... YORKSHIRE Wimbledon Tennis Championships Start On Monday. JANE DOE Wonders If THE KEEP-FIT GIRL WILL LIVE TO BECOME AN ELDERLY SPECTATOR. SPECULATING- about the Judging from the enormous confuture of to-day's keep-fit sumption of ice-cream and block ...

... rAustralia— U.S. tennis $ final I\ JOHN BROMWICH, arnbldex, trous 30-3 ear-old Australian, reached the final of the Wimbledon tennis singles yesterday after a match lasting_ 130 min. with Josef Asboth (Hungary). whom he beat 8-3. 14-12. 0-2. He meets ...

... Wimbledon tennis winners Men's singles Women's doubles THIRD ROUND FIRST ROUND 'U.S.A.) bt J. Briehant .beis t A. Burtob and Mi 66 A. 44 G. I. Forbes IS. et I s J Warwick (0.16.1 6-0. 6-2. and A. 'U.S.A.) ot Was V. A Road bt J. , ? ,, rwi y) 6.1. 6-1; ...

... I Yorkshire Observer photograph. CHEERING CROWDS packed the pavements when Miss Dorothy Round, famous Wimbledon tennis ace, was married yesterday to Dr. Douglas Little, in the Wesley Methodist Church, Dudley. Picture shows the bridal pair leaving the ...

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... Bach; 11.66. C:cee Down. TELEVISION Sutton WOW/ 11, Independence Day Service in CoMinemoratlon of American Dead: 1. Wimbledon Tennis Champions/11o.: I. Par The Children; 6.43. Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships: I. News. reel; 8 IS. The Royal at Cambridge: ...

... Mrs. Margaret Peten, wife of the Belgian tennis player, wore this smart black and white outfit when she attended the Wimbledon tennis championships yesterday. ...

... The public --at .£ I a head-- turned up in their hundreds to watch. The reception. which usually sets the pace for the Wimbledon tennis fashions, showed little out of the ordinary this year. due posiibly to a chilly breeze and a threat of rain. . . rhe ...

... Britain (on left), and Mrs. S. P. Fabyan (U.S.A.) photographed before their semi-final match in the women's singles at the Wimbledon tennis tournament yesterday. The match was won by Miss Stammers, who in the final will meet another American competitor, Miss ...

... America's Glamour Girls. Miss Beverly Baker and Miss Gloria Butler. are undeterred at any suggested ban on certain Wimbledon tennis attire and will appear there next week in_dresses of their own choice. . . _ .. Both girls stated at the Queens Club ...

... sportsman, a doctor, and a business man. In 1926 he partnered the Duke of York (later King George th..? Sixth) in the Wimbledon tennis doubles. In sport, his interest ranged from Rugby football—he was capped for Scotland--to greyhound racing. with tennis ...

... Westminster Haspita! with the baby yest:r. day afternoon. The child was born on tember 22. Mrs. Drobny. herself a former Wimbledon tennis player, Miss Rita Jarvis before marriage. , -- / , 4 .1. f ' . 4 I s. .4 .1 , IIIIIMII1 4 IL. . .. ...