... TENNIS The big fortnight began with clouds over the eve-of-tournament party at Hurlingham, and umbrellas in the stands at Wimbledon, where play was delayed AT HURLINGHAM rain prevented play. Above: Captain A. du S. Innes Watson, Jane Lady Cook and Mr ...

... TENNIS SPORT IN THE COMING SEASON continued SINCE there is no favourite for the Men's Singles Championship at Wimbledon this year, because the holder, Lew Hoad, has joined the Professional ranks, the seeding committee will have an even more difficult ...

... TENNIS AT HAMPSTEAD. The annual hard court tournament, organized by the Cumberland Lawn Tennis Club, proved as successful as on the eighteen previous occasions. With brilliant sunshine throughout the week and keen compe tition, it was enjoyable for spectators ...

... CIRENCESTER TENNIS An open tournament, which included the Gloucestershire Singles Championships, was held at the Cirencester Lawn Tennis Club. The week's events attracted a record and countrywide entry, many leading players taking part Mr. B. Bowring ...

... HURLINGHAM TENNIS Exhibition match es by international stars were given at the garden party held by the I.L.T.G. at Hurlingham to welcome players for the Wimbledon fortnight Miss Gloria Butler and Mr. Gardner Mulloy, the leading United States player Miss ...

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... TENNIS AT CANFORD £AMBRIDGE visited Can- ford School for a royal tennis match, in which the School was beaten 3 2. Canford is the only school where it is a recog nised game, and thecourtwas builtin !879bySirlvorGuest Left Mr. J. T. Hankinson, in charge ...

... THE LAW AT TENNIS Membe RS of the legal profession and their friends watched the London Bar Lawn Tennis Society play a two-day match against the Paris Bar Lawn Tennis Associa tion, captained by M. Geranton, at the Hurlingham Club. The weather was perfect ...

... The Services at tennis I HE Inter-Services Lawn Tennis Cham pionship at Wimble don was won for the fifth time running by the Royal Air Force. Right: Surgeon Nice- Admiral Sir Alexander Inglebv-Mackenzie presenting the Cup to S/Ldr. N. R. Lewis and W/'Cdr ...

... Tennis in the North Sporting accents in Yorkshire have not been entirely confined to horses: the open North of England Lawn Tennis championships were held there too, at the Yorkshire Lawn Tennis Club at Scarborough. It was the 68th anniversary of the ...

... TENNIS: Juniors at Wimbledon Top: Miss A. S. Kirwan, of Buckinghamshire. She partnered Miss Tuckey in a doubles match Below: Miss Toppy Anstey, Devon junior cham pion, with Miss C. Rosser and Miss B. Nicholson Desmond O'Neill Top: Capt. Sir Leonard Vavasour ...

... LEGAL LAWN TENNIS THE BAR LAW TENNIS SOCIETY won the Breed Memorial Cup from members of t lie American Bar al Wimbledon. Above: Sir Gerald Slade, Mr. Neil Cox, Mr. John Cope, Mrs. Kennedy and Mr. Gilbert Kennedy Lady Dunboyne, Miss Mary Shute and Mr. ...