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... PERRY WINS WIMBLEDON TENNIS Third Round Victory Over J. Van Ryn J- Perry won his wav into the fourth round of the men's singles at Wimbledon to-day when he beat John Van Ryn, of America 6—3, 6—2, 6 —o. Results are follows:— MEN'S SINGLES Third Round A ...
... sun or KIDDIE PRINTS A pure print wash. 36ms. wide. a U range of designs. Mother's YD* ■*- favourite. 36ins. wide. WIMBLEDON TENNIS CORD, with „„„„„„ silk finish and fully shrunk. ROMPER CLOTH will wash equal to White onlv. 36ins. wide. 1 new and is ...
... (G.), not boot Total 138 First inpiugs ‘oolley 53) Liddell, st G. Eastman, Woolley, not o t Total {for wicket) 37 Wimbledon Tennis ...
... b Dal* Brookes cT. Smith Smith 4, not out 2, Harris lbw b A. W. 511 MRS. WILLS-MOODY BEATEH la* 13 Mrs. Wills-Moody, Wimbledon tennis champion, and Miss Ryan l beaten Miss D. E. Round ant M. Heeley 6-4, 6-4 in the Roubles final at Beckenham to-day* ...
... LANCASHIRE 194 all out DERBY 2—o. 177 for 6 (Chatham bo' Swindon (v Cheltenham) 144 (Tii°^ 01, Lochead 20, Hall not 21)- WIMBLEDON TENNIS J H Crawford (Australia) bt 1 Lec 7-5, 6-4, 9-7; B M Grant '' S ' t 6-' bt B McGrath (Australia) 6-3, 6-4> W L Allison ...
... for (Armstrong not CAMBRIDGE 244 for 5 (J H Hum** not out 115). NOTTS 77 for 1 (Harris not out 54) DEAN CLOSE 81 for 7 WIMBLEDON TENNIS Women's Doubles. Fourth round: Mrs. Godfree and Miss Scriven Mrs. Haylock and Mrs. Kirk 6-3, 6-4- Men s Doubles. -— Fourth ...
... PERRY REACHES LAST EIGHT WIMBLEDON TENNIS BRILLIANT PLAY AGAINST NEW ZEALANDER Playing brilliant tennis, Perry beat C. E. Malfroy, the New Zealander C—2, G—2, on the oentre court at Wimbledon this afternoon, thus winning his way into the last eight of ...
... mash 815 start cruets & The Gloucestershire Echo & The De La Bere Racquets and Health Club WIMBLEDON TENNIS DAY To celebrate traditional feast of Wimbledon tennis Gloucestershire Echo and the La Racquets and Health Club have organised an extravaganza of ...
... (Cook not 85). NOTTS 243—4. LANCS 243 for 3 (Tyldesley not 83) DERBY 304 for 9 {Carrington not 69) YORKSHIRE 297 for 3 WIMBLEDON TENNIS Men's Doubles Final: Lott and Stoefe c beat Borotra and 62, 6 —3, 6 i HOTTEST DAY To-day was the hottest day of year ...
... CIRENCESTER NOTES XJOPES that Fred Perry, the former Wimbledon tennis champion, would be visiting Cirencester during the Cirencester Hard Courts Autumn tournament next week, .have been dashed by the I news that Perry, probably Britain's most famous tennis ...
... Glo'shire taking po^t first innings lead. SURREY 236 all out lock 151). Q\6&- WORCS. 237 all ° won by 85 runs. DERBY 61—5. WIMBLEDON TENNIS Women's double senii-ti Miss Brough & Miss bt Mrs. Todd & Miss 1 6 16 2 - . etr^ Men's Singles Final.—- 1 (France) ...
... BRITAIN'S LAST HOPE GONE WIMBLEDON TENNIS AUSTIN BEATEN IN STRAIGHT SETS H. W. Austin, sole British survivor in the last eight of the men's singles in the Lawn Tennis Championships, was beaten 6—3, 6—o, 6—i by the American E. T. Cooke on the Centre Court ...