Joseph Jones (rugby)

Jones initially played rugby union for Ystradgynlais RFC before switching in 1923 to the first-class Welsh club Swansea.

While with Swansea, Jones was selected for his one and only international game, as a centre in Wales' 10-6 victory over France in the 1924 Five Nations Championship match at Stade Colombes on 27 March 1924.

[6] "The Colonials had a strong side, but were well and truly beaten in a game in which Trinity surprised friend and foe alike by a great display.

The death of Mr. Joe Jones three weeks ago came upon us suddenly, although it had been apparent to those in closest touch with him that his health was failing.

His earliest football in his native Wales had brought him international honours when he decided to change his code and join Leeds R.L.F.C.