... 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 ...

... Bangor Athletic. 3 Rhyl Athletic For this match there were three in the Bangor team which ithyl • month ago; Hayward vim Bryn Janes between the sticks, while W Rees Jones the gap in the full.back line, substituting Jack Locke, who is in the Carnarvonshire ...

... ATHLETICS Track and field wins ...

... ATHLETIC. CIII.IITIM CKAUTIOPEZIP. —TM aimed I.w the Netsorial Cress-Cesetry Champkioship held a 114 mites course arranged the Oadby at Leicester. Where were 113 %Webb Ka the South Lesithwi lisrriers) wily is 41/Imie. 45 4 50. Aabtan et Slaked Ranieri% ...

... ATHLETICS. AMATEUR ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS. - At Scam.. ford Bridge, London, on Saturday, the racing was of the finest. The entries, numbering 180, were of an excellent character, all the pick of the athletic world competing. Results ;—Mile: H. Welsh (Watson's ...

... ATHLETICS. Tuz BOOTTLI H —Throe thousand spectators were present at Stamford Bricta nd rhere th* 19th annual Scottish (lathering was Saturday. The programme, in addition be as many as 16 athletic and cycling events, competitions in Highland dancing, and ...

... 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 ...

... ATHLETICS. SCRKI,V WALKINit CLUIL —There were 15 competitors for the surrey Walking Cluh's 18 Miles Walking Handicap at Croydon on Saturday. H. F. Otvray, 311 minutes start, won first prize by about 500 yards from T. S. Nash, minutes start, he time of ...

... ATHLETICS. OXFORD AND CA M DG E CO C WIRY --Judging from the. meagre attendance at Roehampton on Saturday very little outside interest was taken in the cross-country race between the representatives of Oxford and Cambridge. The contest was practically ...