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... ons of his early days on the stage. He was a contemporary of George Robe. (knighted in the New Year Honours list), Billy Burke. Sir Harry Lauder and Albert Whelan. Until a few years ago Mr. Pounds was an accomplished sportsman with rod and gun. and deplores ...
... S had a total entry of /100—a record --at their open show and much of the credo of organisation must go to Secre:ary And Burke and The Judges were Mr. A. Stewart .Glasgow. and Mr. A. E. Huyton tLierpools. ...
... y of George stewart. and Enniskillen. Robey (knighted in the New Year Buying for such varied city. Honours list). Billy Burke. Sir urban and rural audiences has been Harry Lauder and Albert Whelan. an exacting experience. Mr. Pounds Until a few years ...
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... E. h. Haves and v, W Dpnni.'oi and a: .7, Rp'd and T. Tavlor min md J. Alien: R T. Wallace v S. and Adams: R FisliC’ - v, Burke and M'Cann and R F Railio: v ’ilson: A Hawv. S, Lawrence .1, T' >Pd A. V. .T T.or -I'Bride. played before ...
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... plane was returning after the match to the Thorney Island Navigation School at Portsmouth. The rugby match was at Halton (Burks), where the home side beat Thorney Island by 26 points to six. The rugby football used by the team was found undamaged amid ...
... that the others must have -a;d :ii a omen 'Mi 1 the mountain. He n-turned later with other rattle. Wlien the inspeet (, r went burk few WRESTLING ULSTER HALL * same tninjii george connell promotions happi'ned bm the inspector brought with him neighbour farmer ...
... Ireland Snooker Championship last in 51ountpot:Inger Y M.C.A. Scores 55-45. 24-43, 63-22, 44-54, 54-43. - To-day's Lames are—C. Burke V. J. Mitchell: F. 111*Donted v. T Sloan: M. O'Hare v. J. Moffatt. • At Danube Street last night. W. Sanlon 'North Belfast) ...
... r rORONATION YEAR had been besmirched by some of the foulecd cranes which had been committed in memory. slid Mr. R. A. U. Burke, headmaster of St. JoFeph s Primary School. Brom'ey, Kent in his presidential address to the Catholic Teachers Federation in ...
... Ireland snooker championships, played at Mountpottinger Y.M.C.A., Belfast, on Saturday were;—J. Mitchell (Strandtown) beat C. Burke (Windsor). 44-42, 57-44, 74-32; P. M’Donald (Ballymena) beat T. Sloan (Willowfleld), 58-50, 73-25, 56-38; J. Moffatt (Ballymena) ...
... 12-15. 15-7. N.l. snooker championship In matches i Ireland snookei played on Sa Mountpot Y M.. J. M (Strandtowm > beat C. Burke (Windsor) by three frames to nil (44-42, 57-44. 74-32». F M'Donald (Ballymena) beat T. Sloan (Willowfield) bv three frames ...