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INJURED ALL WHITES. I WH ri s o I I How Swansea Were Handicapped. i I HOWEL LEWIS RE- APPEARING. I t (By PENDRAGON.") I Several of Swansea's regular players I will be standing down from the team to oppose the L'.A.F. at St. Helen's to- l morrow. Rowlands sustained an injury I to the ribs wiJlo playing against Cam- bridge, and Hdfl Beynon is also hors de combat. R. Huxtalile damaged his thumb while working underground on Thurs- day, and much to his regret had to be a spectator at the match with the Light Blues. An interesting re-appearance will be that of Howel Lewis, who has not played since he damaged his shoulder in the Britonferry match on Oct. 5th. W. Bowen is also re-included. The play of W. J. Jeffreys at outside half will he watched with interest, for at Bristol, when he deputised Beynon, he was the star artist among the backs. The selected men are: Lull-back, W. P. Rees; I three-quarters (from) Howel Lewis, W, Rowen, E. Grey, F. C. Palmer, and L. I Buckland; half-hacks, D. J Bennett and W. J. Jeffreys: forwards (froii-i) Tom Parker, Tom Williams, Tom Morgan, Sid Parker, Marsden Jones, Alf John, D. J. John, A. Evans, H. Rawlings, and Alf. Parker. THE LIGHT BLUES, There was nothing about the play of Cambridge University against Swansea yesterday to suggest that they are a great side. They were beaten badly forward even when Swansea only had six men in the scrummage, and because of this their backs had more defending to do than any- thing else. Towards the end they con- tributed the two best passing bouts of the afternoon. One of these culminated in Saxon scoring. The other very nearly re- sulted in the s-ame player getting through. He eluded the Swansea centres, shook Joe Rees off, and was crossing the line yhen D. J John hurled himself at him and bundled man and ball out of play just behind the corner flag. The All Whites, of course, were hampered because of the accidents to Rowlands and Bevnon. For three parts of the game they had a for- ward on the wing, and while Beynon was off Alf. John piayed in the centre. CANDIDATES FOR CAPS. Perhaps the mo.t interesting feature of the match was the competition between Beynon awl Clem Lewis. The latter was at a disadvantage because of the failure of his forwards. A couple of the things which he did 1Jore the hall mark of the master. He made some of his old time openings, and was the inspiration of the movement which led -to Saxon gainin,- the 'Varsity's only try. Brynon had I much to (in, ,irci apart fi-oni iiil; srood run- I ning and kicking he was one of the best defenders on the field. His try was the I result of a clever individual eSort. I fancy that in D. J. Bennett, Beynon has i at last found a congenial partner. He is faster than Willie Jones, and he knows how and when to pass. Grey was the best of the Swansea centres, Jeffreys showing a pron(,.ne. to selfishness. Palmer showed plenty of determination when going for ( he line. Once he crossed, and everybody believed that' he,, had scored, but the referee ordered a ecrummage five yards out. Joe Rees WR5 a better full back than Wood whose proper place is in the three-quarter line. The Swansea forwards | worked well to a man, but I wa's especially struck by the improvement shown by Tom Aforgan.. Another player \.hf) often came into the pie'ure was Syd Parker. THE SWANS. Cygnd H writes;-T1.e Swans have a really stiff proposition in Brentford, whom they meet to-morrow on the ground j of the Middlesex club. Brentford navel done particularly well at home, where Portsmouth have been the only club to lower their colours. The Swansea men on the other hand, have done bettor away than at home, and as the side has under- gone considerable improvement in the last few weeks, there ig everv reason to be optimistic with regard to this tussle Should Swansea Town win, they will have j scored a great achievement? and the writer expeds nothing worse than a sharing of ) the Southern Lengne points. The Swans made tho journey by the 12 o'clock train j to-day. BiG LOCAL EVENT. Rivalry between the neighbouring teams of Ammanford and Amman United is us alive as ever, and next Saturday's tussle between them, on the Ammanford Recrea- tion Grounds is invested with all the glamour of a battle royal," and will, doubtless, result in a record gate. The Ammaniord committee had, probably, their eyes on that latter material fact when they billed the Valley opponents a? the only unbeaten second class team in Wales." But it is a fact that the United men have not yet tasted defeat, and will. thus, j have a precious record to maintain, and, possibly, add lustre to. And it would be superfluous to say that the Ammanford side (this year unbur- dened of all-records) will strive to achieve | something destructive in the way of smashing the record. What chance they have of succeeding is a moot point. They have the ground advantage, and will, probably, field at top strength, while the United men, on the, other hand, have beer, weakened by the of the excel- lent services of Joe Bees, the Swansea full- back: and of Garfield Phillips, who has sustained an accident in the works. In the circumstances, one can predict, with a fair degree of confidence, that, what- ever the result, the game will be pretty evenly contested. The following is the selected Ammanford team :-W. Griffiths; A. Rosser, J. Williams, W. J. Davies, and Dan Thomas; Albert Griffiths (cqpt.), and Emiyn PhiIIips: (from) W. J.Evans, Frank Davies. Tom Thomas, Roger Bar- rot i, e-Kn Howells, Cecil Isaac, Dd. Richards, Jim Richards, Evan Thomas. S. Davies, and D. J. Fowler. A VALLEY" DERBY." An important League Soccer match is down for decision to-morrow (Saturday), when Ystaiyfera wili be the visitors. Considerable interest is being taken in the match, as Pontardawe have not yet been beaten this season on their own ground. The 'Fora boys will undoubtedly do their utmost to deprive Pontardawe of their cherishe.d record, but there is no doubt that the home boys will be as keen as ever. There should be a record erowd. The following team has been selected for Pontardawei—Powell; Tinnings, Howells; Notman, P. John. Faulkner; Pearce leapt.), Harris. Aitess, Carty and E. Jones; reserves, Mo.seley, Jones, Bendie, and Hopkins. TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. RUGBy, Thfl following will represent Uplands K.F.C. against the United Banks R.F.C. at Singleton on Saturday:—Full-back, I. Simons; three-quarters, N. Penrose, E. Richards, N. Jones, W. Gregor; h?lf. backs, 1. Rec-s and H. Witts; forwards, G. Jones, N. Cullis, G. Watkine, G. Fuller, G. Edmundson, E. Evans, A. Pyle, and L Jones. Reserves: 1. G. Davies and B. Taylor. Swansea Inland Revenue (v. Graigola Merthyr.—Inland Revenue: A. Ross; C. J. Woozley, R. Ryder, T. Williamson (capt.), T. Woozley; E. Rocs, T. Smith; S. R. Hemmen, W. R. Waters, D. J. Waters, D. G. Woozley, A. V. L. Smith, G. Thomas, A. R. Ilartnell, D. Jones. Baycliffe (v. Penciawd(i).-W. Roberta; I W. A. Bladen, Hugh Mason, T. Kneath I and Gil Evans; F. Sullivan and H. J. Smitham; forwards same as last week. Resolven (v. Ogmore Vale).—J. E. Row- lands; J. Parry, Dai Davies, Reg. Stroud, L. Bevan. G. Newbury; D. Evans (capt.), Edgar Thomas; F. Tusten, E. Williams, F. Coupe 0. Grimths, M. Pritchard, T. I' Dorrmgton, L. Bevan, R. Jones. Resolven II. (v. Crynant).—G. Devon- shire; B. Morgan, G. Newbury, W. Johns, I.. Lloyd A. Morgan, W. Evans; D. Beynon (capt.); D. J. Pritchard, J. Evans, A. Hutchinson, T. D. Herbert, T. Mor- gan. W. Fudge, D. Thomas, B. Beynon, N. Morgan. I Bynea R.F.C. (v. Pontardulais).—Areu- iin Davies; T. Williams, E. Thomas, X. J. Morgan and 1. Evans; J. Bowen and 1. I Griffiths; J. Thomas (capt.), G. Thomas. Rees Thomas. F. Leysbon, Connie Rees, Evan J. PhiUips. T. J. Protheroe, David Griffiths; reserves, D. J. Harries, T. J. Nicholas, W. Griffiths, Bryn Thomas. I Loughor 1. (v. Gendros).-A. N. Other; D. John Mathews, Glyn Jones, Harry Rees, and Rowe Harding; Albert Rees and Ellis John; (from) Danny Simpkins (cr ;>t.), Luther Rees, Griff Jones, Dan JKees, Will Powell, Jack George, Dick Mathias, Elfryn Stephens, Llew Davies. and Rees. Loughor II. (v. Ystrad Rovers).—Ivor Jones; Cliff Phillips, M. Saunders. Glyn Jones, and Will Pearse; Mog Jones and Stan Jenkins; (from) Will Morgans, Will Smith. Will Rees, Will Dennis, Bryn Jones. Emrys Thomas, Gomer Lewis, Johnny John, Oliver Evans, Sammy Jones. Glyn Morgans, and D. D. Lewis. Killav (v. Cwmtwrch).—O. Davies; D. J. Williams. J. Davies, D. J. Morris (capt.). Sambrook R. John, E. Davies: (from) B. Tucker, T. Gill, D. Porter. B. I Davies, A. Porter. J. Porter. B. Evans. B. Isaac. J. Morris. Ponta-rdulais (v. Llangcnnech').—Joe Davies: E T. Williams, Edgar Paries, Eddie Davies. Ben Davies- Bob Downiu. Arthur Davies; Jack 1.1. Davies. Jack B. Davies, Alc-wvn Evans, Oswald Evans. Eddie Jones, Rees Owen. Simon .'■•nes, W. Stedman, W. D. Stanton. Johnny Wil- liams. C-yvmtwreh (v. Skewen N.O.R.).—'T. Edwards; E. Martin, E. Hopkins, E. Grif- fiths. W. Evans; C. Norman. J. Martin; (froni) D. J. Rees. D Davies, J. Moses, D. G. Moffts. M. Rees, Sid Ohesby, H. Mar- tin, W. Thomas, G. Powell (capt.). Cwmllynfell (v. Curwen Stars).—Noah I. Jones; Edwin Wi'Hi?ms. Ben Jones, Asa Price, D. Price; Tudor Williams. Ohaa. Price; (from) Emiyn Jonp?. Ted Davies. Jim Thomas, W. Morris. W. Price. David Pvins. D. Harris, Edwin Morgan, Tom Harris. Oysterniouth (v. Grovesend).—B. Hoppe; Ivor Davies, W Howell, R. E. Bradshaw E. Rogers; Grahnm Davies. D. Owen; J. Clement. J. LiJlev. F. C. Gill. C. Powell, i W. Bennett, V. Morgan. S. Bale, and C. Devonnld. Reserve: W. A. Morgan. New Dock Stars (v. Xeath rnited).-Pred Samuel; three-quarters from Idwal Thomas, Dai Lewis. Bert Downing, Edgar Rees. John IOwen Deviee; Percy Roberts. Campbell Thomas; forwards from Gwilym Tlopkjns icapt.), George Thomas, Rhy.s Williarfcs. Aneivrin Thomas, Ma.rtin Bowen, Olaud Ellery, Stan Thomas, Will Howells, Joe Simmonitte. New Doc-k Stars B" (v. Bryn).—Idris i"Stephens: Ceèil Harries: Will Grey (capt.), Sid Davies, Richard Thomas, John Robson; W. Martin, Haddon Evans; forwards from D. Joseph Davies, Vincent Williams, Erarys WUIiam?. W. J. Wottg, CS?r!ie PeJ?ney. ?. DuchSeId, W. WiUiMM, George TI-i?ornnays' J. Richards, A. Griffiths. Albert Roberts. Pontardulais II. (v. Bynea).—A. Griffiths; Len Williams, Sam Thomas, Will Hughes, Dai Bevan; Peter Downing, Em. Owen; Albert Morgan, John Wil- liamp, Stanton, Jack Jones. Will Davies, Cliff John, Albert Powell, W. R. Lewis, Dick Daves, Ney Owen. Gowerton Scrtools League (v. Swansea League).—Myrddin Hughes (Loughor); Cliff Jones (Gorseinon). D. T. Guy, Gwyn Davies (Penclawdd), J. n. Rees (County School); Ivor Jones (County School), D. .T Jenkins (Penclawdd); V. Bradley, B. Williams, R. Smfiekl (Loughor), G. Tucker (Penclawdd), D. Francis (Groves- end), J. Isaac. (County School), G. IJloy. (Gowertnn), J. Hill (ICingsbridge); re- serves, E. IJake, W. Morris, L. Powell. C. Banks, O. Saunders, ll. Evans, E Bowen, L. Jones (Grovesend). Ystrad Rovers (v. Loughor).—Curwen John; W Davies, G. Williams. W. E. John, D. Nelson; Cliff Jones. T. Lake; J. Jones, T. Griffiths, J. Siuioms, E. Jones,' D. J. Lloyd, Geo. Evans, T. J. Davies, D. E", ns, J. Davies, LI. Gear, F. Truelove. Neath United (v. Now Dock Stars, T,Iajielly).-B. Thomas; (from) G. Smith, E J. Youatt, Lyun Hill, J. Huges, P. Mellin; (from) F. Broome, B. Clarke, J. Watkins; (from) L. Abraham (capt.), G. Vigors, G. Watkins, S. Thomas. T. Jones, W. Gleaves. M. Davies, E. Jones, W. Wat- kins, H. Rees, A. Geary, D. Baker. The team to represent Llangennech will lie:—II. J. Peters; (from) Lloyd Wil- liams, Stan Rees, B. Peters, D. S- Jones (capt.), Tom Jones; J. Evans, W. M. Williams; (from) L. Dayies, L. Thomas, Dick John, Cad Williams, Cliff Williams, A. Charles, Sid Evans, G. Harry, D. T. Davies, A. Lewis. Gorseinon 1. (v. Port Tennant Stars).— Dan Morgan; W. J. Davies, W. E. Evans, p, IJoyd. W Williams; Glyn Williams, M. Jones; (from) W. J. Francis, S. Howells. H. Stokes, W. Stocks, P. C.. Lyons, P. C. Smith. Tom Rees. B. Davies, W. Russell, Glyn Lloyd, D. Hughes. Gorseinon II. (v. Mynyddbach).—E. Morgan; Jack Jones. G. Davies, Ronnie Kvans, D. R. Jones; S. Morgan. Tom Evans; (from) D. Footman. Mojrg Thomas, n. Hall, B. Bennett, W. J. DaVies. Stan Evans, G. L. Evans, G. Bennett, A. David. The following team has been selected to play for Pontardawe Seconds against Cwmtwrch Seconds at Pontardawe on Saturday:—Back, H. Jenkins; three- quarters, C. Roberts, T. Evans, O. Alexander, A. Lewis (or G. Davies); half- backs, H. Jones and Alf. Williams; for- wards. W. Evans (captain), A. Harries, C: D. Jones, W. Lewis, Jim Thomas, Dick Williams, E. Griffiths, J. Thomaa, and J. Griffiths. Cwmtwrch Second.—Full-back, C. Rees; threo-cjuarters, J. Richards, D. Thomas, S. Pitman, S. Martin; half-backs, A. N. ¡ Other, J. Moses (captain); forwards (from) E. Jenkins, H. Rees, W. Davies, W. Thomas, J. Thomas, T. James, G. George, M. Maddock, A. James, T. Wil- liams, J. Jones. The following team will represent Pont- ardawe against Maesteg at Maegteg on Satiirday:-Full-hack, P. C. Ford; three- ) quarters, Trevor Jones, Johnny Davies, Gilbert Davies, and Shon Main waring; I half-backs, G. Jenkins and Johnny Recs; {forwards. Graham Morgan, Tom Howells, j Trevor Davies, Harold Jones, Treharne Rees, A. N. Other, John Jenkins, G. Clarke, Hopkin John, and !dris Beynon. j Linesman, Tom Griffiths. I ASSOCIATION. I Gorseinca Cnited (v. Ammanford).—P. j A. Courtney E. H. Thomas, Phi) Owen; IDai Bourne. R. Martland. J. Jenkins; Mordecai Williams, W. Edsworthy, W. Peters, 1". W. Davies, J. Harris. Lianelly Res. (v. N.O.R.A. Club).— Hayes; Jones and Scott Connelly, lianney and Cotton (capt.); Parry, iiardy, French, Uring and Bestwick. N.O.R. 2nd XI. (v. Landore G.W.R.)— Kavanagh; Booth and Dunn; Balk well. Harris and Knight; Laurence (capt.), Rees, Lycett, Frost and Williams; re- serve, Peg-g. Skewen Lnited (v. Neath United).—Dick Da vies; n. Notzing, G. Jenkins; F. Wil- liams. T. J. Thomas, J. Jones; L. James, J. l'ettit, A. Morse, T. Evans, Hr. Evans. Skewen United II. (v. Llaneliy II.)—B. Peard; Priday, Francis; Sid Jones, Llew. iiichards. Stan Rees; T. W. Davies, F. W. Phillips, W. J. Rees, Tom Rees, D. J. Trott. Giant's Wharf (Britonferrv) (v. Swan- sea Amateiirs).-C. Pearson; E. Bates. E. McDonnel; W. Martin, G. Williams I (capt.), W. Coop; C. Vaughan, W. Davis, II Cox. A. Thomas, G. Ireland. BrynmiU United (v. Cwmfelin Secouds).-G. Peters; G. Wilkins and T. Oweon; R. Bird, E. Price and J. Hall; P. Orchard. A. N. Other, J. Morgan (capt.), D. J. Morgan and H. Sullivan. Victoria United (v. St. Uelen's).-C, Hughes; D.C. Saunders (capt.), W. Millard; I W. Carpenter, B. Hanson, George; forward131 from Thomas, Peachey, J. Edwards, G. j Davies, John Davies, B. George, R. Crocker. TabernacJe (v. Smelt United)—E. Davies; O. Morris, A. Tidmey; D. Williams, B. Smith, T. Iloakins; forwards from Nic Jenkins, Ned Jenkins, W. Rees, W. Day, I C. McMurray, F. Stevens. I HOCKEY. I Aahwooo.-G. Thomas; it. Northway, S. Wilks; V. Cox, W. li Davies, Bloa Williams; R. Ilazeltine, Tinker, L. Northway, L. Johnston. M. Bartlett. I Gorseinon (v. Gorseinon Cricfleters).— Glyn Jenkins; his Evans. Vi Jones; Wannie Davies. W. Hughes, Vera Davies; Luther Jones, Eiddwen Thomas, Dr. Mac- pherson, Gladys Thomas. Ivor Hughes. Gorseinon Crickp?ers (v. Gorseinon).- D. Evans; W. Evans, D. IT. Bees: Richard James. David H?w?U.s. B. Hedmor; J. Howells, W. J. DavMg. Ivor Pbillips. H. Thomas. F. Bridgewater. Llansamlet Hockey Club.—B. Fowler; M. Gardiner, H. Gregory; D. Richards. J Williams, G. Morgan; M. Benjamin. I E. Thomas. E. E. 'Davies. D. Lewis. F, ¡ Butcher. I I ABERAVON JUNIOR LEAGUE II REFEREES. Glyncorrwg v. Whites—Mr. J. M. Rees. Juniors v. Quins—Mr. J. Potts. Taibach v. Pyle—Mr. D. A. Davies. C.y.M.S. v. Steelworks—Mr. Morgan Rees. Kenfig Hill v. Grange Baptists-Mr. E. .T. Morris. I Pontrhydyfen v. Mansel—J. O'Donovan.

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I, VALLEY WAR TROPHIES. t Ex-Servlcemen and Ystradgynlals Council. At the Ystradgynlais Council meeting, on Thursday, Mr. Ben Williams, J.P., presiding, a letter was read from the local D. D. and S. S. branch stating that the letter from the Council regarding the war trophies had not been received with satisfaction. They also asked for a schedule of at the Council ofiice. Mr. Lewis Thomas said they could come to the Council office and see the trophies. The Council now agreed to send a-sch4. dule to the men. < I The Clerk (Mr. Jestyn Jeffreys) said ? that the big gun intended for Ystrad- gynlais h?d arrived at Neath, but a social truck would have to be requi- sitioned to bring it to Ystradgynlais. Mr. Wm. Thomas remarked, amid laughter, that they would have to ar- II range for a State entry hen the gun cajM to Ystradgynlais. Mr. Lewis Thomas: That's a matter for you at Ystradgynlais. [ Mr. Jeffreys (clerk) id that Neath Corporation had adopted the jrun for the time iteinz.