THE WORKMAN SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1929.
PAGE THRES World Best Bowling Trio robo Constantine, Francis, and Griffith COMMENCING March 17th.
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It was only at the last when Mailey was bowled, being apparently more concerned about beating Strudwick for possession of the ball than protecting his wicket, that the spectators gave play to their feelings.
That victory created a wave of optimism which has been expanding ever since. On the good wickets in the wonderful Summer just past, the bat was invariably on top, with a resulting good crop of drawn matches. The visit of the West Indies team was interesting though their per formances were somewhat disappointing. In the Test matches their batting failed badly against the slow bowling of Jupp and Freeman. They exhibited the weaknes of their race that they are easily upset but with NOTICE more experience in Test cricket, they may improve in this direction. Their WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR fast bowlers, Constantine, Francis FOR and Griffith, are, as a combination, DO YOU WANT NEW STUDEBAKER OR FORD? Mc. DONALD ALMANACS superior to anything of that class in SMOKE LUCKY STRIKE St. 71 Street and comer 22nd the Empire, and, were it not that their slip fielding is weak, they SEE MR. NASH JAVILLO FILL NO. PABLO AROSEMENA CHORRLLOI would be a strong side in the field.
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ing of items from the Misses Edna and Undine Smith, Mr. Davis HOYTE and the Misses Charles and Niles BAPTISTE rendered, after ETUDE CLUB INSTALLS was appropriately The People THE ARTISTIC OFFICERS which the members danced to music rendered by Messrs Ravenau and Tailor TAILOR The Installation of Officers of Guinier.
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