... First for the fifth successive 'session, paid tribute to the team as a whole and especially to last season's profeasional, Don Ward. He bad pr oved the the best pro club mate Heath has had for years. Officers reelected were: - Mr. D. M. Evans-Bevan. ...

... & WWII **. illst their profesll*lie -coming season Iditaunder Howard fliwnt who last year ands._ Ferry 'Town. He follows Don Ward, who has been moved to Gowerton. scram udtsà Odichtf The County think nary AO* el Morgan, and if be; the WSW 4110.211 Of' ...

... ALAN HURT Stewart was the victim. Watkins had again injured the finger he dislocated at Cardiff against the Indians and Don Ward was fielding as substitute. It was Ward wno had turned the game against the Indians, and it was he who took the catch to dismiss ...

... toss, tht visitors batted first and put on 35 before Vernon Price was caught in thz slips by Brian Lamer. The other opener, Don Ward went on for over two hours to get 73. With the total at 115 for seven wickets. Ward was caught In Gerald off David Jones ...

... won the toss he put Maesteg in. The visitors were in trouble even before their first wicket fell. Former Glamorgan player Don Ward took nine overs to open his account, and once the other opener Bill Morgan waws out the wickets fell regularly. ...

... Don Wan in Heath , DON Ward is in the cricket side which Briton Ferry Steel tonight (Thursday), B. Goodall (caPt Phillips, T. Shuffleb D. Ward, B. Llo Richards. D. Car: Crowther, G. Swain and J. Jame: On Saturday, I travel to St. Fagan's. R. Thomas (cap ...

... They meet Gorseinon. last seetion's B Section champions of the Pint Division. This season the club has as tti professional Don Ward. an allrounder. with Peter Lester as junior professional. Peter ' Walker, last Year's will assist Wassteg. _ Neat); will ...

... 34 before he was out, bowled for 18. Wickets then fell regularly. including the one of Ken Hopkins for 16, and it was only Don Ward. with 27 who made the B.S C. score look anything like respectable. before he. too, was out. caught on the mid-wicket boundary ...

... overs. fieath's Senior team will be away to Llanelli tomorrow (Saturday) and will field: Bernard Goodall (capt.), John Bevan. Don Ward, John Shore Williams, Terry Shufflebotham, Or Morris, A. Thomas, J. Curtis. lan Wagstaff. Peter Crowther, Richard Smart. ...

... soundly beaten by Briton Ferry Steel at Skewen Park last Saturday. Put in to bat the Steelmen were never in any trouble with Don Ward the ex-Glamorgan batsman leading the was with a fine 107 not out. which included twelve fours and three sixes. lie was dropped ...

... friendly game and, as was the case last week, several players are not available. The team will be: Bernard Goodall (capt.), Don Ward, John Shore Williams, Graham Morris, Terry Shufflebotham, lan Wagstaff, A. Thomas, P. Crowther, R Smart, G. Richards, J. ...

... 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 ...