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Sports Programmes 1
Sports Programmes 2
Open Championship of Ireland 1949 -
Ireland vs England 1946 - Ireland vs Wales Rugby 1948
International Ulster Trophy Races, Dundrod Circuit, N.
Ireland, 7th June 1952 - Boxing Review 1949
Coleraine v' Portadown 1972 - Dundalk
F.C. v. Glasgow Celtic 1979 - Glentoran Gazette 1971
Manchester United v. Manchester City 1976 -
Rangers F.C. 1972
Golfing Union of Ireland - Open Championship of Ireland 1949
Belvoir Park Golf Links, Belfast - Official Programme Friday 29th July 1949
Championship Committee:- A. S. G. Adams, Hon. Treasurer, Golfing
Union of Ireland
J. McWhir, Hon. Secretary, Ulster Branch, Golfing Union of Ireland
W. A. Menton, Secretary, Golfing Union of Ireland
R. W. Ferguson, Belvoir Park Golf Club - D. L. Blaine, Belvoir Park Golf
Club
Competitors:- F. Bullock, R. Lytham St. Annes; J. McGonigle,
Co. Sligo; E. W. Jarman, West Lancs.;
E. C. Pope, City of Derry; Fred Daly, Balmoral; John Panton,
Glenkervie; J. McKenna, Douglas;
Mr. B. C. McManus, Mourne; J. J. Busson, Pannal; W. Lyle, Clober;
Dai Rees, South Hants;
G. W. McIntosh, Ringway; P. G. Boomer, Sunningdale; Stanley
Black, Knock; John Burton, Hillside;
Eddie Bradshaw, Delgany; J. H. Rudd, West Derby; Harry Bradshaw,
Kileroney; S. Bacon, Rossmore;
P. G. Stevenson, Royal Portrush; A. H. Padgham, Sundridge Park;
Christy Kane, Royal Dublin;
H. E. McNeill, Swinton Park; F. Van Donck, Waterloo, Belgium;
Mr. W. A. McNeill, Royal Belfast;
Eric Green, Huyton and Prescot; W. Shankland, Templenewsam; Dick
Ferguson, Lucan
W. G. Robertson, Belvoir Park; A. D. Locke, Vereeniging, S. Africa;
J. C. McCluskey, Balmoral
Mr. R. Pattinson, F'well Heath; Jack McLachlan, R. Co. Down; C.
Greene, Portmarnock; A. J. Lacey, Birkshire
Joe McCartney, Cliftonville; S. L. King, Knowle Park; W. J.
Clarke, Lisburn; Jack McLean, Malone
J. Carroll, Grange; G. Graham, Fortwilliam; Adam Whiston, Dun
Laoghaire; J. S. Williamson, Downpatrick
Previous Results:-
Date Venue
Winner Runner-up
Best Amateur
1927, Portmarnock, Geo. Duncan, Wentworth, T. H. Cotton,
Langley Park, Major C. O. Hezlet, D.S.O., Royal Portrush
1928, Newcastle, E. R. Whitcombe, Meyrick Park, A. Compston, Unattached, A.
W. Briscoe, Castlerea, J. D. MacCormack, Hermitage
1929, Portmarnock, A. Mitchell, Private, A. Compston, Coombe Hill, Major C.
O. Hezlet, D.S.O., Royal Portrush
1930, Portrush, C. A. Whitcombe, Crew's Hill, A. Mitchell, Private, F. P.
McConnell, Royal Portrush, H. S. Sheals, Balmoral
1931, Dollymount, E. W. H. Kenyon, West Lancs., W. H. Davies, Wallasey, W.
J. Gill, Sutton
1932, Cork, A. H. Padgham, Royal Ashdown Forest, W. H. Davies, Wallasey, J.
D. MacCormack, Grange
1933, Malone, E. W. H. Kenyon, West Lancs., A. H. Padgham, Royal Ashdown
Forest, J. Burke, Lahinch
1934, Portmarnock, S. Easterbrook, Knowle, W. H. Davies, Wallasey, J. C.
Brown, Waterford
1935, Newcastle, E. R. Whitcombe, Meyrick Park (after tie), R. A. Whitcombe,
Parkstone, J. C. Brown, Waterford
1936, Dollymount, R. A. Whitcombe, Parkstone, W. H. Davies, Wallasey, A. D.
Locks, South Africa
1937, Portrush, Bert Gadd, West Cheshire, Jas. Adams, Royal Liverpool, J.
Bruen, Jun., Muskerry
1938, Portmarnock, A. D. Locks, South Africa, T. H. Cotton, Ashridge, J.
Bruen, Jun., Muskerry
1939, Newcastle, A. Lees, Dore & Totley, R. A. Whitcombe, Parkstone, J.
Bruen, Jun., Muskerry
1940 to 1945 NO MEETINGS
1946, Portmarnock, F. Daly, Balmoral, A. D. Locks, South Africa, J. B. Carr,
Sutton
1947, Portrush, H. Bradshaw, Kilcroney, F. Van Donck, Belgium, S. M.
McCready, Royal Portrush
1948, Portmarnock, D. J. Rees, South Herts., N. G. Von Nida, Australia, J.
B. Carr, Sutton
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Ireland vs England 28th September 1946 Windsor Park,
Belfast
Twelve Months Ago - Record of Inter-Association Matches 1882-1945
Ireland :- Russell, Linfield; Gorman, Brentford; Ahearne,
Belfast Celtic; Carey, Manchester United;
Vernon, Belfast Celtic; Douglas, Belfast Celtic; Cochrane, Leeds
United; McAlinden, Belfast Celtic;
Walshe, West Brom. Albion; Doherty, Derby County - Captain;
Lockhart, Linfield
England :- Langton, Blackburn Rovers; Mannion, Middlesbrough;
Lawton, Chelsea; Carter, Derby County;
Matthews, Stoke City; Cockburn, Manchester United; Franklin,
Stoke City; Wright, Wolverhampton Wanderers;
Hardwicke, Middlesbrough - Captain; Scott, Arsenal; Swift,
Manchester City.
Reserves:- Welsh, Charlton; Shimnell, Sheffield United; Finney,
Preston
Team Bios The Rose and The Shamrock
Ireland's Idol - Peter Doherty - Derby County F.C.
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Ireland vs Wales - Ravenhill on 13th March 1948
Referee Mr. Malcolm Allen (Scotland)
Irish Team :-
J. A. D. Higgins, Full Back, Civil Service; B. O'Hanlon (R. Wing),
Dolphin; W. D. McKee (R. Centre) N.I.F.C.;
P. Reid (L. Centre), Garryowen; B. Mullan (L. Wing), Clontarf;
J. W. Kyle (Stand off), Queen's University;
E. Strathdee (Scrum), Queens's University; A. A. McConnell,
Collegians; K. Mullen (capt.), Old Belvedere;
J. C. Daly, London Irish; C. Callan, Lansdowne; J. E. Nelson,
Malone; J. W. McKay, Queen's University;
D. J. O'Brien, London Irish; J. McCarthy, Dolphin. Touch Judge:
Mr. W. E. Crawford, B.L. (I.R.F.U.)
Welsh Team :-
A. F. (Full Back), Cardiff; E. K. Jones (R. Wing), Newport;
D. W. B. Cleaver (R. Centre), Cardiff;
C. B. Williams (L. Centre), Cardiff; B. L. Williams (L. Wing),
Cardiff; F. G. Davies (Stand off), Army & Pontypridd;
G. H. Tanner (Scrum) - captain, Cardiff; H. C. Davies, Cardiff;
I. M. James, Cardiff; J. E. Davies, Aberavon;
K. R. Stephens, Neath; L. J. A. Gwilliam, Monmouth and Cambridge;
M. L. Manfield, Cardiff;
N. O. Williams, Llanelly; O. G. Evans, Cardiff. Touch Judge: Mr.
Ivor Jones (Welsh R.U.)
Advertisements
Ireland v. Scotland at Lansdowne Road, Dublin, 28th February, 1949
Ireland 6 points; Scotland 0 points
back row (left to right) - Mr. I. Mahony, Tough Judge; A.
A. McConnell (Collegians); W. D. McKee (N.I.F.C.);
C. Callan (Lansdowne); J. E. Nelson Malone); D. J. O'Brien
(London Irish); J. W. McKay (Queen's University; Mr. C. Gadney,
Referee
sitting - J. C. Daly (London Irish); B. O'Hanlon (Dolphin);
B. Mullan (Clontarf); K. Mullen (capt.) (Old Belvedere);
M. O'Flanagan (Lansdowne); J. A. D. Higgins (Civil Service); J. McCarthy
(Dolphin)
in front - H. de Lacy (Harlequins); J. W. Kyle (Queen's
University)
Quest for the Triple Crown - After Fifty Years
Programme of Music by The Band of the Royal Ulster Rifles
Team Bios - Irish
Advertisements
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Ulster Automobile Club - News of the World
Meeting for the International Ulster Trophy Races, Dundrod Circuit, N.
Ireland, 7th June 1952
Officials of the Ulster Automobile Club for 1952
Patron: His Excellency Vice-Admiral The Earl Granville, K.C.V.O.,
C.B., D.S.O., Governor of Northern Ireland
Vice-Presidents: Harry Ferguson; Captain R. L. Henderson;
F. M. Heyn; Commodore C. A. R. Shillington
P. C. Welsh
Chairman: J. W. Haughton - Vice
Chairman: C. E. Robb - Honorary Treasurer: H.
H. Cowzer
Honorary Press Secretary: J. L. Dowling - Honorary
Secretary: C. G. Neill; Secretary: Miss V. Hegarty
Council: H. A. Bryson, H. J. Catchpole, J. E. Dowling, S. J.
Harrison, D. G. Johnston,
C. F. C. Lindsay, T. C. Richmond, H. C. Reid, W. H. Wilson
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Bart., C.B.E., M.C., D.L., M.P.
3 & 5 & 7 - Officials
Welcome
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Her Majesty the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret discuss the Race with the
late Sir J. Milne Barbour, at that time President of the Club. - "News of
the World" - Photo
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1 & 2 Dundrod 1952 About the Races
3 About the Course
4 Random Thoughts on the Rules by Wm. A. McMaster
5 The prime Minister, Sir Basil Brooke, and Reg. Parnell congratulate the
winner of the 1951 race - G. Farina
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1 & 2 Lap Speed Table Dundrod Circuit
3 Scratch Race
4 Lap Score Sheet for Scratch Race
Entries for Handicap Race
Lap Score Sheet
Acknowledgments
History of the Drivers - Fangio, Argentine; Moss, British; Gonzales,
Argentine; Biro, Siam;
Etancelin, France; Giraud-Cabantous, France; Rosier, France; Claes, Belgium;
Kelly, Eire;
Griffin, Eire; Baird, Ulster; Graham, Ulster; Flockhart, Scotland; Fagiolo,
Italy; Somervail, Scotland;
Moore, England; Hawthorn, England; Richardson, England; Whitehead, England;
Wharton, England
Previous Races 1946 - 1947 - 1948 - 1949 - 1950 - 1951 - Safety - Traffic
Directions
Y. Giraud-Cabantous fits his big Talbot round a fast corner near "Quarry"
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Boxing Review February 1949 Vol.2 No. 2
The National Magazine of the Ring
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1) The Editor Comments
2) "Boxing Review" Correspondent in Chicago
3) British Ratings
4) From My Corner by Rupert Rice
5 & 6) Northern Commentary by Johnny Best (Junior)
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7, 8 & 9) Up In Scotland with Sandy McGregor
10) Northern Ireland Ratings
11) Unlucky Marino May Yet Get Tilt at World Title by Rex Waters
12 & 13) Northern Amateur Newsreel by Rupert Rice
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14 & 15) Tom Gordon's Column. With the Amateurs in Scotland
16) Spotlight on the Ulster Amateur
17) Advertisement
18) Advertisements + + + + +
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Coleraine v. Portadown 1972
Windsor Park, Belfast Saturday 22nd April 1972 Irish Cup Final
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1) Welcome by Harry Cavan
2) Harp
3) Cyril Troy
4) How They Will Take The Field
5) Benson & Hedges
6) David Armstrong
7) Two Managers by Malcolm Brodie
8) Army
9) Malcolm Brodie + + + + +
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Dundalk F.C. v. Glasgow Celtic
European Champions Cup, Oriel Park, Dundalk Wednesday 7th November
1979
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1) Welcome
2) Press Reception Young Player of the Year 1979/80
3) Oliver Quinn, Chairman
4) Dermot and Sean in Action
5) We're Proud of Our Team
6) Richie Thumps Clear
7) Renewing Irish Acquaintances
8) Meeting Our Visitors
9) From G.N. to Europe
10) Jim Says - Billy Replies
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1) The Lisbon Lions
2) Home Heroes
3) Zurich
4) Kissing Cousins
5) Snippets
6) Celtic - The Legend
7) History of Celtic
8) Our Grateful Thanks
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Glentoran Gazette
1st May 1971
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1) The End of an Era
2) Manager's Comments
3) Line-Up
4) Various Topics
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Manchester United v. Manchester City 1976
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1) Honours - Tommy Docherty
2) Your Letters Page
3) " "
4) Club Topics
5) Season 1975-76
6) United Are Still European Champions!
7) April is the Cruellest Month - The Manager Tony Book
8) Welcome to Our Visitors
9) Reserves and Juniors
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Rangers F.C. 1972
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1) 1873 - 1972 - Rangers - Thistle
2) January, the Vital Month
3) Lucky Programme and Prize Pix
4) Reserve Review - For Safety's Sake
5) Colin Gets the Telling Touch
6) Graham Gets a Cracker - Sandy is Spot On
7) Spotlight On ... - Danger Man
8) Alan Mitchell
9) Facts, Figures and Fixtures
10) Skellys
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