... Waringstown wickets for 47 runs, had the last three with four balls. WARINGSTOWN Wontin B Dol oicinnee BR G. Burke ¢ Graham b Wilson. 27 J. Burke lbw b Armstrong . 14 G. W. Fawcett ¢ Russell b Politt 34 E. McMullan b Wilson 17 E. Page st Craig ...

... passing lorry kiiled a weasel near the residence of Mr. Hughie M‘Gready, of Mountcharles, Co. Donegal. Messrs, Gerry Burke, Eugene Burke and Eamon Keliv were working nearby. Thev noticed the dead wensel on the road, but ia ten minutes over fifty weasels ...

... of Dr. Kane’s Crimson Star L.O.L. 417. with Br. Ernest Hayes in the vice-chair. The following were elected; W.M., William Burke; D.M., Robert Campbell; secretary, William Quinn; treasurer, Robert Watson; chaplain, Maurice Wright; tyler, Robert Tedford; ...

... Allen. Glvnn Olympic ...

... interested. The new premises are held on a 10 year lease. Mr H. R. Wilmot (left), director of the Belfast Arts Theatre, and Mr. 1. Burke, stag e manager, examining a plan of the new theatre in Little Aoaegall Street. Belfast, which will open on Monday. ...

... 4 f.). 2; Crown Crest (D. Page. 3-1). 3 11 ran. (S. MT.rath.) Ul.; 4.O—OORAJj SLIPPER D. Page. ino-30). 1; Creat Pacha (W. Burk**. 3-1 f.). 2; (M. Kennedy. 10-D. 3. Eight ran. (11. Nugent.) 11.: 61. 4.3 O—BUGABOO Powell, jur., 6 I'. 1; Whimbrej Holmes ...

... Hogan. CC. St. Kenttgern's Parish, assisted by Rev. F. G. Cunliffe. M BE. B.A.T. chaplain. The best man was Sergeant F J Burke. 8.A.T., and the bride was attended by her sister. Miss Rona IHavern. and Sheila Edwards. stew of the groom. The marriage took ...

... wide, open * l’earon, th* team's utility man. was given a trial at centre-forward, but h* was too poorly supported by Coll and Burk* to enable one to asses* his worth In the position. CLARKE INSPIRES It was •xaetly six minutes before cither ’keeper had handle ...

... Ballyella, 5-4 Fleeting • Shadow tfar t. 3-1 Crown Crest. WHITEHALL HANDICAP — Coral slipper ID. Page, I. Great Paella IW. Burke, 2. Listuolin , M. Kennedy , 3. tan—Prince of Fat:held. Mansard. Invocation. Ann Maria. and Summet —H. Nugent. Betting-11111-741 ...

... J. Meehan. C.S.Sp., who was assisted by the Very Rev. P. M. Cleary, D.Ph.. 0.P.: Rev. E. Campbell, Adm.. Newry; Rev. J. P. Burke. C.C., Newry. and Rev. J. M’Cann, C.C.. St. Teresa’s, Belfast. The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of ...

... most Ballymena forward movements petered out. Centre-forward did not make a success his taMc of leading the line but neither Burke nor OoU gave him much support. Only once the first hall was anywhere near the target. That was when rounded M’Evoy and volleyed ...

... club to be summoned to the next meeting to answer charges under Rule bringing the G.A.A. Into dis- repute. The captain. W. Burke, was suspended for months and B. McManus was also suspended for 12 months for, as alleged. striking the referee. The minor ...