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... none too well in this department. It wad Daly the good defence of the Moen. aeon three-quartets that kept the Neore No low. Reg. Jones, whose return to Tredegar from Pontypool has been hailed with delight. played a fine game for the winners, and with his ...
... LUCKY. CHUM ACRE.FAIR Chirk, playing at home, were lucky to draw with Atvefair. They scored their ego lising goal through Reg Jones, who had all the luck on his side. The visitors scored catty on through Roberts, and they had ample oMmrtuttities winning ...
... however, with • good scoring chance in front of him. Reg. Jones happened to be near, and took the ball on. With Beynon en his ri;ht. unmarked, a score could not have been prevented had Reg. Jones crossed the ball, but he was probably unaware of his ...
... attendance at the Evers field Hall, Bishop's Cleeve, on Wednesday for a dance arranged Hawks Motor Club and for which Mr. Reg Jones acted as M.C. Music was provided by the Rhythmic Revels, and spot prizes were won by Mr. Wilson and Miss Can* an Mr. Hill ...
... GRAND DANCE on Friday, April 28, 8 to 12 p.m. in St. Michael's Hall, Coppenhall REG. JONES AND HIS PLAYERS. M.C.- Mr. NORMAN STONES. Tickets . 2s. 6d. each. Oldtime and Modern Dances. LUCKY SPOT PRIZES. clO4 RATIGAN'S STUDIO DE LUXE MILL STREET, CREWE ...
... Shrewsbury forwards. He got through the Rhos defence with a clever solo run but Matthias saved his shot in smart fashion. Reg Jones had hard lines at the other end. Billy Edwards opened the Rhos score, one of the Shrewsbury handled the ball, and all expected ...
... an SUNDAY, lit MAY, Preacher: REV. E. BUCKLEY, BA. (Nelson).' Morning 10-30. EvenMg 6-30. MUSICAL SERVICE at 2-30. Mr. Reg. Jones. B.Sc., of St. Albans. will preside. Services continued MONDAY, May 2, at 7 p.m. Chairman: Mrs. W. W. Hodgkison, BA. Your ...
... WRITERS IN THE COUNTY. COPYRIGHT ARTICLES BY TOM NAISBY (LEEDS CITY), T. THORPE (BARNSLEY), GEO. ROBINSON (BRADFORD C.), REG. JONES (LEEDS), b. WILKINSON (SHEFFIELD U.), W. ANDERSON (ULL), D. GURDON (HULL CITY), A. RIGG (BRADFORD, LATE HALIFAX) “FLANEUR ...
... and Coun. W. E. Hardwick. Lighting Offinos.—Frederick Edwards, Aberbeeg, was ordered to pay Os., on the evidence of P.c. Reg. Jones, for driving a motor cycle without proper lights. Misbehaviour. Clarence Thomas, Garden City, Ebbw Vale, and Ivor Purnell ...
... minute. Williams equalised for Shrewsbury. Rhos in the sawed half monopolised the play. but they were unlucky near goal. Reg. Jones failed to convert a penalty. Humphreys, the Shrewsbury custodian, was the star player, end without doubt saved Shrewsbury ...
... goals to tat. Alleeystwyth was represented Lumley : Aeron Thomas. H.,rolsl -Tones: F. ). Dement. 0. Richards (rapt. t. W. Reg. -Jones. Oswald Jones. W. H. HaPara, E. flamer. Referee. Mr. C. C. Grease. Machynlleth. ABERYSTWYTH VOLLFGE r. ILL AN. IDLOES. _ ...
... attendance at the Kyersfield Hall, Bishop's Cleeve, last Aighl for a dance arranged bv the Hawks Motor Club and for which Mr. Reg Jones acted a« Music was provided by the Rhythmic Revels, and spot prizes were won by Mr. Wilson and Miss Carr and Mr. Hill and ...