... M'Kelvey lbw b Burke J. W. Allen st Miller b Graham N. B. Hool c Burke b Graham J. Bowden c Dargan b Graham A. E. Marks b Webb S. Jeffrey b Webb W. Ferris not out Extras Bowline -- Webb three for :13, Graham f , ,ur for 28. O'SM7a 2 for 26. Burke 1 for 18. ...

... Month's jail Thomas Burke (46), unemployed ship's fireman, of no fixed address. was sent to jail for a month, charged at Belfast Custody Court to-day with loitering with intent at the Donegall Quay last night. It was stated that Burke had a long list of ...

... Pollock b Boucher J. Aitchison c Marks b Hool IO3 J. M. Allan b Burke S. H. Cosh lbw b Graham W. Ellis c Marks b Graham J. Brown b Hool J. Henderson c M'Kelvey b Boucher l2l W. A. Edward c Burke b Hool R. D. Nicholl c Graham b Hool 0 D. W. Youngson not out ...

... had Berryman smartly caught close in by Webb off a mistimed cover drive. The fourth wicket had added 43 runs in 55 minutes. Burke's first ball at the other end had bli(*lvey lbw with the sore still at 71. Allen hit some lusty shots off Graham before he ...

... the board. M'Millan played forward to a ball from Hool, but it went off the edge and Thompson made a good catch at slip. J. Burke was out soon afterwards when he failed to connect properly with a ball from Hill and was caught deep fine leg by Webb. W. Irwin ...

... morning's playing read 12.4 covers. 4 maidens. 23 runs. 4 wickets. • South (first innings) 195 for seven dec. (Dargan 63. Burke 54: Hool 4-47. Bowden 2-30). ...

... Scotland lost their first wicket at 39 and were 145 at the tea interval. Ireland lost a wicket soon after resuming, when Burke played a forward defensive stroke and Henderson, at silly mid off, snapped up a catch. Boucher began confidently and, with ...

... Douglas. R. Foster. W. Lasers. 8. Long. B. &Marron. A. Reid. 8. Sloss. A. Stewart. H. sits art. Marinating, l from[—O. Burke. J. Burke. B. W. Ferris. O. W. Fawcett. W. Hampton. J. Hamilton. W Irwin. W. . J. ACHeown. B. Walullen. T. M'M eekln L. - Webewoo/hale ...

... Corner watched by Sister M. A. Robb. Fracture Clinic, R.V.H., who is accompanying him home. On the extreme left is Mr. A. U. Burke, 0.8. E., Norwegian Consul in Belfast, who made arrangements for the trip. ...

... PH NIX PARK 4-O—CLONLEE MAIDEN PLATE— Stanek* (W Burke) 1. Trialmonds Slipper Sdleryi 2. Cerue IL. Ward) 3. Also ran—Marsilon. Tirdor, Gold Share. Bottle I.: , -J. M. Roge r.. — ileatng 2 cl Slipper. and 6- , ; ISTalMondi 311.; 11. Burnaby ' selections ...

... .111411 Shirley Burke. Noted author of 'Westerns' dies at 83 AI R. WILLIAM MACLEOD RAINE, London-born author who went to the United States and became a leadering writer of Western stories died in hospital at Denver yesterday after a heart attack. He ...

... 3-45—FINDQN STAKES—lntent (G. Lewis) 1. The Steppes (C. Smirk.) 2. Baguette (J. Wilson) 3. Also ran—Snobbery. Pamphilio. Burke the Issue. Pecan. Caught Out. FLagship, Can- Allow. Gold Nugget. Denturion. Fulmine. Lake of Bala. Shirastrin. Polish Lancer ...