... 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 ...

... 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 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 ...

... star picture. tells how a hard, selfish millionaire was taught a lesson humanity. Pictures of Henley Regatta and the Wimbledon Tennis championships are also to be seen. A feature the programme during the second half of the week will be Thomas Meighan ...

... the ohnrch to all who by tbeir gifts had ass?* pp * , ' o,, 01 *• ° House, Puddletown, on Thursday, July 31st, famous Wimbledon tennis players will give exhibition matches, including Miss J. Austin, Mrs. John Hill, Miss Ridley, Mr. A. D. Prebble, and Mr ...