... Thomas ab back may be fairly trusted to render a good account of himself, and the three- quarters, T. Edwards, Harry Rees, Tom White, and Jack Davies, are all well able to play a de- fensive game. Ross Thomas and Ivor Grey will require a lot of beating, ...

... Davies. MORRISTON V. PENARTH. MOKKISTOS.- Back, Tom Saunders; THREES carters, J. Conway Rees, Harry KF-EA, Tom Dane&, and Tom White; hall-backs. Ivor Urev and Boss Ttiomas; forwards. R. G. Edwards (capt.t. Tom Deacon, Tom Roberts, Tom Williams, Dai Fisher ...

... Thomas, E. Davies, It. L. Davies, and G.Harvey, MORRISTON V. ABEEAVON, MOIIRISTOX.— Hack, Saundei s threequartcrs, H. Itees, Tom White, W. Griffiths, and Phil Morris; half- backs, Ross Thomas and Ivor Grey, forwards, Tom Roberts D. Fisher, Liewetvn. ii. Ambrose ...

... at any time during the year. The following were the teams :— MORRISTON TEAM. — J. Thomas, back; .J. Edwards, D. Davies, Tom White, and D. Arnold, three-quarters; R. Thomas and Ivor Grey, halves; Meredith, All. Lewis, R. G. Jones, Gladstone Davies, T. ...

... following are the names of the teams :— MEREDITH'S.—Back, D. Arnold; three-quarters, Jere Edwards, J. Meredith (captain), Tom White, and Tom Roberts; half-backs, Ivor Grey and Ross Thomas; forwards, R. D. Edwards, D. Mainwaring, Alf. Lewis. D. G. Davies ...

... openly stated his intention, the team will be some- what us follows :—Full back, Harry Rees; three- quarters, Jere Edwards, Tom White, Conway Rees. atid D. Davies; half-backs, Ross Thomas, and hor Grey; forwards, R. G. Edwaids, Tom Roberts, D. Main waring ...

... that augurs well for his future career. Of the three- quarters Harry Hees and Jack Davies were the best on the defence. Tom White ran well. but was nothing like so brilliant as a week ago. Ross Thomas and Grey were of immense service at half, and it was ...

... and in fifteen seconds the thrill of admiration that ran through the spectators burst into a wild shout of applause as Tom White re- ceiving the ball from Rees, dashed in and scored. Everyone agreed that such a brilliant bit of play liadn t ever been ...

... DESCRIPTION OF THE GAME. At 3.45 the teams faced each other 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 ...

... days the field should be in superb condition. The following are the teams MORRISTON. BACK: Harry Rees. THBEE-QUAKTER BACKS: Tom White, Conway Rees, J. Davis, J. Thomas. HALK-BACXS Ross Thomas, Ivor Grey. FORWARDS D. Fisher, J. Mainwaring, R. G. Edwards (capt ...

... couple of scrimmages ended in Penarth's favour. The Seasiders now swept down to mid-lield, but Saunders tackled finely, and Tom White afterwards fielding deftly put in a living kick to his opponents 25. lime after time the Morriston quartette handled, and ...

... R. G. Jones, Tom Roberts,and Tom Deacon they need not fear mu( h this afternoon, and the threequarter line, containing Tom White, Harry Rees, and Jack Davies, pan be trus d to render a good accouut of itself. Considerable diversity of opinion exists ...