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... League programme and an exhaustive Continental tour. BEST TRADITIONS While stressing that “England wants to win all its matches, particularly the World Cup,” the F.A. has no sympathy with the win-at-anyprice school of thought. The average follower of the game ...
... son; Collier cup, Mr. H. W.|at the end of this month payed in the Leicester tea VY HILE numerous players Pratt; V.E. cup, Mr. C. H.| beaten in last year's Cup v ; i - Final by Wolves, netted in his' are flitting from one Hodgson; Coales cup, Mrs flr'slta ...
... of the “B” team lost. e -G Billiards League plans are moving, although some players favour five-a-side and others three. It used to be five 120's up and this worked all right. N TR County Billiards Championships will see some of our fellows against other ...
... will play only fo Pegasus—the team of past and present members of Oxford and Cambr dge Universities—who niav in 'he Amateur Cup competition in?!1 season They aLso have a ni , mi'er of friendly matches. I - was on July 31 that Cobblers' manscer Bob Dennison ...
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... intervened. T e W The Scottish boxer appearedl hook for the Whi Treble chance: Burnley, to be well in control in the|first England Rugby 1 Sheffield Wednesday, Stoke first round, although he ex-‘Dec. 2nd, has a badl: | City, Leicester, Crystal Pal--perienced ...
... widow). CURIE STOPPED AT FRONTIER Pra3ue. Saturday Professor Joliot - CUrie. French atomic scientist and president of the World Peace Movement. returned here yesterday after be stopped at the German frontier on his way from Warsaw to Paris. the Czech ...
... soccer team had drawn with England in London was greeted in Belgrade with the greatest satisfaction by football fans. British football is held in high esteem there, and Yugosfavs had considered their team would do well to hold England to a two goals advantage ...
... trade union. The population of the ‘world, he said, had increased by 20 millions a 03’eauj. while ‘each vear the productivity of the earth had decreased by seven per cent. What were ‘they doing to see that the ‘world was able to support them? Wherever ...
... food impression at full-back; but he threequarters, although get- Four Saints’ forwards have been selected for the first England Rugby trial at Otley, on December 2. They are: Trevor Smith (hooker for the Whites), Don White .(Colours’ captain) and M. ...
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