... 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 ...

... Newcastle. Included are—W. D. Browne, G. R. Wallace, B. Lightbody, W. F. Carleton, A. H. Beattie, G. A. F. Roberts and L. V. Burke. e DYNA ...

... 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 ...

... Boston in broad daylight an*, favourable to the Irish Hierarchy, freed a notorious New York crimi- There no reason why Trigger Burke, says a Reiner papers “with a Roman Catholic and message from Boston last night. , rebel flavour” should freely on I sale in ...

... 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) ...

... Murphy. A Armstrong. D. Lorimer. E. Towell. S. M Allister. R. Mark sen.. D. Brady. Parkview —J. Burke. J. MConnell. Hagans. W. Burke, iun : S. Burke. J Shaw. G Burke. P. White. R. J Dornan. C Canavan. R. Davison. W. Master. W. Wharry. J. M Fall. Town Hall—S ...

... they finished level McCormack rose high ball from Burke but It dropped behind him and Joe Boyle cut in quickly for an opportunist goal. This put the home side in a nice position and before the end Pat Burke added two points. referee J. Harvey, Donegal, the ...

... required. The Junior sides will select from; Drum —J. Heaveron. T. McElhinney, F Burke. D McCioskey. G. Mullan. P Fleming, T. O’Reilly, J Burke. D McManus. W McLaughlin. W Burke, J »P. Cardan, B. McManus, L. Henry, J McCioskey. P. J. Moore, H. O’Kane. Mullan ...

... M'Meekin b Hampton 5 Hewitt was relieved by Hool after K. Douglas c J. Burke b bowling for 110 minutes MMullen W. S. Long lbw b M•Mullen J. Irvine c and b M*MuUen B. Irvine cG. Burke b Hampton 3I Smiley, attempting a long shot off j Woods b Ferris S. Sloss ...

... Molotov, joined Mr. Aneurin Bevan, Mr. Morgan Phillips, the Labour Party secretary; Dr. Edith Summerskill and Mr. Wilfred Burke, party chairman, for private talk. “VIVACIOUS AND GAY” MR. MALENKOV MOSCOW. Wednesday. MR. Bevan, asked for his impression ...

... 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. ...