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... Football prestige of England is at stake To-morrow’s match in Portugal To-morrow’s football international between England and Portugal, at Lisbon, means | great deal to both sides. For England, masters of football. prestige at stake. Her reputation has ...
... Officiate in World Cup FEW figures in the world of sport are able to claim a more remarkable rise fame than 35-> car-old Reg. I.eafe, the Nottingham-born referee, whose trip to Rio one of the officials in charge of games in the World Cup ...
... not to consider him for the Continental tour this month and the World Cup finals in which England are taking part in Brazil later this summer. Neither Mr. Walter Winterbottom. England team manager, nor Mr. R. MeGrory, the Stoke City manager, knew anything ...
... ’’ said . Franklin said that the present business had staned when he declined to go io Rio de Janeno to play for England in the world cup matches. Asked whether he would coaching or playing in Colombia, he repbed: “Oh, I’ll be playing” Questioned about ...
... centre. least 75 per cent, of the buses using Mansfield-road and Hucknall-road could be diverted through the tunnel, and passengers could disembark at Trinitysquare or the Old Marketsquare,” he declares. Motorists using the tunnel, he adds, would still be ...
... was to continue serve any useful purpose, the maximum penalties might well be increased The legislature might be invited to consider whether there existed sufficient safeguards against the corruption of young people by the use of automatic machines in ...
... he says, “Do people good turns and cheer up. We have not been put in this world just to have an easy and pleasant time. We have been set here to grow in character and usefulness others. To know that care for others may make all the difference to someone ...
... Sneinton Dale. TORIES' ENGLAND From the employment of the loudspeaker van touring Market Ward blaring out patriotic songs, one is left to assume that the Tories claim proprietary rights in the Union Jack, and that There’ll always be an England ’’ only if one ...
... donations from their funds being sent to several charities in the area. This season’s Marvin Cup programme opens next week, when on Monday, Beesion Boiler Co. 11, the cup holders, entertain Bccston Town 11. and on Wednesday. Chilwell II will play Bramcotc II ...
... gardeners of Notts. The annual visit to Southwell of the keepers of hives valued by them as one of the most enjoyable m the honey world. Nigeria calls Mansfield pANON S. C. BULLEY, vicar of Mansfield, picks out two lettcri from overseas for mention in his parish ...
... against opencast mining. neea coal and it doesn't matter if a thousand beauty spots are destroyed, for England must get on her feet. Sentiment will get us nowhere. Becston. PRODUCTION FIRST. PEOPLE S WILL Following on the acquisition '* of our gas undertaking ...