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... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Men's Singles. First Round: R. Miki beat R. K. Tinkler 11-9. 6-1, 8.6; H. G. N. Lee beat H. C. Ntipes 6-3, 84, 64; H. E. Weatherall beat I. H. Wheateroft 6-1, 14, 6-3, ; R. Lund beat E. C. Peters 4-6. 6-3, 84, 6-2; A. Brown beat F . Bryans ...
... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Ladies' Singles (Third Boundl.eit 31. C. Seriven beat Mies I.yle 48, 6.1, 9.7; Mrs. E. Fe Whittingatall Scat Miss Ea DeSO man 6-3, 4-8, 6-2. Men's Double 3 (First Romig.= W. L Breese and W. L. Ryan bail A. G. C. King and J.?, Lysaghl ...
... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Womeit*:. Single A.—ilia D. E. R. j uti,j I,e ri M r Nicolupoulo (i;retwe) 6-3: (Cwt. mauy) twat .I, Jetlzrejow6la (l'ulautl) G-3, 6s; Maw. Mathieu (eratit.) - In•Ot Ali- Hatrltrick 6-3. 4-6. 6s. Sing!t.- , .—11. N. Lyn Wit:tin) bc.it ...
... C. Jolly 14% 1.. It. Ayton 150. C. W. Thompson ma, T. William..un MI J. McMillan MI. F. Robson kit A. 6. Havers 152. WIMBLEDON TENNIS Nleteg (Semi-finals .—•I Horotra and .1. Brotomon Iw•at N and V. 6. Kirliy 4-7 3-6, 6-1 3, 61. Hughes and Perry took ...
... in retrospect and pick out the high-lights, or something. But such as those the big races on which I lost money, the Wimbledon tennis and that horrible last Test match at the Oval could only give me a pain in the neck if glanced back—and I hate pains ...
... watched in comfort the Derby, the latest cars televised from the Motor Show. I have seen boxing matches —and knock-outs, Wimbledon tennis stars playing the Centre Court, Test matches, and football matches. I have seen numerous full-length films and literally ...
... LAWN TENNIS J. N. Crawford Leaves London SEEKING FURTHER TITLES IN AMERICA Jack Crawford, the Wimbledon tennis champion, slipped quietly away from London to-day. He has gone to America to attempt a record, that of winning the four major championships ...
... important command round cricketer, who has been coached Still, he is said to be an excellent all- by John and George Gunn. WIMBLEDON TENNIS TOURNAMENT. It is announced by the for books of tickets admitting to the Lawn Tennis Club that applications ground and ...
... SIG PICTURES. LESLIE BANKS ERNEST THESIGER In Night Of Go The Party With Spencer Tracy, John Soles and Pat Paterson. WIMBLEDON TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP AND COVENTRY CARNIVAL SCENES IN GAUMONT BRITISH NEWS. lostwoun pea am. 10 p.m. Ow Put. ttlwd Vaal. 111)110 ...
... stand idle on the warts quite unable to twinkle.'for the arrivals are the 7,000 balls that will be used in the matches. A Wimbledon tennis ball has a short life and a gay one. For one glorious game it may be watched by a breathless spellbound crowd—the tennis ...
... Billy Williams, who played in the Cup final in 1895. died at Stnethwick, Staffs., aged 59. Applications for seats at the Wimbledon tennis championships are being received this year at the rate of 1,000 a day. About 150,000 has already been received, and there ...