... 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 ...

... final most of the revolutionaries would be found at Wembley in the afternoon (!) whilst a Test Match at the Oval, or even Wimbledon tennis might prove a serious rival to any revolution. Let us hope, then, that some, at any rate, of the delegates at the Educational ...

... 174. Gentlemen -- 1, Mr. H. W. Pratt, 178; 2, Mr. Brunsdon, 171. Travelling prizes, Mrs. Lowther and Mr. K. Weston. Wimbledon Tennis at Wotton-under-Edge. Under the Garden Scheme in aid of the Queen's Institute for District Nursing, Sir Stanley and Lady ...

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