... Wimbledon Tennis (Continued trom Front rage) he pulled up, and did not concede the set until the 12th game. Mulloy stuck to the Australian to share the first six games of the fourth set before Hoad eventually shook him off to win the match 4-6. 6-0. 7-5 ...

... Wimbledon Tennis rpHE international lawn tennis tournament will be resumed at Wimbledon immedi- OPTICIANS We are Cor DICKSON & CARGILL Consulting Rooms: 8 The Quadrant WARWICK ROAD (Two doors trom Y.M.C A.) TELEPHONE «06. CLOSED EV-~V WED. an-* CAT. 2-WAY ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS WOMEN'S DOUBLES.--Third Round: Miss J. Quertier and Miss K. L. A. 'hickey beat Miss J. S. V. Partridge and Miss J. A. Shilcock 8-3. 6-2. Miss L. Brough and Mrs. W. du Pont beat Mrs. C. M. Mackay and Mrs. H. M. Proudfoct. Mrs. J Walker ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS WOMEN'S DOUBLES (Fourth Round) f Holders: Miss L. Brough and 'Mrs. W. Du Pont.) Mrs. L Brough and Mrs. W. Du Pont beat, Mrs. A. J. Mottram and Mrs. J. J. Walker- Smith 6-1. 6-4. Miss S. Fry and Miss D. Hart beat. Miss J. Quertier and ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Women's singles quarter finals: Miss Fry (U.S.A.) beat Mrs. Walker Smith (Great Britain). 8-6, 6-4; Mits Brough (USA.) beat Miss Tuckey (Great Britain). 5-7. 6-1. 6-3. Women's Doubles (Third Round).—Miss M. M. Eyre and Miss V. S. White ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS No British Success But No Discredit Either WIMBLEDON'S first pest-war fortnight ended on Saturday and not a single title was as much as shared by a British player. Even the All-England Plate matches. men's and women's, went to a Frenchman ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS. H. W. Austin Runs R. Lacoste to Five Sets. MSS TRUMAN BEATEN. The majority of what are generally known as rabbits having been eliminated durisfg the week, Wimbledon might be Paid to have settled down into real hectic tennis, and to-day ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS (Continued tom Front Pate) as possible, and this paid a dividend. He snatched a game he looked like losing, and went to a 4-1 lead. The one service break proveu to be sufficient, and Trabert held on to take the first set 6-3. The play ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS British airl the game on a plate. Mrs. Long fought back to win the second set 6-4, but this only spurred Miss Mortimer on to greater efforts and she took the third set and game 6-3. Anne Shilcock, of Sussex, one of Britain's best players ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS F. H. Wilde and Brown beat E. T. Cooke and Mt>. kabyatt (America), 6-3. 7-5. Miss Marble won the first from Miss Stammers at 6-2. ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS R. L. Rigg.- won tlit first sot from C. K. at H-ti. ami tlio >'‘Ooml 11-9 CARLISLE. 4.45. Anne Pou]>eu. sword, Knoeklayd. Pams. BROADSWORD KNOCKLAYD EGYPT Kumui - Broad- Winner trained by R. Armstrong ridden bv W. Carr. Betting: 13-8 ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS M. Ellmer beau, S. L. R. Sawhuey 6-2, 6-2, 6-1. d. Puneecbeat 0. .Indersou. 74, 6-3, 4-6, 34, 6-4. \in. S. Spearling beat Mi.-is G. Wheeler, 64. 6.0. Mrs. Heine Miller and Miss M. Morphs , * beat Miss P. N. Morison and Mrs. Über. 6-1 ...