... BURKE SCHOOL OF DANCING. iBALLYCLARE) Class Will Re open On SATURDAY, 14th AUGUST, 1954 in the ABBEY HALL. BALLYCLARE. Beginners Class commencing at 2 p.m. Advanced Pupils commencing at 3 p.m. E BURKE. Principal. ...

... likely to get more so with a drying wind. Waringstown opened with G. Burke and M - Meekin against Kirkpatrick and M'Kinnon. When the score was 22. M'Meekin was bowled by M•Kinnon. Then J. Burke joined his brother, but with six runs added, he was caught by ...

... WARINQBTOWN Burke c M Kelvey b Pee 44 T. M'Meekln b M'Kinnon 10 J. Burke c Cathcart b M Kinaion 2 G. W Fawcett b Woods W. Orbmaon run out W Hampton «t Cathcan b Woods 0 W Jones b Fee J Hamilton c Kirlcoatrick b Wood* W. Perrl« ’bw b 0 R. Harwood Bailey ...

... Fawcett Hampton R Mat run out W MM.'. in b Hampton . J M M c Harwood M'Mu!!an S s John.vton J Burke ! A D Houston b MMu '.an .. R A Mack'.nnon c J Burke b Ferris W K: rk pa trick Fawcett b MMuian Woods .bw Ferr.x F Fee not out E Cat heart run out ...

... Moreland (Holywood). captain; L. Walcott (Enfield), E. Weekes (Bacup), E. Ramadhin (Crompton), J, Burke, E. M'Mullan (Waringatown), J. W. Hill (N.1.C.C.), R Burke, J. F. J. Campbell, S. L. Forde, A. H. Neeson (Holywood). Ireland selected —J. Bowden (Lisburn) ...

... Foster 61 not out i, but six of the others failed to score and the total was only 89. George Burke and M'Meekin put on 61 for the first wicket and Jack Burke then Joined hts brother take tile score past Cregaghs total. Jack retired to let Captain L Webb ...

... selected—D. Moreland Holy wood I, capt.; Walcott 'Enfield i. Weekes ißaeapi. Raniadhin Crompton i, J, Burke. E. M’Mullan iWanngstown). J. W. Hill (N.I.C.C.R. Burke. J. F. J. Campbell. S. L, Forde, A. H. Neeson (Holy wood'. Ireland selected —J. Bowden (Lisburn' ...

... threatened to shoot a guard who tried to prevent Burke from going off with them. Outside, a car driven by a woman was waiting for the three men. New York police said any law enforcement officers who encountered Burke should use caution. He was known in the under- ...

... Son s*': S. Barry and Son 940; Moore Smvth 939. A. Millar and Son 938. • Barry and Son 933; J. Hannah 936. n; Smvth 932; S, Burke 931. Baxter Holden 930. Rainev and Br» 928, Morris Bros. 925. G Saunders and Son 920. j. Gray 917: .Ganj,' 916; Girvin Bros ...

... this morning again far a week-end fixture with the strong Dublin side. Carlisle. The team will be: G. W. Fawcet (captain). J. Burke. S. W. Ferris. W. Irwin, L. Webb. R. Sloan. H. Hampton. J. M Keown. W. Jones, J. Fletcher. R. Harwood. ...

... game at Cherry-: vale, two of the clubs in the dangerous relegation zone, Queen's and Waringstown, were in opposi- • tion. S. Burke won the toss for Waringstown and decided to give Queens • first use of a firm wicket. The openers, Bailey and Matier, were ...

... PHIENIX PARK 3-0-SKERRIES NURSERY PLATE —Clare Bridge 1W Tyrrell) I. Dusky Bride IW. Burke) 2. Near Perfection Horgan) 1. ran—Whispering Rock. Rockbrown. Sheyaun. Bordered Star, Top View. Pinehug, Sir Cobbler. Marguerite. and Thrilled.—Harwood Retting-14 ...