... ATHLETICS In athletics the squadron have held on to their reputation. At Cosford in the Wales A.T.C. Athletics, the squadron relinquished its senior and aggregate trophies to the MynYdd Mawr Squadron from South Wales. The junior teem, however, regained ...

... Athletics MEMBERSHIP of Mitts Athletic Club, Colwyn Bay, has grown to 92 in two years, and this was described by the secretary, Mr. C. Howard Williams, as remarkable at the annual meeting on Thursday. He said there were 19 senior athletic members, 85 ...

... Athletics Discussed at a meeting at Connah's Quay sports centre tomorrow night will be the poesibility of forming an athletics club. Welsh bid for Davis Cup spot NORTH WALES tennis Pointing out that they have and urged all North Walesan amendment rule ...

... Athletics FOR the fifth time in the past six years, Hiraethog house took the inter-house trophy at Llanrwst Grammar School's annual sports. It was a runaway win. Hiraethog totalling 520 points against 394 scored by their nearest opponents, Geirionnydd ...

... ATHLETICS Track and field wins ...

... ATHLETICS While at Oxford Mr. Watkinson was treasurer of the John Wes e y Society, represented university tea rn s in some branches of athletics, notably cross-country and relays, and played tennis for his college first team. He has since been secretary ...

... They are 'star' athletes GIRLS of John Bright. Llandudno's comprehensive fiction!, have pads their mark in this Amateur Athletic Star Award Scheme, and wing the term just ended the, rained over 365 star awards. Th e sehente is organised in the Imes of ...

... a happy augury that the opening event was the holding on the new track of the first North Wales District Athletic Championships and that athletes —men and women—of international reputation. including John Disley. the Welsh senior mile champion (he broke ...

... ATHLETIC PROWM At the Math annual national county championship meehng of the Welsh Sacondary Schools A.A.A. at Swansea on Saturday, Ivy Parry, 14 years old daughter of Mr. and Mrs . . 3. L. Parry, of Pengirth, Conway. was equal second In the junior girls' ...

... ATHLETE. AUTHOR In his time he was a good all-round athlete, and after representing Friars School, l Bangor. at association football and cricket. he played for several North Wales clubs at both games. He was a keen archeologist and antiquary, and wrote ...

... AID FOR ATHLETICS The North Wales Amateur Athletic Association asked the council if they would consider granting some form of financial assistance towards the cost of the association's activities. The borough treasurer and entertainmentg manage informed ...

... ATHLETIC MEETINGS The council had before them a request from the North Wales District Amateur Athletic Association for the free use of the Eirias Park arena for the holding of athletic meetings. Councillor S. J. M. Fisher asked for an assurance that the ...