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Pickles finds missing World Cup in his own garden, London

Mar. 03, 1966 - The World Cup is found. A mongrel dog named Pickles last night found the World Cup whilst sniffing around his own garden. The cup, stolen eight days ago, is undamaged and in police hands. Pickles belongs to Mr David Corbett of Beulah Hill, Norwood, south London. Mr Corbett and his dog were going out for a Sunday night stroll. Said Mr Corbett, I was about to put the lead on Pickles when he sniffed at something. It was a bundle wrapped in newspapers. I tore the paper off. I saw gold and the inscription Brazil 1962'. Then I tumbled what it was. I couldn't believe it. I took it indoors to show my wife, Jeanne. Then I put it in the car and took it up to Gipsy Hill police station'. Photo shows Mr David Corbett, pictured last night with Pickles, who found the World Cup last night

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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