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... GRAVENEY PILES ON THE RUNS AS WICKETS TUMBLE PUNISHMENT FOR DON WARD ROCHFORO, of Gloucestershire, drives a ball from Ward, the Glamorgan bowler, while Graveney, the other Gloucestershire batsman, watches. . 4. ...
... Colts developing The young colts are developing. well to keep the side going in the years ahead. Peter Walker. Don Ward. Allan Jones. Gilbert Dauncy. Bi ll• Davies and David Evans should all make the grade. while Jim Pressdee will soon fight his war back ...
... appearance of the season for Gowerton against Brit, Ferry Steel, Gowerton will be without their !opening batsmen Eddie Dew and Don Ward. Dew will be absent ...
... 'scored 42 not out. and the 'innings closed with the total atl 'll3. Glamorgan passed this total for the loss of five wickets, Don Ward and Gilbert Parkhouse contributing 47 and 21 respectively. ...
... Gloucester next Wednesday. Frank Clarke. the young St. Pagans fast bowler now in the Forces, makes his debut against Sussex. Don Ward will also play. Players are: W. Wooller (rapt.). H. 0. Davies, W. G. Parkhouse, B. Hedges. L. Devereux. A. Watkins. P. Walker ...
... 'hinges in the side whisk defeated Kent on .Tuesday. writes J. S. O. Thomas. Den Shepherd returns to the side in ',lam of Don Ward, and W. E. Jens. now At again. Nunes back Into the side as an extra batsman In place of pacebowler Hugh Davies. The full ...
... Clock beat them There were plenty of runs In mane• of the games and topping the list was county player Don Ward. who scored 94 for Gowerton in the abandoned match with Gorseinon._ Plenty of excitement at Hill's- Plymouth ground. where visiting Briton ...
... Seconds. batting first, collapsed in their game with Gloucester Seconds at Whiteheads Sports Ground, Newport, yesterday. Only Don Ward (34( and skipper Phil Clift (23 not out) showed any sparkle. But the rain had the last word, causing play to be abandoned ...
... Ward hits quick 50 A fine half-century in 68 minutes by Don Ward was the brightest feature of Glamorgan Ws first innings in their match against Gloucester II at Newport yesterday. However, after Ward was run out in going for a quick single Glamorgan collapsed ...
... minutes Glamorgan II found the task beyond their powers, and. with the total at 150 for seven, the match was left drawn. Don Ward. who first gained cricket distinction as a London schoolboy, batted attractively and reaped his reward by scoring 160 runs ...
... appeared probable. At the end of the day. in failing light. Glamorgan lost the wicket of Phil Clift cheaply, but Parkhouse ,and Don Ward held ,ut against a hostile attack by the Middlesex fast bowlers. ...
... iunder 141.-Ist, Eddie Prosser; 2nd. Aneurin Lewis; 3rd, Eddie Vater. 220 Yards (open).-Ist. J. Evans; 2nd, F. Snatford; 3rd, Don Ward. Long Jump (under 18).—Ist, Oiler Phillips (14ft. 41in.); End. .1. Richards 03(t. lltiio. High Jurnn (open).—lst, Ralph Williams ...