Give you a statement and table with its title in Markdown format, please determine whether the statement is supported or refuted by, or is unrelated to the table. It'a binary classification problem, you should choose the answer between supported and refuted. Table cells in one row are seperated by '|', and different rows are seperated by '
'.

Table:
| role | d'oyly carte 1920 tour | d'oyly carte 1930 tour | d'oyly carte 1939 tour | d'oyly carte 1945 tour | d'oyly carte 1950 tour |
| lieutenant | sydney granville | joseph griffin | leslie rands | leslie rands | donald harris |
| col fairfax | derek oldham | charles goulding | john dean | john dean | leonard osborn |
| sgt meryll | darrell fancourt | darrell fancourt | darrell fancourt | darrell fancourt | darrell fancourt |
| leonard meryll | hugh enes blackmore | john dean | thomas hancock | herbert garry | thomas hancock |
| jack point | henry lytton | henry lytton | martyn green | grahame clifford | martyn green |
| wilfred | leo sheffield | sydney granville | sydney granville | richard walker | richard watson |
| 1st yeoman | james turnbull | herbert aitken | leonard osborn | rhys thomas | frederick sinden |
| 2nd yeoman | henry blain | richard eaton | hugh rowlands | hilton layland | eric thornton |
| 1st citizen | allen morris | c william morgan | c william morgan | c william morgan | roy roser |
| 2nd citizen | harry arnold | t penry hughes | richard walker | wynn dyson | peter pratt |
| elsie | sylvia cecil | winifred lawson | helen roberts | helen roberts | muriel harding |
| phoebe | catherine ferguson | marjorie eyre | marjorie eyre | marjorie eyre | joan gillingham |
| dame carruthers | bertha lewis | bertha lewis | evelyn gardiner | ella halman | ella halman |
| kate | elsie griffin | muriel davies | margery abbott | margaret mitchell | deidree thurlow |
Title:
the yeomen of the guard
Statement:
c william morgan is the only person assigned a role without a unique name more than one time , for a total of three different tours
Answer:
supported