... ROUND GALLANT LOSER OF WIMBLEDON TENNIS TITLE SLOW-MOTION SCORING Glamorgan Pegged Down by Warwickshire GOOD BOWLING The Warwickshire bowling underwent a severe test when they lost the toss against Glamorgan, for the Cardiff Arms Park ground is regarded ...

... Wimbledon Tennis Champion Susan Partridge, whose home is at Pattm*ham. won the girls junior lawn tennis championship at Wimbledon last Saturday, by aefca:ing Jennifer Mead (Hampstead* 6—4 6—2 She member of Wolverhampton Lawn Tennis Club. Mr. R. Howard ...

... s reflected in the covers on No. 3 court at Wimbledon as they sloshed through the rainwater today, when the start of Wimbledon tennis forinight was marked by torrential downpours. Left to right: O. Ishiguro, K. Watnbe and L. Watanbe, RN VP Al ; .(\ [ ...

... Tennis by telly The BBC will bring 150 hours television coverage of Wimbledon tennis fort night to BBCI and BBC 2 - Bighty hours will be In colour. SALE EXT O THE N M) e k. Vel amp RéMosnp RE OWVL = ’ \\\‘ w,l’” VEHE .f{ §sRg”oc’s;2n9- ;E; :‘,\{vo %{‘%‘7 ...

... the theatre and Miss Signoret plays the star who tries to remove the chip from his shoulder, 9.ss—Match of the Day. The Wimbledon Tennis Champion- ships. Jack Kramer reports- the| highlights of the day’s play. ‘ o.3s—Newsroom and Weatherg‘ Forecast. o.ss—Late ...

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... finish onljr 13th in this handicap race, won by J. A. Williamson, in a 3,000 c.c, Bentley. I BIG ASSET.—Martin Mulligan. - Wimbledon tennis finalist, is considering taking a permanent job in London. If he lived in London he could eventually qualify to play ...

... FINE WEATHER FOR START OF WIMBLEDON' TODAY‘S weather for the start of the 76th Wimbledon tennis championships is warm, sunny and dry. First of the tennis enthusiasts to arrive at Wimbledon were Mr. and Mrs. W. Lamb -and their 14-year-old daughter, Tessa ...

... omebod win or lose been an enjoyable experience appearing before you.” Mr Bathurs days when Sir John appeare another Wimbledon tennis playe Sir John replic relate a joke it a resolution difficult to keep. He added: “I have never witlingly insulted anvone ...

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... garage operations could be given. Wren Susan Makarow has resumed naval duties after actingl as a seating steward at the Wimbledon tennis championships. Susan, aged 23, comes from Park Village, Wolverhampton, and is at present servin%li as a tele phonist ...