... JONATHAN Many happy returns TODAY: Don Ward (Glamoman) 24; Jack Evans (ex-Car&lf C.) (3; Sydney Wooderson (athletics) 44; Dick Gabriel (rowing) 31. TOMORROW: Richard (rowing) 25; Alf Barlow (ex-Lancashire) 43; Leslie Boulter (ex-Charlton. Breuttord) 43 ...

... BOVS AND DR. BARNARDO. Thom* lias juvt boon erected the Gor don Ward l::s Majesty’s Hospital for Sick Children. Stepney, in connection with Dr. Barnardo’s Homes, fine marble tablet. aetting forib the fact that the w'ard given by readers tho Boy’s Own ...

... STABLE HINTS ri 0 UM Ala i 2 0 (3.0). Aamon • Or amoboves: C rmieses (2 C Many happy returns 14 O. ) + Plus Plan + . . Don Ward (Glamorgan), iro. Dick Gabriel (rovring), itt yr% -D 4 y v a St . 11 1 1 Vie floisaa (laws Wallis) , V. CAPS hos ...

... helped to hustle out GLAMORGAN 128 at Cardin and the Londoners a lead of 107. Surrey collapsed against Brian Scans (5-45) and Don Ward (3-15) and scraped 92. John Edrich hit 42 of them! ...

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... Constable thrashed a tiring Welsh attack. Glamorgan had a fine chance before May and Constable appeared on the scene. Little Don Ward took a wicket in his first two overs of the day and the Surrey score stood at only 69 for four. Afterwards the three Welsh ...

... Morpeth, Vise. Walpole, 8. H. Baldwin, Karry Dundas, D. Muntz, G. F. Warburton, n. Berkeley, lln.C. Ebrinßton, Vise. O'Conor Don Ward, H. O. Berkeley,llnOap.Escott, B. l'arkcr, J. Wm, J. T. Bemal, Ralph Evan-, Sir L. Hieh, 11. Williams, W. Bodkin, W. H. Ferguson ...

... their last seven wickets in an how for 51 runs to give GLAMORGAN victory by 87. are still top but their lead is only 0.38. Don Ward (5 for 43) returned his best analysis and. in four balls. Yorkshire's t hree brightest hopes—Ray Illingworth (4), Vic Wilson ...

... the match. • LANCASHIRE were hustled out for their lowest total of the season —ll2 —at Llanelly by Glamorgan off-spinners Don Ward and Jim McConnon. ...

... for London. and reached that happy mous in schoolboys' dreams reserved foe successful hat-trick performers. is team-mate Don Ward. of St Pancras. contributed to the hattrick by making h 4 third astonishing catch. The boys from Hendon Remembering that ...

... - elle mistake which led to the insolvency of the insurance scheme lay in ta king the unemployment of a,; being merely a don ward filletUav„n in general trade activity which must nece:.sarily ho temporary in : it %mild be an equal mistake t o conclude ...

... Half dozen them —Tom Thumb, the terrible Turk, who is fifty-four years age and thirty inches high; Prince Otto, Chicago; Don Ward, the diminutive and irrepressible clown from Montana, and others, held yesterday reception at hote> in Piccadilly, and they ...