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← Swansea Town v Queen’s Park Rangers 1914
“Every time you go to a match you do yourself as much good as if you took a 3s. 6d. bottle of medicine” →
by HanesCymru | October 12, 2017 · 8:44 pm
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Cardiff City Ladies v Swansea Ladies 1919

Swansea v Cardiff Ladies 1919!

Mel Clare080

Swansea V Cardiff Ladies report

Clippings collected by Pete Dawson.

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