... 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 ...

... He was los big' In the other football code another controversy centred around W. C. ( Wick) POWELL. the magnificentlybuilt Welsh international scrum half. But for quite another reason. By 1930 Pontyclun-born Wick had collected himself 16 Welsh caps ...

... rolled on at full back; Bryn Evans (Llaosliy). on the left wing, has peer; and the It thing that can poaaibiv urged against Wick Powell {who. presumably, will be included in the re-arrangement necessitated the decision Ernie Hammett. Newport, to for England) ...

... international ventre, expected he available; and Cornish, McAuliffe. and Coughlsu are anxious be included in the centre. Wick Powell (who haa been rhoien vice captain) and Nicholae, the international wing, will allocated the whig poaitiona, and Bobby ...

... and A. have agreed so. The following represent the Cardiff Rugby Club against the United Service* to-morrow: W. Affley; Wick Powell, R. A Cornish, Gas Hayes, Trevor Nicholas or W. Mills: T. Dean. Johnny Coghlan; J. Birch, W. Cornish, A. D. Llewellyn, ...

... end a typical Welsh burst ..ne M'versi sent over, and secured he to equalise R.clir* i half »»y p Candler, remained r Wick Powell convert (fame aas a. n. That the old internad.d and rt.ff Pi the •n ...

... they have got their back division into worktn/ crder. And if Wales are really so hard-up for scrum-halves there always Wick'* Powell now .* Saint but playing with aU his old devil! Bristol having made short work ot the giving full Army team a test ...

... operations Northern Upton agent* within the lust few months Those who have turned professionals include the two Welsh wings, 'Wick' Powell . (Cardiff) and Bryn Williams (Llanelfy), aud hi addition those signing include: Thomas O'ont.v-pooJ. formerly Vale, the ...

... W' ick Powell clear, scoring and the posts, and converting tuin.-eif. •; similar movement developed momsnt later, and Wick Powell appeared the corner, but the releree IMr. If' loch, Scotland) disallowed the points presumably thinking Powell had ®°* grounded ...

... and the Has act Wales needy always had it The French defence was hard pressed, but never relaxed its strenuous tackling. Wick Powell eventually got away, and, after .a fine sprint of yards, went over for try, which Uzseli failed to convert. A minute Inter ...

... played unexpected cleverness, particularly art giving the reverse past, and tore* the Cardiff tries were scored the berks. Wick Powell getting two and Charlie Bryant one after a sensational run. W. Jenkins, the old Welsh International for ward, also scored ...

... Committee hsvw selected the following teem to represent Cardiff against Gloucester ,»t Cardiff, on Saturday :—W Cloy: Wick Powell. R. A. Cornish, Gua Hayes. T. Nicholas; T. Dean, Johnnie Coghlanj A. Dalrymple. J. Birch. W. Cornish. Dan Csllan, J Proaeer ...