... finish onljr 13th in this handicap race, won by J. A. Williamson, in a 3,000 c.c, Bentley. I BIG ASSET.—Martin Mulligan. - Wimbledon tennis finalist, is considering taking a permanent job in London. If he lived in London he could eventually qualify to play ...

... FINE WEATHER FOR START OF WIMBLEDON' TODAY‘S weather for the start of the 76th Wimbledon tennis championships is warm, sunny and dry. First of the tennis enthusiasts to arrive at Wimbledon were Mr. and Mrs. W. Lamb -and their 14-year-old daughter, Tessa ...

... omebod win or lose been an enjoyable experience appearing before you.” Mr Bathurs days when Sir John appeare another Wimbledon tennis playe Sir John replic relate a joke it a resolution difficult to keep. He added: “I have never witlingly insulted anvone ...

... garage operations could be given. Wren Susan Makarow has resumed naval duties after actingl as a seating steward at the Wimbledon tennis championships. Susan, aged 23, comes from Park Village, Wolverhampton, and is at present servin%li as a tele phonist ...

... IN TERROR SHOP RAID A VETERAN Wimbledon tennis champion was beaten to the ground by a gang wielding a sledgehammer during a raid at his Wolverhampton post office today and his wife was threatened. Ken Jones, aged 62, was attacked as the robbers smashed ...

... (film cartoon). 535, Go For Speed (problems of speed on the water). 5.55, News. 6.5, Midlands News and Weather. 6.20, Wimbledon Tennis. 7.29, News flash. 7.30, The Seven Faces of Jim (Jimmy Edwards). 8.0, Bronco (Western film). 8.45, The Singing Summers ...

... La st year one of the Met office’s most spectacular home successes was to warn of that almighty deluge that hit the Wimbledon tennis champion.- ships. &'e were able to alert the All- England Club about that nasty bit of work nicely in advance, and exactly ...

... prophet or advice, if only for one reason: old § ~ Although he admitted today on_t)tf dOI‘fl_S:J 9”5v s o hat newscaster, Wimbledon tennis star parents are much nicer to their 2 y S R that he ig still rather “muddled” mluebé a]Y’lr ually wipeg g or pop singer ...

... 5.55, News. ;t:rgng Raymond Francis and Eric 6.5, Midiands News and Weather. | 9. Play of the Week: * My Three 6.20, Wimbledon Tennis. Angels.” | 7.29, News Flash. 160.40. l’el)cil and Paper (inter-town 7.30, Compact (series about life on ™§] contest) ...

... relaxes on a day out at Stourton, near ‘Stourbridge. i Taking stock of tennis A centre court seat for every day of the Wimbledon tennis championships until 1985 can be guaranteed for about £5,800. For the 96 days concerned that works out at just over £6O-a-day ...

... 7.0 News. 7.5 The World in Focus. 730 Any Answers? Listeners’ Letters. 80 The 100 Years of Wimbledon 1877-1977. The Wimbledon Tennis Championships — a look back. 845 Anngsu. William _ Colby, Director the CIA 1973-76, in conversation. 9.30 Kaleidoscope ...

... by Jaroslay Drobny TAILORING rour next order member of the‘ There are still a few tickets left for the talk by the ex-Wimbledon Tennis Champion in our Restaurant on Thursday, March 15, at 7.30 p.m. Films on tennis and golf will be sown. Admission by ticket ...