... George Burke Batted Through Innings ‘our-wicket away win over rzstown lifted the shadow of «ion a little from Queen'’s rsity and cast it a little more Waringstown. yrge Burke, the Waringstown ciplain, was first in and last out in making 44 of his side’s ...

... 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 ...

... 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) ...

... 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' ...

... J. Leathem S. H. Carson, R. Cunningham, T. G Douglas, D Johnston, R. Johnston E. McCleary, 1. Wilson. Waringstown G. Burke, J. Burke, G. W. Fawcett, S. W. Ferris, W, Hampton, J. Hamilton, R. Harwood, W. Irwin, W, Jones, T. McMeekin, E. MeMullan. Donacloney— ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... are still a number of vacancies for the approved patronage of the N.I. Border Fancy Canary Club. This week I heard from Andy Burke, the former East Antrim Ballyclarei C B.S. secretary, who is settling down well in Canada. Andy sends his regards to all local ...

... 11 .. 7S 0 7 28 0 CP A. It 6 0 1 5 24 4 THE CURRAGH (Continued from Page Five 5-3111--PLAT RATH )4ANDICAP. 1111Alle 1 1Y. Burke) I. Enloy Yourself IL, Hardt 2. Count Tony T. T 3. Also ran Fair Minstrel. Darn. Terrible Turk. Clonsest. Beause-Ant. and ...

... Rowan said the winning ot w cups two years in succession - an achievement of which Mill ought to be proud. Rmvan. Mr, S. Burke thanked Mr. R° al | the players and officials, ana who had helped to make tne v season such a memorable , ~f () Variety items ...