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Johnny Haynes — Britain's Highest Paid Footballer
"Britain's Highest Paid Footballer" Dressed in scruffy shorts and shirt, but as happy as a schoolboy, Britain's highest paid footballer turned up as usual at Fulham and took part in a morning training session. His girl friend Eileen Farmer was at ...
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John Caldwell – Winner of the World Bantaweight Title
"Briton Wins World Bantaweight Title" John Caldwell of Belfast, Northern England, kisses his trophy after winning the World Bantaweight Boxing Championship by beating Alphonse Halimi of France on points at Wembley Stadium, London, England, recently.
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John Caldwell of Belfast recently became he new Bantam-weight champion of the world when he outpointed Alphonse Halimi of France over 15 rounds at the Empire Pool, Wembley. Caldwell is seen missing a left and it slides round the back of Halimi's n...
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"Cheers! Johnny is Home" It's smiles all round as Johnny Haynes, a 26-year-old England and Fulham captain, arrives back in London last night (28.6.62). But it was a journey to remember for Johnny, six days after he was injured in a car crash. From...
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J. M. Brearley Plays a Ball from Vievers to Leg
J. M. Brearley, the Cambridge captain, playing for Middlesex vs. the Australians at Lord's plays a ball from Vievers to leg, on his way to a century during the Middlesex 2nd innings. --------------------------- Cricket: Middlesex v Australia Last ...
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Cricket: Middlesex V Kent. "Third Days Play at Lords, London." Photo shows: J. Brearley (Middx) who is included in the M.C.C party to our South Africa this winter, is bowled by J. Dye (Kent) for a "duck".
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John Caldwell Training For His Fight With Alphonse Halimi
For First Publication Tuesday's Dailies, 30 May, 1961 "Caldwell Prepares to Meet Halimi" 29.05.1961 A new picture of John Caldwell, of Belfast, the British Flyweight Champion, in training for his fight with Alphonse Halimi, of France, at the Empir...
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Whitney Reed in Distress after Missing a Shot
Whitney Reed in distress after missing a shot in his gruelling Wimbledon match which he lost to Neale Fraser. Fraser won 5—7, 6—4, 4—6, 6—1, 7—5. Neale Fraser, Australian holder of the Wimbledon men's singles and No. 1 seed nearly lost his title ...
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