... LADIES' FEARS FOR FROCKS. There was • mild sensation when some smoker sibt fire to a canvas harrounding the stand at the Wimbledon tennis tournament. but one of the attendsata promptly subdued the menace sith the aid of a bucket of water, much to the mh o ...

... KEEP FIT AND WELL SEE PAGE NINE LATEST NEWS TELEPHONE: 8461 CENTRAL (15 Lines). WIMBLEDON TENNIS Mrs D L Little beat Mrs Andrews (U.S.A.). 6—3. 6—o. 4.IS.—CARLISLE Tote w. 13s4d; olcs 3sBd 2sBd 3i 4.4S.—CARLISLE Runners; Royal Frieze, Hypoth ...

... give him a wrong number Shirley Temple May Visit the Quins.—(Current headline). After the limelight, the starshine. The Wimbledon tennis courts are reported to be entirely free from leather-jackets. Also, of course, from plus-fours, Minimum payment of Cl ...

... have taken place with various sporting authorities, in some instances with success, in others with complete failure. Wimbledon tennis, for 'example, will he televised, but so far there is not the , slightest prospect of any btg boxing event being seen ...

... before tackling his feet. POWDER. Is a little of feminine psycholmr hinted at in this lost advertisement?: Lost at Wimbledon tennis courts, a lady'sgold powder box. bearing inscription, Do right and fear no man. Powder is a supporting thing to have ...

... 117 for 2. Cooper 59. Gibbons 4.15.—A Y R Tote w. lOslld; pics 4sld, 3s3d 4.15 —A Y R Miss America (2-1 on) beat Or# WIMBLEDON TENNIS , Women’s Singles (Fourth Roul 10 Mrs. S. 'P. Fabyan (U.S.A.) Mrs. D. L. Little (G. 8.) 6-1, 3-6. THETIS INQUIRY (Page ...

... Physical Training, as the culmination of a fortnight's publicity campaign. Mrs, Douglas Little (Miss Dorothy Round). the Wimbledon tennis champion, who was given a rousing reception, took the salute at the march past, in which the organisations represented ...

... Parke, Great Britain, who won the first match in the Davis Cup competition against Mr. 111cLoughlin, America, at the Wimbledon tennis tournament yesterday. The British Isles are the holders of the Davis Cup. THE KING'S HOST. Goodwood race week. BIRMINGHAM ...

... Bridckwatkr (N. S.), Wednesdav Mrs. Little (M iss Dorothy Round) the former Wimbledon tennis champion, has arrived in Canada with her son and is reported to coming here for the duration of the war.—Reuter. LADY CHETWYND’S ACTION SETTLED Settlement was ...

... Elsc’s Wedding Wife Watches Nazi Bullet Lieutenant r. j. ritchie (right), secretary of Queen’s Club and well known in Wimbledon tennis, after his marriage at the Savoy Chapel, London, to Miss Elisabeth Cordon. They met while he was best man at the wedding ...

... (2nd)— 117 for 2. Cooper 59. Gibbons 4.15.—A Y R Tote w. lOslld; pics 4sld, 3s3d' Y R Miss America (2-1 on) beat Ortf^ WIMBLEDON TENNIS Women’s Singles (Fourth Roit Mrs. S. ]P. Fabyan (U.S.A.) Mrs. D. L. Little (G. 8.) 6-1, 3-6. THETIS INQUIRY (Page 1) ...

... LATEST SCORES WIMBLEDON TENNIS Men’s Doubles Final. —E. Cooke and R. L. Riggs beat C. Hare and F. H D. Wilde 6-3, 3-& 6-3, 9-7. C I C i: E Gloucester: 432 all out. Hammond c 207. Kent: 114 for two.—CLOSE. Hampshire: 51 for two.—CLOSE At The put ii •Marti ...