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 I SATURDAY S CRICKET I RESULTS GF LOCAL GAMES I St. Jude's (Swansea) 54, 'Eagle (Neath) 68. ST., JOHN'S (SKEWEN) v, NEATH I CHURCH CLUB. St. John's, 57; Neath Church, 38. K!NGSBRIDGE II. v. BURRYPORT II. Played at Burryport. Burrypori 27 ail out; Kingsbridge, 57 for 7. SWANSEA II. v. GOWERTON. Swansea H., -221 for six rackets; Gowertou, IU) all out. Swansea II won by four wickets and 102 runs. ST. CATHERINE'S .NEATH) v, ST. JOHNS I I. (SKEWEN). At Xoat-h on Saturday, St. Catherine's C.C. defeated St. John's 11. (Skewen) by 43 runs. For the victors L. V enables was top scorer with 31, the total score bemg ,<X.), St. John's replied with 13. L. Standfast took six wickets for 9 runs, and r'. Jenkins tour wickets for 4 run&. KINGSBRIDGE v. BURRYPORT. Played at Gorseinon., Kingshridge.—W. Ellis 7, E. Jenkins 8, I W. II. Davies 9, Emryn Jenkins 1. S. Wul-1 ters 2, Ted Waiters (not out) 16, Emlyn Penry 6, extras 9; total, &3. BurryporL—Rowtands C. Thomas 0 J• Cornell 1, J. Davies U, Thaekcr 0, W. Thomas 1, T. G. Davies 0, Woolford 0, D. L. Morris 2, D. J. Davies IG, Ivor Davies (not out) 0, extras 2; total,'26. SWANSEA GRAMMAR SCHOOL v. GOWERTON COUNTY SCHOOL. On Saturday the Swansea Grammar School Cricket Club journeyed to Gower- ton to play the boys of the Gowerton County School. The rivalry betweei,7 these two clubs has always been of the kpcn?t ifi-escription, and this match was no exoep. j tion. The Grammarians on Saturday. however, won by the narrow margin f i two runs, the scores being:—Swansea Grammar School, 51; Gowerton Couiitv School. i9. For the winners G. L. Boyle was top scorer with 22. I BRITONFERRY STEELWORKS v. J. D. DAVIES' (NEATH) TEAM. J. D. .hi. hreethv. b Cooper, 1; D. J. Davios, b Yates, 3; Dr. G. Thomas, b James, 55; J. D. Davies, b Bates, 2; D. Reason, c Webb, b co oper, 2o; A. Henshaw, run out, 0; D J. Jones, b James, 1; D. J. Thomas, b Cooper, 1; Cpl. Perry, c James, b Cooper, 6; T. Davies, c Webb, b Cooper, 4; W. Prosseiv not out, 11; extras 10. Total 119. Cooper took four wickets for,47; Bates, two for 43; James, three for 19. ft Britonferry Steelworks.—W. Thomas, Britonforry Steelworks.-W. .rhomas, b Reason, 10.5; Webb, b Free?v Bates, lb ?6' b Henshaw, 47; E Cooper, not out, 6; J. Y. Richards, b Reas0u, 0; extras 8. Total (for 4 wkts), 174. PORT TALBOT STEELWORKS v. GOWERTON. Port Tal-bot Stt-elroilis.-S. James, h Crocomhe, 1; J. Leyshon, run out, 11; G. Groves, c Rowlands, b Morgan, 36; O. Cartill, c G. Davies, b Howell, it; W. Chatfield, run out, 2; J. Daries, b T. Mor- gan, 20: H. Richardson, c and b Crocombe, t; D. Williams, c Enm-, b Crooombe, 15; W. Vsughan, b Crooombe, 0; T. Sinims. h T. Morgan, 1; C. Angus, not out, 5; extras, 15; totll, 121. » Gowerlon.—A. Peters, lbw, b J. Davies, 7; W. R. Row- lands, c J. Davies, b J. Leyshon, 5; W. Francis, c. Jam, b Leyshon, 8; G. Davies. hit wicket, b J. Davies, 11: S. Whit. not. out, 6: T. Morgan, not out, 6; extras, 3; total (for 5 wkts.), 59. RAVENHILL v. GORSEINON. Gorseinon.—G. Thomas, c R. Morris, b D. Moris, 10; W. Evans, b R. Andrews, j 2, F. Bridgwater, Ibw, b W. G. R John,! 40; Ivor Phillips, b D. Morris, 0; B. Red- more, b R. Andrews, 5; D. H. Rees, b R. Andrews, 5; E. Thomas, c W. J. Hughes. b C. Davies, 18; W. Thomas, b W. G. H. John, G; J. F. Meek, lbw, b D. Morris, 5; D. J. Jones, b D. Morris, 0; n. Davies, i not out, 3; extras. 2: total, 96. RavenhiiL-W. G. R. John, b W. Enns. 0; H. Price, b W. Evans, 4; C. Davies, lbw. b D. Rees. 8; W. Samul, run out. 0; R Evans, b W. Evans, 0; W. J. Hushes, b F. Bridwgater, 6; D. Morris, c B. Hed. more, b W. Evans, 1; R. Owen, b F- Bridgwater, 2; R. Morris, run out, 2; R. Andrews, b F. Bridgwater, 2; G. Par- cell, not out, 0; extras, 0; total, 25. HENDY II. v. SKEWEN LILYWHITES Played at Skewen. Scores:— Hendy II.—J. S. Evans, c Etowen, b Richards, 0; J. J. Jones, b Russen, 0; S- Morgan, b Richards, 4; S. Jones, b Rusaen, 0; B. Hincock. c Bowen, b Rich- ards, 1; J. Rees, b Richards, 0; R. Thomas, c Russ^n, b Richards, 0; I. Davies, c Bowen, b Richards. 0; J. Davies, c Bowen, b Richards, 0; W. J. Jones, b Richards, 5; A. Woolridge, not out, 2; extras, 1; tottil, 14. Richards' average was eight wickets for thre? ruBs. b Skewen LHywhites.—D. Roberts, b Jcn?. 17; J. Jones, h Joues. 1; E. Da\-i<?. run out, 0; Tom Rj('har, b Jon?. 7: I I. Bowen. c J. Daviee. b Jones, rt; A. Haines, c Woolridge, b Thomes. 0; E. H. Clement, c Thomas, b Jones, 2; extras. 0; total (for 7 wkts.),.27. LLANDOVERY COLLEGE BEAT ST. DAVID'S COLLEGE. At Llajidovery. St. David's Collie: 1. Thomas, b Llaw- YJ), 11; Chapman, run out, 4.9; 1. Evans, b LIewcEyn, 3; Toomey et Brase, b Llew- ellyn, 8; J. B. Thomas, b Llewellyn, 7; D. R. Evans, b T>Ierwellyii, 7; D. Bartlett, lbw, h Rahmathulah, 2; Olive, b Rahma- thulah, 0; Sims, b Rahmathulah, 0; T. V. Lloyd, n ot out, 5; B. S. Jnn.-?6, b R.ahma- thuCah. 0; extras, 13-tot.al, 105. Llandovery College: P. Thomas, c Thomas, b D. R .Evans, 13; B6. c and I b Toomey, 9; Gwynne, b D. R. Evans, 32; D. R. Phillips, b D. R. EvaiM, ù8; R. M. WiLUM?. o D R. Evam, O W. M. Wil- ? Uajus. b D. R. Ev?M, 0: R. E. I, ?c Thomas b Evans, 12; J. Uewollyn, c Olive, b Lloyd, 31: Pritcha,rd, lbw, b Toomey, 9; Rahmathulah, lbw, b I. Thomas, 2; Reed, not out, 25; extras, 3.— Total, 174. CARMEL (MORRISTON) v. MANNES- MANN. Played at the Morriston New Park. Scores: Mannesmann.—W. J. Griffiths, st Richards, b B. Daides, 3; R. Demery, c and b B. Davies, 2; W. B. Mayberry, c Rees, b B. Davies, 8; C. Thomas, b D. Jones, 0; J. R. Fowler, b B. Davies, 6; D. L. Thomas, b D. Jones, 12; J. Powell, c Jones, b B. Davies, 3; E. Thomas, c Darier, b Ted Davies. 2; W. Allen, c Rees, b W. Jones, 0; W. Phit- lips, b T. Davies, 0; D. Powell, not out, 1; extras 1. Total 33. Carmel.-W. Phillips, b Demery, 0; D. L. Evans, b E. Thomas, 1; B. Davies, b E. Thomas, 9; V. Rouse, run out, 10; D. avies, b E. Thomas, 8; Ted Davies, ibw, b D. L. Thomas, 7; Ivor John, c I Allen, b Demery, 5; T. Richards, b Powell. 1; W. P. Rees, c Demery, b D. L. Thomas, 7; Joe Barnes, b Powell, 0; Dan Jones, not out, 0. Total 48. CILFREW v. SKEWEN WESLEY. Played at Cilfrew on Saturday, and endad in a win for Cilfrew by 42 runs. Sooi?s:— | C4?lfrew.-D. Morgan, run out, 3; J. Phillips, b Reason, 14; D. J. Williams, st j Evans, b Sanders, 5; A. Williams, c and 1 Sanders, 20; T. Jenkins, b Reason, 24: G. J. Res, b Reason, 9; L. Phillips, b Reason, 5; J- M. Jones, c and b Evans, 10; D. Davies, not out, 0; W. J. Williams, b Evans, 4; W. T. Jones, c and b Reason, 0; extras, 3; total, 97, Skewen Wesley.—I. Er-ans, b Williams, 0; W. Sanders, c Williams, b Rees, 5; A. Sanders, c. Williams', b BRes, 0; J. Jones, run out, 3; T. Roasou, c JenkiD5, b Davies, 32; A. EvaiLs, b Davies, 0; S. Patterson, b Jenkins, 7; C. Reason, c Williams, b Davies, 3; C. Tarr%,c, c Morgan, b R?s. 0; A. Morgan, run out, 0; W. Kirk, not '\I?o-gan, run c)ut,. I HENDY v. PENLLERGAER. Hemy.-H, Phili5. b 1. jHiam, 6; D. Davics, b I. Wilfan)s, 2. Tom Mor- gans, c W. Lewis, b W. Thomas, 29; Llew. J. Eavns, c W. Lewis, b A. Wat- kins, 28; Dd. Hiddlestone, b A. Wat- kins, 0; W. Williams, not out, 21; W. Jones, c A. Phillips, b A. Watkins, 3; Dd .E. Edwards, c A. Phillips, b W. Thomas, 3: Fred Phillips, b A. Watkins, I 5;'Powel Rees, ct Bevan, b I. Williams, 11; D. Jno. Edwards, c R. Williams, b 1. Williams, 0; extras 8. Total 121. Penllergaer. I. Williams, b Morgans, 3; A. Watkins, b Morgans, 1; J. Lloyd, b Jones, 2; Jack Williams, c L. J. Evans, b Morgans, 0; A. Phillips, b Rees, 0; W. Thomas, b Morgans, 0; L. Bevan b Morgans, 0; D. O. Williams, b Rees, ] A. David, st Williams, b Mor-j gans, 0; A. Koyles, c Hicldlest-one, b Morgans, D; G. Lewis, not out, 0; extras organ. ) 1,- 6. Total 13. T. Morgans took seven ¡ wickets for o run, I YSTALYFERA INTER. SCHOOL v. YSTRADGYNLAIS COUNTY SCHOOL. Ystalvfera Intevmediaie Schol.— T. E. Piiltips, c Morgan, b R. Jones, 6: M. Watkins. b H. T. Watkins, 0; G. Reel- wood, c Watkins, b H. T. Watkins, 21; M. J. Thomas, c Morgan, b n. Jones, 1; O. Jenkins. c Jones, b H. T. Watkins, 120; A. Thomas, b W. L. Morgan, 27! B. Evans, c Morgan, b H. Jones, 8; R. Devereaux, b R. Jones, 2; L. Hopkins, ic A. N. Other, b R. Jones. 0: 1. Wil- liams, b W. L. Morgan. 4; G. Hapgood, not out, 0; extras 3. Total 92. Ystradgynlais County School.—W. L. Morgan^ b Redwood, 26; H. T. Watkins. c Hopkin, b Phillips, 0; R. Jones, c Hopkin, b Phillips, 0; p. Rees, st Wat- kins, b Redwood, 2; 1. Jcnes. run out, 2 R. J. Lewis, b Redwood, 0; E. :\1..1 Hughes, b Phillips, 4; M. Harris, b Redwood, 2; G. Jones, c Derereaux, b Williams, 4; M. White, c Devereaux, b Redwood, 0; A. Jones, not out, 0; extras 5. Total 45. NEATH COUNTS SCHOOL .1 SANDFJELDS. Played at Aberavon, resulting in I easy win for Neath Be-aman (Resol- j ven), who performed the hat trick the previous week, was in great form with tiie ball, and capxuret? five wickets for 7 runs. Scores: Neath County Selicol.- Venables. c Rees, b Lee. 1; A. R..Culley, c and b Josliu, 6; Beaman, lbw. b Lee, 0; G. j Williams, c Rees, b Joslin, 9; C. Wil- | liams, b Rees, 19; A. Rees, b Rees, 4; K. Rees, b Rees, 4; T. Walters, b Rees, 0; A. Thomas, c Donnan ,b Rees, 0; W. Edwards, b Lee, G: 1. Jones, not out, 2. extras 7. Total 58. Sandfields.—Parr, b Beamjvn, 64 Jos- lin, run out, 0; llees, c Edwards, b C. Williams, 0; Lee, b Beaman, 0; Ed- r wards, b C. Williams, 0 F. Searle. st "Culley, b Beaman, 4; H. Gyeen. b n- man, 0; Davies, b Beaman, 0; kins. b C. Williams, 1; not 'ut, 11; Dorman. c Jones, b C. Williams, 3; extras 1. Total 16. LLANcLLY I L v. PONTARDULAIS. At l'ontardulaii. Jack Williams. tÍl home captain, took seven wickets for 22 runs, and scored 42 himse-lf. Scores;— Llanelly II.—Jack Richards, 'b Jack Wil- liams, 3; G. H. Rowe, b Jack Williams, 1; Jftre Griffiths, st Griffiths, b Williams, 3; E. Tunstall, b Williams, S; Frank Rogers, c Walters, b Williams, 2; A. E. Gibson, c and b Edgar Davietl, 0; A. T. Yehdall, b J. Williams, 5; Tom Hopkins, c- Griffiths, b Williams, 4; W. M. Rich- I ards, run out, 0; A.' Pa ton, b Lute Jones, 9: T. J. Williams, not out. 0; extras, 3; total- 38. I Fontardulais.—Geo. KUla. b Rowe. 6; j Len William, c Gibsan. b Rowe. 0; Oliver Walters, c and b Gibson. 0; A. Jenkins, b Tunstall, 1J; Kd?rar Davies, h Rowe. 5; j .T. Williams, c Gibson b Rowip, 42; A Grif- I fiths, b Tunfitall, 6; L. ,jrme,q. c Y end all, I b Griffiths, 17; A. Powell, not out, 4; W. I LI. Michael, b Rowe, 3; extras, 3; toted I 97. Dari(I Fees did not bat. J LLANELLY LOSE TO BRITONFERRY. Llanelly were beaten by Britonferry by 20 runs. For the winners Arundale took four wickets for 42 and J. John five for 45. D. Davies took six Britonferry wickets for 11. Scores: Britonferrv Town. —A .Thomas, ? D. I D.n'p?, 7; J. W. Jones, c W. P. Wil- liams, b D. DaTie?, 0; H. ArundHte, b l F. WiH?ms. 30: T, J. Thomas, b D. ¡ DaTies, 33;?G. Proper, b D. Davi?, 0; I V. IolTj, c and b D. Davies, 20; J. John, c D. H. Davip?. b F. WiHiams, 0; W. T. WUliams, c W. Davies, b D. Davies, 6; E. Howelb, Ibw, b D. Davies, 0: T. John, run out. 9; E. Davies, not out, 25; extras 19* Total 139. I Llanelly.—B. P. Rees, c Williams, b I J. John, 10: W. Davifs, a Howell, b J. John, 7; W. P. Williams, run out, '4; H. E. John, b Arundale, 16; H. E. l Jones, c E. Davrf*, b Arundale, 10; D. Danes, c V, Morris, b Anmdale, 10; Frod Williams, c J. W. Jones, b J. John 2; M. Davies, "b Arundale, 0; John I Howell, not out. 27; W. J. John, b J. ¡ John, 3; extras 17. Total 110. PARK LLEWELYN v. GARNANT. Pkcyed ail, Park Llewelyn. Ganiant.—S. B'aJ15, c Thomas b Ed-1 wards, 4; R. M. Fuller, c Thomas b I Austin, 18; Tom Beran, b Jones, 1; G. H. Davies, b Jones, 0; Edwin Morgan, b Austin, 6; I). J. Bevan, b Jonas, 0; Hop- kin Jo-nos, b D. O. Thomas, 11; G. Thomas, c Austin b Jones, 0; Sid Stone, not out, 13; W. Thomas, b Jones, 13; W. J. Williaime, lbw, L Jones, 1; extras, 8.- Toital, 75. D. Austin took 2 wickets for 30 runs; J.. Edwards 1 for 9; Sa-m Jones 6 for 17; and D. C. Thomas ,1 for 12 for Park. P?rk Llewelyn.—?'. T. DAvias. c WU- Hajns b Ston&, 6; Ge?rg? Thomas, b Stono, 27; Tom Ed^apds, c JonM b Thomas, 8; D. 0. Thomas, "c and b Thomas, 6; J. Thissen, et W. Thoma.s I b Stone, 10; W. J. Lerwis, b Berim" S; D. Austin, b Stone, 7; S. Jones, run out, 0; J. Edfwards, not o?. 20; D. Howells, c Jones b Beram. 6; J. Dari?,s, c Thom&s b Bevan, 1; extras, 4.-Total, 103. FoT Gaxnamt Stoas took 4 wick?s for 33 rcns; W. J. Williams, 0 for 14; Tom'¡ &wan, ? fm 2S; G. P. Thomm, 2 for 20; and E. Morgan, 0 for 6. I

ICWMLLYN FELL FOOT RACE. A 120 yards foo-t race was run at Cwm- llvnfell on Saturday, the contestants oin.g Tom Harris and Gomer Thomas. I The former won easily.

Pioneer Charabanc Tours.—Porthcawl, Thursday, 2 p.m. )

DERBY WEEK I Opening Day's Programme at Epsom. Tho most, importajit rccing WN>.k <4 the year starts ab Epsom on Tuesday, inas- much &8 it include thp premier classi- the Derby, on Wediiesday, in addition to the Oaks, on Friday, the Coronation Cup and other attractive events. Tho programme for the opening day. to-morrow, is appended: I First race at 1.30 p.m. ASH STEAD SELLING PLATE of I 200 spvs. Last sue furlongs of Derby Course. I Closes Monday at 5.50 p.m. EG MO NT PLATTE 1 Handicap) of 500 sovs- Five furlong's. I Sundari Cfcir Sol Joel) Jx>at«e 4 9 7 Pretty Girl (Mr f. Curzon) Hobbe 3 9 0 I Violinist (Sir E. HuItor,) Wcotton 4 6 5 Pretty Misaie (Mr F. Curwn).H9bbs 3 8 2 Cit?nr<x?m (Mr T. Davidson) Boatty 6 8 2 Ound'or (t. Oohn) Batho 3 7 5 Little vio (Nri, JF. Cundell) Braime 4 7 4 iSoutbutweel (Sir J. Uptq^). Lvay 3 7 5 l'ouroolre (jfnie Varipatiji-Bnt-ohere 3 7 3 Bayodee (Mr E. Caidiootr).Caldic3t" 6 7 3 vinitio tÙ C J Ctrlet-on) Pope -a 7 2 Double Dew (Sir D. Broughtons Fa rcn hereon 5 6 12 Love Note (Mr H. C-Owcn) Leach 3 6" June Bride (Mr K. C.OwerÜ.Batho 3 6 7 Javeline (Mr W. H. Dixoiw Lines 3 6 7 China. Doll (Sir A. Bailey) R. Day 3 6 T EPSOM PLATE (Handicap) of 500 @oo\"s. Last seven furlongH of Derby Course. Somerville (Mr F. Curzon) Hobbp 4 9 0 Wilson (?ir A. Bailey).. R. Day 3 8 8 Cutaway (Mr Sol Joel) Loates 4 8 6 Santa Cruz (Lord Derb:vLLambton 3 b 6 Esford (Lord Glanely) Barling 3 8 5 Vain Dream (His Majesty).Marsh 3 8 4 .Skyways (Mr F. J, Benson).Hackett 3 7 8 Royal Diamond (Mr W Dixpti) Lines 3 7 8 Cypher (Sir E. Hulton) F. Hartig&n 3 7 3 I j 'NORBURY PL..KTE (.Handicap) of 1 300 sovs. About a mile and a half. Rivershore (Mr Sol Joel) Loates 4 10 0 8t. Blot (Mr P. Heybourii! .Bel Ia J 9 Royal Welsh (Lord Glanely) Barling 3 8 4 Our Stephen (Mr F. Curzonh.Hobbs 3 8 4 Flaming Firo (Mr G BaroLiv).TBijor S 8 2 Velveteen (Mr L. Bra R. Day 3 3 2 Cattesrat (Mr A..ie Eolhechild) Watson 4 8 ? F/kinore (Mr W. CazaJetL.Taylor 3 8 Z Bridgewater Sir W. Gilbey) T. Cann.on 3 7 !5 Golden Melody Mr Stuart 1. Gorfe 6 7 11 Trestle Lord Derby).—i! Lambton 4 7 10 Dajsy Souare Mrs A. Kennedy) T. Fitton 5 7 7 Zulanda (Mr R. W oottonW oof to n 5 7 6 Greek ,Z" (Maior Holliday).J,in 3 7 6 i St. Mary (Mr H. Berg) Ber? 4 7 0 Crest (Mr T. Blenkiron).. Nishtingall 3 7 0 J-aprool (Ld Oholrnondeley > Private 370 Polichinelle (Mr Nelke). Pickering 3 7 0 —— ORA. VE STAKES of 20 fovw. by fvuAscription of 5 sova each. Last mile of the Derby Course. Aynsley (Mr. H. Bottomley).Hare 6 9 8, Patlander Sir W. -N-elson) Ifull-onS 9 8 Roiaeur (Major D. McCalmont) Persse 4 9 f iltOngalip (Mr. Sol Joel) Loate« 3 8 3 Thecdosius (Mr. T. Guntrip1 Pope 5 S lj Thermogene (Mr. J. McLean^ MoGnigan 4 7 13 Stare (Mr. H. Bottomley) Hare 4 7 13 Zulanda (Mr. R. ,Wootton;Wootton 5 7 12 Faria (Mr. H. Ellie) Tahor 4 7 10 jThe Plouph (Mr. J. B. Joel) Morton 4 7 10 lOhamarmin (Mr. T. R-inboul! Rintoul 4 7 10 J Mcntdidier (Mr. E. Cc,ld,i-octt) Crldicott3 73 Our Step-hen (3ir. F.-Cuitoti) Hobbfl 5 7 3 Maker)e' ece (Ld Derby) I^mhton 3 7 3 JStford (L.c1 Glanely) Barling 3 7 o Church History (LLI WiltonV [ H. leader 3 7 (7hi"«eieur (Mr. W Clark.1 Peruse 3 7 0, Wil»?on (Sir A. Bailey) R. Day 3 6 13 i Tordhlight (Mr. E. C. B. Portman" I Private a 6 iO i Control (Lady Queen-sberry) Hevier 3 6 10 Bi-.ra. (Mr. James A. de Rd*.hscbild > Pratt 3 « 10 T>ady Psba, (Mnio- W. Astor) Taylor 3 6 10 Daneyelt (TA Derby).. Lambton 3 f> 10 (Mr. y FitsGersld) Private 3 6 7 Flying Duck (Major J. B. pt) Collinff 3 6 7 (Mr. B. Steele) Parkee 3 6 7 -t WAU.lGTO" PLt TP, of MO sovs. for t.-wo-year-old? Five furlongs. Bustier c (Mr. R. "A"cotton).Wootton 9 0 Dark Dawn (Col. H. Stobart) Colling 9 0 red Pepper' (Cap*. R. de TraflordV Beatfey 9 0 Prince Herod (Mr. J. White) Oottrill 9 0 Lady Shamrock c (Lady Petvrhyn) Green 9 0 I Ravensmead (Mr E Nau^hton) Godfrey 9 0 Saville Row (Mr. G. Mareb) Godfrey 9 0 Epsom Boy. (Mr. G. Marsh).Godfrey 9 0 Ptafa (Mr. Sol jopl% L.M., 9 0 Tarvie (Mr. C. Bower I*raay .Hobbe 9 0 ?5.a.n Frem Toronto (Mr. J. Goodman) Goodman 9 0 Prince Orb (Mr. H. Hugill) Grimes 9 0 Idy] (Sir E. ITulton) F. Hartigan 9 0 Oomteosine c (Mr. W. Dixon Lines 9 0 Mount Rcyal (Mr. E. Cunliffe-Owen) Leaon 9 0 Victory Speech (Mr. F. J". Ben-TI) Hackett Moa-ca, f (Sir D. Brougfcton) Farquharson 8 li Pinooshion f (Mr. E. Oaldicott) Caldicott 811 Manuscript f (Tjd Elksmere) Pickering 8 11 T,.nzra n (Mr; C. Bower It=may > Hobbe 8 11 Lady (raveaint f (Major F. S. Jlurrayl Gwiit 8 14 Southern Croae (Mr. E. Naught on') Godfrey 8 11 ■ t Miss Posrfy 'Mr. W. Nehapatoba (Mr. Nelson KeTpt Beatty 8:1 Northern Flight f (Ld Wilton) H. Lender 11 11 rJ Veriruier flcl D'Alienioii* Lambton S 4 Allan Water (Mr. D. Stt,rt) Tabor .94 lio-Ho fSir G Ahercro"ibv: F. Hartimin 8 1 M«w?:ic Ware (Sir A. Piil4L,-v) R. Day 8 1 Like Majic (Sir A. Failed B. Day a 1 Sibylline (Mr. J. Cooper) Lines 8 1 Law Divine (Mr. F. CurzonV.Hob-M 8 1 Sunbird (Mr. J. B. Joe!) lf<)rtotl S 1 Kinsr's Favourite (Mr. W. Smitbi Randell 8 Pfrww» (M»-. B. Steele) Parfces R 1 Bon Marche (Mr. D. Stuart.).Hyamo 8 1 —— WOODOOTF RTAKKf wns. bv subfcintlon of ?0 sot? each; for two-vear-olds. Last six furlong of Derbv Conree. 8archedon (Mr. J. Bit,chattan Gilpin 9 5 Mai'wSial Neil iM Seffcon) li. Day 9 3 Floreal Qxi Anglesey) Leach a j2 All Prince (Sir A. Bailey) B. Day 8 1'2 Southern (Sir A. Bailey) B. Day 8 12 Envoy (Sir A. Railey) R.. Day 8 12 Victory Speec-h (Mr. F. Y. Beneon) Hackett 8 12 Court Fool (Mr. J. Buchanan).-Gilpin 8 t Xing Harry O. 312 Se'la«-inella c (Mr. W. M. Cazalet) Taylor 8 12 Boeleston (lid Cholmondeley) Private 8 1Z The Stickler (Mr. W. Clark) Psr*se S 15 The Gaffer (Mr. F. Curzon) Hobbs 8 13 Brother to Eos (Ld D,Abernf)n) I/ambton 8 12 Quantum (T.4 Glenely) Barling 8 12 Cumberland (Mr, J. W. Harvie) A. B. ftadler 8 12 Entente-Oordiale (Mr. 0. Hoteo-n) BandeYl 8 12 Marromeo (Mr. J. P. Hornunsr) B. Jarrjs 8 Sorrel (Ld Howard doe. Walden) P. Waugh 8 IS Joskin (Sir E. Hulton) Wootton S 12 Wfcna^ti (Sir E. Hulton). Wootton 8 12 Silvern (Sir E. Hulton) F. Hartigran if 13 Seraph c (Sir B. W. Jardine) T. Wsng-h 8 12 Royal Mount (Sir R. W. Jardine) T. Waiugh S IS Sea^-Crert (Sir R. W. Jardine) T. Wa-ugh 8 12 Mammon (M Jeraey) Sadler, jun 8 12 .MaT?o!i (Mr. Sol Joel) Loatee 8 12 Eaniero Mr. Sol Joel) L(>a t-es812 Golden Guinea. (Oa.pt. G. Loder) Gilpin 812 Svengali (Oapt. G. Loder) Gilpin 8 12 Ardfem (Mr. F Luecombe).C. Waugh 8 IS Tetnatcraa (Major 1). McCalmor.+> Pereee 8 12 Tea Tiay (Mr. T. 0. McGuffie).Cobb$12 The Olown (Mr. G. 8 13 Bathuxst (Mr. G. Mar-sbL) Godfref-v- 8 12 Heart Free (Sir C. Meyer). Dewhurot S V, Mentor (Mr. Z. G. Miehalinos) Hunt 8 12 Mitre (Mr. J. F. Montagu). Black well 8 12 King's Mount (Sir G. Mu!"hayLPer.66 8 12 Australian Sun (Mr. E. J. Naugbtort) Godfrey 8 12 Rarenemead (Mr. E. J. Nanghton) Godfrey 8 12 Fl, ?h. t Erra.nt (Sir G. Noble) Dew?uret 8 12 M'Uo (Mr. H. A. Persee).Pera&e 8 12 Premium Bond (Mr K Peter) De-?hur?t 8 12 Carita. c (Mr. F. Phillips) Berlin!? g? P*va.(Mr W. R??p?aeI).D. Wanch 812 ¡ Decagone c (Mr Robinson) Per??e 8 12 Lveur&nie, (Oart. Ireland 8 12 1 Signorinetta c (Lord eberY) Da.son 8121 Zerbino (Mr A. de Rothcchildr,.Wafc«5o 8 12 Acrostic (Major J. A. de Ritbsr-Iiild) I Watson 8 12) Lltlht Hearted (Mr J. E. Rowpon) .Lines 8 12 Tiberia c (Mr Swan wick) J Dawson 8 12 Novello (Mr R. Walker) J. Rogers 811, Aldenaey (Duke of Westminster) I Moreton ? 12 Fiedalp (Duke of WestminaterN Moreton 8 12 Dutch Flieht (T/ord Wilton) H. leader 8 12 Stained Glass (His Majesty) Marsh 8 I) Hullo America (Mr Beer) Leach 8 Q Tearing Haste (Capt. G. Davy).Beatty 8 9 Prune f (Lord Rosebery) R. Dawson 8 9

Pioneer Charabanc Tours.—Porthcawl, I Thursday, 2 p.m.

I DRISGOLL AND ROSSI GREAT CONTEST AT MOUNTAIN I ASH OLD CHAMPION RE-APPEARS The great claeh between Jim Driecoll and Francis Roega ended in a drav-a re- suit which I think hardly anybody fore- saw. The sporting population of Britain had discussed the bout in oil its possi- bilities, and was divided into two camps -those who, like myself, believed it was impossible for any old. champion to "come back," and thoee who pinned their faith to the Cardiff Irishman to retain enough of his superb skill and his speed to outpoint clever Pontypridd boy. Most of us had calculated on a contest i i in 'which the rounds would have been of. three-minute duration, but it is onlyofair4 to Driscoll to eay that he finished the fresher of the two. Probably a return match will be arranged over the full championship course of 20 3-minute rounds. i MAGrCRI NGCRAFT. j The contest was a iine tussle of skill; between two, very able boxers in which i the handicap of age Was set off bv Dns- 1 magic ring-craft. Rossi boxed very well, and probably there are not three men in the country who could have stood up aga?nat the tactics he pursued, and the speed he exhibited. Hut well-thought out manoeuvres were neutralised tirn. after time by the wonderful judgment of. the veteran. Rossi, nearly every round, would cut looee a punch that looked like a decisive one, well-judged, well-directed, and like lightning. The connecting instant, however, would see Driscoll give his head the slightest of turns, or hie I body an almost imperceptible 6way-anri I the daisy cutter would end its stroke where it bega.n, on thin air. I SECRET OF STAYING POWER. The secrec of Drisoali's lasting powers were wrapped up in this efficient conser- vatism of energy. It wag like-a perfect batsman. facing the bowling of & whirl- wind trundler—disaster in every delivery but for that masterly turn 01 the wrist at the other en a. If you like, the triumph of mind over matter. At the outset, as I had hinted might be the case, Rossi seemed to have slight symptoms of stags-fright, and Driseoll was cvble to show effective attack, but the next meeting eaw the veteran missing 0:1 several occasions. The third round was a warm one, and Rossi at last managed to pierce the defence with a great right hook to the chin. A second-rate boxer oouid hardly have avoided disaster. But the master mind of Driscoll was alert. As the bk)w landed, the chin was in retreat, and though the blow counted in assessing points, little damage was force was lost, though its direc- tion was good. The fourth session was DrisoolPs all the wy. He ducked, slipped, and turned aside Rossi's intend-ed blows, then, played the part of aggTeasor with both hands. His left was in Rossi's face as often as.out of it. and an old cut over the Pontypridd lad's nose was opened. Then in the sixth he landed a hot right to the point, with a quick follow-up with the left to the body. Prora the eleventh to the fourteenth, Rossi, managed to mako up some leeway, but the effort was not fully sustained to tllg- end, and the filJal gong sounded after a very hot session, in which. Ecssi was j finally pinAed in a neutral corner, and taking his gruelling like a game -,U-R, THE POPULAR OPINION. The verdict, I think, was a fail, criterion, but many good i-lidges felt that, Driscoll had deserved a win. Mr. Eugene Corri was unable to oificiste as referee, and his place was taken by the veteran Dan Whelligan. BROOKS BEATS PLESTED. The principal contest at a crowded box* ing tourn&ment at the Prince's Theatre.- Preston, cn Saturday afternoon, was one* over 15 rounds between Kid Plested, of; Birmingham, and Will Brooks, of Aber- a von, in which both men quickly got to work and indulged in some heavy hitting. The bout went: the fall distance, bot h. men finishing strongly. The verdict went to Brooks by reason of his cleaner styla and more direct leads.

SUMMER FOOTBALL. Schoolboys at Aberdare. Swansea, 5; Aberdare, 3. The play in# season of the Swajwea Association Schoolboys was brought to W,, close on Saturday, n-hen the Abirdarsr boys entertained the Whites, who proved' victorious hy five goals to three. The Hwansea side inoiuded seven 7aew young^ers with a view to finding new- talent for next soa»on. In the first half Lanyon, the. young International, scored for Aberdare. who crossed over with a one goal load. Swansea^ found"' their feet ia the second moiety, and Haines and I,.è'v;; provided sparkling runs and centres. Fur- nival played delightfully; he fed his wings with precision, and was always in -position when Haim'tS and Lewis sent acros.* their centres—Furnival scoring three epiendid goals in thig manner. Craig played a mas- terly game q t centre half, and the threw defenders were, on the whole, sound. W ifn. such a trio of forwards As Haines, J,i. and Furnival, a stinging attack for next w«v?on is assured, whilst Craig, E. Thomas, Price, and E. Hu*,b form the nucleus of a. strong rear diviljon. The only failure in Saturday's eleven vrtis r. Thomas, who seemed nervous and hesi- tative. Swansea^—Edwards (Industrial); Price (National and 33. Thomas (Banygraig); E. Hughes (Dyiatty), F. Craig (oapt., Dyfatty) and F. Thomas (Municipal Secondary); W. Ijewis (Industrial), J. George (NationalV R. Furnival (Sketty), Sullivan (Mun. Sec.), and F. Haines (Thdustrial).

SKEWEN CONCERT. A competitive co-ncert was held at Beth- ani It Chapel, Skewen, on Saturday. Presi- dent, Councillor Ogley L. David; conduc- tor, Mr. Ja.BMa Cement (Alarch 0??-y'; 1\9iudioawN, Mr. No*man Hd?A A.R.C.M., Porth Ymusic\ and Hev. Wm. Evans, B.A.; (Wil T.T" Cardiff (elocu. tion); accompanists, Miss It.. Richards, L.R..A.M., Kpnfig Hill, and Miss E. A. Davieef. Skewen. A ward i: -Pia n s solo: 1. Lynda James, Llansamlet; 2, GW?ne'th Bowen, Morriston. Children's 901; 1, Hilda Freeman, St. Thomas 2, solo-. 1. WAltw?, TM.b<mo<<. Recitation (children's): 1, Tom Morgan, Glais; 2. Gladys, Thomas, Trebanos, and J. T,v n Davies, Y stTadgy-nIabs-di.ided. Recita- tion (adults): 1, May Davies, YstTadgyn- lais; 2, Owen Davie<s. Bargoed. Soprano solo: Jennie Esans, Garnant. Contralto solo: Ceinwen Thomas, Gwann-cae-Gur- wen. Tenor eoIo: John Thomas, Dunrant. Bees and champion solo: W. E. Llewellyn, Caerau. The chairman, treasurer, and secretary respectively of the committee w«re "Messrs. T. Goorge, J. H. Richards. and D. J. Joshua.

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i LLANELLY SPORT. There -was a good attendance at the i sports held at the Llanelly (Halfway) Grounds on Saturday. and a large num- j ber Of entriM were attracted. The j officials were: Hon. Vet., Mr. J. Evans. M.R.C.Y.S., .Kanelly; 6tarter. Mr. Ben Oliver, Gonseinon; marksmen, M-sssrs. W. I Morgan, Nei Roberts, and T. J. Humphreys; handicapper (foot find wh^p- pet), Mr. M. L. Phillips, Llanelly; hAn- I dioapper (horse e-rents), Mr. Jack Collins, Merthyr; judgos, Mesers. W. T. Morrisy| W. Daviee, Geo. Palmer and J. Davids- I hon. eecrwfcary, Mr. Alec Ha-vward. Results:— I 100 yards boys' race.-Ifent winners: Reggie Thoipae, Halfway; Aaron Wil- liams, Llanelly; Elwyn Jones, Halfway; David Thomas, Halfway; and W. H. Curl, Gorseinon. Final: 1, W. H. Curl, Gorseinon, 7j-& 2, Elwyn Jone.s, Halfway, Kurds; 3, I Reggie Thomag, Halfway, 13yds.; 8& yards open handicap.-Heat winncTS: ,¡Andrew James, XMth, 17b.d. Emlyn Morgan, LIan?y, ]?yds.; D. X. Uord I !ghes'rJ:<UlebiTe, l1,!Yds.; Ben Morgan, I-N-r:ath, 2lyds.; W. IK Thomas, I.¡an,l, 25jyds.; T. J. Morns, Llanelly, Mvda? ET-h?t, Griffin, JA.ndre, 18yds.; and CyrH Warlvnr, I.J.ltMU.V. laydst. Semi-final.-—Heat 1: 1, Ben Morgan, Neath; 2, D. K. Mo-t-d Hughes. Tleat 2: t, T. J. Morris; 2. Ernest Griffin. Final: 1, T. J. Morris; 2, Bpn Morgan; 3, D. K. Lloyd Hugheq. 150 yards whippet\handicap.—Heat win. ners: Guhran's Lazy," 16yd.s.: Stage's "Jenny," lT^yds.; .Howeils's Cora." 17^yds.; and Jones's Pretty Girl." 28yds. Final: 1, Howells's "Cora"; 2, Stagg's Jenny." One mile galloway handicap.— Mr. Davies, Pcntrhydyfen, "Sir Richard." 240yds.: 2, Mr. Williams, Ammanford, "Ladybird," 10.5 yds.; 3, Mr. Thomas, Swansea, Dewdrop," 300yds. One paile local trotting handicap: 1, Mr. I Evans, Ammanford, Cochin," 380vds.; 2, Mr. Yeo. Swansea, "Little Pet," 260yd6.;| 3, Mr. Howells, Glais-, Dick," 150yds. One mile open galloway handicap: 1, Mr. Lewis, Llandilo, "Happy Boy," 140yds.; 2, Mr. Davies, Pontrhydvften. Sir Richard," 240yds.: 3, Mr. Wilson, Llan- elly, Sospan," 260vds.. One mile open trotting handicap: 1, Mr. Evans, Ammanford, Cochin," 165yd-s.; 2, Mr. WalkeT, Clydach, Stand Alone i 3, Mr. Jones, Llanelly, "Mary Twist.

| I } CONGREGATIONALISM. j The Rev. D. Lloyd Morgan, Pontar- diilais, presided over "the annual meet- ings at Cana of the Carmarthenshire As- sociation of Congregational Churches, and Mr. J. T. Williams, The Grove. St. Clears, wa £ elected president of the As- sociation for the eneuing year. The Association, whilst sympathising with the movement for a larger measure ?of self-gorernment within the Anglican l Church, oppose the EnabUng Bi1l on the! ground that eo long as the Church is established, it mrat be controlled by J[ Ilarhament. (