... WIMBLEDON TENNIS While the first stages of the doubles—men's and mixed pre. dominated at Wimbledon to-day, there were twenty-four matches to be played off to complete the second round of the women's singles. WOMEN'S 81/40LES—Second Ramd Mts. P. C. Tldd ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS the all-England lawn tennis cnam. pionships began at Wimbledon today For the first time in the history of the championships, apparatus rem'- ded the number of people entering the ground through turnstiles. As an individual passed through ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS TOM BROWN AND MISS CURRY BEATEN Tom Brown, the American soldier. took the first two sets in the semifinal of the men's singles at Wimbledon. to-day, against Yvon Petra, the French colossus. but Petra won the third and fourth, and then ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS The hest centre court programme since the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships began a week ago . was the feature to-day. With a place in the semi-finals at stave. the early tennis was marked by grim determination. The Drobnv ' aces. ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS (Continued from Paso •) F Sectarian lAitattaltal beat P Wacner 6-4. 6-4. 7-S T Lma (Australia) beat Mrs. H Weis (Argelititir) 3-7 7-5, 6-3 IX) MI 8 Pry 111.8. A .l beat Was A. illatutre A. A t 6-3. 6-4 No need to appeal to the umpire ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS BIG DAY IN THE SINGLES There was another heavy day's tennis at Wimbledon. to-day, for 71 singles matches-39 women's and the second round of the men's—were down for decision I Mrs E. W. A. Bostock—Jean Nichol—scored a sound victory over ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS R. Gonzalez and F. Parker established a two sets' lead in the all-American final of the men's doubles at Wimbledon. to-day, by taking the first and second sets at 6-4 from G. Mutiny and F. R. Schroeder. ST. HELENS POLICE SPORTS The principal ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS PAULINE BETZ FOR SINGLES FINAL The Australians. Dinny Pails and Geoffrey Brown. reached the final of the men's doubles at Wimbledon. to-day. when they beat the Yugoslav pair. D. Mitic and J. Pallada, 6-2, 6-4, n-3. Pauline Betz, favourite ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS WOMEN'S SINGLES CLAIMS MAIN INTEREST Wimbledon 1a.% tenni, championships were devoted almost exclusively to doubles matches to-day, and main interest centred in the clash of seeded players in the women's singles. Looking cucumber-cool ...

... Wimbledon tennis There were queues a quarter of a mite long at Wimblzdon to-day to see the final of the men's singles championship between John Bromwich (Australia and Bob Falkenburg (U.S.A.). On the Centre Court Mrs. Molly Blal: and Mrs. Jean Bostock ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Number one court at the All-England Club, Wimbledon, to-day, was packed for the inter-Allied lawn tennis match between British and Allied Forces. H. T. Brlks ...

... Wimbledon Tennis JOHN BROMWICH, the Australian, who has yet to drop a set in the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships, faced his most severe task to-day when he met Josef Asboth; the Hungarian champion, in the first men's singles semi-final on the Centre ...