... TEMPER, TEMPER was T he eree o ickine ne o :s‘f:;eebe:g;e k; free-kick was taken. tricked harlton . Ra?g?\b{)efo(r:e driving low a Roma. The referee noted that Rattin had tried to stop the England.forward by means he 414 not consider fair and fumed Ratin ...

... TEMPER, TEMPER Cooke came out on top of a ugh duel with Hickton but o referce handed out a lecre to both when tempers iled over. BRYAN neat! headed in a Cook centre to score and ...

... TEMPERED Personally, I doubt very much that teachers have an *idealised image” of the game. Pt Perhaps Prof. Cohen has been out of touch with the teaching ranks in recent Yyears. g I have always found that their enthusiasm for the game is tempered with ...

... Temper] Smithy ] Post Machinis Good d ne Apply at the w ...

... TEMPERANCE The question of temperance with regard to drinking and gambling, was introduceq and Mr, Walker-Lee said that drink and gambling were nalional evils. That view was held by many who did not belong to the Christian Faith, The Methodist Church ...

... Tempers The early evening had been calm | 929 as the police blanketed the area ml Brit Gas an attempt to prevent recurrence| -’ of the violence which first eruptecd |B on Tuesday night. They,were backed | by a squad of clergymen and nuns, seeking to ...

... TEMPERS FLARE The referee in the Portsmoutly match with Huddersficld had te separate plarers waen tempers flared in a keenly fought mateh. NOTTM. F. RES. v. WED. RES. After 79 minutes BUCKLEY nelted Forest's third a2nd with four minutes of play left TAYLOR ...

... Tempers strained lempers on DOIn sides WCere ow getting a little strained ind Birchenall was soundly booed by a section of the crowd. Now was involved In a x of one” and “half a dozen of the other.” a little harsh to .nme Birchena case of United Jlookeda ...

... FRAYED TEMPERS Bill got the chance again when he bundled Curran off the ball minutes later. In the seeping rain, which made the pitch like a skating rink, tempers were frayed. Still with an outside chance of promotion, Millwall fough for every bal' and ...

... FIT OF TEMPER Eleven days later. Normanton gave himself up in London. and , said the offence was done in a fit of temper. He had sold the TV set I for Ea. There were previous convictions against Nonnanton. who handed ft statement to the Recorder in ...

... Tempers frayed Taylor came on for Hamstead in the 54th minute, and just after tdat Earnshaw shot wide when he might have got an equaliser. The balance was being equally held, with the defences containing spasmodic attacks. Tempers were becoming a little ...

... FRAYED TEMPERS Too many players either lost the ball when tackled or fumbled it when it came to them. The backs rarely got moving as ...