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... Top-of-table In the SUNDAY SECTION the Divison I top of the table match between Caribbean A and Indian Sports ended in a win for the Sports by four wickets. Caribbean, batting first, made 112. They were 20-5 before a stand between Frank Myera (38) ...
... They beat Caribbean B by 132 runs. Doug Saunders (40 not out). Eric Maw (19), boosted the Deer's Leap total to 154. Maw then had a magnificent bowling spell which brought him seven wickets for 9 runs (including a hat-trick) and Caribbean were out for ...
... of the CARIBBEAN too much for them . They were dismissed for 69. lola Yorke 121 not out and Eddie Cooke being the main run•gottera. Lionel Padmore took Ere for 17 and Rudolph Yearwood three for 19 Helped by a quick 50 not out from Leon . Caribbean lost ...
... modernise Cuba's This is the largest order sugar industry will involve Avery has secured in the wide use of industrial weigh- Caribbean in recent years and ing machines made by W it follows a visit to Cuba by the regional export manager. and T. Avery Ltd.. ...
... Bombs: police chief flies back Sir John Waldron, Metropolitan Police Commissioner. ;id short a Caribbean trip and flew home to London yesterday to learn at first hand the latest developments in the investigations into the West End bomb outrages. On arrival ...
... Bombs: Sir John Waldron. Metropolitan Police Commissioner. cut short a Caribbean trip and flew home to London yesterday to learn at first hand the latest developments in the investigations into the West End bomb outrages. On arrival at Scotland Yard he ...
... playing with all 11 players the same surname, made 86 for 6 to win by four wickets, Naran Patel making 38 and Babe Pete! 13. CARIBBEAN A stay on the top of Division I. They bowlel out MAPLELEAF for 104 and then made 107 for 7. Tomorrow's match against Indian ...
... Bombs: Sir John Waldron, Metropolitan Police Commissioner, cut short a Caribbean trip and flew home to London yesterday to learn at first hand the latest developments in the investigations into the West End bomb outrages. On arrival at Scotland Yard he ...
... Bombs: Sir John Waldron. Metro- politan Police Commissioner, cut short a Caribbean trip and flew home to London yesterday to learn at first hand the latest developments in the investigations into the West End bomb outrages. On arrival at Scotland Yard ...
... fantastic job. Best way we could say thank you. Storm in Atlantic Tropical storm Dorothy in Atlantic today speeding to. ward Caribbean isle of Martinque with 70 mile an hour winch —C P I. 5 o.m. Weather forecast (Daum to dusk) Birmingham area: Main cloudy ...
... blasts Be!grave PARKS ROUND-UP LIONEL Padmore took eight wickets for one Caribbean thrashed Belgrave by 182 runs. Belgrave where whipped out for 34 after Caribbean declared at 216 for eight. Padmore, who bowled 11 maidens, stopped Belgrsve getting the ...
... that the main buyers will be business men who have interests in Aus• trails, plus wealthy people ho are fed up with the Caribbean and want a holiday home at the - crossroads to the Pacific** Although it now takes about a day to get there by air. assuming ...