... Wimbledon Tennis rain this morning necessipostponcmcm of several Men’s Singles. First round. B. Patty ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Results in inter-Allied lawn tennis match al'-Wimbteden between British and Allied Forces: H. E. Eriksen and E. Witiman (Allied Forces) beat C. M. Jones and R. N. Nicoll B—6, 6—l, 6—2. Dan Maskell (R.A.F.) meeting B. Destremau (French ...

... Wimbledon Tennis Women's singles (third roundi.— Miss P. Bclz (U.S.) beat Miss J. Gannon (G.B), 6-1. 6-0. Mrs. E. W. A. Bostock (G. 8.) beat Miss M. Inglcbert 6-2, 6-2. Superintendent N. Stanley, chief of the Island police, remarked; “He has been caught ...

... Wimbledon Tennis . First match on the centre court the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships, to-day was between Don Butler, former Davis Cup player, of Worcester, and D. Scharenguivel ...

... Wimbledon Tennis AUSTRALIAN’S QUICK WIN TN the men's singles, at Wimbledon. to-day, Geoff. Brown, the seeded No. 5 Australian, swept G. R B. Meredith (Great Britain) off the court, in winning the first set in eight minutes at 6-2. His canonn-ball services ...

... attending the Vale of Conway Eisteddfod at Llanrwst refused to grant him a hearing Wimbledon Tennis BRITISH PLAYERS FAIL IN FIRST ROUND rpHE sky was overcast when the Wimbledon tennis chamnionshir oneneo to-day. Miss Jpv Gannon. 19-year-cld London Kiri, had a ...

... FOR GN MINISTERS MEET Paris wire says the eisn Minister comm iced their full session &' \ 20 p.m >c-day.- B.U.P. WIMBLEDON TENNIS Women singles {third rcund) Louise Broush (U.S.) beat Patricia Tnid (U.S.) 2-6 9-7, 6-1 Mens sin.-cs (fourth round) (Sw den) ...

... ocher radio singers. 'Big Bill Campbells Rocky Mountaineers are also (as Bill would sav), Mighty Fineon vision. The Wimbledon tennis was exciting. The general standard of plays is good. Speedway racing irom Wimbledon and a telecast of the Beatrice Lillie ...

... A Jacobs. Lindrlck 79 J. Higham, Knott End J. H Busson. Formby . A. Kyle. Sand Moor 81 Nlcuwenhuys, West Derby .. 85 Wimbledon Tennis Feast CZECHOSLOVAK (A and France provided the firet gladiators on the main arena in the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships ...

... Williams. London- J. Williams. Bolton; J. M Wiltshire. Sherborne. Dorset; F. W. Wort. Liverpool; H. T. Wright, Macclesfield. Wimbledon Tennis Women*s singles.*First round; Miss L. Godelroy (Netherlands', wo Mrs S. H. Hammersley tGreat Britain)scratched. Miss ...

... the wicket. He stops when is in the act of delivering the jail. If could improv ■ this, I sure his bowling woi benefit. Wimbledon Tennis Miss Joan Curry ♦Torquay', the onlv British girl to impress in the Wightn an Cup debacle, proved far too good for Miss ...

... Harbomc F Hurst Oxford Un: W. T Henderson. Brora ri Both well Park ’'T Si’therlend. Hohln Hood T T.eaver Houldsworth Wimbledon Tennis WIMBLEDON DRAWS THE CROWDS First two enthusiasts arrived i BLACKPOOL— Barometer. 30.2j just after 5 a.m.. and an hour ...