... WIMBLEDON TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS SINGLES Men.—Rose bt Briehant 6-4, 6-4, Drobny bt Hartwig 6----3, 7-5, 7-5. Seixas bt Worthington 10-8, 7-5. 6-3; Nielsen bt Mulloy 10-8. 6-3. 7-5: Davidson bt Ayre 6-3, 6-4, 6-4. Women.—Mrs. D. Knode bt Mrs. Dawson-Scott 6-2, 6-1: Mrs ...

... Saw Wimbledon Tennis iiriiM CwflrSl • Hon. Fernor Sec.-Lieut. Hctketh Ludford-Astley ...

... Wimbledon tennis hero ...

... YESTERDAY'S WIMBLEDON TENNIS sh 1947 cam ion • A FTER a match which often Brilliant chopped volleying took her to 3-4 and then like touched great tennis heights and which came to a untouchable services to really breathless climax, Mar- lead 5-4. garet ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS PLAYER MISS FURNIVALL'S PLANS FOR RIVIERA Mr. Furnivall's party went abroad shortly before Christmas and then included Mr. Furnivall's son, Guy, who is a master at and a younger daughter, Joan, who is now at school in London. It is- ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS SURPRISE. EXCLUSION OF COL. BRIERLEY. IT I. POWELL Much surprise has been expressed at the exclusion from this year's Wimbledon tennis championships of Colonel C. Brierley. doubles champion of Northern India. He has been playing with ...

... Wimbledon Tennis May Be Televised FROM OUR RADIO CORRESPONDENT at Wimbledon and other outside events may be Ineluded In this year's television proframmes. Lord Selsdon. Chairman of the Television Advisory Committee, made this announcement yesterday when ...

... IS WOMEN'S WIMBLEDON TENNIS ON DECLINE? NOT SO KEEN, SAYS SUZANNE Standard Fallen Since I Last Played COME BACK HOPE SPECIAL TO THE DAILY MIRROR The standard of women's play at Wimbledon has gone down since I played there in 1926, the famous Suzanne ...

... FATE OF WIMBLEDON TENNIS HUNG IN THE MR. WHITMORE JONES felt surreptitiously in his pocket and realised with embarrassment that he hadn't a guinea to bless himself with. Harry, he whispered furtively, lend me a guinea quick. It is odd to think that ...

... The Womblts of Wimbledon tennis are we CLICK ! Gina, Lolio- briglda (La Lollo was her nickname) has taken up photography. She's in Cuba getting ?del Castro to pose for her. She thinks he is one of the most interesting men in the world. TV'S ANDREW ...

... FATE OF WIMBLEDON TENNIS HUNG IN THE MR. WHITMORE JONES felt surreptitiously in his pocket and realised with embarrassment that he hadn’t a guinea to bless himself with. “Harry,” he whispered furtively, “lend me a guinea quick.” It is odd to think that ...