... Cosmology. 6.30 Opera. 7 50 Historical Talk. 8.10 Opera. 9.25 Talk. 9.45 Opera, 11.0 Poems. 11.25 Sonata. • television Wimbledon Tennis. 8.0 Half Hour Canadian Film. 8.30 Cafe Continental. 9.30 Darts. 9.40 Newsrcei. 10.5 News. TO-MORROW MIDLAND PROGRAMME ...

... variety of shapes and shades. Sketched are three numbers of exceptional value. . tnti. ;i - • .-r.-i —■*-fHr' * W v?,. 4 WIMBLEDON Tennis Coat soft Teddy Bear or Blanket Cloth, in cream 35/9 BADMINTON FrocV. Triads soft canvas ratine, new shaded coloured ...

... flat race on May 12. Another is Dombar, a winner, at Ascot and Salisbury last season. Thiere is every propspect that the Wimbledon Tennis Championships will held year. An official of the All-England Club states that the courts will be in splendid condition ...

... sank a tanker. Mrs. Bryant lives at Weyr mouth. TENNIS PLAYER'S ACE DRIVE Flight-Lieut. A. J. Mottram, of Coventry, a Wimbledon tennis player before the war, helped to torpedo a German supply ship yesterday off the west coast of Norway, says the Air Ministry ...

... not out 75). GLOUCESTER (v. Cheltenham) 153—5 (B. L. Watkins 79, L. C. Watkins 60). DEAN CLOSE (2nd. ins.) for v;kt. WIMBLEDON TENNIS V. G. Kirby beat Von Cramm 2—6, 6—4, G— 2. SCORES AT 5.15 KENT 309 for 7 (Todd c Lyon b Cranfield 29, P Chapman c Lyon ...

... MISS KAY STAMMERS LOSES TO MRS. MOODY WIMBLEDON TENNIS BRITAIN'S LAST HOPE OUT OF WOMEN'S SINGLES Miss K. Stammers, Britain's only representative in the last eight of the Women's Singles in the All- England Lawn Tennis Championships at Wimbledon, had ...

... world would on tlift courts quite unable to twinkle, for the arrivals are the 7,000 balls that be used in the matches. _ Wimbledon tennis ball has a short life a gay one. For one glorious game it y be watched by a breathless spellbound Q\vd—the tennis experts ...

... BUDGE BEATS VON CRAMM WIMBLEDON TENNIS THIRD SUCCESSIVE DEFEAT IN FINAL FOR GERMAN D. (U.S.A.) won the first set from G. von Cramiii in the final of the men's singles at Wimbledon to-dav. Budge won 6—3, 6 —4, 6 —2 and inflicted on the German his third ...

... Glouc ter Royal Infirmary, to following an accident u tft riding a motor-cycle Cheltenham-road at 1-* Friday night. WIMBLEDON TENNIS Women's Singles Final- Miss P Betz (U.S.) beat & L Erough (U.S.) 6-2 6-4- CRICKET SCORED GLOS. 175 all out Lanl run out ...

... sun in ' don at 3 p.m. this aftern ooll l was degrees, and shade 85 degrees. 3.30 Nwmarket Tote: ; 9/9; pi. 6/3, 6/3. WIMBLEDON TENNIS Miss Bundy (U.S.) Kay Menzies 4-6, 6-1, Erown and Kramer [ beat Mottram and | Miss Brough (U.S. beat Bostock 6-1, 6-2 ...

... 71 C. Whileombe 71 1 . liss 73; Joe Kirkwood 74; F. Robson 75; . s!i e Cotton 76; S. F. Brews 76 P. 1.; A. Dailey 74. Wimbledon Tennis Men's Singles ; Austin heat Turiilnill 6 4, 3; Quiet beat Rogers 7 -5, _| '—s; Hiipinaii la'm Merlin 7 -5. 6 2. Women's ...

... did not ffet a. immediacy. sight ot the receiver sooner Final Derby, Boat Race, chamre ...