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... E “GLITTERING PRI THE WIOHTMAN CUP. Women's lawn tennis: open to women's teams throughout the world, but only England and U.S.A. have competed. Presented by Mrs. in 1923. England have won four times. and won by the U.S” schooner America. ...
... THIS ENGLAND, CHESS NOTES BARUCH H. WOOD, M.Sc. THE glorious spring is with us at last. The kindly sunshine, the pulsating new life in every field and hedgerow, and the mass murder. Listen to that little bird twittering in the tree. What is he singing ...
... next round af the Davis Cup. nergelin played world-beattng tennis. Constantly he forced Patty on to the defensive. and when the champion had to lob he came in with devastating smashes. Mrs. Jean Walker Smith„ the Wightman Cup player, te the only British ...
... THE WORLD OF MUSIC THE HALLE ORCHESTRA had their turn at the Festival Hall last Friday. This fine body of players, which includes, perhaps, more women wind-instrumentalists than any other orchestra, had a programme well designed to display its virtuosity ...
... yet it brings us nearer to the life of our ancestors than any amount of writing about politics and war. Choosing brief period, Dr. Mathew has space for great variety of vivid detail about that vanished, overwhelmingly agricultural England, its mind and ...
... MOTTRAM HITS BACK TO TIE DAVIS CUP mistake with the nest to win 6-3. 1-6, 6-8. 6-2. 6-4. it was a great effort by Mottrsm, though it should never have been necessary. The British No. 1 threw away the second set and made one mistake after another in the ...
... MOTTRAM AND PAISEI MAY REVERSE THAT 5-0 DAVIS CUP BEATING BY FRANCE him TONY MOTTRAM and Geoffrey Paish will represent Great Britain both in singles and doubles in the Davis Cup lawn tennis match against France which begins at Wimbledon this afternoon ...
... If all .of us were Gaits/cell IF the Man in the Street had Mr. Gaitskell's job of fixing income-tax rates, many of the pooret people would be worse off, and those earning more would be better off. The Gallup Poll has recently asked a representat:ve c ...
... become historic as the place where our 1951 Walker Cup hopes were drowned. Full marks go to our captain, who did a tireless and intelligent job, endeavouring to urge us to regain the Cup, only to see us fail, as I repeat, at the last ditch. The foursomes ...
... A document that will shake U.S. WASHINGTON, TucAay. AMERICANS today can see how their t w o-dollar b e t S. and the flouting of prohibition, has built up a gigantic criminal empire. After 12 months' investigations, the United States Senate Crime Committe ...
... MUSEUM FEVER IN ENGLAND Some Thoughts on a New Aspect of National Life By JOHN GORE ENGLAND-- A MUSEUM.-- Before it is altogether too late, let us all-- officials and ordinary folk-- seriously perpend and discover what we really feel about the present ...
... is on the way from Argentina THE world will stop still for every Argentino, from President Peron and Eva to last year's immiurlantdaoyn that ed f n a e te s: Wednesday, May 9, when IT Argentina battle with England in their Festival Soccer match at Wembley ...