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... their term of office over £17,000.000,000, including the enormous sums given or loaned us from abroad. They have exacted from us the heaviest taxation in the world. It is now five hundred millions more even than in the height of the war. At the same ...
... h ac urn up England By W. E. N. DAVIS England 5 pts., %Vales 11 WALES deservedly beat played the English eight, England at Twicken- particularly in the loose. ham by a goal, a penalty Their rushes were in a goal and a try to a goal. traditional fiery ...
... left backs used to do in his playing days. Referee Slur THE Football Association are considering complaints from a foreign Power alleging that, a number of English referees charged too much for expenses, and will not be welcome for any World Cup games. The ...
... of them are world CRICKET: A redue- champions - and the more tion of the fixtures in world titles We can have a the County Chain- bash at. the better for pionship and a splitting of British boxing. But some the County Table into two. world champs won't ...
... m moments. TT seems to me the F.A. IT have made a move that will cut out a lot of the ticket spivery when England play Scotland in the World Cup pointer. They have reduced the allocation of tickets to League clubs and increased the issue to recognised ...
... final. When week I spent some his backer. Billy Mitchell. a forty-eight hours in a sports Saltcoats bookmaker, took world all its own—the world hint away to train on a of the professional runners. greyhound track. he weighed' The occasion was the 80th two ...
... frankest sports commentators England captain answers speedway tour critics From JACK PARKER . . . Sydney, Australia. THE spate of Australian Out' boys are still improv-1 State and Nati o n a l ing, but prospects for next championships must confuse Saturday's ...
... victory a I memorable England at over Twickenham dayiibefore they retired vester to Wales. are some dark Here in the them. shirts with the Prince Wales feathers, of contesting was Wales The result a England 5. 11 pts., were uun- England Valignan„ .4. lucky ...
... feeling that the Rake, while still a brilliant horse, has lost his great speed at the finish of a race. The Cheltenham Gold Cup, run over three and a quarter miles on Thursday, March 9, will prove me right or wrong. The Cheltenham course is stiffer than ...
... other sports—and that is something. I can tell you ! FRANK SWIFT (Ex-England goalie) said to Eddie Waring, our Rugby League expert: What a magnificent book it is. REG MORTIMER (Cup Final referee) : In my opinion you have produced a magazine of outstanding ...
... against one named Bueth at Harringay on February 1. The announcement of this earthshaking— well, ring -shaking event reads: World premiere (as a wrestler in public) of that Fighting Irishman, JACK DOYLE. The Gorgeous Gael himself. No liner looking man exists ...
... decided to To all Soccer supporters, a opposing teams come from the wo r d banker. Th e been *ling on in this allow all World Cup players Happy New Cheer. Referees, different Divisions, the draw • two-way forecasts for the unit for weeks, writes to he ...