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... literally to roar with enthusiasm, while better backhand play, or service, than Riseley's has seldom been seen. Article on Wimbledon Tennis Tournament continued on page 46) The Mixed Doubles at Wimbledon G. W. Hillyard and Miss Sutton beat T. D. Stoward and ...
... last Saturday was really the prelude to a brilliant fortnight of sport, being followed this week by the opening of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships, the Royal Regatta at Henley, and the Open Golf Championship at St. Andrews, each with a strong oversea ...
... up his coat and went off without another word. Early Hard Courts T',e Pior>eerf °f a. v*r- li j hard court lawn at Wimbledon. tennis continue to shed light for the benefit of readers of By the Way on the early days of the movement. An old Cambridge ...
... Tennis The Test Match A Champion Runner An Amazing Boxer I could, without difficulty, be extremely provocative about this Wimbledon tennis business which is going on just now, for the fuss we make over lawn-tennis always seems to me ridiculous. What is more ...
... private balcony, and the sun-lounge and roof-garden are triumphs of what such things should be. Motorists travelling to the Wimbledon Tennis Championships by car are being well catered for this year by the Automobile Association, which has made arrangements ...
... Paris, where both America and France will be waiting. Our prospects of success in the first venture is rosy but post- Wimbledon tennis is often surprising. The sudden change from turf to terre battue, the different type of ball, the violent rise in temperature ...
... TENNIS AT HIGHGATE: The garden-party given by Lady Crosfield at Highgate West Hill is now a recognised forerunner of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships. Many of the leading players were present among the guests a few days ago, when they met the Duke of Edinburgh ...
... more until Wimbledon when he has finished his present tour. A nd what a hectic fortnight we are r V going to have then Wimbledon tennis, Davis Cup match, Test Match against the Australians, 'Varsity cricket match, Henley, and so on a fortnight of high spots ...
... where the strippet baa's were so large and tasty that, with care, I one was made to last the whole two miles home. After Wimbledon, tennis is of little interest to me. I found the sight of white cotton frocks and eye- p shades on a frosty autumn morn ing slightly ...
... Ball at Maidenhead on the 1 6th. Commemoration week starts at Oxford with Commem Sunday on June 20th, and on June 21st Wimbledon Tennis Champion ships open, and, weather permitting, will close with the finals on July 3rd. On June 22nd Their Majesties the ...
... heightened aware ness to the glamour of sport generally. We see, year by year, increases in the attendance figures at the Wimbledon tennis tourna ment, at the Rugby Internationals, at ice hockey, speedway, racing and the rest. This big increase of interest ...
... geraniums in the window boxes, in London Sunday might have been a day in November instead of July. In Racquetdom The Wimbledon tennis fortnight has come and gone, and with it have departed many cham pions^ 1 he excitement culminated on Saturday, when ...