... and cffected avery clever transfer to Leary, but the latter sent wide. From the kick out the Volunteers combined well, but Tom Walsh had hard lines in sending wide. A free to Enniscorthy was centred nicely and Balli;lezo(m was forced to concede a fifty, ...

... 3rd, Maggie Annie Howlets, Rathyark. Competition No. 17—Adult Male Solo —lst, Philip Cullen, Balygrory, Dvncormick; 2nd, Tom Walsh, Mulrankin, 3rd Michael Neill, Tacumshane. Competition _No. 19—Fiddle—lst, James Cullen, Rathangan; 2nd, Wmn. Fisimons, Mayglss ...

... The fofowing interesting paragraph appeared in Saturday’s “ Sport” :— Writing from 89 Great Mersey street, Liverpoof, Mr, Tom Walsh, manage: for Bert Connolly, of America, asks us to mention that the latter will Le glad to arrange a match of twenty three-mioute ...

... Band; Chorus “In these delightful pleasant Groves”: Solo. “No one like Mother to me,” Masle{ john Dovle: Dance, Masters Tom Walsh and T. (yßeilly ; Chorus “Believe me 1f all Physical Drill, “Dumb Be!ls Mus:ca! Dnll”: Chorus, “From Oberon Itc Fairyland”: ...

... referceimg » maich re ceaddy be was asaulted by two member it the Foaniscorinv (Joha steeet) Volua teers’ team, namely, Tom Walsh and Aidan bacev, whe kicked him., Two other members of the team—Thomas tiaves and Denic Murphy—did all they cor!d to make ...

... the other vocal and instrumental contributors were—Mrs. Graves and Miss Crean, violin solos: Masters John ‘O'Reilly and Tom Walsh, dance, a Scotch reel, in costume; Mr A. Graves, nnf: “The Pirate King ’ ; Master Jack Halligan, dance, a reel; Mr. Lenane ...

... Results as billows-.amateur wherry race-P. Hoe!.' and P. Verrustal heat W. Roche ■nd W. Phelan by n length cot clear; race- Tom Walsh beat Dan Neatite4; Deluge Brereton taking third plums; canoe race-- J. O'Sullivan beat J. Higgins by one length: four-oared ...

... Carton and Tom Walsh, and finally by * Codger ” Brien whose effort, for the nonce, missed, Carton, who scemed the most übiquitous player on the field, was on the ball immediately 1t returned to play. Hodgins took from him, and then Tom Walsh eluding Goulding ...

... vanquished were loudly applauded. *® & & The Jast rubber of the day was between Jem Roche and j¢m Hagan, Cas:Jebridge, and Tom Walsh and R. Noy, Wexford. As in every case, youth wil] be served, and the 'Bridge boys ran out the rubber rather easily. In latter ...

... P. Kirwan_ W, Lawler, John Dunne, Jim and M, @aly, A, Mitchel and M. Leary. Volunteers—T. . Haves [capt.), km‘ Joe and Tom Walsh, . Duyer, k Franklin (goal) D. Redmond, P, Connors, John i!c.mfl'. P Boland_A. Lacey, 1. Connors, M. Murphy, E. McDonald and ...

... reacned the aural senses of some Roswonian €xponents of football on Sunday at Tra‘more, and one wgemlemn in the personage of Tom Walsh tried his luck and won, It is a problematical matter now whether he is a professional for accepting money . We hope others ...

... were— ~ Volunteeryg — Jas. Walsh (capt.), Aidan Leacy (goal), P. McCarthy, Thomas Dunne, P. Connors, T. Hayes, e Coyme, Tom Walsh, John Mahon, as. Dwyer, John_Askins, P. Furlong, eter Suttam, R. Rive and M. Mufshv. Davidstown Shamrocks—Jas. Daly {capt ...