... on the and 30.000 metres in the same year. U.). L. Cocker ( Wolverhampton AS road. There have been many reports W.: F. Twist 'Liverpool). M. There was widespread frost of his retirement in the past two Tindall (Aston Villa'. B Bridges during the right ...

... Goalkeepers P Reader (West Ham) F Rycraft (Brentford) Full-backs A Heaney (Southampton) A Wileman (Measham Imperial) Halvea— D Barber (Barnsley) Moore (West Ham) L (Wolverhampton W)K McCarthy (Coventry C) Forwards F Twist (Liverpool) Parnell (Aldershot) Bullock ...

... Youths remanded on burglary charge Two youths were said by Mr. George Twist. prosecuting at Liverpool to-day, to have broken into a house and slept there with an axe alongside them in case they were surprised by the occupier. , James Thomas Goulding ...

... West Yorkshire League). Mr. Jonathan Taylor (chairman F.A Amateur International Selection Ccmmlttee and president the Lancashire County F.A.) and Mr. Edward Rlckerty (president the Leeds and District F.A.). He taught them gym for 40 years From Our London ...

... Liverpool cotton futures DOMINION LOANS ANNrallan 1% MIAS Mi —i DONNE& 31% 'ND M HOISINIRMTION STOOKS Huddersfield gok II 'le +1 Leeds 21% Middlesbrough W. Riding 31 1 % gg; xd • Adjusted Pm& FOREIGN SOWN German 5% PROVINCIAL SHARE DEALINGS Bradford Duffryn ...

... Matthews hopes to be fit for F.A. Cup-tie Stanley Matthews, who has been out of football since he twisted a knee early In November, Is making determined effort to be fit for Blackpool's third-round F.A. Cup-tie at West Ham Saturday. While his clubmates ...

... E Trumbi Bowls Ortv— J E J Kelly N T Mr F H K and Mr C C South-well 'and Mr E Ml M E Golf Cup L Micklowalte E G 3 L Micklewaite: Mr A Harvey Croquet i E C Staveley: 2 M E E Laxton 3 I Miss N Hilton l Mis E A E F TRAIN DELAYED BY DERAILMENT clear The derailment ...

... a 1951 TRAGIC FIGURE One most tragic figures the injured was Mrs F G Hopkinson whose husband killed An elderly couple they had up their possessions in Alton-ave Blundell sands Liverpool in order live with their son Exeter -rd- Newmarket and yesterday ...

... ). R. Lee (Liverpool), P'. O. Griffiths Ifialel. Barley I Waterloo 1: W. Regan (Lhrerpool). O. Runther 1 Waterloo i : Surrey I Waterloo P. White • J K. Williams (Liverpool'. J. J. Cain (Waterloo', G. Twist ISt. Helene). R }limns (Liverpool'. P. Cosslett ...

... OBSERVATORY sub-office. Thorough test in g Prevention of o f SA F y ie l e NG . that Bradafitoradv chairmanship' Brigade f ,1,,d VESTERDAY'S meetirlif -I- Bradford City Council could l f t o n.e u er r ryt.l c i a r, l ia l d s in, d a ,:ch of th. er ...

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... , R. Lee (Liverpool), P. G. Griffiths (Satre), R. BazleY (Waterloo): M. Regan (Liverpool), 3. Rimmer (Waterloo); .7. Surrey 'Waterloo), F. White (nide), J. K. Villiams (Liverpool), J. J. Cain 'Waterloo), G. Twist (St. Helens), HAr( ...