... For the past 12 or 13 years Mr. James bus been associated oath Aberavon football; indeed the oresent high standard of the Rugby mune not • little to Mr. 'James's indefatioble edam. The presentation. which sas made by the Mayor, took tho form or • gold-mounted ...

... condition WI he Ss expected to succumb. Stern to i i o bout wry excited. and repruals. FATAL FOOTBALL ACCIDINZ football sea el Rugby footban Ual m. ww•W epe twerity•.li. fotw i rdlC • st Bath. b.t.. thPartanowlik end won after the of the Nelda. Within minutes ...

... dovativfie.l nuth ho nage.. The defence •av that the defendant did out turn up beeauve hr •as had. He nun hoed BA. Mr. T. J. Rugby, appeared for the priorratios. ASSAI:LT AT BRIDGEND. Frank Richards ea. to 10 iroprio.nment for assaulting William Onto at ...

... Boat Goalies —J. H. John.,lsm Lm.—5., ll.Fmt.oher Rye—Cola/4 A. M. Itoskied rlsnoicksbire —l'. A. Nowaigats I Tantworth A. Rugby—J. C. Grant . . • I —Col. E. 141.25 e I Weatehorelsed— K& —)6j Begot Wlltaliin Cl•lpperbam—SirJ.Dielmaritrair ...

... . 01 the Irl t• Orphism! sere but so sere Ilsesteg ho through lb. /.1 I.ohe Jl/13 th. pork. Bridgetol a awry 111.1014% of Rugby football. the be-t nen Ito their .ole at half.hark Due kfiehl tool Pratt at reef', at. for the other. •ell the h.. 0 raal the ...

... of • .4.. IA 1, trato to his bar.. Ho, oat.. .1 lit Jie 'rain throe nit.. after it hot o. to nter•froytina, 0a11 by • Rugby foutball.playor. 11;obor.l. that Ohl.as it fropiestly hot.oord ihot Una vot• Imbue from the to the in as..d, sod Sot. to tuplitre ...

... LATII R. grate taken 'dare. The Id s Journeyed to Yeayboat a'r Ogwy Si. to rooclustotta the redoubtable Schofield Brugade a Rugby Youths.tiers. rn• mutteh was looked •4 • - sure thing for the BridgelA boys. that would register TWAU.) sot of the The Ogmore ...

... la paid atu Court • nes So ma lasi, thee Hare I ma ea • Ws ewe el 11•1101. —Ho rot I NT: I Mob Is smell pm be Imy atter *I rugby. : Ak-7eb-4,4--br—i• err el War 1 main es ib adverb ! ...

... sounded time. Final wore Mamie,. I goal I try: Treherbert. nil. g.me, although sot by any mean. • brilliant exhibition of Rugby football, was the beat game. I seen the Quinn' play this ammo. Several changes had been made in the composition of the team ...

... last year shen he proposed the he Skopper Howe. do not allow anyone to plav sound or , behind nolesa he has • notion Of the Rugby I li.iirman said that if the shims was game. It seems the two played half last up and there was • credit balance he . Saturday ...

... Thomas got right ariiiiii•! the he no- called final M Ore I.l.inells. 2 goals. 1 Nb.ie g nil. The came • a-- a fi.oe of rugby It lull marred 1., the offi,h-oe— the referee. .lased • champion amp at full (lid :ill the three.i.rter, indeod. ery one of ...

... retain the Prime Ili Wales Hotel as the headquarters the club. The mart-tam and treAsurer sere appointed delegates to the Welsh Rugby Union meeting tant s and Mr. T. Edwards was elected repre.eut the on the rommittee the 31.1-I;:tainorgan League a hich it anc ...