... Docrows oaniss. It 1. to be regretted that Cardiff will he without the services of Wick Powell, tie o..titain, in the important match With today. Acting under medical Nil ice. Present is biking n rest, cad will probably resume football in time toe the ...

... reasonably sop- DOM that such losses will cripple the Principality in representative tootball. Williams (Lianeily) and Wick Powell (Cardiff) are certain!? men whose services Wales would cat willingly forgo, but neither of them were gnat players, and ...

... their hotel lounge with dashing wing Ronnie Boon on piano and Jack Bassett the captain seated on the floor with scrum half Wick Powell Well our Brilliantined heroes came close We were leading 11-8 with only three minutes to go with the old Cabbage patch bracing ...

... Wild, McLoughlin, Joe Corsi, Join-, Heaton. Kynan HATt. Woods, Bennett, Paddon, F:dwards L. Corsi, Carr and Prince. Wick ' [ Powell did Dot receive one because he did not play ant- of the ties, and the authorities restrict the prr•ontaiitin to such slavers ...

... Mid-week sports teams CRICKET CHURCH LEAGUE DIVISION ONE Hartlepool W.MC. v O.M.S.C Workmen from: Murray, Turner, Aust wick, Powell, Sharp, McEvoy, Wallace, Wallasce, Temple, Robinson, Webster, Leighton, Dixon, McEvoy.—At King George V, Wednesday 6.30 ...

... forwards' were seen to best advantage in the bootie. and }kith led them spleodidly. The scorers for Cardiff were:—Bryant 131. Wick - Powell in. Dan Callan (2). Birch (11, , Broskinan 0), Arthur Cornish (I), and Dr. Wallace (I t. flag\ Jones dropped a penalty ...

... between the two clubs last season when the Services won the game at Herne Hill. Unfortunately the Welshmen will be without ** Wick Powell, the famous Welsh scrum half, and greatest playing exponent of the reverse pass, but they will have a good pack on view ...

... took place at the Cowplain Social Club Mrs. Davis handed the awards to Mesdames Battershill, Bryan, Cooper. Jerram. Ablis, Wick. Powell, Monk, Davis, and Miss Rowley, Messrs. Rees and Kent. The M.C. was Mr. H. J. Cox (President). ...

... arisen so soon atter the warning I uttered on this very matter a week ago. Of course the defection of lickKynan and ''Wick Powell has made a great hole in the club's reserve strength, and the souocr the officials set shout securing the services of a ...

... ball the home side opened cut passing. and Stockwell received on tha wing, beat the opposition by sheer speed. including Wick Powell, and planted a try at the other end. ako added a goal the score at the interval waN five points to three in tavour of Lesda ...

... has selected the following , team to represent Wales against Ireland at Cardiff on March 13 : — Joo Rees ( Swansea . ) Wick Powell ( Cardiff ) , J . P . Jones ( Pontypool ) , Albert Jenkins ( LluueUy ) , and Bryan Williams ( Llanelly . ) Jack Wetter ( ...

... and tear was born by the auto• cratic Scottish Union I Wales first played there in 1926 and lost by eight points to live Wick Powell who gained his first can in that match, had the iifficult task of marking the Scottish flier, lan Smith. ...