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"Santos left back Keith Bryce [right] watches closely as he moves into position in anticipation of the next move from Samarataine outside right, Marechal at the National Stadium yesterday. In the background is Samarataine forward Pierre Germany."

"Hard Pressed: Santos' left back Keith Bryce [nearest camera] is hard pressed by Arnett Gardens' midfield player Donovan Wray [centre] while George Henry also if Arnett Gardens looks on during last night's Major League semi-final game at the Stadium.…

"Lusty Drive: Police opening batsman Arthur Brown who made 28 in his team's second innings of the Senior Cup game against Melbourne is in attacking mood during his knock which lasted 84 minutes. The bowler is Arthur Barrett and at short leg is Wally…

"JDF's wicketkeeper batsman Clive Brown drives during his defiant knock of 47 against Melbourne at Camp yesterday. The wicketkeeper is Earle Melbourne."

"HOW TO DO IT: Trainer Donald Andrade gives jockey Karl Brown instructions in the Parade Ring just before his charge Impetuous won the feature St. Leger for the Lonsdale Challenge Cup over 14 furlongs at Caymanas Park yesterday."

"Forbes Burnham at Comm. Heads of Government Conference."

"Cavalier's David Burgess [left] is hard pressed by Santos's Alty Doc McKenzie during action in the final of their Craven A National Club Championships encounter at the National Stadium yesterday. Santos won a 5-4 penalty count."

"OVER THE MOON - Cavalier's striker David Burgess leaps over Mobile's Michael Vassell during one of his last minute moves to put Cavalier back in good stead during Major League action at the National Stadium yesterday. Mobile won 2-1."

"ONE FOR MAGNUM: Magnum Wheelers' Brian Brill is a long way home ahead of Falcon's Eustace Green to take the 'A' class Unknown event at the Jamaica Amateur Cycling Association League meet at the National Stadium Friday night."

"A NEW LEG FOR PERCIVAL BURGE - and one made by his friend "Shoey" Betram Squire. Mr. Burge lost one of his legs two years ago but couldn't afford to buy an artificial one. Mr. Squire, shoemaker-saddler and upholsterer of Bath decided to make him one…