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... May 29. Winner of the Express and ¢tar sponsored Staffordshire Open in 1965, Alan Smith (Walsall) elashes with former Wimbledon tennis champion, Bob Falkenburg, the American Who now lives in razil. - BAndrcw Forrester (Brand Hall) who began defence of ...
... From 7.30 p iwivt 22 am. Radio 1 joins Radio Light Programme (1,500 metres) \'('('ltT throughout the afternoon . wcludng Wimbledon tennis cricket Test match, golf, racing from sandown Park, and Henley Roval flogaita. 6.30. Those Were The Days sepies): old-ume ...
... of British and continental cheeses and wines. The draw was held to pick the members of the club to go to games in the Wimbledon tennis fortnight. Don’t forget the club practice evenings, Mondays and Wednesdays at 6pm. LADIES CRICKET: Practises started ...
... of British and continental cheeses and wines. The draw was held to pick the members of the club to go to games in the Wimbledon tennis fortnight. Don't forget the club practice evenings, Mondays and Wednesdays at 6pm. LADIES CRICKET: Practises started ...
... game as much as I used to. It’s all power, not enough subtlety.” Broadcaster Max Robertson, 79, who commentated on the Wimbledon tennis championships for 40 years. “Summer is not only a good thing from the contentment point of view. It’s also seriously ...
... i LAY FONEE £3 G R 32N | i 198 1§ B -,-’*. I . ONE of the most important pieces of the infrastructure for the annual Wimbledon tennis A 0 . |= & RING m-f ...
... one-to-one discussion with the teachers is easier.” What was her best experience?. “That's easy”, she said. It was meeting Wimbledon tennis heart-throb Tim Henman and having her picture taken with him when he attended a wedding at Harbury. Honours degree SUE ...
... blamed for Spain’s failure to win. ‘ Countess De La Valdene, who as Lili de Alvarez, represented Spfl.lni ‘in three pre-war Wimbledon tennis finals, said: “ Frankly our players have a psychosis about grass. We are only accustomed to hard courts —and that goes ...
... (film cartoon). 535, Go For Speed (problems of speed on the water). 5.55, News. 6.5, Midlands News and Weather. 6.20, Wimbledon Tennis. 7.29, News flash. 7.30, The Seven Faces of Jim (Jimmy Edwards). 8.0, Bronco (Western film). 8.45, The Singing Summers ...
... out to jump the queue and that means there will alwa{s be touts.” — Chief Inspector Phil Coates, in chaige og:licing Wimbledon tennis Championships. “I bet they’ll have no trouble selling tic{ets for the third Test at Edgbaston.” — Ray Illingworth, chairman ...
... up their allocation of 7,000 tickets. For the rest, ngenciesra.re uo more than four .tlxm;nguz value and touts at the Wimbledon tennis championships will do business at six times the original price. Two central London agencies each asked £225 for a ticket ...