1952/53 Fixture List

A STEP BACK IN TIME

SEASON 1952 – 53     FIXTURE LIST

The Quins first XV had a similar playing record to what they achieved the previous season having won the same number of games. The squad for this season had been strengthened with several new players having joined the club. The team was captained by Gwyn Davies at scrum-half with R. H. Davies (forward) as his vice-captain. They played a total of 38 matches, winning 21, losing 8 with 9 drawn. Points for were 189 with 113 against. A photograph of the team that played in the 1952-53 season can be seen in the main programme. The fixture list for the 1952-53 season was as follows :-

Sept 6st  – Tumble                    Home

13    – Kenfig Hill             Away

20    – Ystalyfera               Away

27    – Mountain Ash         Away

Oct  4    –  Vardre                     Away

11    – Pontardulais             Home

18    – Felinfoel                  Away

25    – Trinity College        Home

Nov 1    – Pontardulais             Away

8    – Ammanford             Away

15    – Loughor                   Home

22   –  Ystalyfera                Home

29   – Ammanford             Home

Dec 6    – Amman United        Away

13    – Trinity College           Away

20    – Loughor                      Away

26    – Brynamman                Home

27    – Felinfoel                     Home

Jan  3    – Vardre                        Home

10    – Aberystwyth Coll’      Home

17    – International

24    – Kidwelly                     Away

31    – Pontardawe                 Away

Feb 7    – Amman United           Home

14    – Brynamman                Away

21    – Mountain Ash             Home

28    – Pontyberem                 Home

Mar 7   – Pontardawe                  Home

14   – Tumble                        Away

21   – Briton Ferry                Away

28   – Pontyberem                 Home

Apr

4th – 6th   Irish Tour

11   – Glynneath                    Away

18   – Glynneath                    Home

25   – Kenfig Hill                  Home