... leading, followed by Trim Bobbin, Interest ?? lying off; opposite the stand Interest went to the front, and won by sisx lengths, UNITED MOrmrourn]enrE HUNT STEEPLEOIIAOE, a I cup, value 25 revs; entrance, 2 sova each (to thec fund); for iosia fidc hunters, the ...

... slen play terminated the gacestood ?? try andtwo I touchesdown for tile \Welshinen, to one touchdown for the Irishsrt-n. The Irishmen were two short. of their nuiller, and Purdon and MmDaniel played for theim. Tlie Irish tam stood thus:-5:tk, T. Harrison ...

... Wales . A. J. Gould (Yewport), back; F. E. lng- Hancock (Cardiff), C. G. Taylor tRunabon), end E. tion M. Jordan (Newport and United Hospitals), three- of quarter backs; C. n. Newman (Newport anud pen- Durham), captain, and W.. E. Gwynn (Swansea), iled h ...

... smartly pot the leather By es BR: over the Wa. Give-ancd-take play followed until just be avs lid- before. half-time, when an United forward. passed the EN I5: ball forward, and a try was claimoed, which the referee R., D. ity allowed. B~au obtained theatey ...

... canoullUs. . uOT HOVERS V. THE CARDIFF UNITE D., go Played at the Barraek's sield and resulted in the . victory of Splot by one try and four minors Io three In d minors, Ike E1hiwerthy scored for Splott. Tule United AI had to ploy with six substitutes, ...

... -se- excitement again, the element of luncer- taiit - is Wanting to know, you know, Ir wat's thle twitter with tile fohnws, unit Ive it spells oof for tics Newport Club. To that club's thle credit, one is bound to say the funds which foot- not ball brings ...

... residence of Gwyddelod (Irishmien) ' There i8 a ITwilygwydil neosr PomtaidtLwe, which is so namned becatuse a colony (of Irishmen uonce inihabited] the district. After the hounds had entered thue coveits we soon espied soine six couples emeiging from ...

... , -thian the match is practically won. All time players who participated in last year's match must remember how well the Irishmen stayed right banig up to the finish. Let this, then, be a caution to our forwards to get into first rate condition, as the ...

... of old, but he was stil IL ailglificent eus- GuE todian, and. was ilL no way responeiblo for the o01e but po int 0hnt the Irishmen got past hint i tthe firstibl,. deli The Irish front line wits very ragugedoccasionally they ser showved a emart bit of ...

... he bad rem S onetespecially on the first occasionhsyc ieidt certil have carried blocpeast the Cinrdf coielts ' -Boucher had unit ecianiy opportiunitice' to cia 3 IFor one0 thinug the Newpeort passinig w'ast Ia hit ereentie, buet bnyoend thin Elliott pieid ...

... tn o go for the line and to keep their headsocool at a the critical moment 'They stay laek some of t I t the dash of the Irishmen, but they will pssess u wore resource. Fred Hutchinsoiahas waitediion' for his cap, ; and' I ad. glad- that lie hias got-at ...

... tb 3 of There are no changes in the team, which will u ery, he the same as announced a few days ago. f; the Several of the Irishmen are already on the spot, b ,on- and ?? contingent reaches the Nor. 1B in thern town by the train arriving al Belfast at d ...