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... WIMBLEDON TENNIS. The. King and Queen, accompanied by Princess Mary, visited the All-England Club lawns on Tuesday to witness some of t matches in the last stage o the mecting. The chief event of the day was the match jomas and between Australian pairs ...
... WIMBLEDON TENNIS FINAL. Ladies' Open Singles (Final). —Mademoiselle beat Mrs Satterthwaites, 6-1, 6-1. HULL CITY FEVER HOSPITALS. HEDON-ROAD AND EVAN FRASER HOSPITAL, SUTTON. Very poorly: 676, 690, 697, MB, 701, 702, 708, 709, 710, and 711. Slightly better: ...
... WIMBLEDON TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS. Play Abandoned Owing To Rain. There was a very large attendance Wimbledon yesterday, the chief attraction being the challenge round of the ladies' singles between Mrs Lambert Chambers and Mile. Lenglen. This match was preceded ...
... AT WIMBLEDON TENNIS CHAMPION At Wimbledon Police Court on Tuesday William Christopher, of Railway-approach, was summo! for having, at London Bridge, the All-England Lawn Tennis Club grounds at Wimble: on July 4th, on the occasion the Lawn Tennis Championship ...
... WIMBLEDON TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS. the semi-final round of the gentlemen’s singles Gobert beat Decugis by 6-3, 6-3, 1-6, 4-6, 6-4, and Gore beat Beamish 6-2, 0-6, 11-9, 6-4. Gobert and Gore thus contest lor the right to meet Wilding, the holder cj the title ...
... WIMBLEDON TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS. In the gentlemen’s singles, fifth round, Gobert beat Rahe—6-2, 6-2, 7-5. Docngis beat Roper Barrett—6 3, 7-5, 4-6, 6-4. Gore beat Powell-6-3, 6-2, 4-6, 6-2. Gobert now meets and Gore meets Beamish, in the semi-finals. Doubles ...
... THE WIMBLEDON TENNIS INCIDENT A SENTENCE OF TWO MONTHS. At Wimbl‘:lon, to-day, tbehwomn who was found in t unds of the All land Lawn Tennis x:ociafion at WimE:ieedon, yesterday week, with a large quantity of infl.ammsb{e material, was sentenced to two months’ ...
... ,I.__ CROWD OF CRITICS. Opening of Wimbledon Tennis ChAmpionships. The power of blood In still than I !imagined. . In your taother's heart you will already be tall of net* aro several games that attract nride that you can already do bit , crowds, but ...
... Two pictures of Mlle. Lenglen, the clever French champion, in play at the Wimbledon tennis championships. THE RESTFULNESS A LUXURY IN THE REACH OF ALL. By H. W. MOTTRAM. HOW often you hear someone say : Oh ! I've no time for reading now: If one were ...
... WIMBLEDON TENNIS. A. H. QOBERT PLAYS THE FINEST GAME OF HIS CAREER. : | The most wonderful thing about the champiouship meeting at Wimbledon yesterday was the re-appearance in the ladies’ s:ugies of Mrs. Hillvard and Mre. Sterry. When it is remembered ...
... Competitors in this weelCs Wimbledon Tennis. Tournament. Gerald Patterson (Australia) and Mdlle. Suzanne Lenglen MESOPOTAMIA’S FUTURE. - The honorary freedom of Durham was yesterday conferred upon Lieutenant-General f?ir William R. Marshall. General Officer ...
... NOTES ON SPORT. Impressions of the Notts. Wimbledon.” TENNIS BOOMING. summer pastime is enjoying so great share of the univeieal sportb boom os is lawn tenmis. Tisit tho Notts. Wimbledon,” non in ftfll swing the • picturesque * and l*a rk supplies full ...