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The win qualified Mr Gravenor to play in the final stages of the competition which will be held at Borroughes Hall, London. The National Snooker Break Competition. The break was made during a match in Division 1 of the Western Valley’s Billiards League between the Liberal Club, Abertillery and the Powell’s Billiard Hall, Cwm. In June 1936 the Leicester Evening Mail reported on a big break recently compiled by Mr Bryn Gravenor of the Liberal Club, Abertillery. Many thanks to Claire Sims, Bryn Gravenor’s granddaughter for providing information and the photograph of Bryn Gravenor in his playing days. The score was 3,782 to 2,594. The final was played over four days. Some chalk marks over the waistcoat pocket were the only signs of billiards which I could see in one of them. The inspector had lit his lantern, and by its light we could see the two doors, the curtain, the lamp, and the suit of Japanese mail as he had described them. On Monday 27th of March 1950, Mr Bryn Gravenor beat Horace Lindrum the ex-world champion 2-0 in two exhibition snooker games played at the Arcadia Hall, What is a billiards club Llanharan.

Mr Gravenor set a record with this win as the previous week he won the Welsh Amateur Billiards Championship at the same venue and thus held the unique distinction of being the only player to complete the double. It went on to say both teams were being coached by Mr Bryn Gravenor, former national champion. Mr Bryn Gravenor, the marker and steward of the hall was among a few members who played Mr Davis. We would suggest that, if new members be elected by the ballot, it would be fitting that the votes should be signified by cotton balls. Perhaps, The Femineum would be a fitting name for it ; or would its members prefer to call themselves The Chatterers while the present fashion lasts? Younger and older members usually pay less, as do those who aren't residents of London. The games were held on Thursday 14th of May at Thurstons Billiard Hall, London. On Thursday 2nd of May 1963, the Abertillery Liberal Club (Central Club) played a combined team, the pick-of-the-league team from the Rhymney Valley Snooker League, played at Ystrad Mynach. On Friday 1st of March 1963, the South Wales Gazette reported on the successes of the first and second teams at the Liberal Club within the Rhymney Valley and Sirhowy Snooker Leagues.

It stated that the 1st team had won the Rhymney Valley League for the second consecutive year and the 2nd team had won the Sirhowy League. The Abertillery Liberal Club versus the Pick of the Rhymney Valley Snooker League. 2. Each club typically has it's own requirements, which have shifted over time. The paper over each window was impenetrable to light, and a blue curtain was drawn across the glasswork in front. A low moaning sound was coming from somewhere over our heads. Julian let his gaze range over the shelves that ran from floor to ceiling: a proper library, certainly, the sort of place every club had, with its tables for writing the occasional letters, but most of the books seemed to be bound volumes of magazines, and there were more than a few shilling shockers drooping at the ends of rows, or tucked in among the more solid bindings. Ill let you know, and Mr. Melas also. Of course no husband will he suffered to set his foot within the sacred threshold of the Club, but he may drive up to the door-step, and send word to his wife that the carriage is in waiting, when perhaps she may reply that he had better drive straight home, and let the children have their tea, and on no account wait dinner, as she probably will stay to take a chop with an old school-fellow, who has just cone from the country, and wants to know a few of the best women of the Club.

I could not stay away longer. Indeed, the well-known philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein argues that sports are defined, not by a set of common characteristics, but by new activities sharing some common aspects with existing sports, but not necessarily sharing any common characteristics with all. What do all of those activities have in common? These bodies are seemingly fairly inclusive as to what they are prepared to accept as sports, and thus the activities listed above, amongst others, have been accepted. But remember, he added, tapping me lightly on the chest and giggling, if you speak to a human soul about thisone human soul, mindwell, may God have mercy upon your soul! On Saturday 22nd of May 1937, the Western Valley’s Billiards League celebrated a successful season with an annual supper and presentation held at the Station Hotel, Abertillery. On Tuesday 21st of February 1933, the Western Mail reported Mr Bryn Gravenor of Abertillery lost to Mr Tom Jones of Quakers Yard in the final of the Welsh Amateur Snooker Championship. In May 1947, Mr Bryn Gravenor won the Welsh Professional Billiards Championship held in Cardiff. The report stated that Mr Bryn Gravenor was also a collier and had been working at the Arrael Griffin Colliery, Six Bells though had finished working there early in 1947 to become a professional player.