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FOOTBALL. CORWEN v. BALA PRESS. One newspaper remarked last week that Bala and Corwen were old rivals. So it proved on Saturday, when Bala Press were conveyed in n special train to contsst Corwen in the third round for the Welsh Amateur Cup. Grp, t interest was t,ken in this raatch bv Plllover8 ■ f the leather in both towns, gnd About 70 or more supporters from Bala followed the Press to Corwen. Wo had our doubts who would ■win, HS there were rumours float that Corwen were like y to present a strong tewrn ou the field. The we therw-is all that could be desired, with the ex- ception that a very strong wind prevailed. The vis- itors won the toss, Hud as usual decided to plav with the wind in their favour. As soon as the kick-off was given it was noticed that the rumour of the homester's splendid condition and strength was no iuie boast. They started "8; 1. and were several times, though fighting against a terrible wind, in close proximity to the homester's goal; but Parry, JJoberts and Davies were there to see that they did not come too close. A little midfield play was then indulged in, followed by a rush by Bala towards their opponents' goal; Tom Hughes, the visitor's outside right, sent a terrific shot towards goal, but the home custodian felt quite happy there and cleared with his fists. Corwen followed the ball and pressed "rather heavily, but were repulsed several times, lewis, Williams, and Davies, of the visitor's, proving themselves equal to the occasion. MallY opportunit- ies of scoring were given on both sides, but they proved futile. The ball, after some play in front of the visitor's goal, was sent by their defence towards the Corwen goal, when Tom Hughes, with a cliuk- jIJg" shot, scored the first goal for Bala. This was received with loud, continued cheeis. Corwen then played with a dash, and showed some plucky spirit. It was not long, however, before Dick Evans, the visitor's gallant captain, got the leather, and with one of his famous shots, notched the second goal for bis side. Shortly after the whistle sounded for half time, when Bala were leading by 2 goals to nil. On resuming play, Corweu's spirit, in spite of the goals against them, did not droop, and they plaved a plucky game. Baht were now in high spirits- The two goals scored bad given them hope. and another thing—they were now placing against the wind, which is their safeguard. We cannot say that Cor- wen played so well during this half as the first, but they managed to score their first goal amidst much enthnsi-'sm. When this peal was cQred Bala were seen t" fight as for their very livest, prevent another, Edwords. Leiry and Lfoy plaving os well as coulct bedt.sir-'d, i.eary scoring the third for Bala within a few mnwtes of time bjn,, up. When the whistle sounded the Baigit.-S cheered and cheered, and the Press were escorted to the town amidst the greatest enthusiasm. We admit that both teams were in fine. for and we have never before s-en such good play by UprwnD. They Luve showed spirit Hui en. ergy well worth seeing nnd this match, we feel sure, was the best ever plaved on Tvnddol Park. We must also admit. otl mO't: capable to judge "have admitted, that belter t,dJm won. Every possible fairness w.ts -riv n t> both teams by the referee, Mr Arthcr of Wrexlntn. On the arrival of the train at Bala on Saturday it vas met at the station by a vast crowd, and the team was escort,et through the street, the crowd singing, "Hurrah lor the Bala Press." They deserved it.

LLANUWCHLLYN LLENYDDOL. —1 Deall-.i fod cymdeithas I pobl icuainc yr Annibynwyr yn dechrcu par- ato, at eu cyfarfod llenyddol blynycHol, a .g^nhtliT ddydd Gwener yGroglith. Diameu y'bydd hwn cystal, os nad gwell, na'r lletil. y'bydd hwn cystal, os nad gwell, na'r lletil.

CARROG. MARWOLAETH.- Y mae genym y gorchwyl prudd- aidd o gofnodi marwolaeth Mrs. Price, gwraig y di- weddar Mr. Hugh Price, Y frelin. Bu farw oddeutu 4 o'r gloch prydnawn Sid, ar 01 hir gystudd. Cymer y claddedigaetli le heddyw (Mercher), yn mynwent y Bedyddwyr. Cydymdeimlir yn lawi a'r teulu yn eu profedigaeth.

LLjN[)()ERFEI Tyr.- ,4noiby' di- 2incyr Dun Cymdeithas Pobl feufn.cho& "jf cobef^ Cynhaliwyd y cyfarfod weddaf dan lywyddi»e^ rjl3glei1 » pryd yr aed ymlaeu gy brif —Ton gynulleidtaol yna ae ■ gao 1 Amen," gan y Uy^, waith y cyfarfod, se^ v ,^yd 0 tad ai gan y fain y ?«» H }C 0 tfurfiad cymeriad Ple^Aarrfs> blaid y fam gan Miss joneS» f$$ I,laid y tad gan Mv fT »V Siaradwyd ;yn mheU^|iliaIIis, Gr|, Ac ° Kate Davies, Evan WiU Pt![Bpil1r erts, Gwilym Derfel, a blaid y tad gan ^a?|ie-o0berts> ar erts, Evan Roberts, ^rds f ? Cafwyd gair gan Wm- t fsvy^ f achos. Pleidleisiwyd a c d cftxl afrif o ochr y tad. dda.-GoH.

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-m' LEIIPWL. EISTEDDFOD Y 1 EMLWYR DA.-GJ n y bydd prinder gofod arnoch yr wythnos hon, rhoddaf grynhodeb o'r Eisteddfod uchod. Cynhaliwyd hi fel arfer yn Hope Hall ddydd Gwener. Cadeirydd cyfarfod y prydnawn, John Morris, Ysw., C.C. cyfarfod y nos, Robert Roberts, Ysw. Enillwyd y gwobrau fel y canlyn-Cor plant, cor R T. Edwards, Everton village unawd Soprano. Miss Mary Davies, Abergele; unawd Tenor, Gutyn Eifion; awdl y gadair, Gwilym Morgan, BI. Ffestiniog parti o 16, "Y seren unig," Mr W. C. Williams, Glyndyfrdwy, a'i barti; uti- lawd Bass, Mr R. Brothen Jones adroddiad, "Ciomwel' W. Edwards, Cefn Mawr; deu- awd, Tenor a Bass, Gutyn Eifion a Brothen Jones y brif gystad euaeth g>»rawl, "Cydgan y pererinion," goreu cor NiTItiie ail, Llan- iwst. Yn nghyngherdd yr hwyr gwasanaeth- wyd gan Miss Laura Evans, Miss Gertrude Hughes, Mr Mansell Lewis, a Mr Gwilym Richards. GWYLFRO.

CER RIG-Y-DRUI DION. Y mae Mr. Alex. Cross, y boneddwr ieuanc a charedig o Rainhill, ac sydd erbyn hyn wedi cartrefu yn y wlad yma, eto eleni wedi cofio amy tlawd. Pwrcasodd yr eidion brasaf a allai ei gael yn y wlad, a rhanodd ef, yn gyn- taf i'r rhai oedd yn derbyn cynorthwy plwyfol, ac wedyn i'r dosbarth gweithiol, telly fe dder- byniodd dros ddau cant (200)0 benau teulu- oedd y rhodd werthfawr. Yr oedd yr eidion wedi cael ei besgi gan Mr. W. Hugh Jones, el Plasiolyn, am yr hwn y derbyniodd Mr. Jones y wobr fiaenaf yn Arddangosfa Amaethyddol Edeyrnion, 1902, ac yr oedd y goreu o'r anifeiliaid hardd oedd gan Mr. John Jones, y cigydd llwyddianus o Cerrigydruidion. Gellir dweyd yn y fan hon fod holl gig a chig eid- ionau oedd gan Mr John Jones yn Arddan- gosfa gigyddol Cerrig y ffair ddiweddaf wedi derbyn y gwobrwyon blaenaf, felly fe aeth Mr Cross at y cigydd uchod, a phrynodd yr eidion goreu oedd ganddo, ac y mae yn haeddu y ganmoliaeth uchaf am hyny, ac am roddi cig gwertb ei gael. Fe safodd Mr a Mrs Cross yn y lie yr holl amser i arolygu y gweithrediadau, yn caei eu cynorthwyo gan Mr, T. Valters. Yr oedd yr ohvg siriol oedd arnyut yn cael ei edmygu gan y rhai oedd yn bresenoJ. Yn nghwrs yr ychydig eiriau dy- wedodd Mr Cross y gobeithiai y byddai i bawb dderbyn y rhoddion yn yr un ysbryd ac yr oedd efe yn eu rhoddi, sef gyda chalon lawen, ac addawai barhau i ranu i bobl Cerrig tra byddai byw. Dyma y ffordd i foneddigion y wlad i fwynhau gwyliau llawen, sef y syniad hapus eu bod wedi bod yn foddion i wneyd eraill yn hapus, a bod canoedd o bobl yn eu bendithio ar ddydd Nadolig, a'u boc-I wedi cael y fraint o fod yn offerynau yn Haw Duw i drugarhau wrth y tlawd. Gwyn ei fyd a ystyria wrth y tliawd." Dymuniad pawb yw Blwyddyn Newydd Dda a Rawer o honynt i Mr. a Mrs. Cross. Rhanwyd y cig gan Mr John Jones, Cigydd, a Mr Michael Jonesi gynorthwywr, Gw!edd.- Y mae Mr T.J.Freme,Glanceirw, hefyd wedi rhoddi gwledd i tua ugain o hen bob], dydd Nadolig. Y mae Mr. Freme n gwneyd hyn bob blwyddyn, ac yr oedd yr hen bobl yn llawen wrth ben y danteithion blasus oedd wedi eu paratoi gan Mr Pany, Queens, Cerrigydruidion. Y mae Mr Fienie yn cadw arfenad ei ddiwediar dad i Iyny, a hanes y teu!u hwn eto ydyw eu bod yn truearhau wrth y t!awd. A. da yw gweled boneddigion ieuainc ein gwlad yn dilyn esiampl hen deu- luoedd Cymreig, yn neillduol ar yr adeg hon o'r flwyddyn. Dymuniad y wlad yw Blwyddyn Newydd dda a llawer o honynt i Mr a Mrs Freme.—GOHEBYDD.