... 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 ...

... 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' ...

... 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. ...

... Watson (Britain) and Miss J. Burke (New Zealand) qualified for the final of the women’s singles. Miss Watson beating Mmc. Van Cutsem (Belgium) 6-4, 6-4 while Miss Burke won 6-3. 6-3 against Mile. S. Marcelis (Belgium). Miss Burke and Miss Watson also reached ...

... selected—D Moreland molvwood). capt; Walcott tEnfleldp. Weekes ißacuph Ramadhin (Crompton). J. Burke (Waringstown), F. Tullv (Holvwocdl. J. W. Hill (N.I.C C > R Burke. J. F. J. Campbell. S. L. Forde, A. H. Neeson (Holywood). Ireland selected J. Bowden (Lisburn) ...

... Kilgram (J. O. Winter. 20-1). 3. 11 ran. *P. Prendergast.) HI.; 51. 6.S—BLUE CHOIR (P. Powell. Jun.. 100-8). 1; Merry Xmas (W. Burke. 5-1». 2; Slanal (J. Wright. 100-8). 3. Enloy Yourself (7-4 f.) ran. (Ainsworth.) sht. hd.; hd. ...

... proposed a toast to “peaceful co-exlstence,” and Mr. Attlee followed with toast “for Anglo-Soviet friendship.” Mr Wilfred Burke. Partv chairman. said regarding the unusual length of the conversation:—“The liquid was Scotch, but the conviviality was Irish ...

... 24-4-75- 16-4 25-2; Waicolt 11-5-28 0 5-0-18-0; Weekes. 15-4-44-1 HOLYWOOD SELECTED J Burke c Martin b Simpson A H. Fee E D Weekes c OMa Simpson C. L WalCOtt Fee R Burke c S n K T. Ramadhin c sub R. Farr c *ub Duflv J Campbell c M Ke;\ev H D Mere.and Mirk* ...

... Instead. The team, captained bv Stuart Pollock, is—J. S. Pollock (N IC C Bergm (Pembroke . E H. Bodell (Clontarf i, J. P. Burke (Merrion), M. Dargan (Phoenixi. G A Duffv (Leinsten. N. B. Hool (N.T.C.C.i. F. J. Miller (Railway Union). S. S. Huev (Eglinton) ...

... not out F Radford run out . T Sutton c M'Mu >n b Moore Extrac , Ferris. 2 tor M ,or Thorntor 't. Moore 1 for I: Burke 0 for WARINOSTOWM J Burke ret.red Hurt G W Fawcett Gau J Harr.-on st Watk.n* b KoVi L Webb not out . Jones not out .*! Extra* Tola; ...