The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

Rhyl v. Birkenhead. For some weeks past Rhyl have- managed to be victorious iin. their Ooimbination matches when plaiyiiing ait home, a,s they were aliso on Saturday last, when, a good crowd of spectators witnessed the- above match. Rhyl were -,viiitlh,- out their usual custodian, and a reserve mam was, put on., otihtenviis,e 'the teams, were fairly well represented. The (homesters won the' tIOSS, and the visitors started the ball with a glaring sun shining in their faces. The first, quarter of ani hour was, very uninteresting, and both te,ams seemed "Hazy." However, as the game wenit' on, the mto Iiivcfned, up, and the IRhyl quintette made an exoelUeint dash for the opposin.g oiita- dId, but Thomias, the captain, sihot .wli,dlt,; A free kick was awarded to the home side iin close proximity to the goal, and. this was tiakeni by 'Breen, but proved fruitless. Tommy Williams wa,s not- up to his, usual fOIDm, and sever all times he was pulled up for being offside. Oince he rbetted ,the- bia'll, but this was not gi,ve,n them. Play wa.s. now changed to the other [half, and the .Rhyl spectaors hiaid an anxious time of it. The custodian continually kicked the ball in- stead of handling ilti, with tihe result that his clearanioesi were very poor, and sometimes he had tio- stave at the expense of corners.. The in- sidle right' of the visiting team, had a pop aiti goal, and the keeper misjudged it, with the re- sult that Rhyl's colours were lowered. This disheartened -several of the supporters, but the players kept) ait ilt, and after an excellent' run on his owtn the captain found the net amidst great cheering. Nbtlhi,DIg further occurred until the change of e-ndsi, and; tihe.r1 the homesters were masters o.f ,the .situation', although the visitors have very hard lines.. T\rue garnet at times showed1 a tendency to. being rough, aind fouls were very frequent. iShiortlly afteir re-commenc- ing, Llovey Jones1 tricked the backs,, but the bailil was on the point of going out of ,pl,ay, when, he turned: it completely round1 and, found the net, far out of the, reach of the -custodian-. 'Rhyl pressed for some time, and Jack Jones from, miildfield dlro-ve the ball ilnto the goalkeeper's hands. 'He managed to hold the ball, but it slipped over, his head into, the net,, thus register- ing the third point for Rhyl. 'Tthe fourth was ad,die,d by Lovey Jones with al magnificent grounder. 'Towards the cliose of this game, SiÛioneæ was: making excellent headway with the ball, when the- left full back of the visitors dle- liiibeirateiy tripped hiiim up, and a penalty was awarded;, and. Jack Jones, added a fifth point. The visit OL'S, were fairly beaten by five goafo to one. During the progress of the game, the refmee (IMir Jardttne, Wrexham) was subjected to some very uingenitlemiandy remarks by a, niuimi- ber of the spectators, owing to their not agree- ing wiith hIs decisions, and twice he had to wainn people in the crowd. Two mien were also temporarily hurt-, and left tihe field for a minute or two.

Football. The League.-Division f. ULTS UP TO SATURDAY, APEIL 8. Pln' Wor1, Lost' Drn- FM-°Agst. P United'" on P 6 5 58 31 43 Bhe&'et City nS 20 8 2 61 28 42 Smin Unitea I? 18 7 5 58 33 41 Aston S&ttl. pi 19 11 2 63 50 40 Binary la 17 9 5 53 34 39 Shefi^ II ••• 16 11 4 54 39 36 Cetbv n^edneBda; 11 10 8 55 42 36 ty007 County Bda> I, 14 13 4 59 52 32 Stonv AraenaV"' 30 14 8 37 48 32 Blackh»NorthEnri" 9? "■ 11 12 9 33 37 31 Rovers 11 10 11 10 35 36 30 Mveiha» Forest" «2 11 16 5 40 47 27 Jnafik^Pton w qi 17 7 40 59 25 Stokp Sbr°0gh nj 10 •• 17 4 45 67 24 Butve °1 8 15 8 32 48 24 Hotfe ?? 10 15 4 34 52 24 9 18 4 43 62 22 Y di 3 20 8 29 64 14 RÈ' Btoke SUtT OF SATURDAY'S MATCHES. ?0ttB°n„North'Eii'ii Everton 2 ?0ttB°n„North'Eii'ii Everton 2 SheffioVP^ty. 0 Blackburn Rovers 0 Saiaji r? United"? 2 Sunderland 2 )VoW?eath 4 Sheffield Wednesday 2 Ee»castitmTpt°B Waii n 5erby County 0 Unitecl I Bmy 0 Maw^ough Nottingham Forest 1 uester City 3 Aston Villa 1 1 Woolwich Arsenal 0 ^^TUll:ES F0E satueday- Stoke City v Sheffield Wednesday Blackb.?r^^serial v Notts County i v Middlesbrough e«°a v Small Heath UEanr». Division II. ° UP TO SATURDAY. APRIL 8. Mw ^-Goals-^ fee? •••• i Won. Lost. Drn. For. Agsfc. P kto„ester li; so.. 23. 3. 4. 84. 25. 50 So&SereS l°Q 22 3 5 73 23 49 SXClty 2? -23 4 2 76 29 48 TriU" 18 9 4 62 41 40 K(& n" S I3 9 ••• 7 54 46 33 &H9?Clty.. 29 10 9 10 33 32 30 WL? 30 11 13 6 40 37 28 §lMf,S?^WichA"" 30 12 11 4 33 50 28 Siiel Cifcy "-l\ 12 16 3 49 46 27 KS f 10 14 7 41 48 27 ft'kestfi ™ 11 ••• 14 5 38 43 27 ft'i'tosK °sse 29 8 11 10 33 38 26 So/ T0wa 30 11 15 4 38 51 26 N&, *••••! 9 -14 7 -2J -44 -25 ^tonTNtViiir-' 8 14 8 30 43 24 Va>Ued ale- 30 8 15 7 39 63 23 tet Jiove' 30 8 19 3 27 68 19 618 29 3 2i 2 21 71 8 «^n°}S^'rS °F SATURDAY'S MATCHES KeatRP„ 1 Chesterfield 1 AiV> 8 Burslem Port Vale 1 R^sW^cver, bl0Ii; 2 Leicester Fosse 0 KlT%n' 2 Glossop 1 T' 0 Bradford City. 2 trtley Ilited rillity 0 Manchester United. 0 2 Bristol City 0 on'i-ihU 2 Lincoln City 1 ne ground ol the first-named club. Bra^XT,URES pOR SATURDAY. v Blaekpoo! » °S8OB v S ?rers v Burslem Port Vale -M&tichp J "^usborough Trinity £ ,arflsW .r,T^nite<l v Burton United T^esterfinTi st Bromwich Albion Te'cestoi. w 7 Doncaster Rovers t'neoin pfosse v Burnley r'sto] nu y v Grimsby Town 01 Clty v Liverpool T4e Combination. ^TS UP TO MONDAY, APRIL 10. (V^W. ^-Goals-S Won. Lost. Drn. For. Agst. P |4 2C 3 1 67 15 41 23 i6 5 2 62 31 34 \fNich 8ht 3 H 7 5 36 42 27 23 11 8 4 52 39 26 0«Ne?IC& 22 9 6 7 51 32 25 *KNj ^ers"" ol 11 10 3 58 54 25 K?/]. 24 8 9 7 36 39 23 SwaWi«u 4 9 n 4 40 53 2-2 o2 9 10 3 33 38 21 6^8. ad 23 9 ti> 12 m 2 38 40 20 Ch?jot 22 5 13 4 30 46 14 21 5 13 3 28 46 13 "• 21 5 u 2 42 39 12 23 3 14 6 29 75 12 k,ti^Si'^TS °F SATURDAY'S MATCHES. Osi'-t lght Bangor o 1 Whitchurch 0 ailW"- £ 5 Birkenhead 1 ^over's Chirk 1 pT 3 Broughton 1 AYEI> MONDAY, APRIL 10. 7 Chirk 0

Conway v. Colwyn Bay. ^ide u °llIS eticj) 0 to sieason to an in.- ^at:u'rdla-'y,\v!h€'n tihey experienceid tUn,e ^Ve gi0ialS' .to oine aigainstt LlagLle "I Ithe Morfa. This wasi the. re- UTe> w^,c^ waSi po'Stipoined' about %& siadly0 ^€!C:aus>e tto hom^sttieirisi' ranks .ro^'en UP fQ|r soime iraasomi oir {«^ as a they ^ppe'areid to re'g-ard the J fer some moment, fox a de- tb. fu ProbabiiiLiity, mean tih<eir ■Sw; F(>r all ,t,,b0lt't0'm run§ °lf ,the League founH 1611 ro'a.noeu-viiiinig, however, if anytihing, a weaker ti?1 hal/t'an at an,y Pe!l'iod °,f t,hi& l|T Q'fti an,(i bri.t me co,u,ld only mustier J'R <Oiri«;n ,s,lx o.f these were riepreiseinita- orf ^jt'0,ne T>^am- >A "Btoei" Siide minus' g ()¡f l1Jec Bob Owbint, aind Thompson, ^1 undw ^POI°,r 0tn°' 'a,n<d tlba,t th€y \r ^aviricy e c^c.umisit'ances was' re- S C,ale at f3> 'gard for the fact that the J ^Sth, with one exception,, *y ^,is pIac,e b€li,n» .adim,i,r- th s,t ha^f' 0lb,eir't s- vrisitio,rs h^;C'0iniW'ay PXa3,eid' d:0iwn !t'h'e a bri.lii:- ^U1^ie'r handicapped, by J0,n'lanif; su,r1, in their' faces. For BV R,1 ^'D. CHNFRA'TL0N,S were faiirly weflU a sml ay^Wenlti so far as to scloir,e, a. i? ^'ndbd .pernal'ty kick, oenitred ajnn^eir6 en^n, ^ras' Q|bviou:s, howe'ver., thatt P(Nr«d. |oyinS a day oU|f. Nbne o.f iSiU1'1 ,vvX,eirt themseilve's, while- pooir, 1 ais runindnig- ithemsieiive'si off bv ^'Sis i*lla-Hs-iC' goes. I,n diue- couirse h :Pl&d W^i^ie 'Willie Joineis and' SS^^T1'1 visitor^ score s'U'bSlt-7 :s0l'ot?- Meanwhile, E. O. giviim d 1,1111 le Lll;aw i,n' t,h,ei home J* CV ir€'a,liy capital' display. %n Unto ru1-tr'e'e s'h'0|ts in fiauMests in, !| £ idat% V&'SSied biim went by N?b'it^d'e f<)^dni reg,ul'ar <<k€,e,Per" Xi*16 Part ,n° snaalf wnere, at. tinmes, QJ L^'D T ^^unt of skiiil in, the s WiLtlh, itihn"'D Ro-berits. HiaM-taimie Aan y fading by three goals in jiir 'Si'nig n^' Sauniders. replaced1 in .i|t,rs volur,+' a raw r.ecruit from ^Pame^ ^alf iK^ ^•s services, to, fill-the 1 foeint ln'e' 'T:he visitors, were stca,°'n addimg to their goail relate, they found the soirry-liookinig little squad iiii kOillt of them a :1110 mean opposition. So determined a defence was pIeislenlted by the 'iBiues" that. only two addi- tional points f,elE agiaanst tlhem, and- both of these Should have been averted. The first came about in a noteworthy manner. Three of the visiting front, string went pellbÏing in Saundersfe direction aln;d Skelsey levelled a stinging crack towardls. the net. Saunders saved, but in so dloililigSikied the ball and in the reboiund it was on the point of falling over hiilS head into goal, when Ili!tlt,,I,e'Lilieiw idash,e,d,in like a bit of "greased ■lightning" and', by sheer force of habit, .pounded the leather clear with his, fist. A penalty ■naturally folio wed, Welliings's kick being all but managed by Saunders. 'Skellsey scored the fifth goial from a free kick given, aga,insit the < "13,lll>e's. from a foul. The result was thus:- Coilwyn Bay 5; Conway, 1. This, result probabily gives the the disitlinotion of wooden-spoonists. The team's were:—^Colwyn Bay: Goal, W. E. 'Hiugheis; backs,, G. Cirols, by and O. E. 'Williams halves, E. Griffiths, Wellings, and W. Jonieis; foirw,ards, iD. M..Roberts, Reckless, SkeiLsey, W. T. Jones and J. Ll. Owen. Con- way: Goal, \E. O. Dlavies; backs, TOim Jones and Ruighiiie, Jones; halves, Ted Evamisi, "'tBan- gOlr," and S'heim Joneis; forwards, W. Slaund'ers,, vV'iillSIQlÐJ, Tom Evan.s, :L,lervv Parry, and L. H. Roberts. Refeffee, Mr Beech., Rhyl.

Close of the Season. CIOMWAY'S U'NISAlTHS'FACTOiRY AiClHIIEVE- MIE-NT. Sumimer us slowly but surely brushing aside her colder sister, and, as usual, winter'si de,a,th .sounds the knielm of our pet,game, "footer," ait the s-ame time. Most of us listen to. the doleful toll with sincere regret', because, whatever migiht be. said of other g,a.m,e,s-a.t least, those1 of the summer variety—they are all deadiy tame in comparison with the rollicking entranc- iing sport associated, with both codes, of foot- ball. Not. that Conway, in common with other place's on the coast, is inextricably bound uip in the great winter game. Indeed1, to judge by the- patronage and assistance offered to the town team, local reisiide/nts aiie anyltihiing but enthusi- asts. lNeN,.epthel!e,s,s,, no other game has, such am attra'cition, even for Conway, as football, and we feel, SUIre- there lies dormant a pretty con- sidteraible liove for the game which olnly needs a little cultivation to fan into ia useful strength).

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Upon the town club itself rests the duty of asicertlainging the proper way to do this culti- vation. What' the institution has: been, doing this year ilscertainly not to be regarded as a factor in it. The "Blues'" have often been termed "Ia one-man show. This. title is not,, very faT from being a. correct one. For tlhe, besit pant1 of the season the team has beetn. run by three men only. But for Messrs W. O. Piarry, H. Lloyd, and' Bob Jones,, the session, would have .en,dh:d' even more disastrously than it has.. And the faullt for all this -lies, apparently, utpon the club itself. At the commeincemeinit1 of the season, the members made the egregious mistake of excluding some of the moslt indus- trious) members of 1<as,t year's committee in favour oif a number who have dio,n,e-weql,, to, put it bluntly, nothing. Committee meetings have, we, are assured,, long been a. thing of ithe pasit, ais far as the Conway club is concerned. The result, is this season terminates with Con- way in the doubtful, poSrition of sharing with Penmaenmawr. the disgrace which is attached: to tihe holders, of the wooden, .sipoon in the League contest, and winners. of but one ro-uind in 'the Junior Cup Competition. Last yelaY the "•Bluesi" wrere third1 in the League list, and proud possessors, of the Cup. Thiis is retro- gression with a vengeance.,and nothing but the blunder alreadiy refened to is accountable for it, because the club was. never stronger in play- ing members. An organi-slatio.,n which can turn out a side who could whack Portmadbc asi the ".B[UleiS'" did on the Miorfa a few monithis ago- is certainly worthy of a position, better than that which it at present occupies, and, for the good ioif tihe game., and1 for the credit of the gra,nid old town which they represent., we hope to have a thorough "h,o,iise,dle,an.i.ng" iin the management' when next season comes round. +

Conway Rural District Council. The Tal-y=Cafn Bridge. Proceedings Against the Corporation. MR 'HUGH OWEN presided over the monthly meetin.g of this authority on Friday. There were also present .'Messrs J. W. Raynes, Rogers Jones,, Edward Williams, W. 'F. Jones., Ricbdi. Williams, Robert 'Roberts, E. J. Evans, J. Slpiil1:tlher James, the- clerk (IA-ir T. E. Parry) amd the- surveyors (,'Messrs Levi John and John Davies. Penrhyn Road. Üin the recommendations of the surveyors, it was decided, to proceed with: certain minor re- pa,iirs, on Penrhyn roads, the total cost of which was estimated at Z16. Satisfaction.; The Surveyor fielpolTit-ed that the Talycafn [Bridge Company have made the gravel bank seciure on each side of the approach to the Talycafn bridge, at the Caealhun end. Glynmarl Sewer Extension. Mr Levi John reported that the committee ap- pointed to consider the extension oif Glyomarl sewer met on the spot, and recommended that a six-inch sewer be laid for a distance of abouit 55 yards, so as to receive tihet ISielwage from tiie, two houses now in course, of erection. The re-port was adopted. Llangystenin Water Supply. Mr Levi John, submitted an estimate of the p,ropose,d scheme for the. ertension of the Llan- gystenin parish water supply, the total coisit of which was cited a,t 6172 is 6d. The Llangys- tienin Parish Council had already considered the estimate favourably. Finance. The Finance Committee reported that the Conway district was in orediit at the bank to the exitent of ^428 ili,s 5d, and the Glan. Con- way district _ciS6 14s 5d. Proceedings Against the Conway Corporation. On the recommendation of the Finance Com- mit,tee, i,t was decided that the clterk at once commenced Hegal proceedings agailnslt the Con- way Corporation for the recovery of a debt of £87 1 us 4d alleged to be outstanding in, favour of the Council 011 ,accountt of a case treated at the Isolation. 'Hospital. New Houses. Amongst .the' plans approved by the Council were those relating to a house and shop for Mr J. Edwards, Festiniog, .at Penybont; two cot- tage's at Bryn Mbrfudd, Ldaneiian, for iMir Elias Jones, IBettws, and a studio, at Braniygaartlh, Mochdtoe, for ,Mr W. J. Corah.

» 8 Doctors and 17 Kinds of Medicine Bile Beans Alone Prove Beneficial. RARELYimdeed do newspaper readers comma across1 a more remarkable statement of facta tlhiam the, following, which has been made to 'a reporter of the ".Norwich Mercury" by 1m¡ Jaimeis Dtixon, the wiife of a labourer living art Grostwight, in East Norfolk. She said: — "I am a Norfolk woman,, a,nd have lived iin thisi house twelve, years, .and before, th,ati in another close by for twenty-five ye,a)rs so I am well knowin. All my liiife I have been an ailinig woman, suffering chiefly from indigestion and biliousness'. I frequently had a pain at my heart, which would: suddenly, wheni le,a,s,t -ex- pected, commence to thump almost enough to take, my life away. A dryme'ss used to come iin my throat at night and nelarly choke me, antd my husband dare .not smoke- in the house, ji9 the smoke sltifled me. Some months back I was of so, bad a colour I was convinced I was going to have jaundice. About the same time, too, I had grown to be ain enormous slize, and was swollen all over. Everything seamed too much trouble foir me;, and I was in so, veiry bad a state I thought my children would sooin lose their mother. Almost every diay I was sick, bilia continuously coming up. Everything I ate dis- agreed with me. I had very bad headaches, but I had suffered1 from headache all my I'ifa previously. I had nevoer been, without the doc- tor in the housie. Eight different, doctors at- tended me, and, apart from what they gave me, I tnied seventeen different special medicines. Tine medicines brought, no relief, and the doc- tors said they could do me little good, as my weakness was constitutional. Yet I am welll now, free from. pain at J.era,slt-'tha.nlks entirely to coming to knoiv about Bile Be-ansi. daugh- ter peirsuad-eid, me to. commence taking them,and I uindierwieint a thorough course. I improved after tihe firsit few doses, and gradually but sure- ly tlhey miadie this gre,a,t change in me, and, re- stored me to. perfect health. I am never wiithoult them in the house now. Their effect is miar- vellous." If you suffer from constipation, bi3iou.sme.s9, spring dcebiGÐty, bloüd impurities, or imperfect liver action, there is ornly one medicine which will make, you look well, feel well, amd slttay well, namely, iB:iile Beans. Obtainable for is i %,d or 219 gd pe,r box from druggists and med6,. cine vendors. Bidie Beans are never sold looise.