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... out of the team for several weeks owing to injury, returns to captain the side at outside half, and will be partnered by Donald Ward, who last appeared for Dewsbury two seasons ago and who was player-coach with Paris Celtic last season. A new centre th ...
... ON DEWSBURY'S LIST. With that deal over the Odsal club immediately fixed tip Donald Ward, brother of Ernest Ward, their present restrve centre three-guarter. Donald n Ward played a exception. ly good m m game as a scru-ha a lf in friendly watch at Keighley ...
... belated Hampshire revival. Before _ Total DIVISION 111. S(II•TII. t.. 1 183 vor the rest of each immediately fixed tip Donald Ward, they were separated an timings defeat 'qyed themselves, °WWI ility sr the interval, UnlT'n 3' Walton' ..1,1,, 2. reserve ...
... NEW SMILERS. 41266 Donald Ward, 54, Bach Theo:late Street. Boothroyd Lane, Dewsbury. 41267 Lorna Mansbridge. 26. Rosamond Crescent. _ Drtghlington. 41268 Dorothy Mansbridge, 26, Hammond Crea• cent. Dries!futon. 41269 Bryan Jones, 50, Hall Lane. Shell ...
... in the senior Rugby League game. Billington, the xeserve outside-half. has played in the inside position, while there is Donald Ward, a scrum-half, also on the books. Burns, the young outside-half, also can play at scrumhalf. No decision, however, has yet ...
... (sertitn.hal() and Grainge' (lett-wing) have ankle injuries and Mil be out of Bradford Northern's team to visit Warrington. Donald Ward will thus be given his drst chance at scrum half. Winnard returns to centre, Free man moving to the wing. Team (from): ...
... 981). Geork• P. Illiagworth (39.006). Kenneth P. (40.116111. Louts • 140.8491 Dorothy Jagger (40.466). Doris Lai (41,212), Donald Ward (41.166). ...
... et by staunch visitors who to yield. success was well[ grits& and their forward and alf-back _power much too for Null. Donald Ward was tstanding at scrum half, and in 1 mat forward efforts Carter Wined ample possession. Ripon. hitcombe, and Smith were ...
... B. Illingworth 39.0041 MIAMI— Kenneth B Kettle,*ll 40.868. Annie Bond 40.849. Dorothy Jagger 40.454. Doris Lee 41.212, Donald Ward 41.168. Barbara Teal 41,601, Leeks Scott 40,3913. ...
... shakes itself free from thejof pace and ability, but their yoke of Nazism. ;chances were freely spoiled by 'dropped passes. Donald Ward Increased Profits From' ; opened out well, and Davies was .a big asset, even though only Greyhound Racing I pfitchily brilhaht ...
... achieve- round 7. to held their strongest team still The only doubt centres _ Time, news. - an effect on export prices. Donald Ward. the scrum half. 7 . 8 . Dudley r ., . Group) told me, uesterday, that men t,„ Tommy and Orchesne • • Who has not fully ...
... Their final margin over at full back. Halifax was 211 points to 20. The constant efforts of including the carry-over from Donald Ward, at scrum halt. Saturday's Thrum all game of the Unproved play of Davies. a 9-2 margin in favour of the wonderful speed ...