... Robin Watson. Tom Marshall, Jean Binnie, David Gardiner (commended). Campbell Wood. David Mathewson. George Brammeld, James Burke James BQlst (commended). Janet Buict (commended). Nan Lawson (commended). William Morris. Aitken Thomson, David Ewan. James ...

... Klnsi tu rurdon. Rowley. Govan Botherfien t Unieed: irney: Selkirk. Warner: Marshall. obie. ttlisms (DI; Grainger. Henderson. Burke, Guest. Wilson. West Ham United (v. Stoke Om at Upton Park): Gregory,- Wright. Bond; Malcolm. Bing: Hooper. Foam. Dijon, Dick ...

... Lett wing was now becoming troub:esome. In the next minute Wilson. w:th a clever move Sent his centre forward away only for Burke. w:th a clear sight of goat. to drive wide. Birmingham were showing lots of Pretty-Pretty- ideas in their forward but larked ...

... New South Wales were 183 for six despite a brilliant 80 by J. de Courcy. R. Archer captured the wickets of A. R. Morris. J. Burke and K. R. Miller jor 32 runs in his Srst 14 overs. Golf Meuleman Bats Well A sound 66 not out by K. Meuleman (Australia) helped ...

... t, Mr. John New. man; Chairman. Mr. T. Connell: Vice-Chairman Mr. K Carolan; Secretary, Mr . P. Wallah; Treasurer, Mr. T. Burke; Committee— Messrs P. Reilly. J. Fay. T. Englishby B. Coyle, P Brady, P Murtagh; delegates to Co. Board. Messrs E. Carolan ...

... the | oo s i ; g | Broderick. Iron Curtain. | et RDO The Mass was celebrated by Rev G Callanan C.C., St. Nicholas: Rev C. Burke, St. Mary’s College, was deacon: Rev J. Fitzgerald C.C. St. Nicholas’ was sub-deacon; Very Rev G, Quinn P.P., St. Patrick’s ...

... was always honest and sincere. Mr. J. D. Williams, acting Co. Secretary hoped Mr. Ryan would enjoy his retirement, _ P. J. Burke T.D. said he always found Mr. Ryan to be courteous and kindly, an official who tried to cooperate with public representatives ...

... 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 ...

... broke away to Merrick in the 78th minute The same sort thing happened two minutes Merrick could only parry hard shot from Burke who followed up to make it 3-1 Twice 6pac many minutes Blues sacrificed their strength defence all-out fttt&CK Yet they came ...

... consolation Humble two po: ASHINGTON League Division II BIRMINGHAM (1) 2 000 (3) 4 Quigley Smith (3) 2 ROTHERHAM (og) Wilson Burke C 10) 18000 CITS 6987 (0) 1 75 MATCH POSTPONED OLDHAM ATH v EVERTON Scottish League “A” ABERDEEN (1) (1) FALKIRK HAMILTON HEARTS ...

... Tables—Jan. 2 MOND DIVISION I I1311311111AM(1) I MITIIIIINAM .31 3 41) Wartent .6 I. W4OO. Burke 17.000 MACRONS—. II WNW IN 0 11.000 Isar a 4 NM Kea It. Wort) (21 Ackermen 6.947 tAbiukbeekod. alter II mantes) MIT OINSTOL R. 1 Mil* lIINCASTIII ...

... DIVISION II Birrn'gham (1) ..2 Rotherham (0) ..3 Purdon 2 17.000 Warhurst (0.g.). Wilson. Burke Blackburn (3) ..6 Lincoln (0) ..0 Briggs 4, Quigley. 18.000 -- Smith --- - - Bury (3) ..4 Hull Kelly 2. Inlach 2 Ackerman 6,987 (Abandoned after 76 mins ...