Western Mail Friday May 21st 1926. SIXTH ANNUAL SPORTS - HIGHER SCHOOLS-RHONDDA. Outstanding individual performance was that of Miss Eirlys EVANS (Porth County School), who won the 150 yards open race for girls for the fourth year in succession and the 100 yards race for the third year, thus easily upholding her record of being the champion girl athlete in the Rhondda Higher Schools. Cyril J. LEWIS (Porth County School) also did particularly well in winning the 100 yards, 220 yards, and 880 yards races, for which he was awarded three silver cups. RESULTS. Boys open 200 yards.-1st- Cyril J. LEWIS; 2nd. G. DAVIES, Ferndale- Time 25 3-16 sec. Boys Junior 100 yards.-1st. T. EVANS, Porth County; 2nd. W. PRICE, Ferndale Secondary. Time 11 14-16sec. Throwing the Cricket Ball (boys). J. JONES, Porth Sec. Throwing the Cricket Ball (girls). C. ATTWOOD, Pentre Sec. Junior Ball Dribbling (girls). G. MORRIS, Pentre Sec. Throwing the Cricket Ball (junior boys). D. PHELPS, Pentre Sec. Long Jump (boys).- 1st. A. HALL, Porth Sec; 2nd. G. DAVIES, Ferndale Sec. High Jump (girls). B. EVANS, Tonypandy Sec. Long Jump (junior girls).- M. WILLIAMS, Tonypandy Sec. 440 yards race (junior boys).- 1st. A. CHAPMAN, Porth County; 2nd. T. MITCHELL, Tonypandy Sec. 100 yards (girls). 1st. Eirlys EVANS, Porth County; 2nd R. LEWIS, Porth Sec. 100 yards (junior girls). N. KENT, Porth County; 2nd, J. WHITSON, Tonypandy Sec. Open Hurdles (boys). A. HALL, Porth Sec; 2nd T. JAMES, Tonypandy Sec. ----------------------------------------------------------- ABERTILLERY COUNTY SCHOOLS SPORTS. 120 yards (boys under 15).- F. BELLINGER and I. MORGAN-(dead heat). 120 yards (girls under 15)- 1st. Gladys MORRIS; 2nd. Agnes GAY. 100 yards  (girls scratch)-1st Louisa READ; 2nd, Ethel HOOKWAY. 100 yards (boys scratch)- 1st. R. HALE; 2nd. G. DAVIES and C. CLARK (dead heat). Throwing the Cricket Ball.- McMANUS, (228 ft.10ins). 220 yards (boys scratch). 1st R. HALE; 2nd. B.M GRIFFITHS. High JUMP (boys). W.G. EVANS (4ft.8ins). Obstacle race with Hockey Sticks.(girls). 1st Annie PULLIN; 2nd Louisa READ. Old Tilerians Obstacle Race with Hockey Sticks. 1st. Miss STEPHENS; 2nd Miss Gwen SEELEY; 3rd Mrs. LEWIS and Miss Jennie HALL, (dead heat). 100 yards Old Tilerians Scratch (Men).- 1st A. HILL; 2nd W. SPARKES; 3rd Ivor ELKINS. One Mile Scratch (boys).-1st B.M. GRIFFITHS; 2nd G.P. EVANS; 3rd. T. DAVIES. Time 5 min. 42 3-5sec. -------------------------------------------------------------- A splendid opportunity is now open to suitable boys to learn Canadian farming, under an agreement between the Imperial, Canadian, and Ontario Governments. Three hundred selected boys between fifteen and seventeen years of age will be granted free passage to Vimy Ridge Farm, near Quelph, Ontario, where they will be given training in Canadian methods of farming. After this they will be placed with suitable farmers, and will be paid the usual boys wages (about £2 per month with board and lodging). The quota for Wales is small, and all desiring further information should apply at once to Capt. William GRIFFITHS, Canadian Government Emigration Agent, High-street, Bangor. John Patrick