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APP-15

DISCOVERIES OF YEAR IN WELSH

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Willie Davies

Davies Greatest |

Artist In Wales But

Tanner Also Consistent

By Clem Lewis

London, Apr, 19. LOOKING back over our international Rugby season the name of Sid Williams, the Aberavon wing, comes first to mind. He was our finest international discovery. We had cause also to be thankful for the unearthing of M. J. Davies, the South African Welshman, who was discovered at Oxford. Taken all round, we should be well off for centres next season.

To me the greatest artist in Welsh, football to-day is Wille Davies, the Swansea and Wales fly-half. Tanner has been quite consistently good, but it Is Davica who has reached the sublime heights. I confess have derived more pleasure watching his beautifully balanced and elusive running than from anyone else.

WORTH OF MANFIELD

It would be futile to recommence the old argument as to whether he or Cliff Jones is the greater player, to admit that but I am prepared Javch

the truer uutside-half, Swansea friends, please note.

It is perhaps a trulsm that Wales; can always And plenty of good for- wards. The one discovery of nole we have made this season is Man- feld, our lock forward. Do you re- member how England

cast

their eyes upon him? 1 am hoping to see Manfield leading the Welsh forwards next season.

Our club gomes on the whole have been somewhat more open and enter-

taining, but it is regrettable that our "Sevens" Journament fell through! Two things in the main accounted for this the lukewarm altitude of the Welsh Unlon and the half-hearted way in which its sponsors the Glonergan County Club--went about their job. When fackled properly it will go with a swing.

KNAPP AND cambrIDGE

The Cardiff seven for the Twicken- hum gumes will probably be: W. Wooller, E. R. Knapp, Gwyn Porter, W. R. Davies behind the three for- wards, L. Spence, Roy Roberts and Selby Davies.

by

Incidently, I wonder whether Cam- pince bridge University will find a for Knapp next season. They were apparently not over Impressed him last year, but we in Wales are beginning to think there are consi- derable possibilities about this ex- Welsh secondary school cap.

We believe we have quite u num- ber of young players who will be in the limelight next season. Person- ally I have great hopes for G. Hale, the young Cardiff centre, and H. M. Baker, a Welsh reserve this year who plays

Newport's three-quarter

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•DETECTIVE AJENCY.

RUGGER

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TRIBUTE TO MATTHEWS

You will probably lear great ful centre from Bridgend. Last Saturday, playing for the Welsh for Secondary Schools, he helped to Kale

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AND OTHER TOBACCONISTS.

Two Receipts Instead Of One Allegedly Issued

Dr. Nagai STAMP DUTY EVADED

Resigns From I.O.C.

In view of the very poor support The following players have been

Shanghai, May 10. selected to represent the Civil A record crowd Service CC. in their

saw "Peanut" given by members to the swimming on Marshall ride Rain as hot favourite section of the European Y.M.C.A. Saturday in the Lawn Bowls League: to a brilliant victory at the Shang- during the past two or three seasons, decided yesterday to allow 1st Team (v. Craigengower C.C. hai Race Club Champions, winning it was

Hindhead, Servicemen to become members of E. W. Simmonds, H. Strange, by half a length from Crimmitt and J-Holidge grifin pony, ridden by A. F. Clark, the "Y" Swimming Club, as it will (skip); M. E. Purvis, C. Strange, W. with White Willie,

behind.

entrance fee for the first R. R. Davies, E.

R. Wood, L. Collyer

Rain covered the mile and a quar-month of $1.

This new move will entle Service and J. Deakin (skip

ter course in the fast time of 2m (skip). Kerman, E. Bradshaw, E. Haynce and holder Yuan 92,120, one of the big periods when the pool is reserved for 2nd Team (v. H.K.F.C. away).-E. 32% secs., paying the sweep ticket members to use the swimming pool at nil times except during those W. Bogley (skip); J, Corr, V. gest prizes of recent years. Ebbage, L. Whant and W. Hillyer Night Express, ridden by Carbor women, that is, in the mornings, and (skip); F. Austin, A. B. Allan, A. Renner, took the lead from the start during certain periods la the evening when the pool is reserved by Army Steven and S. Eccleshall (skip). and led until Widow's Monument.

Reserves.-H. F. Harper, D. Craw However Rain came on and entered units.

the stretch in the fead, shaking off This experiment, if it succeeds, ley, Weeks and Shephard.

the hot challenge offered by Hind-will probably result in the "y" Swim H.E.C, RINKS

ming Club fielding several water- head and White Willie.

polo teams during the coming season and at the same time provide enough swimming material for a series of

Tokyo, May 10, inter-club galas, which it is proposed

Dr. Matsuzo Nagul resigned yes-day. to run. shortly be able to secure season of his departure for London, tickets for the swimming season, but tend the forthcoming general meet- Members of the Association will terday as a member of the Interna- tional Olympic Committee, on the eve

to at. more particulars of this concession ing as Japan's representative, will be mude known to members In

Dr. Nagol had been named a mem due course.

ber of the Committee the NA

by Mr. Ashford was elected Hon. tional Olympic Committee, in suc- of the Club, with powers to arrange who died last year whole en rout Sceretary of the Water-Pole Section cession to the late Mr. Jigoro Kono nxtures

It will be remembered that he made a second-half appearance in the final Welsh senior trial and if he stand-$1,00lives up to the promise he now re- | reais, he will be one of the glants of Welsh Rugby during the next few

The following will represent the years,

Yet another youngster who has al-Hongkong Elecule R.C. against the ready spent a year at Cambridge and Kowloon B.G.C. at Ming Yuen: who I can recommend to the Light Blues is J. Richards. A splendid scrtam worker who has had a game or two with Cardiff over the holl- Correct day, Richards is an ex-Monmouth

schoolboy.

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The neater

mon's

clothes the smarter his

appearance.

WALES WILL NEED THEM

over

Wales will need these youngsters next senson, for it will be made memorable by the fact that we shall have our Australion tourists here, who play Wales two days be fore Christmas Day. Previous Aus- tralkin visits to these islands were You can be as-in 1008 and 1927-though in the lat- nured of correctler year it was a New South Wales

able prices at

side.

"Buffy" Maitland, leading jockey, was to have ridden Rain. However, yesterday he was thrown heavily and R. C. Butler, A. G. Gardner, H. S. was unable to ride to-day. McKay and J. Sloan (skip); G. G. S. Marshall was many times a winner Thomson, W. E. Baker, G. T. Padgett of the Champions, being formed and L. de Rome (skip); J. R. Way, jockey of the Eve Stable, owned by J. Roscoe, A. F. Paul and W. B. Sir Victor Sascoon.-United Press, Muskett (skip).

TSUI BROTHERS OUTPLAY THEIR OPPONENTS

(Continued from Page 8.)

and Hon. Mr. T. E. Pearce

malchi.

were

At and styling Last Saturday at Linnelly I believe.

I saw the last appearance DÍ that besides reason-really wonderful veteran forward amongst those who witnessed the

Ifor Jones, I have always maintained that Wales passed him over far too

At the conclusion of the encounter, ¦ soon, and now, after 17 years' ¡ser-! vice for Llanelly, he is to retiré,

prizes won during the 1939 tourna- ment were presented to the winners write him down amongst the great by Miss D. Dodwell, who was called est forwards Wales has ever pro- upon to do so by Mr. Pearce. duced.

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To my readers, "Au revoir" till next season,

Latest Scores In County Cricket

KONTA

London, May 10. Latest cricket scores are: Cumbridge University 63 for 4 against Notts;

Lancashire 70 for 4 against West Indies;

Derby 02 for 5 against Oxford University:

Essex 07 for 2 against Middlesex; Hampshire 100 for 2 against | Northants;

Surrey 135 for 1 against Wor-

cester;

Sussex 107 for 5 against Somerset. -Reuter.

The prize winners were:

Open Singles

Winner: Tsul Wai-pui. Runner-up Tsul Yun-put,

Open Doubles

F.

Winners: Tsul Wal-pui and Tsui Proc., while Mr, A. F, Austen to Tokyo from Egypt, vla America.

Yun-pui. Runners-up: Loc wing and Ho Ka-lau

Wns

As the defendant was not present in, Court, n summons of evading stamp duty against Tang Kum (Kun

• Cheong), was adjourned for three weeks by, Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen at the Kowloon Magistracy yester

March 26, at a shop. In Laichikok Road, executed two receipts for $12,20 and $15. Instead of a single receipt for a debt of $27.29.

Sergeant B. Grainger was com- plainant.

It is alleged that defendant, an

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as Hon. Secretary of It is understood that Dr. Naga (the Swimming Section. Yue-

who was to sall from Yokohama Water-pola practice will commence aboard the Tatsuta Maru on May 11, to-night between 8.30 p.m. and 9 p.failed to reach an understanding with when it is hoped that as many mem-Count Ballet Latour, Chairman of Alexandra Bldg, Des Voeux Rd, bers who wish to play, will attend for the International Olympic Commit- instruction and Interpretation of the laws,

Club Championship Winner: W. Sander. Runner-up H. J. Armstrong.

Handicap Singles Winner: L. Goldman. Runner-up: H. J. Armstrong.

Mixed Doubles Winners: W. Sander: and Miss A Tylor. Runners-up: H. J. Armstrong] and. Mrs. Andrewes. A

DON'T KISS ME- "Please don't kiss mo"

This is to be printed on disca that are to be hung around the necks of Handicap Doubles Winners: J. J. Ferguson and E. Ebabies in a Glasgow child welfare Storey, Runners-up: R. K. Valentine centre. It's the official way of keep÷ and M. S. Lloyd,

ing germs at bay,

You're headlug for the laosts round-up when you see (left to right) Johmic Davis, Dick Powell, Priscilla Lane, Pat O'Brien and Dick Foran doing their stuff as wild and wostly Westernèra in "Romance and Rhythm," "nowing showing at the King's Theatre.

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No Representative

Tokyo, May 10. Japan will not be represented at the International Olympic Committee Meeting to be held in London carly

June. Dr. Nogal has given as his reason for resigning the unfavourable at- mosphere among certain members of the 1.0.C. against him. "Even if I should

go to London," he stated, "uin- am elected a member, I should be unable to attend the meeting, of the 1.0.C. That election takes place on the day I would arrive in London,

Icss

and if I should not be elected my

trip all the way to London would be

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