quite easily be a it was apparent that when one leit England austerity was also left behind. i The Weekly Expres Mr. Simpson’s reasons oo o 8 2 ing England in an exclusive story —he did not want the state v« provide for his family ...