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... EcheiiinOs top Wimbledon tennis —right up your greet! Return of police eye in the sky MERSEYSIDE'S crime-busting heNcopler squad took to the skies again today and It looks like It's here to stay. As the copier started a second trial run, police chief ...
... Tennis fireworks THE Wimbledon tennis circus is with us again, and there is one group of people for whom I feel sorry—the umpires. I should not wish to be an umpire for all the tea in China. Having seen Jimmy Connors berate an umpire, and John McEnroe ...
... AN MP today accused Test cricket and Wimbledon tennis tars of histrionics and misbehaviour which whip up fury and aggression in the spectators. Mr. John Carlisle, Conservative MP for Luton North, is to raise in Parliament the whole question of crowd ...
... 12 Daily Post Monday GARDEN FESTIVAL Serving up a sizzler by Andy Byrne EVEN the Wimbledon tennis finals failed to be much opposition to the festival over the weekend when around 60000 visitors turned off their televisions and tuned in to Britain’s number ...
... Daily Post ‘Tuesday -OREIGN NEWSi DIGEST Chuck McKinley Tennis ace dies at 45 FORMER Wimbledon tennis champion Chuck McKinley who won the men’s singles title at in 1963 died yesterday at a hospital in Dallas He was 45 and had been ill for 15 months suffering ...
... £600,000 at stake Nearly £600,000 will be at stake in prize money in this year's Wimbledon tennis championships. ...
... William Hill are offering 5-I odds on rain interrupting or stopping play on the first days of the First Test match and the Wimbledon tennis tournament. ...
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... won't know the attendance for a few days but it was between 27,000 and 28,000. With the football final in Germany and the Wimbledon tennis on TV as big counter attractions, we were expecting a lot less. ...
... soccer team, Is being forced to square up to an opponent his side will never have to face on the pitch—Boris Becker. The Wimbledon tennis champion's soaring popularity has seriously endangered the soccer team's hitherto unrivalled position as the sporting ...
... Greece to help in their struggle for independence. 1881 Benjamin Disraeli, politician, died. 1906 Stephen Gore, the first Wimbledon Tennis Champion, died. 1951 Miss Sweden won the first Miss World contest. 1971 The USSR launched its first permanent space station ...
... Dickens of a jibe! WIMBLEDON tennis officials have insisted: We're no Scrooges. The All England Club has come under fire from local parents who claim a tradition that allows school children free use of used match tickets in the evenings has been stopped ...