... patted Freddie Steele oa the back for picking three suchpotential winners as McLean. Evans and Bramley out of nowhere, so WI speak. - There is no question about it that this policy will pay dividends in time. The best of the local Ids discovered this season ...

... expected. and the whole team failed to blend to any great extent. Ransoms lied bad luck with one or two efforts, but generally speaking Dorseastoes big win was not undeserved. A BLACK SATURDAY. Here is a true story from Boston. A United supporter is so dissatisfied ...

... picture, but much of the play was of a moderate standard, with both defences nevertheless, finding p:enty to do. Generally speaking. Derby held the initiative, but found their Burnley opponents a tough nut to crack, ...

... no player, spirt from the goalkeeper, has the right to handle the ball inside the penalty area with impunity. Technically speaking, the player who catches the ball in these circumstances may still be the goalkeeper. De referee dasald permit players mate ...

... present days are drab enough without our having to see funeral costumes on Sunday mornings. SOUND ADVICE. Mr. A. .1. Spurgin, speaking at the Notts. Castle B.C. annual dinner last Saturday, urged young track riders to get on to the hard tracks as much as possible ...

... HE RAS NO POWER. Another reader writes: I was at one of the Cup-ties when the referee had cause to speak to two players—at different times—about the tactics they were employing. In the end he spoke to both together and made them shake hands. There was ...

... player to bring the ball; that in the event of a game becoming rough he has cot the power to call the two team's together, and speak to them, and so on. You may not agree with his doing any one of these things, yet, if he considers they are in the interests ...

... was not surprising to hear the chairman of Leyton say. Tlfs is the best team we have seen here this season. He went on to speak of the excellent team play. but of course. he added. we could not afford a forward line of your calibre. A £60,000 FORWARD ...

... that in such a match he sent so and so off the field for using bad language to an opponent after he had had previous - to speak to him. Officials Must Not Make Their Own Rules By . . . ALAN - A - DALE of Parliament was conducted in the proper manner. ...

... Chesterfield this time and the attack for another term must have a better working system. The work on the flanks has, generally speaking, been too fanciful instead of practical, and the ball must be got across more often and without so much palava. No excuse ...

... 23-year-old actor son, Bernard Farrel, who is making a name for himself on the Paris stage. Francoise Rosay and her son, who both speak English perfectly, will have the roles of mother and son in this play. the action of which takes place in a cafe, the headquarters ...

... opening half. It was always steadier and surer than Liverpool's and Mercer's influence was at all tim e s felt. Generally speaking, there was little to choose between two grand fighting sides, and the quality of the play quickly improved after Arsenal's ...