... school and 'varsity and there is, of course. Ascot, with , its hectic week of country house parties, the Horse Show, Wimbledon tennis, and other sporting fixtures. In spite of the absence of the King and ! Queen, Ascot promises to draw a record, crowd ...

... THE DUKE AT TENNIS. Opposes the Minister for Air in Practico Match at Wimblodon. Few |M*ople at Wimbledon tennis meeting Thursday knew that one of the furthermost courts the ground, reached only hv tunnel, which was guarded jMiliceman, the Duke of York ...

... Sussex, 211 all out. Match drawn. Cambridge, 227 for four (A. K. Judd not 103, R. H. Cobbold 3. J. Seabrook not 0). WIMBLEDON TENNIS. Mixed doubles, semi-final: S. T. Hunter and Miss Ryan beat Raymond and Miss Heme 6—3, 6—4. ...

... 100-30, 100-S. WEATHER FORECAST. Wind north-west, strong, showery to-day; bright to-morrow, but scattered showers, cool. WIMBLEDON TENNIS. Baron H. L. de Morpurgo beat D. H. Williams 6— 2, i, 6—2. W. T. Tilden beat H. C. Fisher, l, 3, 6—l. G. M. Lott, junh ...

... this afternoon. At to-day’s auction bidding for the Belle Vue Hotel began at The property was withdrawn at £9.500. At ‘Wimbledon tennis tournament today Mrs. Bridge (Cheltenham met Miss Kitty (holder the second round the Ladies’ Singles Champiooehip. and ...

... for reparations payments wes o ocitlement for the west ten years end signified the essing of the cheine which Germeny WIMBLEDON TENNIS MAX'S GINGLES;: FLIES ROUND. W. beet E. mm C, H. Campbell beat B. ...

... AND HER PRESENTATION COURT, Accompanied her mother, Mdlle. Lenglen arrived in London last night in readiness for the Wimbledon tennis tournament. Referring to her presentation at Court in July, she said, in an interview, that ehe did not know who would ...

... Have yea bees and if se. bow essay Popular Actress : Geed heavies, duet yes read dee mere ? Reproduced Lemke Opiadm. WIMBLEDON TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS , . . , • . ea ~ , . ..,- • ` . • . •• • • 1 ._.. .--- ,-, .. b . 511 1,4 .- .. • _ i . • . N ...

... 21«. SUSSEX 152 for five (Cook 39, Holmes not 53;. WARWICK 26*2 for '.Croom nor 164. Wyatt not 75'. KENT 23 for none. WIMBLEDON TENNIS RESULTS. Men's Doubles.-—Fourth round: \J. Borotra and R. I.acostc be«: Berger and H. F. Hunt 6 3 6 Morpurgo and dc KehrL; ...

... outside the Old Bailey and the arrival of the Lord Mayor have been filmed. Interest is added by the fact that the famous Wimbledon tennis courts form the setting of some scenes in the film. An excellent cast includes Olga Tschechowa, Malcolm Tod, Betty Carter ...

... TICKETS FRAUD. UNIVERSITY MAN SENTENCED THREE MONTHS Found guilty of fraud 'in connection with the sale tickets for the Wimbledon tennis tournam.mt, James Morion MoLellan, 41, was sentenced to ithree months' imprisonment St. Alb.ns Quarter Sessions yesterday ...

... (G.), not boot Total 138 First inpiugs ‘oolley 53) Liddell, st G. Eastman, Woolley, not o t Total {for wicket) 37 Wimbledon Tennis ...