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... DONALD WARD Yorkshire close on Surrey's heels yORKSHIRE'S comfortable eight wickets' victory over Middlesex at Lord's has opened up the championship race again. Yorkshire are now only four points behind Surrey. the champions, who have two matches in hand ...
... Donald Ward puts the brake on By THOMAS rE rain on Saturday did not delay proceedings at St. Helen's more than half-anhour. Yet, early rain was one of the reasons why the attendance %% as never more than 7,000. New Zealand won the toss and, after a few ...
... DONALD WARD, the young Glamorgan player, hits the ball for four In the between Glamorgan and Sussex. DOWER SURE OF WORLD TITLE FIGHT South m on A merica can match. Kelly will get his world title chance against Sandy Sadler in —Solomons Ireland provided ...
... STAND IN the corner and wear the big hat, young Donald Ward, says Glamorgan skipper Wilf Woolier. Little Donald's crime was to muff a piece of fielding, and anyone who did that during Allan Watkins's benefit match at Cardiff Arms Park last night was ...
... Young bowlers' chance Glamorgan will play G. B. Shaw in to-day's match. and Donald Ward against Sussex at Swansea on Saturday, thus giving each of their young off-break bowlers a trial. J. Pleass is reported fit and will play. The full side for to-day ...
... at 107, Primrose.street. r. and Mrs. Richard ,nee Dily6 Cambold), the gift of &.en. 1 ap-July 13th. to Captain and Mra Donald Ward '•nee Eileen Daggett), a anhter. ...
... Glamorgan cricketer, after the game, he told me the county expects great thing, of the two young cricketers, Jimmy Pressdee and Donald Ward. He himself feels very fit and is looking forward to the coming season, ...
... such promising county cricketers as Bobby Barber, the Cambridge and Lancashire opening batsman. Yorkshire's Ken Taylor, Donald Ward (playing for England). Hugh Davies, the Glamorganpace bowler, and Don Bennett. of Middlesex. Are there any county prospects ...
... injured ankle. but will strap it up tomorrow and give it a trial. Skipper Wooller feels that the smallest player in the side. Donald Ward, will have a good season, and naturally he is hoping that the younger players make good and particularly the all-rounders ...
... first innintrs with five wickets remaining. Feature of the Glamorgan inning-: the fourth-wicket etand of between young Donald Ward and John Davie* t'omin-j together Juat lunch when Glamorgan had 10-t Montgomery, Hedges. and Peter Davie* for two plaj'ed ...
... renewal have been re-engaged for two years. They are Haydn Davies, Alan Watkins, Gilbert Parkhouse, Bernard Hedges and Donald Ward. Left-, hander Brian Edrich has been offered a one-year contract. New contracts have been offered to Neath opening batsman ...
... testimony for the work of the late George Levis. This season Billy Davies. Gilbert Dauncey. Peter Walker, D. L. Evans, Donald Ward. Peter Gatehouse. and Allan Jones are all doing well. All but Evans (wicket-keeper) and Allan Jones (batsman) have had spells ...