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BANGOR , without key players, found difficult to come by at Dow npatnck this afternoon. openers Cohn Magowan lan Boal had only three on the board before m a gowan was trapped lbw . 0 0(amel Merchant for two. lan McClatchy joined °g oer Boal and although partnership yielded 27 th

A BIG crowd turned up to watch this tenth representative gam e between the two Amateur , played at Drome Park, home of Ards Rangers, who had three players in the Northern League line-up. Former Ards player Philip Mitchell, now with Dunmurry Rec, caused problems for the Scots in

in an interesting profile and public relations supremo John Kenny, who seems to have an opinion on everything on earth, provides his thoughts on the state of the game here. Also included is a piece on Thomas Andrews, the ambitious young North Down batsman who met his death when

THE Bangor holiday Tournament secretary tournament this season has a Maurice McKeown is hoping refreshind oo new look about for a record entry this year it...a prize to the and the dosing date for winner of the singles. entries is June 11. New sponsorship this Entrace fee for th

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INEVITABLY installed pointing, a laboured 1-0 win as favourites, hosts West over Switzerland last month Germany have a habit of typical of the Germans' coming second. form, and he has been so Italy beat them in the 1982 worried about defensive World Cup Final, Argentina problems