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... 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 ...
... LOCAL PLAYERS AT WIMBLEDON TENNIS the first round of the women's singles for the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships, which take place on lfondav neat, Milt J. GOBS, daughter of Dr. COBB, Gloucester, meets Miss W. M. C. Bower, and Miss V. King, the county ...
... Parliament. 110 News. LIGHT PROGRAMME 1,500 metres. 247 metres. 345 Music. 4.15 Mrs. Dale's Diary 430 Teatime Music. 5.0 Wimbledon tennis. 6.0 Music. 6.30 Geraldo. • 7 0 Newsreel. 7.25 Sport. 7.30 Variety 8.0 Rainbow Room. 8.45 Family Favourites. 9.15 All-Women ...
... to-day when the Pan-American Airways' double - decker strato - cruiser, with 54 passe ngers including Danny Kaye and Wimbledon tennis players got into difficulties over the Atlantic on the way from London to New York. The state of emergency was ended ...
... CHIEF AT ROTORUA. NEW ZEALAND. DURING THEIR EMPIRE TOUR H.M. THE KING (THEN DUKE OF YORK) ARRIVING ON THE COURT FOR THE WIMBLEDON TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS IN JUNE 1926 ...
... G. P. HUGHES AND WIMBLEDON TENNIS As a result of illness. 0. P. Hughes is to go on a cruise to the West Indies, and he will back in this country in about month. was learned to day that will probably b« fit to play in the All-England championships at Wimbledon ...
... TO-DAY S TENNIS Wimbledon tennis tournament today Mrs. (Cheltenham) hvat Miss E. F. Rose 4. -2 in the third round of the Ladies' Singles Championship. Mrs. Hazel beat Miss F. S*. George 46 V 7—5. 6- 3. In the Men’s Singles, third round. I. Hennessey boat ...
... MIDDLESEX (2nd inns.) 9 for wkt ' DERBY 246 for 3 (Smith not out 106) CAMBRIDGE 298 for 7 (Human nt 1- KENT 197 for 4 WIMBLEDON TENNIS Women's Singles (third round) L. Goldschmidt bt Miss K. E. 7_5, 9—7; Miss S. Palfrey beat L. A. Godfree 6—3, 6 —l. Men's ...
... inducted into the Army on April 6, state Selective Service officials. Austin, follower Dr. Buchman’s movement and former Wimbledon tennis star, went to New York ‘‘moral rearmament campaign in 1939 and later wrote a book on the subject. He was classified “Al” ...
... selective service officials, according to a Los Angeles message. Austin, a follower of Dr. BUchman's movement, and former Wimbledon tennis star, went to New York on moral rearmament campaign in 1939, and later wrote book on the subject. He was classified ...