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... Scott Swift. If they Lan keep the o It:on from scoring our selector s 111 feel more confident about ling d's World Cup defence. Teams: ENGLAND D i McMinn (lipars), Neon (Anienat). Dell (abet&ld Wedoesdayi; Nicholson 1. Hushes (Liverpool). Dick neon hi; ...
... memory and try to guess who, what and where ;wers in column four overleaf. dr IV t : • v . 5. This fellow used his head, and a famous team won the F.A. Cup. Name the man, the team, and also the League Champions. _ + • • * a I . 4 6. They called him the fastest ...
... Counties Cup was won for the first time, and this success was repeated in each of the next four years. Among the many players who wore the blue and white jersey before the end of the last century, the most famous was Alan Rotherham, the England player and ...
... more than com pensated for his complete inability to run a hare. To have won the Lincoln Cup, the East cf England Cup, and to have divided the Ald ridge's Cup, to have won fourteen courses in little less than ten weeks, is a performance which speaks ...
... IN LONDON LAST WIGHT New England life is raw NEW. LINDSEY. THEATRE “New England: Night” T HE co-authors of this untidy many modern piece, like American dramatists, seemed de- termined to exploit the tawdry side of God's own country. Appar- ently there ...
... be ready for use at the start of the season. Already, the derelict grounds are taking new shapes and, a fortnight ago, two of the four football pitches which have been laid. were used for the first time. il, other two may not be fit for use for some time ...
... special self-examination before we repre sent our country before the audiences of the world? Let us occupy ourselves very earnestly with a special sense of standards Let us make 1951 an excuse, an inducement to ourselves to elevate ihe standard of our work ...
... Anchor, Priestley used words which I should like to feel were England’s Christmas message and answer to the world this Christmastide, 1949, and New Year, 1950. We live by admiration, hope and love.’ . . . And this is true not only oi us but also of this ...
... on Cambridge, who only had one history and of great men of the past ; there is nothing quite England cap. like it anywhere else. Alas ! Helen, who used to ply us with Odds on the river have once more swung heavily in favour gorgeous eggs and bacon for lunch ...
... THE BIG TOWNS Muddle over team for Canada NVHEN England's B team take the field against Switzerland at Hillsborough on Wednesday, the occasion will be historic. No side of second-stringers with an England label has ever appeared in this country. But B ...
... allocations for the Scotland- England World Cup Soccer international in Glasgow next April have unfolded yet another tale of ticket Spivery. For the last Hampden match the usual block of about 40.000 tickets were sent to England for sale and distribution ...
... attempted return to the great clays when cup-tie football was played on this very pitch. Only amateur matches will be played at the grounds now, and Use first two took place on Batumi, between Streatham and Norwood IS the Cup pitch, and Upper Norwood Methodist ...