... effective for seven days. Another picture shows a dog track being covered up with mats with the same object in view. At Wimbledon, tennis people are familiar with the tarpaulins, and Rugby followers with the straw and straw mats at Twickenham and Blackheath ...

... up his coat and went off without another word. Early Hard Courts T',e Pior>eerf °f a. v*r- li j hard court lawn at Wimbledon. tennis continue to shed light for the benefit of readers of By the Way on the early days of the movement. An old Cambridge ...

... Paris, where both America and France will be waiting. Our prospects of success in the first venture is rosy but post- Wimbledon tennis is often surprising. The sudden change from turf to terre battue, the different type of ball, the violent rise in temperature ...

... apparatus is regularly used at such popular events as the A. A. A. championships, the Oxford and Cambridge sports, the Wimbledon tennis championship meeting, the Dublin Grand Prix, and the Belfast T.T. races, as well as at five of the principal dirt track ...