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St Valentines Day .
St . Valentine's Day is with us all once more . Secret loves will find expression in flowery , colourful but anonymous cards . Bunches of flowers will be delivered to many pretty miss's home - with mysterious cards attached . Others , more bold will willingly sign their names , proud and sure of their reception . Still others ( the very brave ) will arrive , flowers in hand , at the sweet - heart's door .
Such a brave one is Johnny - or as he is more familiarly known in his neighbourhood '' The Beau Brummell of the Buildings ;; . Not for him the hidden love , the unspoken affection , the unrequited passion . He has always kept pretty Rosie in his sights . ( Not that his eye doesn't wander , and the '' one man one girl '' path is a difficult route ) . But comes St . Valentine's and like the good , true suitor he is he makes straight for Rosie , Erring slightly on the way .- but nevertheless he reaches his objective , with flowers firmly grasped in one grubby hand .
Picture shows - Even the '' Beau Brummell of the Building '' can't resist a game of football . And the flowers make a very distinctive goal post . Poor Rosie .
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ICE FLASH
In a blur of speed , Swiss girl skater MINA DORIA flashes over the ice in a spectacular leap at the Richmond Ice Rink , Surrey , were the Ladies International Skating Competition opened today .
6 November 1950 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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ACE SKI-JUMPER FOR HAMPSTEAD HEATH
REIDAR ANDERSEN , pictured here skimming the treetops as he sails earthwards, will lead 25 of Norway's top -ranking ski-jumpers at London's fisrt Ski-jumping competition , to take place at Hampstead Heath on March 24 and 25. Anderson , aged 38 , has been three times Holmenkollen winner and three times runner-up for the world title .
An artificial slope (to be covered with snow imported from Norway) is being constructed on Hampstead Heath, where the Norwegian team will compete with ski-jumpers from Oxford and Cambridge universities to the London cup. the angle-Norwegian event is organised by the Central Council of physical recreation in co-operation with the ski club of Great Britain and Oslo ski Association.
12 March 1950 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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BENTLEY CORES-- SECOND GOAL FOR CHELSEA
Midway through the second half of the sixth round Football Association cup-tie at Stamford Bridge , London , Roy Bentley , Chelsea centre-forward , took a pass , pushed the ball forward a few yards , then from an angle , let fly his left foot ,. The ball travelled 20 yards , into the Manchester United goal . Chelsea won the match , 2-0 .
PICTURE SHOWS:- ROY BENTLEY ( extreme right ) running away after sending the ball past JACK CROMPTON , Manchester United goal-keeper , who leaves the ground in a vain effort to save it .
4 March 1950
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MEDHUST PUNCHES CLEAR AT STAMFORD BRIDGE.
HARRY MEDHURST( centre) , Chelsea goalkeeper , lunges upward as he punches the ball clear of JACK ROWLEY ( No 9.) , Manchester United centre forward , during the sixth round of the F.A. cup-tie at Stamford Bridge , London . Left is John Harris , Chelsea centre half , and right is Danny Winter , Chelsea right back .
4 March 1950
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JACK-IN-THE-BOX
Like a shock -headed jack-in-the-box , a Millwall player goes up for the ball ( right) during a melee round the Crystal Palace goal in the Third Division ( South ) ' derby ' at Selhurst Park , South London .
26 February 1950
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PALACE DEFENDERS KEEP GOAL SECURE
Crystal palace defenders pack their goal as goalkeeper DICK GRAHAM reaches for the ball during a Millwall attack in the third Division ( south ) match at Selhurst Park , South London . A Millwall player ( right ) leaps , but the ball is out of range .
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BARTRAM JUMPS TO IT .
SAM BARTRAM , Charlton's goalkeeper , beats Manchester United's STAN PEARSON to the ball as CHARLIE REVELL and PETER CROCKER ( both in Charlton ) stand ready for emergencies during the First Division match at the Valley , South London .
25 February 1950 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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LYING AHEAD AT EMPIRE GAMES
D.G. STEWARD ( New Zealand) - left - passes H. WHITTLE (England) in mid air during Heat 3 of the 440 yards Hurdles at the Empire Games in Auckland , New Zealand .
Steward won in 54.4 seconds with whittle second and G.V. Gedge ( Australia ) third .
11 February 1950 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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HEADING OUT OF TROUBLE
Despite the anguished expression on his face, Norman Plummer, Leicester City half-back, had cause to be glad -he jumped higher than his own goalkeeper, Tommy Godwin, and Tottenham's centre-forward Billy Rees (right) to head the ball out of danger during the 2nd division match at White Hart Lane ground, London, today.
Spurs, the league leaders, was surprisingly beaten 2-0.
4 February 1950 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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BOUNDING YOUTH AT EMPIRE GAMES
01 February 1950
Only 17 years of age, Jaqueline Baumann (pictured here in action) is the youngest of nine leading Australian women athletes who will represent their country in the Empire Games, opening at Auckland, New Zealand, next Saturday (February 4). Jacqueline is the Australian national high jump title holder with 4ft 11.5 inches. She also holds the New South Wales (her home state) junior high jump title and record with 5ft 1 inch. (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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AERIAL DUEL AT CHELSEA
28 January 1950
Chelsea's right half Ken Armstrong (left) and centre-half Jack Saunders (5) join forces to beat Jackie Milburn (striped shirt).
Newcastle centre forward, for the ball in front of the home team's goal during the fourth round of the fA Cup at Stamford Bridge, London. (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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SHE FLIES THROUGH THE AIR
Judy Canty, 18, of New South Wales, one of Australia's nine leading women athletes who have been selected to represent the country in the Empire games at Auckland, New Zealand, in February, soaring through the air in a practice broad-jump. She holds the Australian broadcasting jump title with a distance of 18 feet 6 1/2 inches.
26 January 1950
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IN AUSTRALIA'S TOP FLIGHT
Taking a hurdle in her stride is nineteen-year-old ANN STADLER one of Australia's nine leading women athletes selected to represent the country at the Empire games in Auckland, New Zealand, next month.
Ann, who is New South Wales titleholder, was runner-up for the Australian 80 metres hurdles title.
26 January 1950
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GETTING MONOTONOUS !
Looking somewhat down in the mouth, Fred Furniss, Sheffield United right-back, seems to be turning away in disgust as yet another Tottenham Hotspur attack beats against Sheffield defence in the second division match at White Hart Lane, London today.
With Spurs - leader of division II romping to victory by seven goals to nil- SONNY WALTERS, of Tottenham outside right, is seen leading in an attempt to beat the United goalkeeper, FRED WHITE, for the ball.
12 November 1949 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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CHARLTON AT HOME TO LEADERS
SAM BARTRAM , Charlton athletic goalkeeper, punches away during an attack by Liverpool-division I leaders and only unbeaten team in the football league-at the Valley-London today.
Around BARTRAM are DUDLEY FORBES (NO.4), Charlton right half ; HAROLD PHIPPS (NO.5), Charlton centre half); and KEN BRIERLEY (NO.11), Liverpool outside left.
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BULLET-HEAD VAUGHAN SCORES CHARLTON GOAL
Leaping like an uncoiled spring, centre forward CHARLIE VAUGHAN of Charlton heads a goal after only nine minutes play in the match against Liverpool - leaders of division one and only unbeaten team in the football league - at the Valley, London today.
Vaughan scored after Gordon Hurst (Charlton's inside right), fed by Charlie Purves (inside left) had put across a fine centre.
Liverpool won the match, 3-1.
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SCOTLAND BEATS WALES - NEARER WORLD CUP
A victory which took the Scots a stage nearer to a place in the World Cup series at Rio de Janeiro next summer was secured when the Scotland team beat Wales by two goals to nil in an international soccer match at Hampden Park, Glasgow.
PICTURE SHOWS:- WILLIE WOODBURN, Scotland centre half beats Trevor Ford nearer camera.
10 November 1949 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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GOING UP AT CHELSEA
5 November 1949
JACK FROGGATT (right) Portsmouth's outside left, and SID BATHGATE Chelsea's right back, go up for the ball in a Portsmouth attack during the First Division match at Stamford Bridge, London today. (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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GOING OVER FOR ' DOWN UNDER '
Winged feet tread the air in Victoria Park, London, as women's hurdles champion JEAN DESFORGES
(Essex) practices for the Empire games, taking place in New Zealand next February.
Keeping a sharp eye on Jean's technique is sprinter Dorothy Manley (Essex), who also is among the six girl athletes who formed the British women's team at the games.
Miss Manley (Mrs.Peter Hall in private life) was runner-up to Holland's Mrs. Fanny Blankers-Koen in the 100 metres of the 1948 Olympic Games.
31 OCTOBER 1949 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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STRONG - AND STRAIGHT .
JIMMY STRONG, Burnley's goalkeeper, takes a straight line-upwards, as the shortest approach to this extra-high shot from Charlton during the first division match at the Valley ground, south London,.the match ended in a 1-1 for all.
29 OCTOBER 1949 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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COVENTRY'S DEFENCE HAS ' PUNCH ' .
Tottenham Hotspur, leaders of the second division, but Coventry City, now second from the bottom, at the white Hart Lane rounds, North London, today.
PICTURE SHOWS:- The acrobatic Alf Wood , Coventry goalkeeper, Ted Ditchburn leaps to punch clear from a Tottenham attack.
15 October 1949 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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UP TO STAND-ARD
Sonny Walters (left), outside right of Tottenham Hotspur, appears to be leaping higher than the stand in this duel with Dick Mason , Coventry City left back, during the second division match at Spurs' ground, White Hart Lane, London, today.
Tottenham, second division leaders, netted two more points at the expense of lowly Coventry, whom they defeated by three goals to one.
15 October 1949 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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SKATERS LEAP
AJA VRZANOVA , the Czech girl skater, illustrates the maxim that a good figure skater must be a good acrobat as well, in this picture of the seventeen-year-old Prague figure-skater practising her leaps and worlds at Richmond ice rink, Surrey. Miss Vrzanova will defend her women's title in the world figure Skating Championships which begin in London next March.
3 November 1949 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Russian Hero , owned by Mr . W.F. Williamson and ridden by Leo McMORROW, 27 -year - old Irishman from Mountshannon ( Co . Slingo ) won the Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree , Liverpool .
He finished eight lengths ahead of Lord Bisector's Roimond 9 R . Francis up ) . Royal Mount , ownde by Mrs . M. Hervey and Ridden by P. Doyle , was third .
PICTURE SHOWS ;- Roimond and Royal Mount leading the field at Sacher's Brook the second time round .
26 March 1949
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STRONG SUPPORT FOR NEWCASTLE
28 January 1950
Danny Winter, Chelsea's right back, makes an unwitting back for a Newcastle player during the fourth round F A Cup Tie at Stamford bridge, London. Chelsea players are - left to right Frank Mitchell (left half), Billy Hughes, Jack Saunders. (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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