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... WICK POWELL INJURED. FOUR PLAYERS ORDERED OFF LN N.V. GAME AT ROCHDALE. Rochdale Hornets shared the fate of all other Northern Union clubs except Warrington and York. They were well beaten by a taster and cleverer side. Over! 11,000 spectators. who paid ...
... N.U. ACTIVITY. WICK POWELL AND JERRY SHEA APPROACHED. When some seeks ago it sa s stated in these columns that Northern Union agents wee. after the most prominent players in Welsh football Caswell's departure, unfortunately, proved that this assertion ...
... FOOTBALL TRIAIS. CLUBS AFTER WICK POWELL, PROPOSED THIRD FIFTEEN FOR CARDIFF. ~ With the opening of the football season near at hand Northern Union agerts are again active in South Wales. On Wednes- day evening Wick Powell, the swift Inter- nationa) and ...
... CARDIFF Rink 1.-1. Thomas. D. Abbott. and H. E. Palmer Rink 2.—T. Wonnacott, Wick Powell, W Joce. and A. J. Weeks Rink 3.—S, Smith. R. Poolcy, A. Redslir, and W. Curwen Rink 4.—W. Norman. W. R. Frivk, N. S Dunford, and J. Powell ...
... torwards' were seen to best advantage in the loose. and Beitb led them splendidly. the :-corers for Cardiff were:—Bryant 131. Wick - Powell W. Dan Callan (9). Birch (1).: Brockman II). Arthur Cornish (1), and Dr.' Wallace (IL llttgh Jones dropped a penalty! goal ...
... game. Details:— CARDIFF Rink I.—W. Norman. A. F. Cos, A. Redline. and W. Curwen (skip) .. . 31 Rink 2.—T. Wonnaentt, Wick Powell. T. L. Thomas, and V. S. Danford (skip) Rink 3—E. Jones. C Firowninw, W. R. Frisk, and T. E. Shell (skip) ...
... cross. Also in the photograph are {third from left) Coi. W. D. C. Greenacre, Welsh Guards, and (fourth from right) W. C. (Wick) Powell, Welsh International. ...
... Full-beck: Joe Rees (Swansea). Eight centre: Jerry Shea (Newport). Left centre: Albert Jenkins (I.lanelly). Right wing: Wick Powell (Cardiff). Lett wing: Bryn Evans (LiaiseMy). Inside half: Reeves ((:ross Keys). Outside half: Ben Beynon tilwenses). Forwards: ...
... This offer was declined. Visitors to Cardiff from the Rugby League during the week•end included Buller Sullivan and Wick Powell Wardifft and Johnny Ring tAberavonl, two former Welsh international wing threequarters. EXCELLENT FORM REVEALED BY FRENCHMEN ...
... Annie Powell, Miss Irene Davies, bliss Gwen Snller, and Miss Irene Powell (bridemaids and train bearers). Standing: Mr. Wick Powell (brother of the bridegroom, former Welsh international), the bridegroom and bride, the Rev. D. Evans, and Mr. Fred Sutler ...
... There were about 3,000 spectators present. In conseq uence of being short of a forward Cardii played five threequarters, Wick Powell turning out in the centre. During the first five minutes Charlie Bryant played in the pack. e home team lacked the services ...
... standards. The Whites X'.. certainly ap pear very formidable. ,particularly the three-quarter line, where Jerry Shea and Wick Powell are paired on the right and Albert Jenkins and Bryn Evan% on the left. Tlvu selectors did not take into conbideration the ...