... commercial aircraft war weapon.—Sir Harry Brittain. Tennis £20,000 Offer. Ellsworth Vines, holder of the American and Wimbledon tennis titles, has been offered £20.000 by William Tilden turn professional and join his troupe, according to American paper ...

... Ascot, Ascot, June 13th to 16th. Greenwich Night. Pageant, Greenwich, June 16th 24th. R.A.F. Display, Hendon. June 24th. Wimbledon Tennis Meeting, Wimbledon June 26th to July Bth. Aldershot Command Horse Show, June 28th to July Ist. Henley Regatta, Henley ...

... June 12th. Ascot, Ascot, June (. Greenwich Night 1 ' aqQ' June 16th 24th. ifl jl>le a R.A.F. Display, tendon, ifj\ . Wimbledon Tennis J June 2fith to July Jj. Command L 28th to July Ist. u Henley Regatta, Hem . A.A.A. Championship ' n. Stadium, July Oxford ...

... have three days' Cathedral Festival in the grounds of the Bishop's Palace, when it is hoped there will be visits of Wimbledon tennis stars, and a mounted gymkhana. The Dean (the Very Rev. A. Lowry Henderson), who is chairman of the Association, presided ...

... quicker on the ball. A last-minute inclusion in the Devon ranks was Miss K. Keith-Steele (Exmouth), better known as the Wimbledon tennis plaver, who made her first appearance in the county side this season. For Devon, Hockev (Green Dragons) netted throe ...

... to the Town Football Club for the use of the pitch. WIMBLEDON JUNIOR TENNIS. SHERBORNE GTRLS' SUCCESSES. In the Junior Wimbledon Tennis Tournament ending last Saturday, pupils of Sherborne School for rls wer© successful in two out of the four events open ...

... the ohnrch to all who by tbeir gifts had ass?* pp * , ' o,, 01 *• ° House, Puddletown, on Thursday, July 31st, famous Wimbledon tennis players will give exhibition matches, including Miss J. Austin, Mrs. John Hill, Miss Ridley, Mr. A. D. Prebble, and Mr ...