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Kidwelly Athletic Sports.
Kidwelly Athletic Sports. The Kidwelly Athletic Sports were resusci- tated this year, and the meeting was held on Saturday the 7th inst. on a field known as Llainau, the use of which had been granted to the promoters by Mr Alfred Stephens, of Broomhill, who also acted as President. Not only did Mr Stephens place the field at t!-e disposal of the committee free of charge, but also lent some horses for haulage of materials and for rolling the track, his generosity bei^ the subject of enthusiastic commendation. The work of preparing the field devolved ,)11 the members of the committee, and exceed- ingly well did they carry out their duties, the cycling track, thanks to the attention bestowed on it by them, being as good as it. could possibly be under the circumstances. The course had beenrailed off, and a splendid view of the various contests could be obtain J In the centre of the field there was a loltv pole on the top of which a large Union Jack floated proudly in the breeze. Encircling the pole there were benches for the accom- modation of the Kid-welly Town Band, which under the leadership of Mr S. B. Evans, dis coursed sweet music at intervals during the afternoon. It was three o'clock, an ho.ir after the advertised time, when the pn gramme was started. Of the five appoint-i Judges, only one, Mr W. D. James, put in n appearance, and the services of Messrs 13. Greenwood and J. H. Elias were enlisted at the last moment. The secretary, Mr J. Morgan, 3, Priory street, and the treasurr, Mr David Conniff, Station road, did th-ir work creditably. Of the committeemen, Messrs J. Morgan and C. R. Lewis had devo- ted much time to the preparation of j.e ground, while valuable assistance had been rendered by P.S. W. James, who with P.C. Davies, Kidwelly, and Rees, Trimsaran, wai in attendance during the proceedings i n Saturday. The officials were: Judges and Committ Messrs A. Stephens, John Thomas, G. E Bowen, H., E. Smart, and W. D. Ja Ujo, starter, Dr Gniffiths; clerks of the i*. urse, Messrs Dl. Meredith, W. Dunn Davies, Dan Jones, C. R. Lewis, Rees Lloyd, and J. Morgan; lap scorer and bellman, Mr J. Stephens; competitors' number steward, Mr E. Rees; field stewards, Messrs T. Lloyd, D. Jones, J. Edwards, and W. Morgan; gatz!- men, Messrs Jas. Palmer and J. Williams
LIST OF EVENTS.
LIST OF EVENTS. Halff Mile Open Scratch Cycle Race—First prize, value £ 2nd, 10s; 3rd, 5s: 1, Jonah Griffiths, Glanasmman 2, John Evans, Pwll; Pwll; 3, Geo. Williams, Trimsaran. 120 Yardfe Open Handicap Fiat Race.— First prize, tl 10s; 2nd, 10s; 3rd, 5s: 1, D. R. Wild, Kidwelly (10 yards); 2, A. J. Davltw Gorseinon (14); 3, T. J. Williams, Llanelly (scr). This was a very well contested even, and the victory of Wild was a very popular one. 120 Yards Flat Race for Boys under lü.- First prize, value 15s; 2nd, 10s; 3rd. 5s: 1, P. Reynolds, Kidwelly (set.); 2, E. R. Grif- fiths, Kidwelly (3); 3, Walt. Davies, Kid- welly (4). Marathon Race.—First prize, value zLl Os (or cash 1:1 Is); 2nd, watch, value 15s, pre- sented 'by the proprietor's of "Ally Sloper's Haif Holiday." Tlitis course was from the field to the Tinplate works, via Water street, returning via Lady street, with two laps to be run on the course. Four competitors started, and three finished in the following order: 1, Dd. T. Lewis, Burry Port; 2. BQ Collins, Burry Port; 3, Ernest Jones. Ani- manford amp. The winner, who finished quite fresh, won easily. Some minutes I elapsed between the appearance of the second and third, but the latter was going as strongly at the finish as at the start, and would :be a formidable rival' in a real Mara- thon race. One Mile Open Handicap Cycle Race.- First prize, value L2; 2nd, 10s; 3rd, 5s: 1, Willie Phillips, Loughor (50 yards); 2, J. Griffiths, Glanamman (20); 3. John Evans. Pwll (10). Long Jump.—First prize, cash 7s 6d; 2nd, 2s 6d: 1, W, W, Jones. Waunyclun. 17ft. 2, T, J, WiUiama, Llanelly, 16ft. lOin. There were no entries for the egg Mid spoon race for ladies. Putting the Weight.—First prize, 7s tid 2nd, 2s 6d: 1, Dd. Williwins, Trimsaran, 31ft. 2in. 2, E. Rees, Kidwelly, OH. 9in, High Jump.—First prize, I0s:; Divided be tween W. AV., Jones and Tom Janes, Wauny- elun. ]Ralf -Milo Cycle Race for Boys under 16. First prize, value 10s; 2nd, 5s; 3rd, 2s 6d: 1, I W. Phillips, Loughor (scr.); 2, 0. J. Stephens Kidwelly (30); 3, W. ç. Jones, Burry Port (40 yards, Obstacle ltace,-Fiiist prize, value 7s tid: 2nd, 5s; 1, D. J. Lewis, Kidwelly 2. Tom Jones, Trimsaran. This provided much amusement. 20 drds Open Scratch Foot Ral'e.i'ift prize, cash Ll 2nd, 10s; 3rd, 5s: 1, Herfoert F. Thomas, Waunarhyyd 2, T. J. Williams, Llanelly; 3, A, J. Davies, Gorseinon. Tug of War (10 aside).—Prize, 10s: Four teams competed, and after an exciting and keen struggle the Trimsaram team, captained j by D. Harries, emerged victors. Climbing the greasy pole; As only three compet,itors entered, the prize of (is was re- duced to 28 (id: 1. Evun Rees, Kidwelly, who showed considerable skill and agility, and w as the only one to reach the dummy prize suspended on the pole. At the conclusion of the programme, Mr W. D. James, who had Avttiked like a Troj:in throughout the afternoon, thanked the spec- tators "Tor their presence. The sports were conducte on a small scale this year, but next year he hoped the would be more important. He feared the committee would find them- selves financially on the wrong side, but t-liut, of course, was not the fault of his hearers. He had done all' he could in his capacity as judge, and he hoped he had given general satisfaction (hear, hear).
Cricket.
Cricket. KIDWELLY V. BUILTH WELLS. Kidwelly played Builth Wells on Tuesday, Aug. 3, winning easily by 97 runs. G. Gra- vell, Elias, D. Dandell Hughes, and D. H. Davies batted well for Kidwelly, Gravell and Elias being very severe in their treatment of the bowling. The feature of the innings was the last wicket stand between G. Gravell and D. Randell Hughes, which realized 78 runs, thus constituting a record in the hU^apy of cricket in Kidwelly. D. H. Davies, G. Ori- vell, and J. H. Elias also owled effectively, disposing of their powerful rivals for 84 runs. The fielding of Kidwelly was the best seen this year, not a single run being given away, while D. J. Thoanas, as wicket keeper, could not 'be improved up, not a ball getting past him. On Wednesday, on the return journey, Pontardulais were met at Pontardulais, and an exciting game ended in a win for Kid- welly by six runs. Kidwelly. J. H. Elias, b L. N. Evans 44 Irving Davies, b L. N. Evans 2 D. H. Davies, b L. N. Evans 18 G. T. Gravelle, not out 83 D. J. Hughes, c Evans, b L. N. Evans 0 J. Watkins, b S. Thomas 4 t). J. Thomas, c atkins, b L. N. Evans. 0 W. Parry, b S. Thomas 0 N. Roderick, c S. Thffmas, b L. N. Evans 1 D. Jones, b S. Thomas D D. R. Hughes, c Wat-kins, b S. Thomas 19 Extras 15 Total 181 Budlth Wells. L. N. Evans, b Gravelle 1 E. V. Watkins, b D. H. Davies ti J. Pugh, Ibw, b D. H. Davies 12 G. C. Evans, b* Gravelle 9 A. R. Evans, b D. H. Davies 37 D. F. H. Williams, b D. H. Davies 4 J. Morgan, b J. H. Elias 4 L. Prosser, 'b J. H. Elias 2 W. Price, b J. H. Elias 0 S. Thomas, not out 3 C. Pritchard, b J. H. Elias 4 Etras 2 Total 81 Pontardulais. S. Ditvies, c Hughes, b D. H. Davies 3 W. J. Harries, b D. H. Davies 4 A. Jones, b G. Gravelle 2 J. Willia ms, b Gravelle I D. Powell, b Elias 12 H. Lloyd, b Gravelle 2 T. Walters, c Gravelie, b Elias i7 T. Harries, b Gravelle 7 R. Griffiths, h Hughes 10 H. Harries, not out 2 L. Jones, b Gravelle 3 Extras 13 Total 76 Kidwelly. J. H. Elias, b Walters 0 D. J. Hughes, c S. Davies, b Walters 0 N. Roderick, b Williams 8 D. H. Davies, run out 1 W. D. Davies, c J. Williams, b Walters. 1 G. T. Gravelle, run out 45 Irving Davies, not out 9 D. R. Hughes, b J. Williams 3 J. Watkins, c Harries, b Lloyd 0 W. Parry, b Williams 2 D. J. Thomas, c Walters, b S. Davies 6 Extras 7 Total 82
Sports at Laugharne.
Sports at Laugharne. The annual sports were held at LJetty'r Llwynog (the Smiths' Arms), Laugharne, on Thursday the 5tfi inst. The weather was ideal, and there was a large attendance. Evidently this annual event is growing. The officials were: President, Mr J. D. Morse, Laugharne; field steward, Capt. Tom Jones, Laugharne; starter. Mr Stephen J. Evans. St Clears; handicappers, Mr Stephen J. Evans and Mr Bert Andrews. Carmarthen judges, Air Tom John. St. Clears; Mr J. Samlet Jones, Mermaid Hotel, St. Clears; and Mr D. T. Davies, St, Clears; secretaries. Mr W. E. Edwards and Mr E. Powell; treasurer, Mr E. A. David. The following were the awards; CLA y PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH. Champion Class: 1. Mr S. J. Evans, St. Clears 2, Mr F C Trevor, Whitland; 3, Mr J. Williams. Carmarthen. Second class: 1. Mr W. Davies. Carmar- Mr G. Williams, Llanelly 3, Mr J. llhams, Carjjiartht»j». ATHLETIC EVENTS. 100. yards handicap foot race for bovs under 12 years of age: 1, E. Edwards. Laugh- arne; 2, B. Phillips, Laugharne; 3, J. E. Rees, St. Clears. 100 yards handicap loot race for boyti under lo \ears of age: 1, Tom Rowlands, Laugh- arne; 2, J. E. Rees, St. Clears; 3, J. Con- stable, Laugharne. .70 yards foot race for ladies, any age: 1, Miss E. Edwards. Laugharne; r, Miss E. Evans, Laugharne; 3. Miss Isaac, Laugh- arne, 100 yards handicap foot race (confined to the district): 1. Ben Williams, St. Clears- 2, G. Saunders, Laugharue; 3, L. Rees, St. Cfears. 100 yards foot race for men over 40 vears I, ;^e • 1> J- Williams, Carmarthen; 2~, J. \\nlianis, St. Clears; 3, J. Evans, Mydnm. Avalkiiig contest: 1, Ben Morgan, Cwm. park, Rhondda Valley. Handicap bicycle race, c-filitilled to the dis- trict 1. E. Williams, Laugharne: 2. W. James. Tavernspite; 3, E. Davies, St. Clears. Wheelbarrow race (blindfolded): 1, Ben Williams, St. Clears j 2, Luther Reeo, St. Clears; 3, J. Johnson. 100 yards open handicap foot rae,¡ 1, Ben Williams, St. Clears; 2. G. Saunders. Laugh- arne; 3, Ben John, Laugharne. ° IJDng jump: 1.. —. Atkins., Narberth 2. J. Brigstocke, St. Clears. Weight putting: 1. Atkins, Narberth; 2, Lu thr -Rees, St. Clears. } High pole jump: 1, J. Biigstocke, St. Clears; 2, T. Harries, Mydrim. Ihree-legged race: 1. Williams and S.'tin- Jl lm UU'J G-iffiths; 3, levies and Will rajUS,