... section. By winning three games and drawing two, David shared a four. way tie for lust place. He also won the prestigious Donald Ward trophy for the best congress performance by a Bury League player and • year's subscription to the Maxwell MacMillan Chess ...

... Clampin. Main Street. Timworth , Eric Si*nman. Red House Farm. Wattinfi.'ld. Bcatriee F. White. Hundon Yoik Road, Sudbury. Donald Ward (addrea* phutse) Dc» hy Gould. Timworth. 010-lwcll, 3, t.linlk Lane. B.iry Blake. School Rond. 'Rei*' A joyous birthday ...

... serve to develop this young player's undoubted ability. So the season ends. The honours go to Ely A and South Cambs. To Donald Ward goes the league's grateful thanks for the 27 adjudications on which he has given decisions strangely, the same numberas ...

... adjudicated the game between Mr. T. A. Staynes I Bury and Mr. A. C. K. Shepherd 'Lynn) as a draw, and the game between Mr. S. Donald Ward (Bury) and Mr. J. S. Burlingham (Lynn) as a win for the latter. Thus King's Lynn won the match 3-2 and become the holders ...

... more Lay II 40 4 119 I misery for Gordon will be SECTION C decided by the league's adjudi- Earls Coln' II 4, A 1: cat Or Donald Ward N Evans 71. R Howe 35, N King 40. P. Garrard 89; D. Ca/ver 58, R. C. Despite his team's Howe 43: J. Bosworth 55,J Hynard ...