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QUOITS. WELSH TEAM v. ENGLAND. The following side will represent Wales against England at Merthyr on Bank Holi- da-y:-H. Lyons (Waunllwyd), Tom Da,vies ,(Slcewen). Nlatt Walters (Llansimlet), W. Dice Davies (Aberdare), J. Tovey (Waun- llwyd), J. Hey cock (Wrexham;, J. Barker (Ton Pentre), F. Evans (Waunllwyd), C. B.xvies (Ton Pentre),.J. Evans (Llandovery;, and J. Powell (Penydarren). Reserves, Phil Adams (Skewen) and J Thomas (Heolgerrig). On Saturday the Farmer's quoit team of Waunarlwydd played Cleveland (Llanelly,) on the ground of the latter. Scores:— Farmers. Cleveland. 21 J. H. Daniel. L. Ev £ u>8 .14' 21 A. Williams T. Francis 19 12 D. Pew?ey D. Evans 21 16 T. Stock J. Francis 21 10 J. Lloyd J. Griffiths 21 10 D. Thomas D. Frincis 21 11 W. Ha-Y T. Morris 21 o J. Griffiths W. Jenkins 21 104 159 On Saturday the Firs, Waunarlwydd, played Bynea, on the ground of the former. SCiJre< Firs. Bynea. 21 A. Bow-ditch T. Vaughan 10 17 D. Williams T. Howells 21 21 W. Bees D. Lewis 8 21 J. Williams R. Griffiths 14 21 A. Bowditch D. J. James 17 21 E. Bees J. Gunn 12 21 W. Bowditch T. Harries 19 21 W. M. Bees I I. W. itarrie.3 4 1164 105

EXTRAS GALORE NEWPORT W.GXET-KEEPER'S CONTRIBUTION Id SWAnSEA SOORE,  AN EASY WiN AND A BUMPER BENEFIT; I I (BY PEN DRAGON.") In their last two matches with the; [Swansea LieYell,ewport have failed to i put; together a three-figured total. o put the thing in a nutshell, they have [only aggregated 153 for the loss of 19 wickets—F. G. Phillips did not bat at the Rodney Parade last month owing' to ati injury to the hand—as against nearly i MU -by their opponents, These figures emphasise the all-round strength of Swansea, but more than anything else they indicate the strength of our bowling. Creber and Maxwell have seldom, if ever, worked together with greater succcss than they have done this season. A few weeks ago, 1 wrote about tve failure of Swansea to beat -Newport for nearly ten years. This season they have done it twice without leaving any ground for the assertion that they have been lucky. Swansea can now lay just claims to being the best of all the Welsh clubs, and they cari also console themselves with the knowledge that they have treated a bigger following for the game than there is at either Newport or Cardiff. Maxwell's Popularity. The popularity which Maxwell enjoys in Swansea is not at all surprising to those who know him best. He is as fine a type of sportsman as one could wish to meet; and his methods on the field are so Jessopian that the crowd positively rise to him. He had a bumper benefit on Saturday in spite of the threatening weather, and yet he was very un- fortunate in one sense, for he got caught out first ball. The game had been won by the time he went in, and so he threw restraint to the winds and tried to lift the first ball sent down to him to the track. The catch which sent him back was one of the running order, made right in front of the grand stand. With the exception of the beneficiare and H. W. Baxter—who got two—the batting of Swansea was very consistent. We aw Eo W..rones at his best, and we were treated to a good display by Stanlev Rees. whose only fault was that tendency of his to be too painstaking. Dr. Cameron was forceful. Creber was II positively fucDy! The Comic Element. Xow Creber never was orthodox, and seemingly he never will he. He has a couple of strokes which beggar descrip- tion. There is that leg shot of his; and that stroke which he makes after turning his back on the bowler. On Saturday he got. a boundary by hitting the ball to the boundary with the back of his bat just when the wicket-keeper was in the act of i.iifberi'ig it under the impression tha» the batsman was letting it go by. Thrre was no call for seriousness at this point; and Creber' comedy was a fitting climax to a win for which his bowling was very largely responsible- Extras Galore. The New-port wicket-keeper was pro- bably the iv.ost: dissatisfied member of a disappointed temi. There was onci* eitras in the Swansea total, arid it was not to be woiulered at that Newport had at length to change their stumper. The Usksiders arc going to have rmna (lilb- culvy in replacing Diver who, I under- stand, now feels unequal to the strain of wicket-keeping. The biggest eoti tributor to the Newport total was- F. Cordon Phillips, the fast bowler. But while this player succeeded in the one department he failed in the other, for he did not get a single wicket. The most successful bowlers were B. Phillips, the captain of the Newport Seconds, and Brown, the new professional. They claimed five victims apiece. SATURDAY'S B0WL& I Neath Town Defeat Railwaymen, I The Neath Town Club beat the local j Railwaymen on Saturday at Mount I Pleasant by 21 shots. Scores:— Town. Williams, W. Thorne, W. Owen, P. H. Davie3 (skip) 20 J. Ecrell, W. J. Davies, F. Waring, John Morris (skip). 30 W. Griffiths, W. Smith, D. J. Da vies F.Hockridge (skip). 23 Rev. D. W. Hopkins, W. Stockham, W. Metlivin, F. Goode (skip) 17 I rota1. 90 llailwaymen. A. H. Smith, J. Aldwin, A. Thomas, W. Stroud 25 j W. Wates, E. Clarke, U, Griffiths. F. Harris 11 E. Williams..1. 11. Lewis, H. Wells. W..Nicholas 16 C. Dunston, G. Stevens, J. H. Kevili. A. James 11 Total. 66 DlNAS POWIS v. SWANSEA. j At Swansea the local team defeated Dinas Powis by 7 shots. Scores.- Swansea. J. r. Harvey, C. Williams, E. Wil- liams,, D. C. jDavies (skip) 20 j W. H. Harding, J. Fulton, D. D. Hop- kin, D. A. Sutherland 18 I R. M. Davies, C. H. Harvey, W. E. Auckland, J. W. Merriman (skip).. IS W. W. Holmes, G. S. Harries, P. W. Phillips, W. Atkinson (skip) 24 81 QhiasPowis. A. Miles, C. G. Morel, W. H. Thomas, E. Thomas (skip) 17 i J. E. Thomas, R. M. Hunter, Ivor R. Thomas, T. P. Thomas (skip) 24 G. W. Smith, T. H. Griffiths, F. Hocken, R. Graham (skip) 16 D. L. Wilkinson, W. Dowman, A. Cox. D. Wilkinson 17 74 SWANSEA v. PENYLAN. "'r'o. Ao. Played at Carciilt on July ltith. Swansea. Rink I.-F. W. Winter, D. D. Hopktn, N. Mclndor, D. McMillan (skip) 27 'Skil)) -7 Rink 2.-H. Peters, J. Sanders, K. McKilvie, W. Atkinson (skip). 19j Rink 3.—W. H. Harding, A. Barry, J. R. Young, D. A. Sutherland (skip) 26 Riuk -I.-W. J. Treloar, C. H. Harvey, W. E. Auckland. J. W. Mei-riman (skip) 20 Total. 92 Penylari. Rink 1.—E. J. Keene, R. Hughes, A. Edwards. 1. Ingram Reea (skip) 11 Rink 2.-Tolll Payne, J. Fislitr, W. C. Goodfellow, S. Lovering (skip) 20 Rink 3.—A. Tasker, H. Oate, T. John, W. Edwards (skip) 15 Rink 4.—T. B. Davies, W. Curwen, fr. Me G. Hole. C. J. Thistle (skip) 11 Total, 57 ST. GABRIEL'S v. PAHC HOWARD, (LLANELLY). 11 League match played on -Brynmill Green on Saturday. Pare Howard (Llanelly). Rink I.-W. J. Rees, E. J. Thomas, J. Richards, D. Lewis (skip) iS Rink 2.—J. E. Cloke, A. Shiwa, T. Thomas, G. E. Pullen (skip) 9 Rink-,I.-D. C. Thomas, D. Rees, T. Hanbury, B. Hanbyry (skip) 14 Rink 4.W. Davies, W. Skym, W. Jones, H. McMaster (skip) 28 Total. 69 :1-. Gabriel's. Rink I.-F. E. Carr, M. Robinson, W. H. Pank, W. Williams (skip) 23 Rink 2.—J. E. Donnelly, P. Davies, W. H. Hill, D..1. Squires (skip) 29 Rink H.—A. S. Shapton, W. E. Pile, F. C. Richardson, H. W. Tre- goni,,irt- ( k gonning (skip* .ii Rink 4.—G. Barron, A. -E. Kissock, F. C. Davies, W. A. Martin (skip) 17 j Total 303 UPLANDS v. DYFATTY. League match, played on Cwmdonkin green. Scores:— UPLANDS. Rink 1.-8. Palmer, J. Rees, D. Davies, F. Barl-wr (skip.) 13 Rink 2.—T. D. Cullis, W. E. Gaunt- lett, W. Wiliams (skip.) 19 Rink 3—W. Sherlock, R. J. Tregaskes, C. IL Richards, D. H. James (Skip) 33 Rink 4.-Geo. Davies. S. W. Harris, 1) 0 D. P. Evans, J. Howells (skip.). 20 Total .n .4 85] DYFATTY. Rink I.-R. Thomas. J. Bennett, R. Jenkins, T. Wales 21 Rink 2—M. Holly, D. D. Gentius, M. Tray 19 Rink 3.—T. Robinson, H. Hughes, r. Homeyard, John Griffiths (skip.) 12 Rink 4—f. Davies, T. Jones, Evan Hill (skip), It, less 25 p.c. CO. J3 Total 65 BRYNMILL v. MUMBLES. I Friendly match played on Mumbles Green on Saturday. Brynmiil. Rink 1.—R. P. Dongall. P..W. Mur- lay, H. P. Wright, W. H. Palmer (skip) 24 Rink 2.—C. E. Tucker, Geo. Gough, X. Kipgdolll. Geo. Hart (skip) 17 Rink 3—R. Rees, T. Izzard, J. Cockhurn, T. S. Hebden (skip) 16 Rink 4 -E. D. Tucker, A. E. Simp- son, J. E. Ellis (skip) 12 Total 69 Mumbles. Rink 1 .-C. G. West, W. Hoskins, J. J. Jones, S. S. Shepherd (skip). 12 Rink 2.—A. G. Davies, A. H. Sladen, J. G. Morris, Mat Smith (skip) 29 Rink 3-H. Paine. A. Clark, W. Lewis, A. Smith (skip) 17 Rink i.—C. Hoskins, R. Todd, H. Phillips, L. Davies (skip) 20 Total 78 JERSEY v. MANSELTON. Friendly match played on Manselton Green on Saturday. Jersey. Rink I.-E. Iones, S. Thomas, F. Jugant. A. Griffiths (skin) 15 Rink 2.—C. Bgwdpii, T. R. Hughes, J. Davies, J. R. Palmer (skip) 12 Rink 3.—A. Williams, W. Taylor, J. Grole, B. Holbrook (skip) 13 Rink -i.-D. l. Phillips, W. Withey. F. Joyce, G. 0. Hughes (skip) 201 Total. 61 Manselton. Rink 1.—D. W. Davies, Dan Davies, J. W j lliams, r. Lewis (skip) 26 Rink 2.-A..Johnson, D. Spraggon, D. Jones, G. Bevan (skip) 23 Rink 3.—A. Davies, Dan Jones, Ned Griffiths, M. John (skip) 18 Rink 4.—J. Davios. R. H. Davies, l. Davies, D. Williams (skip) 13 Total 80 MORI! ISTON v. BRITONFERRY. I Played on Hritonfcrry Green on July 18tli. Scores:— Morriston. Rink I.-D. Francis, J. J. Richards, D. John. W. Griffiths (skip) 9 Rink 2.—T. Martin, E. E. Morris, D. Rees, A. Diekman (skip). 10 Rink 3.-1. Williams, G. Swarbrick, H. Edwards, T. Morgan (skip). 34 Rink 4.—D. Jones, A. Jones, D. Francis, B. John 14 Total ü7 Britonferry. Rink l.-H. Prout, J. Clifford, J. 28 Francis, J. Collier (skip) 28 1 Rink 2.-T. Folland, D. Phillips, J. Arnold, T. Edwards (skip) 23 Rink 3.—W. Rees, D. W. Davies, T. Thomas, J. Thompson (skip) 6 Rink 4.—E. Jamos, J. Thomas. W. Richards, T. Cooke (skip) 20 Total. 77 I ALEXANDRA v. ST. JOHN'S. I League match played on Dyfatty Green, on Saturday, St. John's. Rink 1.—R. U. Griffiths, T. Ashford, J. I^ewis, T. I^wis (skip) 11 Rink 2.-C. Lewis. W. Sparkes. D. George, J. Richards (skip) 17 Rink 3.—D. Evans, E. Richards, J. G. Davies, L". Williams (skil.)) 17 Rink 4.-W. Hughes; D. Jones, J. Davies, J. James (skip) 16 Total. 04 Alexandra. Rink I.-T. Robbins, D. Jones. R. Robinson, Tom Griffiths (skip) 16 Rink 2.—W. J. Jones, A. Robbins, Tom Robinson, W. J. Rapsey (skip) 21 Rink 3.—D. L. Jones, J. Coker, A. Coker, C. Hughes (capt.) (skip) 20 Rink .J.-E. Thomas, J. Cook, W. Norman, G. W. Cloke (skip) 21 Total. 78 COLF. I ASRBURXHAM BEAT SWANSEA BAY. I Ashburnhain met, Swansea Bay at Ash- burnha/a) on Saturday. Scores :— Afihournha-m. Swansea Bay. 1 C. S. Trubshaw A. Paton 0 1 H. E. Trubshaw R. A. Jones 0 1 A. R. Trubshaw I P. N. T. Shepherd 0 0 F. N. Powell (capt.) J. Smith 1 0 D. McNeil E. Powell 1 1 A. A. Lewis J. Thomas 0 1 J. H. Gale R. A. Samuel 0 A. 8. John ?. N. Medhuret. 1 1 H. W. Crawford A. Samuel 0 6 3 FOURSOMES. Ashbnrnham. Swansea Bay. 1 S. S. Trubshaw and H. E. Trubshaw A. Paton and lL A, Tonea 0 l' A. R.. Trubshaw and F. N. Powell P. N. F. Shepherd and J. Smith 0 1 D. McNeil and A. A. Lewis E. Powell and J. Thomas 0 IAS. John and H. Crawford N. Mcdhurst and A. Samuel 0 4 0

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TINPLATERS' DISCUSSION. I DEPARTURE FROM CUSTOM AGREED TO II BY WIEN. An important meeting of tiaplate mem- bcTo cf the Steel Smelters' Union was held at Swansea on Saturday. The chief item on the agendi was to cliscuse the action of the leaders in agreeing to the principle of putting extra help in mills, at the last Conciliation Board meeting, without first of all consulting the men. A very animated and interesting dinouseiou took place, gome of the delegates claiming that the leaders had taken a very serious and grave step to allow the employers to de- part from the old method of working, before giving the men who were to be affected by such change, an opportunity to discuss the nutter. Mr. Tom Griffiths, the organiser, gave a review of the whole position. He dealt with the history of the trade from 1891 up to the present time, and showed the de- velopment of the trade in other countries, and said that if the trade wa sto be rC- tained in this country, it was only going to be done by the workers and employers co-operating together. Mr. Griffiths complimented the delegates f-or the intelligent interest they were taking in their trade, and pointed out that their criticism and addresses were both helpful 2bnrl uesful. Mr. UrHUth., also dealt with the four clauses agreed upon in the la-st Board meeting, iukI gave the men his assurance that they had been fully protected in every clause, In addition, he pointed out. to the men, that the first three months wonld be experimental, and lie gave them an undertaking tklt no permanent change of any character should take place In the trade until the whole of the delegates had been consulted on the matter. The delegates, after having the explana- tion of Mc. Griffiths. decided to endorse the action of the officials, and put their trust and confidence in them, the guai-.TLit- tee having been given that no permanent changes should take place in any works in the trade before the men lu-d been con- sulted on the matter.

LLANSAMlET EISTEDDFOD. I Llansamlet seventh annual chair eis- teddfod was held at Seion Calvinistic Methodist Chapel on Saturday. Mr. G. K. Jenkins presided over a large gather- ing, and Mr. Abraham 11. Thomas, J.P., officiated as conductor. The principal awards were;—Recita- tion Mr..Harry Grey, Llangyfelacli. Fancy Work: Miss Gladys Thomas, Crum- lyn Villa, Llansamlet. Stanza: Mr. John Phillips, Morriston. Essapr: Mr. John I, Thomas, Lonlus, Llansamlet. Verses most suitable for recitation: Mr. John Phillips (' Treforfab"), Morriston, who was duiv chaired. Soprano solo: Miss Hannah Williams, Ynystawe, Clvdach. Tenor solo: Mr. W. J. Stephens, Skewen. Bari- tone solo: Mr. James Jones, Morriston. Champion solo: Miss Hannah Williams, Ynystawe, Clydach. Male Voice chorai competition: Skewen Male Voice Choir (conducted by Mr. Ben Davies).

SWANSEA LEAGUE SECRETARY. I APPOINTED CHAIRMAN OF SOUTH WALES ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting of the South Wales and Monmouth hire Football Association was held in the Lecture Hall of the Car- diff Y.M.C.A. on Saturday evening, Mr. J. R. Stephens presiding. Mr. Harry Hart. the secretary, presented the annual report, and Mr. George Mercer submitted the financial statement, details of which have been published. Both reports were accepted as satisfactory, and the officials thanked for their services. Colonel Mor- gan Lindsay, J.P., was re-elected presi- dent, and on the nomination of the re- tiring chairman of the Council, that posi- tion was enthusiastically voted to Mr. Charles Jenkins, who, as secretary of the Swansea and District League, has ren- dered incalculable service to the game, The ballot for vice-presidents resulted as follows:—Mr. J. K. Stephens, CarditI, H?; Mr. George Williams, Cardiff, ?; Mr. F. Edgar Powell, Tredegar, 90; Mr. I Harry Williams, Brithdir, 75; Mr. E. J. Morgan, Rhyjunoy, 7o. Non-elected— Mr. T. D. Jones, Aberdare, 19; Mr. E. W. Wathen, Cardiff, 39. The voting for the Council of 15 was as follows.- Elected— Mr. S. H. Nicholls, Welsh League and Cardiff (2it Mr. J. P. Kc-nt, Mid-Rhondcla 95; Mr. W. Nash, Aberbargoed and Gil- fach I Mr. S. B. Williams, Swansea Town ti7 Mr. J. Edwards, Hargo('d 70 Mr. T. A. Rowlands, Merthyr League and Merthyr Y.-N,i.C.A i: Mr. J. M. S. James, Cwmbach l.ií¡ Mr. J. Davies, Ton Pentre (55 Mr. W. J. Davies, Mardy bO Mr. W. Parrish, Treharris Lilywhites. 59 Mr. J .W. Kinsman, Pontypridd 58 Mr. W. T. Jones, Merthyr Town 57 Mr. D. Thomas, Rev. E. R. Davies ,Abprn:mt 51 Mr. S. Bowen. Nelson and Gilfach 36 Thc second vote was taken for the 15th position. Messrs. S. Bowen, Nelson; W. S- Wyndham. Cardiff, and S. H. Harris tiding on the first ballot with J7 votes each. Mr. Harris retired in favour of Mr. Wyndham, and a vote between Messrs. Wyndham and Bowen resulted in the latter's election. Non-elected. I Mr. W. S Wyiiclitani, Cardiff 17 Mr. S. H. Harris, Cardiff 47 Mr. A. H. Ford, S. M011. League 46 Mr. A. G. E. J. Fudge, Newport 46 Mr. W. T. Redman, Cardiff 43 Mr. H. P. Morgan, Cardiff 4;3 Mr. J. C. Biddle, Cardiff 43 Mr. S. L. Davies, In Mr. J. Thomas, Rhondda League 34 Mr. T. D. Jones, Aberdare 26 Mr. W. M. Richards, Llitiiell 151 Mr. W. H. Summers, Llanbradach 12 iNi-ess,rs. ') 1(, Stephens and S. H. Nicholls were re-elected on the Council of the Football Association of Wales. A souvenir gold medallion was presented to Mr. J. H. Stephens on his retiring from the chairmanship.

More trailer trams for South London have been sanctioned by the Board of Trade. A fire broke out on Saturday in the Cunard liner Campania, lying at Glas- gow for service under the Anchor Line. 1 The fire was confined to the store and the cooks' g-uHcy, and the damage is only I about = £ 100.

AT CATCH WEICHTS. "HO DECISION" BOXING BOUT AT SWANSEA An interesting ten-round no decision encounter was fought at Mr. Alf Harry's boxing booth, Swansea, on Saturday evening;, before a large crowd, between Guppy Thomas (wanspa) and Pllil- Hopkins (Pontypridrl). The men met at catch-weights, Thomas giving away con- siderable weight, probably a stone. The bout was a capital one. and went the whole distance. Thomas was aggressive an through, and wlien occasion demanded he also proved extreniely clever on the defensive. The Tylorstown Terror." Adding to his many victories, Jimmy Wide (Tylorstown), the 9st. champion of the world, easily beat Charley Lordon (London), a smart Sat. 2lb. boxer, at the Marquee, Tonypandy, on Saturday. For the first two rounds Wilde showed no great: superiority, and Lordon, aided by his stone advantage in weight, did fairly well. Then. however. Wilde, beginning to force the boxing, continually worked his opponent to the ropes, and hit with terrific power. In the ninth Wilde rushed in and hit Lordon a series of severe blows on the body and head, and the London boxer fell to the boards. The count, however, had only began when the. gong went for the end of the round, and, undoubtedly, sard Lordon. III the tenth round Lordon gave up, and Wilde was declared the winner. not bouts resulted in a draw be- tween Arthur Bishop (Caerphilly) and Young Rossi (Pontypridd), a draw be- twecu Arthur Fields (Llantrisattt)' and Tom Wilson (Porth), and a win for George Jones (ilont- '+gwititli) over Young Norman (Pontypridd).

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Messrs. Lever Brothers, of Port Sun- light, anounee an increase in their em- ployes'' wages of 2s. weekly. Mrs. Chamberlain left Birmingham on Saturday for PrinceVgardens, London, where she will remain for a few weeks. During last year in London Sunday cinema performances resulted in a profit for charitable purpose3 amounting to £ 31,587. Arthur Quinton, of Walworth, who had beeri missing for a week, was found in Mottingham-lane, Lee, on Saturday night with a wound in his throat. The funeral of the late Mr. William Williams, Crosswell, Eglwyswrw, Peni- brokeshire, took place at Brynberian Burial ground. The Rev. Dr. J. Caerau Rees (pastor) officiated.

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