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... RUNNING A SPEAKEASY Honor Tracy's new novel, set in the West Indies, is the first of this week's fiction Ebullient, vital, Rabelaisian, philosophic-- all these terms could be applied to that fabulous American character, Belle Livingstone, who brought ...
... distinguished Australian cricketer and journalist, kept a diary during the Brisbane Test Match last December between the West Indies and Australia and on this he has based his new book, with the sensational title of THE GREATEST TEST OF ALL (Collins. 12s ...
... Morris of Australia, Peter May, gay Denis Comp- ton, Keith Miller, the world's greatest all-rounder, Clyde Walcott of the West Indies, dashing Godfrey Evans would keep wicket, of course, Jim Laker, Benaud (or Lock on a wet wicket), Lindwall and Statham ...
... Books. 21s.), by Mr. Ray Lindwall, famous Australian cricketer and critic, who has reviewed here the matches between the West Indies and Australia in the past winter. Every cricketing fan must remember these games and incidents. Mr. Lindwall reviews them ...
... introduces the book with a chapter on his first, gives a summary of the M.C.C.'s win over the West Indies, and the series between Australia and the West Indies, and then deals in detail with the series of Tests which resulted in Australia retaining the ...
... month Seventeen Indian cricketers ascend their Air-India Boeing airliner at London Airport. They were en route for the West Indies where they are to play a Test series. When the two teams last played, in 1958, the Indian side lost two and drew three matches ...
... their individual roles. An exciting newcomer to London's recording studios is trumpeter Shake Keane, who came from the West Indies some 10 years ago. In My Condition (SEG8140) is an EP of imagination and surprise, the title piece seemingly derived from ...
... beginning with the last match in the first Test series in 1894 and ending with the historic Test between Australia and the West Indies last year. These chapters not only give a record of classic games: they are each written by experts in the matter of observation ...
... the area is provided by Mr. G. R. Coulthard, Senior Lecturer in Spanish Language and Literature in the University of the West Indies, in his book RACE AND COLOUR IN CARIBBEAN LITERATURE (Oxford University Press, for the Institute of Race Relations. 25s ...
... religious customs and folklore of the island. The author, Mary Manning Carley, is an economist at the University College of the West Indies. She has covered her subject with professional thoroughness, and having lived most of her life in Jamaica, she has a very ...
... aspect of angling, and is as comprehensive and detailed as anyone would wish. The West Indies at Lord's by Alan Ross: Eyre and Spottiswoode. 15s. Summer Spectacular The West Indies v. England, 1963 by J. S. Barker: Collins. 15s. Frank Worrell by Ernest Eytle ...
... Russian hat Pahura, the native girl Gauguin loved, as a lined old lady in 1930, sitting beside the painter's accordion. The West Indies at Lord's by Alan Ross (Eyre Spottis- woode 15s.) is a charming and exciting book written by my favourite cricket correspon ...