... defence. Result—One each. CHARLTON V. CHELSEA Attendanco 40.000. Most of the ?xcitement during the first-half came in the opening five minutes when Charlton missed a great chance of establishing a substantial lead. Chelsea improved. with Bentley always a menace ...

... fine centre by Birch. Hall-time—Chelsea S. Bolton 1. Chelsea, who have not beaten Bolton in the last four seasons, were disappointing and Bolton were the beter side. Tindidl hurt a thigh and went from left-back to Chelsea's left-wing. Hopkinson in splendid ...

... Stubbs to give Chelsea the lead 1 a goal up in two minutes Mien , fe.wiline scorers were Duthie (a Half-time—Bolton 0. West Brom- in nine minutes. ! Gunter lobbed the ball past his own' penalty, and Miller. wich 0. From that point Chelsea were in atcener ...

... the ball pest his own 'keeper in trying to clear the ball from the winger s man (writes Malcolm cross. Brodie). Ballyclare showed cleverness in approach when they fought back for And no wonder, for last night an equaliser but the home defence Young England ...

... iihnared to Flower show he in • •ound finane.al I.lectealt—Preeident. J. A. Mckinaben: 'it 11 - ores of Bangor. Mr, F. C. IPchair:llan. R. J• Patteroon: eeeretary. Robert Marshall. tin Farrinrifon an. opened the ,even'h ardens: rI. - nnual flower show of the ...

... consolation event local standard. PRESTON v. CHELSEA Preston rallied to good uroose and Chelsea had to °defend° stubbornly to keep them out. Both l then had narrow goals .with the F.I.F.A. Youths' football pionship show is to be early in tournament in Frankfurt ...

... when at 9-25 p.m. TIVO-ESCAPX MAX I N 1943 I was with an officer at Chelsea Barracks on a street fighting course. After duty one night a pal and I went to a cinema and when the show was oyez made our way back to barracks. It was during the heavy bombing ...

... Island 5 3 0 2 6 Bolton 3, Chelsea 3 Burnley staged a terries t r Bessbrook 9 0 0 9 0 • and Melfrey mired in R ONNIE LTSKE. the Glenayon ELF PLAYER BILLY SIMPSON was out of the Glasgow Dundela SHERNIAN'S BOLTON soon had Chelsea's goal in full-back. to.day ...

... in form when he week's meeting. Miss It. Shane a rode Red Oxide to an easy win in the 5-2 on chance on her father's horse. Chelsea Skvices' Steeplechase. 11e. ,, ev ., fe s Choice, in the Members' Claude Duval. winner of his • race. After weighing up the ...

... by the board. New parted with then r d fee line or clutched from under the bar. was the * fact that expected goal- time will show whether increased policies are calling for longer Against a strong half-back line of for 16°1° Q uigley, wh• which Ireland ...

... (Coleraine) at outside-right in the of my correspondents. Mr. I. Lam- Scoterror should not have occurred. hear. organising a show in a down-Amateur International against Seot- When they realised that Portadown bert. 24 College Square North. Bel- town theatre ...

... played against Ger- Viollett, Frank Blunstone. Phil getting togyher these likely many in 1935 nearly 20 years ago Gunter. Ron Flowers and Tommy youngsters and matching them with and he is still first choice for out- Taylor. to name a few. the present England ...