... WIMBLEDON TENNIS EXCITING MATCHES THE CHAMPIONSHIPS. There wis some thrilling larwn tennis at the championship moating at Wimbledon yesterday, and the French tricolour waved defiantly over the flags the other nations, Lacoste. and all fighting their way ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS. the TVimbledon tennis tournament yesterday Senorita de Alvarez, who beat Miss on Thursday, was defeated by Mcllquham, Miss Joan Fry and Miss Eileen Bennett also went under. Survivors in the men's singles include Cochet, and Barotra. ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS. SPANISH-Af^ The feature es^* V at Wimbledon was the | Senorita *' may was inspired by the Alfonso and Queen certainly she showed w4iich had never before centre court other Lenglen. The was \fi who is very steady \ x « D'Alvarez game ...

... WIMBLEDON' TENNIS. the ladies' doubles (Ist round) Mrs. Mollqiiham and Mrs. Shepherd Barron l»oat Miss Dix and Miss C. 6—l, 6-A. •»- S. PAUL’S CHURCH, J ELTENHAT SUNDAY NEXT. JUNE 27tk. SEU VICES 8.0 a.m.—KOLY COMMUNION. 11 a.m.—SUNG EUCHARIST and SERMON ...

... Wimbledon Tennis. AMERICANS SUCCESSFUL IN LADIES' DOUBIE.S. Wimbledon. Friday. ! There was again a large crowd at Wimblei don to-day, when play was continued in the championship matches. LADIES' DOUBLES. Final: Miss E. Ryan and Miss M. K. Browne (U.S ...

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... WIMBLEDON TENNIS ROYAL thrilling j BRILLIANT E^^S. NORMAN BR°° The King and Q lieen match at Wimbledon which Normaii Brooke?; a champion of twenty tit-ill wizard, opposed 0j- ' P mg American play©» a last year in F. - ote American probably e , the ball ...

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... WIMBLEDON TENNIS THRILLS. HARD CONTESTS IN THE CHAMPIONSHIPS. BROOKES PAILS TO RETAIN HIS FORM, About 15,000 spectators were attTacted to the lawn tennis championships at on Saturday. - . a&hcr, a. very hard-hitting Belgian player, wore down Norman Brookes ...

... Wimbledon Tennis Championships. SENORITA DE ALVAREZ TO PLAT TO MORROW. Wimbledon, Friday. Senorita De Alvarex informed the Press Association that she has definitely decided to the play the final in the women's singles with Mi- Helen Wills at Wimbledon ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS THRILLS. EXCITING CONTESTS. MULE. LENGLEN'S FIRST WIN. Thrills and surprises were prouounoed Wimbledon yesterday, and probably 15,000 people divided their attention between the courts. The great match of the day was that between R. X»acoste ...

... TO-DAY S TENNIS Wimbledon tennis tournament today Mrs. (Cheltenham) hvat Miss E. F. Rose 4. -2 in the third round of the Ladies' Singles Championship. Mrs. Hazel beat Miss F. S*. George 46 V 7—5. 6- 3. In the Men’s Singles, third round. I. Hennessey boat ...