... wicket, a feat he performed last In the 1952 season. George Burke, the Waringstown captain. headed the batting averages, and Ferris again topped the bowling with average of 9.8 runs per wicket. Burke scored 422 runs for an average of 30.1, and T. M'Mcekin ...

... ZTBIOM 111 (P. TaaflV. 4-1). 1; Game Toi (J. A. OTonneli 100-8) I>a*t Man St G. Burke. 100-8). 3. Colonial Jack (11-4 f.). 11 ran. tT. Dreaper.) 151.; eanie. 4.43 NOTRK DAME fW Burke. 9-4) 1; Master Mop (G. Cooney, 4-1 (’anterhurv Flower (A. Woods. 100-8), ...

... Convent. Newry. took her final vows in the Convent Chapel. Most Rev. Dr. O'Doherty. Bishop l of Dromore, assisted by Rev. Fr.' Burke, CC, Newry, officiated at the ceremony. Sister Mary Ursula is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs Leathern. 93 Edward Street ...

... batting a;id h.)Acline figures of Warineatown Cricket tint , for the 1954 seaion•— Batting Buns Average G. Burke T. 31 . 3leekin G. W. Fawcett J. Burke W. Irwin . .. 149 13.6 Howling 0 R W Average Ferri,. )1': , 111:!en Barnwell 558 6P4 54 12 ...

... within 24 hours the of . From now on a un of ‘will be part of my first aid kit. C.F.S. (Mirs.) Use GERMOLENE for SCALES & BURKS, QASHES AND Everveay 1/8 and 8/10 a tin. Insist on m Whites ond 7 wk 2A 3S ¢ too sore ERMOLENE awn out on 1, Knee too sore ...

... advantage when Burke beat McNeill with a rasping shot. The rest of the second half faded out. United might have had more goals but were satisfied with their two goal Advantage. Result- -Ballymena tanned 3 titan. Rickett (pen.) and Burke): Portadown C °utter) ...

... Dornelegans t 6-41 fay. Neck; length. —CLANE MAIDEN PLATE, Artemis (J. Eddery) 1. Star One (J. Mullane) 2. Dusty Bridge (W. Burke) 3. Also ran—Seven Stars. Malaga. Crown Crest. Rembrant. Politics. Clive-Sullish. Lisnaskea. Jackie J.D.. The Deb.—S. M'Grath ...

... experience he should be well on the way to filling the bill as he and we should like to see it filled. Useful Player Inside-left Burke scored another good goal and is proving himself to be right useful player. Some Currie’s dribbling nmsiookthe opposition by ...

... Frosses Inver Mountcharles juvenile team defeated Frosses Rovers cn Sunday at the local venue Outstanding for Presses were Geirv Burke, Seamus Kelly and B. Kelly. When a motor-cycle skidded and crashed into Dnmnakillew Bridge Brenter. the pillien rider. Mr. ...

... on the grave—from the owners and United Kingdom Agents of the.S.S. Cnosaga, and from the Londonderry Agents, Messrs R. A. Burke & Co. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Canon H. A. McKegney, rector of S. Augustines, Londonderry, on behalf of ...

... of whom :earned of her death with genuine regret. The funeral took place to St. Mary's Cathedral, Newry. where Rev. P. J. Burke. CC., officiated. The chief mourners were: — Messrs. Michael, John, Patrick and Murtagh Lavery *sons); May, Lizzie, Annie, ...

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