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Our boys, lacking match practice, had no answer to this. Again opponents retreated in defence as our boys were mounting their attack, so that when the Luxembourgers regained possession of the ball and counterattacked, our - defence, unused to these unorthodox methods—which have

ADOG stranded on jagged rocks at the base of a 250 ft. cliff led rescuers yesterday to a cave in which a girl bather had lain injured and helpless for nearly 24 hours. All through the night police and coastguards had searched the Dorset coast for the girl, Evelyn Ford, seventeen

her to the boat by swimming on his back and she was hauled on board. Miss Ford was treated at a Swanage hospital for many cuts and abrasions on the legs. Wallace had to have a stitch inserted in a gash on his head. The girl had had no food or drink for thirty hours. A hospital s