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Cricket. TREORCHY C.C. v. TREORCHY F.C. A novel cricket match was played on the Treorchy Athletic Grounds on Satur- day between the Treorchy Cricket and Football Clubs, the former proving by far the better team. Mr. Llewellyn Thomas scored top for the Cricket Club with 28 runs, whilst Mr. Jack Lewis (Pentre)_ headed the Football Club with 18, Owing to a late start the game closed -early, Up to time the scores were: — FOOTBALL CLUB. Jim Poison b Mog Evans 4 tfacb; Lewis b Mog Evans 18 Daly James o ![\ Eraw 0 D L Evans b Mog Evans 4 J Ritchie st H Evans b M Evans 0 E Davies st H Evans b M Evans. 0 Fred Lewis b Mog Evans 0 S Jenkins o Ashton b M Evans 0 J Scourfield^run 4 C SVriib c Jfttgli b M Evans 2 Will Morgan to Llewellyn Thomas 4 Roberts b Llewellyn Thomas 5 W Wairo not out 1 Extras 6 Total 45 CRICKET CLUB. R Evans st Jenkins b C Evans 25 L Thomas b Fred Lewis 1 Llew Thomas c J Davies b Poison 28 R Ashton b Fred Lewis 5 Mog Evans not out 16 Extras 3 Total. 78 Owing to dusk setting in, the following did not go in to bat: -W. J. Edwards D. Williams, E. Wyers, Ed. Knapgate and Bob Pugh. TREHERBERT ATHLETIC v. CLYDACH VALE JUNIORS. This match was played at Clydach Vale On Saturday. The pitch was very poor after the rain, but the fielding and bowling on both sides were very smart. E. W. Thomas was top scorer with 14 (not out). Soores:- TREHERBERT ATHLETIC. W J Gruar b Jenkins 10 W Williams b Jenkins 2 G Langmead b Jenkins 0 8 W Bull b Jenkins 3 L R Webb c and b Jenkins 4 E Davies b Jenkins 0 J G Thomas b Jenkins 0 I J Rogers not out 3 P R Raymond c Thomas b Jenkins 0 T Reynolds b Jenkins 9 Alf Williams c Jenkins b Thomas 10 Extras 3 Total 44 CLYDACH VALE JUNIORS. D Lewis b A Williams 0 Dumston run out 4 E W Thomas not out 14 A Thomas b Webb I W Jenkins b A Williams 0 W Wigley b A Williams 2 H Hopkins b A Williams 0 T Lewis b A Williams 0 R Thomas c Williams b Webb 0 W J Evans b A Williains 0 G Davies b Webb 0 Extras 6 Total. 27 PENYGRAIG JUNIORS v. PONTY- PRIDD JUNIORS. Scores:— PONTYPRIDD JUNIORS. P Gale e and b J E Phillips 12 A Palmer b W Phillips 3 C Lethbridge c Prothero b Phillips 0 B Mounter b W Phillips 20 A Banten c Gibbon b W Phillips 3 W Williams b W Phillips 2 C Volk not out 6 Hancock c Stoddart b W Phillips 2 P Real run out 6 W Hobbs c Prothero b J E Phillips 3 Bishop b J E Phillips 0 Extras 4 Total 61 PENYGRAIG JUNIORS. L Stoddart o Williams b Yolk 7 W B Heycock c Palmer b Volk 0 S Royal run out 0 W T Phillips b Mounter 37 J E Phillips c Gale b Mounter 5 A Williams b Mounter 4 L Jenkins b Mounter 0 T Gibbon c Real b Yolk 17 B Dorman b Yolk 0 H Prothero o Real b Volk 2 E Thomas not out 2 Extras 7 Total 81 LLWYNYPIA LADS v. PICKED XI. Scores: PICKED XI. R Jenkins c Lewis b Couch 0 G Tovey b Couch 7 A Ti-otmai-i c Cooper b Couch 3 W Holbrook b A Lewis 7 J Youlden b Couch 0 N Davies run out 0 T Province b T Crump 1 J Rimmer b R Dix 0 W Gibbon c Dix b Crump 0 E Parry c. and b Crump 2 P Evans not out 0 Extras I. 0 Total 20 LLWYNYPIA LADS. A Couch b Youlden 0 A Lewis c Province b Holbrook 16 J Cooper c Gibbon b Youlden 0 P Jenkins b Youlden 0 T Crump b Youlden 19 F Lewis c and b Holbrook 1 R Dix b Holbrook 12 F Hall not -out 22 B Lewis b Province 10 J Cornacia b Province 0 T Meredith run out 1 Extras 7 Total 88

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LEWIS MERTHYR v. PONTYPRIDD NOMADS. The above match was played on Satur- day at the Llwyncelyn enclosure, before a fair number of spectators. The Nomads batted first, and as the result of some fine batting, hit up a total of 136. Bcth sides played twelve men, and Pontypridd's twelfth man (G. Phillips) was top scorer with 65 to his credit. They were, how- ever, obliged to suffer defeat by a superior team, as the scores demonstrate. F. Bennett and Benson were top scorer for Lewis Merthyr with 34 and 26 respec- tively. C. M. Roberts' bowling was the one feature of the game, dispatching in all six men. Bennett also shared in the bowling honours. Scores — i PONTYPRIDD NOMADS. J Lewis b Bennett 4 G B Powell b Roberts 16 F Steedman run out 2 T R Griffiths c and b Roberts 6 G V Evans c Benson b Roberts 0 G Gower hit wkt b Roberts 0 E F Gilman b Bennett 0 H L Forte c Benson b Roberts 13 E Pilkington c Charles b Roberts 8 D Seaton c Wilkins b Wight 7 M Taylor c and b Northcote 0 G Phillips not out 65 Extras 15 T'otal .136 LEWIS MERTHYR. R Hopkins c Gilman b Evans 14 G Jones o Forte b Pilkington 21 F Bennett b Gower 34 0 M Roberts run out 0 G Charles c and b Griffiths 21 A F Hawkins c and b Pilkington. 5 L Wight b Griffiths 10 H Wilkins b Griffiths 0 Benson b Pilkington 26 T Northcote b Pilkington 8 J W Hutchinson not out 9 M Evans c Sub b Griffiths 0 libitras 2 Total 150 -+- Y.M.O.A. 2nds v. RHONDDA TRAM- WAY C.C. The above teams met in a friendly en- counter at Trehafod on Saturday last. Very fine cricket was played by both teams. Barefoot and Whitehall were top scorers for the Tramwayjnen with 11 and 9 respectively. R. Samuel, for the Y.M.O.A., was top scorer with 30 to his credit. Scores: RHONDDA TRAMWAY C.C. J Shaw b Roberts 7 I Llewellyn b Samuel 0 Houghrton e and b Samuel 7 Bowen o Tothill b Samuel 2 Elson b Tothill 4 Barefoot b Owen 11 B Rees b Tothill 5 A Rolfe b Samuel 7 Pine c Tothill b Samuel 2 Hudson not out 1 Whitehall b Roberts 1 Extras 9 Total. 56 Y.M.C.A. 2nds. A Targett b Shaw 2 Carpenter b Elson 0 Roberts b Ellson 0 W Williams b Shaw 4 R Samuel c Elson b Shaw 30 T Jones o Elson b Shaw 4 E Whitehall b Shaw 6 D Owen b Shaw 5 R Tothill b Shaw 0 W Leyshon lbw b Elson 1 J Morgan not out 4 Extras 5 Total 61 PORTH Y.M.C.A. v. YSTRAD. Played at Porth. W. Harding did the hat trick" for Ystrad, 'taking fou'r wickets for 0. Scores — PORTH Y.M.C.A. 0 H Jones b D J Jones 7 Fred Evans b D J Jones 2 A Thomas c Willis b Walters 2 Jack Jones run out 9 W Raikes c and b Walters 0 A J Williams c Lear b Walters. 0 C H Brier b W Harding 5 B Lougher c Morgan b Harding. 1 G Powell c Jones b Harding 1 S W Jones not out 0 T Williams b W Harding 0 Extras 4 Total 31 YSTRAD. D Walters c Brier b J Jones 0 J Morgan b W Raikes 2 A Lear b W Raikes 3 D J Jones c Powell b J Jones 0 D Hughes run out 3 W Harding b J Jones 4 J Reed b J Jones 11 L Roberts b W Raikes 4 T Oollins b W Raikes 8 W James b J Jones 5 S Willis not out 0 Extras 11 Total 51

Cricket Crackers. The most consistent cricketer it is our pleasure to witness playing is undoubtedly O. M. Roberts, of Lewis Merthyr. A good score is always anticipated when he takes possession of the willow. Roberts is unquestionably the" Jessop" of the Hills, as he always runs up his score with boundaries, and is the admiration of his team. He has also a peculiar break on his ball which, though by no means very fast, generally proves fatal to the batsman. Another good bat, but with a totally different style, is Gwilym Jones. Before the wicket he is as cool as the proverbial cucumber. Nothing worries him. His partner may go, and another take his place, but Gwilym has pitched his tent. Thus, while the bowler has become irritated, he is quietly—with beautiful cuts and drives—ornamenting the scoring board, and keeping; up his average.

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Lawn Tennis. PONTYPRIDD v. LLWYNYPIA. Llwynypia played one of their stiffest matches away at Pontypridd on Satur- day. They won handsomely and are still undefeated. Results: R. Bowen and R. C. Walter (Llwyny- pia) beat Crocket and Rigden, 8-6, 6-4; lost to Walters and Hopkins, 4-6, 4-6 beat Jones and Davies, 6-3, 6-0. 1. Griffiths and Jones (Llwynypia) beat Walters and Hopkins, 3-6, 6-4, 6-0; beat Jones and Davies, 6-3, 6-4; lost to Crocket and Rigden, 6-4, 3-6, 6-8. J. Davies and I. Blake (Llwynypia) lost to Walters and Hopkins, 5-7, 0-6; beat Crocket and Rigden, 6-4, 4-6, 7-5; beat Jones and Davies, 7-5, 6-2. Llwynypia won 111 games to 95; 13 sets to 8; 6 events to 3. LLWYNYPIA 2nds v. PENRHYS. This match was played at Llwynypia. Results: J. T. Lewis and O. E. Davies (Llwyny- pia) beat Daviesi and Jones, 6-1, 6-1; beat Price and Davies, 6-0, 6-0; beat Williams and Jones, 6-2, 6-4. W. N. Evans and J. G. Davies (Llwyny- pia) beat Davies and Jones, 6-3, 7-9, 6-4 beat Price and Davies, 6-3, 7-5; beat Wil- liams and Jones, 6-1, 6-3. J. Perry and J. Evans (Llwynypia) beat Davies and Jones, 6-3, 6-2; beat Price and Davies, 6-1, 6-1; beat Williams and Jones, 6-3, 6-4. Llwynypia, won 18 sets to 1, 9 events to 0. PENTRE v. LLWYNCELYN (PORTH). This match was played at Porth on Saturday last, and resulted in a victory for Pentre by 160 games to 95, 25 sets to 5, and 12 events to 2. Two events were abandoned owing to darkness setting in. Results: Miss Price and Mr. D. T. Morgan (Pentre) beat Miss G. Jones and Mr. Hodgson, 6-5 6-3; beat Miss Fudge and Mr. H. J. Evans, 6-0, 6-0; beat Miss Frayne and Mr. 'Sheilbach, 6-4, 6-3; beat Miss Edwards and Dr. Clarke, 6-1, 6-2. Nurse Jones and Mr. D. T. Eynon (Pentre) beat Miss Frayne and Mr. Sheil- bach, 6-2, 6-3; beat Miss Edwards and Dr. Clarke, 6-2, 6-1; beat Miss G. Jones and Mr. Hodgson, 6-2, 6-1; beat Miss Fudge and Mr. H. J. Evans, 6-0, 6-9. Miss Dorrington and Mr. A. J. Jenkins (Pentre) beat Miss Edwards and Dr. Clarke, 6-5, 6-2; beat Miss Frayne and Mr. Sheilbach, 1-6, 6-2, 6-5; beat Miss G. Jones and Mr. Hodgson, 6-5, 6-5. Miss Maud Davies and Mr. J. T. Edwards (Pentre) beat Miss Fudge and Mr. H. J. Evans, 6-3, 6-4; lost to Miss G. Jones and Mr. Hodgson, 6-3, 3-6, 4-6; lost to Miss Edwards and Dr. Clarke, 1-6, 1-6. Some excellent games were witnessed, and in justice to the Llwyncelynists, it should be mentioned that they were minus two such excellent players as Miss Whitaker And Miss Jackson. LLWYNYPIA TENNIS HANDICAP, 1909. The above tennis handicap is now in progress, and great interest is shown in the various games. The remarkable feature of the first two rounds is the great number of prominent team players that have already been defeated. Amongst them are Messrs. R. W. Hughes, Haydn Jones, 1. D. Griffiths, Ken. Richards, R. Bowen (winner of 1908 handicap), and J. Evans. Game, 40 points. FIRST ROUND. B. Jones (rec. 12) beat K. Richards (reo. 3), 40-39; E. T. Hughes (reCi. 9) beat J. G. Davies (rec. 12), 40-27; Ivor Evans (rec. 12) beat A. Thomas (rec. 20), 40-35; C. Perry (rec. 5) beat W. D. Thomas (rec. 20), 40-37; R. Bowen (owes 10) beat A. Powell (rec. 11), 40-27. Twenty-seven had byes m the first round. SECOND ROUND. R. Hughes (rec. 25) beat A. Davies (rec. 25), 40-36; B. Piper (rec. 21) beat R. W. Hughes (rec. 20, 40-25; J. Davies (scratch) beat T. Mithan (rec. 22), 40-34; A. Jones (rec. 25) beat Haydn Jones (owes 3), 40-39; G. Thomas (rec. 23) beat 1. D. Qriffitlia (scratch) 40-24; E. J. Reynolds (owes 2) beat Syd Jones (rec. 20), 40-36; R. C. Walter (owes 2), walk over; C. Perry (rec. 5) beat Ivor Evans (rec. 12), 40-34; I. G. Blake (rec. 4) beat R. Büwell (owes 10), 40-35; T. Price (rec. 17) (beat W. J. Jones (rec. 20), 40-38; M. Rees (rec. 4) beat D. E. Gri- ffiths (rec. 19), 40-38; J. Evans (rec. 9) beat R. J. Whiftington (rec. 19), 40-34; Ivor Jones (rec. 7) beat M. S. Lewis (rec. 16), 40-38; Chris Jones (rec. 14) beat C. O'Brien (rec. 22), 40-38.

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Ferndale Man Missing. Henry Jones (30), who lodged at King Street, Ferndale, has been missing since the 16th June. Becoming dissatisfied with his working place, he left Ferndale on Wednesday week, saying he intended going to Tylorstown to look for work. Nothing is known of his subseqi^nt move- ments, and his wife, who lived at Tin- town, near Abercynon, has given infor- mation to the police. His description reads as folloii-s-: -Height 5ft. 8in., slight build, dark hair, turning grey, hazel eyes. Has scar on the left wrist above the joint; age 50, but looks older. When last seen he was wearing a navy blue coat and waistcoat, dark trousers, green cap and shirt, and a pair of lace-up boots.

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