... of F.1.F.A., the body organising the World Cup series, they remained behind in Rio de Janicro to see the finish of the competition. Mr. Walter Winterbottom. the England team manager, made it quite clear that England would not be deterred by their defeat ...

... be Hedley Baxter (Middlesex), the British Davis Cup player, and G. E. Godscll (Gloucestershire 1. Among the women entrants are Mrs. H. E. F. Behr (Yorkshire), who reached the semi-final of the all-England Plate at Wimbledon. Miss E. A Middleton, the Notts ...

... dawn of the world. They also have society devoted to the preservation of their huntinggrounds, known as the Nature Conservancy, a body in the same tradition as. and actually affiliated to. the Society for the Preservation of Rural England. certainty Rector ...

... and 14 in the Second Division. The Third Division will seen in two sections, and they will compc:: in the knock-out Linden Cup. for which an extra round will be necessary Included in these two sections will be the majority of the 13 new clubs, 53 Co. ...

... Hall, which was crowded—a dignified, impressive and colourful ritual, folfowing the form set by England's ancient universities. The Albert Hall Institute was used as the assembly and robing centre for the academic staff and officers of the University, who ...