... WATCH THESE A team I almost overlooked are Swinton. Under the guidance of Dai Moses, ...

... Ex-playors And surely there is room for the opinions of former stars like Gus Risman. Stuart Llewellyn. Dai Jenkins, Dai Moses. Stan Owen and Billy Boston. What a great bunch of enthusiasts to get together and sort a team out. If any ;nlarnational match ...

... styles of play not generally associated with the ordinary League matches. Such players I ace in mind are Albert Blan and Dai Moses of Swinton. Derek Turner and Jack 4 Wakede:d Trinity and Johnny Whitely and Tomrr.y Harris of Hull. to mention just a few ...

... the play of the Salford Reds since Gus Altman came back to take them under his wing. City will not have to contend with Dai Moses, who absent because of attending his sister's wedding. Knotty Ash supporters cannot complain that they are not being offered ...

... Salford discard. Now Swinton have his brother Dail Moses, another Salford discard.' And Widnes were the first to say that Dai Moses was the best forward on Swinton side. Swinton have trained very hard on the strength of their ate improvement last season ...

... season without being beaten In a League game? I'll bet they cannot remember at Station Road. They tell me that Salford's Dai Moses has made a world of difference to the Lions' pack and with their backs coming along nice:y. Swinton are look:ng for scalps ...

... NOSES COMES SACK Dai Moses. who has been out of tie game because he refused to play in A team football and then changed his mind. Is included in the provisional forwards selected for Salford's match at St Helens. Either Hartley or Duffy will be loose ...

... battle with neither able to claim the advantage in attack and with both defences in top form it needed a long touch kick by Dai Moses to put Swinton in an attacking position. There were plenty of good passing movements but Swinton kept the ball too close ...

... goal. Half-time.—Salford 3 pts.. St. Helens 2 pts. Lowe caught the Salford defence out of position with nice kicking and Dai Moses was penalised for ' using a colleague to try to beat McCormick. Stott's shot for goal was outside. Hawkins took a high ball ...

... and, giving Brian Bevan a perfect pass sent the Australian galloping over for a try behind the posts, which Bath improved. Dai Moses intercejegcl a pass to score Salford's fourth try. J. Davies getting the goal p ints . Immediately afterwards. Bat scored ...

... battle with neither able to e.aim the advan!tage in attack and with both defences in top form ft needed la long touch kick by Dai Moses I to put Swinton in an attacking pos ition. There were plenty of good passing movements but Swin- Iton kept the ball too ...

... when facing Flavell. pulling and late cutting him for boundaries. St. Helens kicked off. but Wales made the first threat. Dai Moses weaving his way through to within 10 yards of the 23. but Robbins knocked on with the line open. Then Smith made a determined ...