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... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Old System Of Bves To Be In Operation This Year Mr. D. R. Larcombe, secretary-manager of the All-England Club, Wimbledon, states that the Bagnall-Wild system of distributing byes will be reverted in making the draw for this year's Wimbledon ...
... WIMBLEDON' TENNIS. the ladies' doubles (Ist round) Mrs. Mollqiiham and Mrs. Shepherd Barron l»oat Miss Dix and Miss C. 6—l, 6-A. •»- S. PAUL’S CHURCH, J ELTENHAT SUNDAY NEXT. JUNE 27tk. SEU VICES 8.0 a.m.—KOLY COMMUNION. 11 a.m.—SUNG EUCHARIST and SERMON ...
... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Chilean Girl Qf„dl( s A In Women's Two English girls apP e iii& ter finals of the women 3 ,j a,i 1 Wimbledon lawn tennis to-day. Miss Peggy Scriven- . j V seeded player in the Miss J. Jedrzejowska, 1 t& e #/' pion, in the first match ...
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... WIMBLEDON TENNIS. The. King and Queen, accompanied by Princess Mary, visited the All-England Club lawns on Tuesday to witness some of t matches in the last stage o the mecting. The chief event of the day was the match jomas and between Australian pairs ...
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... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Helen Jacobs' Easy Victory First Round The women took the stage at Wimble.- don lawn tennis championships to-day, and they had even better weather than the men yesterday. The sun blazed down from a cloudless sky, and gave promise of becoming ...
... WIMBLEDON TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS L.T.A. PLAN FOR NEW AGREEMENT WITfl ALL-ENGLAND CLUB The Lawn Tennis Association today revealed the. details of the proposed new agreement with tlie All-England Club for the government and control of the championships Wimbledon ...
... WIMBLEDON TENNIS DRAW PERRY-CRAWFORD AND MRS. MOODY-MISS ROUND FINALS NOT POSSIBLE THE draw for tlie lawn tennis championships, which will begin at the All-England Club, Wimbledon, on Monday next, was made at the club to-day. The following players were ...
... Gloucestershire Echo Monday July 8th 1996 23 Wimbledon serves up a moment to remember During the Wimbledon tennis championships I enjoyed one of those moments in life when I managed to score the kind of stunning ‘last word’ to end a heated verbal exchange ...
... BROADCASTING MIDLAND PROGRAMME metres. 3.45 Wimbledon Tennis. 4.15 : Orchestra. 4.40 Reading. 5.0 Children's Hour. 5.55 Weather. 6 New?. 6.35 Weekly Magazine. 7.0 Loughborough Carillon. 7.30 Play. 8.0 Talk on Tito. 8.15 Thames Tunnel. 9 0 News. 9.15 ...
... LIGHT PROGRAMME 1,500 metres. 247 metres. 3.45 Music. 4.15 Mrs. Dale's Diary. 4.30 Teatime Music 5 Wimbledon Tennis. 6.0 Musir 6.30 Cafe Concert. USIC-7.0 Newsreel. 7.30 Round thf> Halls. 8.0 Play. 8.30 Hello Switzerland. 9.30 H. G. Wells play. 10.0 News ...