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... won the replay. . - BILLY BREMNER - Scotland v Brazil, 1974 World Cup finals One of our” -, World Cup little.about .+ goalmouth scramble saw the ball break to Bremner; just three yards from the line, but he couldn't react quickly enough to stop the ball ...
... season. It was the summer when he topped the American money list and was arguably the best player in the world These days, Lyle has to get out the scrapbook to locate his last win - in 1992. With a house in Jacksonville and in Scotland, Lyle splits his time ...
... trees and generating more special offers, free mince, etc - I was startled to discover that on a day when two thirds of the world’s population was starving, with the pyres of Britain’s livestock still smouldering, the Middle East in turmoil, the anarchists’ ...
... all this competition from other media. Which only makes me think all the more that books have to be sexy, raunchy, up forit, exciting and unusual.” Across the Pennines, in Haworth, West Yorkshire, Burgess's father keeps a scrapbook with all his son’s clippings ...
... Now Lady Louisa Longley’s scrapbooks are up for auction, writes Susan Mansfield he pages are a snapshet from a forgotten era, slices of life from a bygone age. The world of Edwardian Britain could scarcely be more different from our own. For ...
... of the nation’s wealth, it was a time of ptatimqfiality.'lhcteisnocvidmcew saywhetherornot suchissues encroached on Louisa’s world, however. during the shooting season. Corrour in the West Highlands, the estate of the Stirling-Maxwell family, was a popular ...
... piano works are concerned. The five-and-a-half hour History of Photography in Sound takes a huge array of cuttings from the scrapbook of musical history, interferes with them, cuts and pastes them to make a piece that is mad, bad and dangerous to play ...
... notable explorers, several of them were women, such as Hutchison, or Ella Christie from Dollar, who travelled on foot from Istanbul into Central Asia and made a similar journey from Moscow. “We seem to have a remarkably high proportion of women with boundless ...
... suffering from Parkinson’s Syndrome - not the disease - but the illness caused by the blows he took. “I had a 1965 scrapbook. I went to see him and put the book dowlzx.H t;l‘l'u: pegor soul ;‘va; crying. He hu me. | ha brought somcgtg.ing from the good ...
... were already beginning to dominate the sport. - Murray, a wealthy farmer from B'garinlana'rkshixc,was by far the most talented curler in Britain. He skipped rinks to three world championship victories, but then, as today, the ultimate accolade was to ...
... Roger Cox reports CONTEMPORARY art auctions are traditionally lukewarm, but things started to look up when a package from the world-famous template that then gets { sprayed on to a gallery wall. It's these little kernels that | thought would make for ...
... isa paradigm of the world described in Virginia Nicholson’s Among the Bohemians. For Nicholson - the granddaughter of painter Vanessa Bell - Bohemia encompasses everyone from Ezra Pound and Evelyn Waugh to the Bloomsbury set, from the young Arthur Ransome ...