... will be unable to get away from Llandovery. Jere Edwards will, therefore, expect, partner Harry Rees in the centre, while Tom White and Hill will be un the wiagt. Alain waring will be an absentee from the vanguard, but. the popular skipper. Dick Edwards ...

... hotel Limerick for the pur- obtaining view of the Welsh fifteen. The men Harlech were great favourites everywhere. Now that Tom White ha* been to the cenuv. his place the wing is being filled Dai Francis, voungrter with splinting powers do mean ability, and ...

... moments later when the visitors appeared. The teams were as follows:— MORRISTON. BACK: Harry Rees. THREE-QUARTER BACKS: Tom White, Conway Rees, J. Davies, J. Thomas. HALF-BACKS Ross Thomas, Ivor Grey. FORWARDS: R. G. Edwards (captain), Tom Roberts, D ...

... Watts. Daniel Walters. Bob Thomas, Joints. Dan Davies. P. J. Daviss. MOMU9TON. - Full-back, Dai Jones; three snorters. Tom White (captain). Jenkins, Jack Phillips, and Dai Francis; halves. Will Jews and Even Hughes; forwards. Dai Devon Williams, Owen ...

... good try, were oily palled up on the very verge of the line. At Toot Barrie wan suceetefal after. tappiug around the ammo. Tom White Maid at goal. Wiser the game wee reamed Oorlie Powell got as very cleverly at ;Jou-way. WI Janos dal out inaaage to rake ...

... Gr ffiths, and T'. Mev by. Kick off at 3 o'clock. MORRISTON V, LAMPETER COLLEGE. Back, T. Sanders; th!'eC ...

... He pieked up, doubled, kicked, and tackled like the treasure that he is, and made several grand runs into the bar- gain. Tom White, too, rose to the occasion, and played a brilliant game. Harry Rees, though highly energetic, was less en evidence than some- ...

... the halves, Gray, though he diet fine tilings now and then seemed a bit off colour. Of the three- quarters, Jere Edwards, Tom White and Arnold, ail were in good form, the former being particu- larly prominent. As I said before, the Pontardawe forwards didn't ...

... with all that tact and skill that made him the pride of Pontardawe. He scored the only try—the only material one I mean Tom White was a bit off colour in the first half, but didn't he work alter halt-time That dash of his, when 110 got past everybody ...

... urds, Fred Hutchinson. A. Hutchinson, G. Lewis, J. M. Reynolds, Howell Jones, J. Brooks, and J. itefer. «•—II. JJowc-n. Tom White, who was replaced by Fred John from the second team, was absent from the Morriston lines through ill-health, and Neath were ...

... Btuatun. Morruton waa awarded a free kick, but material advantage From the next Roberta boiat through and iraoaferred to Tom White, and the latter again did the trick, atfaiaet | » end u 4 oppoeiUoa. but goal teeultsi. Immediately «*u the kick cut the ...

... cjcaeioQs. One try particular was furly and squarely earned, and when young Frances .romed the eecuni calf after receiving from Tom White. Bik. suppose it’s Momston's usual luck, and so no more need said about it. Coming to respective sides, Penygrmg provol ...