... 10JO a.m. ABERAVON V. MORRISTON. MoaaisTox.—Back. Tom Saunders, threequarters. HalT, Itees, Tom Davles. l>ai Arnoln, and Tom White; hatf-i>acks. jere Kowsrdi and RoasThoroas; rorwai-'U, Tom Deacon (oapt. W. Davies, Dai Fisher. Toir. Eoberts. W. Llewe.'yn ...

... UUD SMITH. MOKKJSTON V. TREORKY. MOJ?.«U#TON.- -BATK, T. SANDERS; THREEQIIARTER-DACKS, HILL, I'OM DAVIES, HARRY KEES, AND TOM WHITE; HALL-BACKS. KOSA XUONIAS AND IVOR GREY; FORWARDS, K. O. EDWARDS (CAPTAIN), TOM DEACON, L'OM ROBERTS, Fat T. M. Davies. W ...

... Jenkins. PENYGRAIG V. MORRTSTON. Morbiston.—Back, Tom. Sanders; threequartfirs, Jack Hill, Hurry Itees, Tom Davies, and Tom White; half-backs, Ivor Grey and Boss Thomas; forwards, Tom Deacon (eapt.), Tom Roberts, Main- waring, W. Llewelyn, T. M. Davies ...

... 5* Saunders, and J. Jenkins. PENYC^RAIO V. MORRISTON. Tom Sanders; threequarters, Jack Hill, Harry Rees, Tom Davies. and Tom White- hall-hacks, lvor Grey and Ross Thomas; 'A-irw&rd*^ Tom Deacon fcapt.), Tom Huberts. Main- xvaring. Wewe'jn- T M. Davies ...

... leaves Swansea (Vietfria) 2.10. BRIDGEND V. MORRISTON. MORBISTOX. Back, T. Sanders; th reeifuarter-baeks, T. Davies, Hili, Tom White, and Ross Thomas or Johns; half-backs, Ivor Grey and Tom Harris o> Ross Thomas; forwards, Phi! Owen. Tom Deacon (cspt.), ...

... touch at the home 25 flag. Morriston relieved to the half v.ay. Ross Thomas here passed out to Tom Davies, who passed to Tom White, and he was tackled on the Treorky line. Play continued here for seme time, sad a hard sen as of here for seme time, sad ...

... tackled by ^lf. Lewis. With a loose ftsh the ball again went to Thomas near the line, -md a scram was ordered under the posts. Tom White was here given possession, and ^ith a most dodpv iun removed the .1out of danger. The ball becoming TO T.. MAINWARING. Bancroft ...

... which are now coming on. The three-quarter line played with the greatest dash and debermina.ton. The right wing, where Tom White played a magnificent game was undoubtedly the stronger. Some of White's runs were very brilliant, and he seemed on at least ...

... these disadvantages Conway Rees and his colleagues could do little but they showed what they are capable of, especially Tom White; while on the other side Joe Davies, and Forbes came out well. However, it is perhaps unfair to criticise individuals; and ...

... majority oi a try. Bridgend, however, always die hard, and may be trusted to do some good defensive work to-morrow. Harry Rees, Tom White, om Deacon, and R. G. Edwards are all ahsc. , ...

... they will make things hum on the 'Quins lines The teams are as follows :— MORRISTON. BACK: Dai Jones. THREE-QUAHTER BACKS: Tom White, Harry Rees, Jack Davies, and Dai Arnold. HALF-BACKS: Ross Thomas and Ivor Grey. FORWARDS: R. G. Edwards (capt), R. G. Jones ...

... September 23rd last, when, they defeated thhClmei tea.m,.by a goal and a try. MORRISTON. EACK: Dai Jones. THREE-QUARTER BACKS Tom White, Harry Rees, Jack Davies, and Dai- Arnold. HALF-BACKS: Ross Thomas and Ivor Grey. FORWARDS: RioG. Edwards (capt.), R. G. ...