... : MORRISTON THEM hABERT Thom wm only a formal for Jake.. had already oat in. Morriaton secured a minor at the 'tart, and Tom White, promptly o ailing down • Trelserbert no. who attempted to run out. kick, was indirectly the of addition of anothar. A free ...

... H. and D. Arnold to dubs, on the Kerrigan ground. ou The Fame wm Let exciting, lemma Waymg very determinedly throughout. Tom White, the skipper, soared a try, which was sot eonvetted. Final .sun: Lleammalet, 1 try 2 •inenl ; Britaania 'Qaine, 1 miser. ...

... stertod--twk their in front of the more. 'they ware streno to to oitia:ba matters, but the ana warr too • defeats for than to Tom White mak bio mark, and ''t N Aran' made a good M goal. The met wurthe incident Gwynn the Lad. It, was in hi. twoty. Eve be ght ...

... ho half Ca, uninteresting from a ppectstor'• point of view, no fewer thin three tint.' being registered for the home by Tom White and Jack Thomas. Tie atraigera for once penned the tstim on the line and E. Grey had to concede a minor. When the whistle ...

... the ground. From the conning D. for the home team, bad the hall, and was making tracks for hi. hue when he brought down by Tom White. The liansamlet forwards, headed by Ben Roberto, came sway with a etrong dribble to the line, the hall eventually going into ...

... tifteeno ounstituted m — leek Attu. Mow.. T. Thee, quarter N. W. Diego . .Jere Edwards Tbreeouarter J. Drliseoll . Tom White Three !owes L. 'fhlseen • Three quart.,. T. Wi11i0n0.. Mullienmho Half hook E. Elliott Mose 'I horns. Half back T Ivor ...

... . loon.. mmiii .1. It. Enintetas famous . seirnaile. hith wn.a aineher t rea t, 'There was another tronsinobius hit -- Tom . White and hi. half-dozen little policemen - i kilt an hoar of rattling jokea with an etliiliition of precocity that 'alarminiz ...

... thipper, ft. G. Edward• will Ire up for snob, long spell, the team will probably be : • back, loom. Saunders; threes quarters, Tom. White, Tom. Davies, Itoes and .1. Hill; halfoloocks, Grey sot nom.; forwards, Torn. Deacon (Cart. k, Robrits, T. M. Davies, W ...

... caeght on wonderfully d with twin bosses : ton with their ' smart patter and fOrq were meshed .bout ti.,l!.•.dosto Of mune. Tom White ; tremeadmudy tromessful. and of the troupe acquitted es captady with geed A turn to be bracketed top with the wee that givec ...

... bring formed in front of the goal. aft,-, that play en removed I. lint. phi ' tinned for a fel/ rnionno, Rem kicked to Tom White, who picked up, and, el inlitig his folleerre, mond. Smieden 'lea in converting frem a very difficult From the kick out, ...

... Bridgead with otdy 14 Met.. them sufficient to expect a sone. Moverstes.-13ack, J. thnit-qoarter bubo, Jerk Davies. limey Rees, Tom White, it. Arnold.(lM) and Er. Thomas: forwards, H. Edwards tispraio', T. Roberts, R. Joan. I). Fisher, W. Morgsu, Davies. It. ...

... and *ant the Another through * after. A mull the . . . . . . hack had Ilforreiton vedting After a scrums had taken here. Tom White gnt the ball and kicked. It grounded the he& and in the soetveding for it Dai was foremen* end he unmet The plow luck vrea ...