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... and following &ye—Bournemouth Cricket Club Spring Tournament Monday. July a. and following days.— AU England Club, Wimbledon. Tennis Chainpiouxhip. open to Saturday. July Y7. - W heal Club. Udine' Prize Meeting Saturday, Aug. 3.—Wirrul Club, Prim Xuetialf ...
... using only a portion of his name) proved successful, the entiy wusthe best known, and the play attracted many persons to Wimbledon. Tennis Championship. On Saturday Sir Edward Grey (holder) was beaten Mr. E. H. Mil’s, who becomes for the first time amateur ...
... head mower, was on Monday elected head master of the Osford Military College. Ow Thurnday hu4 the members of thc South Wimbledon Tennis Club gave the first of • series of reunions in the house and beautiful grounds of Normanhurst. Dancing was kept up with ...
... the actual distance trim weed by the runners being only about 843 yards. The Second Round of the Comers' Prizes in the Wimbledon Tennis Championship eon. eluded yesterday. The weather was magnificent, and the attendance large. The round resulted as follows ...
... Rowlands will be able to hold his new appointment unti May 6, 1896, when he will be retired for age. The hey-day of the Wimbledon tennis week is yet to come, but whole battalions of enthusiasts flocked yesterday, on the first day of the great tournament ...
... happiness of the greater number is the first thing to be considered. Jupiter Pluvius so often acts as a spoilsport at Wimbledon Tennis that it would be as impolitic as ungrateful to complain when be retiree in favour of Phoebus Apollo, the deity whom all ...
... coffee with his opponent. The addition of the ladies' championship and the championship doubles to the programme gave the Wimbledon Tennis Tournament a further charm. People who visit Eastbourne or certain inland watering places in the autumn are not strangers ...
... Monday. uly S, Ea.—Lawn rennin Chunnionehip, at Wimbledon. Saturday. July Old Wodsy, Handicap. All England Club. at Wimbledon. TENNIS COURT AND SKATING RINK—Can any of your readers tell me the best way to make a tennis oourt, which might be made avail ...
... road. Mcrton-park. SITTING ROOM and one or two BED ROOMS LET furnished in pHvste bouse; liath room (hot and cold); near Wimbledon Tennis Court.— ■ • Comet dßce, 25. HUlroad.Wtmbleditti ““is England Tennis Ground, with partial ts iard ; room for piano. —Apply ...
... not so true to play on es they were last year, but with better weater they will no doubt improve, especially if, as at Wimbledon, tennis shoes or some- thing equivalent were made a Witte !poi soli. Mr Carter, who bas held the club medal, wax prevented by ...
... hoped, be in readincss for production by that time. Miss Dod, who is defending the lady championship of England at the Wimbledon Tennis Tournament, only recently celebrated her 21st birthday. Tennis does not absorb all her athletic energies. She is also ...
... the Tournament where it proved nil; 11 is the Umpire, a hard and dull post; V is the Volley, a failure for most; W is Wimbledon, tennis head-quarters ; X is Xenodoehy• shown to reporters; Y is our Youth who adores the great game; Z is the Zany who sneers ...