... North v. South An opening partnership of 109 by M. Darpan and J. P. Burke placed the South XI in a commanding position against the North XI Ormeau vesterday. They were able to declare at 195 for six wickets, and in the closing hour they secured the wickets ...

... NO INSURANCE OR LICENCE Woman who was learning to drive car fined A young women. Reba Burke, Main Street. Sion Mills, who. it was stated, was learning to drive motor car, was fined at Newtownstewart petty sessions yesterday. for having no insurance She ...

... Teams Waringttown —G. Burke, J. Burke. G. W. Fawcett, W. Hampton, J. Hamilton. W. Irwin, W. Jones, J. M'Keown, E. M'Mullen, T. M'Meekin, L. Webb. N.I.C.C.—J. Ruasell, A. Egcrton, J, W. Hill, F. S. Hewitt, J. R. Law, F. Lyness, G. C. Morrison. D. O. M'Kee ...

... Ferguson. W. Ferris. D. Gray, R. Hutton. F. G. Kenny. L. R. Pedlow, C. E. Posnett. J. C. Rea, W. Ritchie. Waringstown —G. Burke, J. Burke, G. W. Fawcett. S. W. Ferris. J. Hamilton, W. Hampton, W. Irwin, W. Jones. J. M'Keown, T. M’Meekin, E. M'Mullen. . , Lurgan—J ...

... Williain M‘Clay, chairman, presiding, and other members present were—Mr. J. 1. Thompson, J.P., and Mr. D. Wilkinson. Mr. R. C. Burke, Principal and Secretary, was in attendance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Mrs. Louisa Scott, Fountains Road, Cookstown, wrote on behalf ...

... Oraham J M. M'Kelvey Ibw b Burke J. W. Allen M Millen Clraham N. Hool b Oraham .. A. E. Marks b Wrbb J. Bowden c Daraan b Graham 2 S. Jeffrrv b webb 4 W. Perris not out Extra* Total 122 Bowling —Webb 3-38. Graham O Shea 2-28 Burke 1-18 tOUTN IRELAND Second ...

... 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 ...

... work bv McMullen and Gallen. Donegal were first on the offensive following the re-start, Gallen. Ken neallv and Burke combining before Burke shot a point on the second minute. Subsequently a free by Bro. Raphiel found D. Kane, who pointed. Donegal defended ...

... Kers.se and Dvmpna Burke, and :oba.n Daiy, Cork, who is captain of ;ie side. The teams are London Mary Gordon (Mayo); Atui.e Smyth (Galway), Mary Kersse 'Galway;, Josie KilduH (Mayo;, Nora Sc’iUlv (Laoghis;, Moreen Coii.ns 'Kerry* Burke (Ga.way;. Carroll ...

... Simpson ¢ G. Burke b TR i it bl 0 T. M‘Cully st Faweett b Hampton 1 Extras . ST A A Total . iR Bowling—Ferris 7-26, J. Burke 0-11, Hampton 2-11. WARINGSTOWN G. Burke st Crothers b Bowden 10 T. M‘Meekin ¢ Crothers b BRI . s 12 J. Burke ¢ Martin b Simpson ...

... for no wicket before rain stopped play. WARINQSTOWN v. N.I.C.C. Match abandoned. WARINGBTOWN G. Burke c P. Thompson b Hewitt 0 T. M'Meekin not out 23 J, Burke c. Lynas b Hill 31) G. W. Fawcett Ibw b Hewitt J. M'Keown not out Extras Total (for 3 wickets) ...

... vale, on Saturday, when ©ould muster only _ O. Burke c Poraett b Kelly 24 by three wtcketa of the five home bowler* was N. T M'Meekin b Fecrta 16 Features the game were the bowl- Ferguson, for 21. . J Burke at Pedlow Posnett 3 ing and batting of Hiss ...