... CYNNADLEDD Y CRYDDION. CYNNADLEDD XIX. Dai .Rees, Pontgareg.—Wel, fecbgyn, pwy newy' sy o Merica, ac o'r India 'nawr? ddim yn ca'l SEREN CYMRU 'nawr os cetyn bach ; wn i ddim be sy ar y dyn yco, na hale fe hi 'nawr fel o'r bla'n. Hugh Roberts.—Bryd daru ...

... back. The Collegians began to prom, 3 H Evans saving by sending the bah into touch. Dai Rees started pas.ing, and W J Davies secured by falling on the ball. Dai Rees passed to 3 H Evans, who stumbled when near the goal line. Armstrong brought the play ...

... refereeing came in for a good deal of criticism, the continual forward passes on the part of the Llanclly team being ignored. Dai Rees has donned the jersey for the Town once more. The full back does not lack in length of kick, but he has not the two essentials ...

... * it * I must say the forwards played a good game, the ball was heeled out four or five times, but it was mulled behind. Dai Rees played a fairly good game, though he was not up to his usual form. -*- Harry Lewis, B. Isaac, and J. Phillips, did their ...

... Johnsou brought relief by a punt to half way. A free kick was awarded Carmarthen, which Harry Lewis took, T Rees returning. Dai Rees started ine passing, the oval going forward to Harry Lewis, and a good chance was missed, the play being worked down to the ...

... Complainant said that he was passing on Saturday evening the house of defendant, and she called out there goes the son of Dai Rees Bach. He turned back, and said that if she insulted him again he would punish her, when she struck him with a clog. Defendant ...

... occasions, his first opponent being Johnny Griffiths, of Maesteg, whom he defeated in fonr rounds. His next encounter was with Dai Rees, of Mid-Rhondda, when he again came >n victorious in a fight of 15 rounds. Of Joe rriddy's pugilistic career there is nothing ...

... bicycle shopping basket, won by Miss Jenkins, Feathers Royal Hotel, Aberayron. Two mile open handicap bicycle race, again Dai Rees was to the front, followed a good second by L T. Evans, Pontypridd. Then followed the Gymkhana: Threading the needle, ...

... ot has been the of an abject strange in the to belong to under the thet whase.a. from ‘the retarned to not merely pablio dai Rees not be the country, and Game-laws aad for the interests of if the farmers of thelr own concerns, high seem heart—thas the ...

... humeaters' halves fed the three-quarters iu rare style, Haverfordwest being slowly beaten back. Harry Lewis receiving from Dai Rees, passed to D J Davies, who grounded a a try, the kick coming to nothing. On resuming, the visitors pressed. Gwilym Davies ...

... his safonn. Tb the !;r>t:.c>: » . - lost cbatupioa of Wales las barn .a the town since the u.n . - light two y oar* when Dai Rees was kilb.d na n.-. .a Tom Edwards by b.-ing kit on ths stone .o * . opponent. sal»xs.n wss fixed op|o». tl* . spot. Despite ...

... over the line for Penygraig, but no goal re- sulted. Following up their success Penygraig again assumed the aggressive, and Dai Rees, after a strong run, scored a second try, but there was no goal. Within a few minutes Dai Bees dropped a beautiful goal This ...