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... A 1 ii ' Wimbledon Tennis “Giants” M K Foster’s Choice for Gentlemen v British Swimming “Hopes” LAWN TENNIS Idea’s of Winning Championship By DEUCE losing the doubles match at Felix- stowe all chances Great Britain ivancing further in Cup com-tition ...
... Muay Thai Kick Boxing 200 Wimbledon Tennis Update 202 Muay Thai Kick Boxing Continued 330 Renault Showjumping 400 Wim-bledonTennis Update 4 02 Renault Showjumping Continued 430 Gillette World Sport Spe cial 500 Wimbledon Tennis Update 502 Stop USWA Wrestling ...
... James is scared of heights - and video was filmed on top of a skyscraperl P0PSL0T Drummer Jon O’Mahoney could have been a Wimbledon tennis hopeful but has decided to stake his fame on the band instead So far the boys have supported some major acts on stage ...
... this had happened by 1874 and the following year the first official code of rules was drawn up Two years later the first Wimbledon tennis championships were held for a first prize of a 25 guinea cup It would not have made good television” as they say those ...
... OUT the dismal scene on the second day of Hospitality said: “We got the idea after last year’s Edgbaston Test and the Wimbledon tennis championships “The weather affected both events and hit spectators in the pocket “People are taking no chances this year ...
... three hours Statistics provided by the organisers showed that sports-mad Australians were the most voracious fans of Wimbledon tennis They enjoyed 218 hours and 20 minutes of TODAY’S teenage tennis swoon over American Andre Agassi’s brown eyes or gaze ...
... all dreadful mistake Child’s work TLflSS MARGARET AVERY nationally-known lecturer theology Mrs Dorothy Little former Wimbledon tennis star will join forces to take part in unique exhibition in Dudley next month Entitled ‘Today’s Child” four-day exhibition ...
... June 20 (1952) London: The Government announces zebra crossings will now be marked with blinking orange beacons (1983) Wimbledon: Tennis player John McEnroe argues with the umpire on the first day of the competition (1984) London: Education Secretary Keith ...
... flight of Vickers Viscount Britain's most successful passenger aircraft at Heathrow Prize Money announced for this year's Wimbledon Tennis Championships FRIDAY: Skipper of world's oldest square rigger appears in court at Bodmin charged with the manslaughter ...
... Nick Ponting with Gillian Clark made it to the semi-finals of this year’s All-England Open badminton’s equivalent of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships Former European champion Darren Hall and Coventry’s Steve Butler provide our best medal hopes in the men’s ...
... that we started organised N ANT-CLIFF Pheasant Road Smethwick Her break summer I was very thrilled to be able to watch Wimbledon tennis naturally all time My youngest daughter then aged two was playing Saldana Sunday who commercial the other the Her letter ...
... the reverse side in a bid to stop counterfeiting Number one seed Martina Hingis knocked out in the first round of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships by 16-year-old Jelena Dokic WEDNESDAY: A rush-hour Virgin express train from London to Glasgow careers ...