... Wimbledon Tennis. AMERICANS SUCCESSFUL IN LADIES' DOUBIE.S. Wimbledon. Friday. ! There was again a large crowd at Wimblei don to-day, when play was continued in the championship matches. LADIES' DOUBLES. Final: Miss E. Ryan and Miss M. K. Browne (U.S ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Fine victory by j AUSTIN british women in last eight •5. J*. AUSTIN, Britain's only remain; tet, Playef. gained a fine three»ter over '* Grant (U.S.A.), to iarri emi-finais of the lawn tennis *hd. Wimbledon yesterday, Germ meet Gottfried ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1.) The linesmen wore mackintoshes, and there was a fine drizzle falling when the match began. Mrs. Fabyan, in a neat divided skirt, her dark curls tucked under a white peaked cap set at jaunty angle, lost her service ...

... Wimbledon Tennis Two Helens in All-American Final —, |7OR the third time Mrs. Helen Wills Moody and Miss Helen Jacobs will contest all-Anierican final of the women's singles the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships. Mrs. Wills Moody beat Miss Joan Hartigan ...

... 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 ROYAL thrilling j BRILLIANT E^^S. NORMAN BR°° The King and Q lieen match at Wimbledon which Normaii Brooke?; a champion of twenty tit-ill wizard, opposed 0j- ' P mg American play©» a last year in F. - ote American probably e , the ball ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Women's doubles (fourth round) —Mrs. S. Hammersley and K Stammers bt Miss E. Harvey and Mrs. M. King, G-l, 4-6, G-2. Mrs. Fabyan and Miss Marble bt Mrs. Ilanunersley and Miss Stammers, 8-G, G-3. OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP To-day’s returns ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Single*. (U.B.A.) bt J. Olliff, U-l, 6-1, 6-4. Women 's S indies .—Mis* A. Marble 'bt Miss Heafciey, b-lj 6-3; Miss Hard. Miss Wheeifet, 7-5, 8-T; Mrs. ]D. Little Miss 3-6, 6-0, 6-1. ALEXANDRA PARK 3.50, ALEXANDRA PARK 1, MIXTURE (S. ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1.) the set and then apologrisin?, but the American left doubt aboufit ,0 RESULTS WOMENS SINGLES— Fourth Round (U.S.A., beat Miss M. Lumb, 4^.s^ ( t rrance ) beat Miss V. E. Scott. soprani, MiSS E G ' J 2 WSka ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS MRS. WHITTINGSTALL AND MISS NUTHALL WIN The two men's singles semi-finals were played to-day, the Wimbledon Championships. A women's doubles match between Mme. Mathieu and Miss Ryan, and Mile. Jedrzejowska and Miss Kathleen Stammers, ...

... 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 ...