... WIMBLEDON TENNIS TWO FRENCHMEN BATTLE FOR WORLD’S TITLE ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Men's Doubles (2nd round): R. N Williams and S. Wood beat C. S. Higgins and A. S. C. Hulton, 6-3, 6-3. 6-3. Mixed Doubles (3rd round): R. Menzel and Miss A. Thomas beat A. C. Steadman and Mrs Hopman 6-3, 0-8, 6-2. State's Shipping Subsidy ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Ladies' Doubles: Second Round— Mrs D. C. Shepherd-Barron and Mrs M. R. King: beat Miss Feltliam and Miss Scott G-4, 6-1. Men's Doubles: Third Round— R. Menzel and J. S. OHiIT beat C. G. Fletcher ami J. L. H. Fletcher 12-10. 1-6, 6-1. ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Ladies Second Round Mi.. ( anell, M> M Mis. (VI 6-' i otif 41. C. '■ JUNE 22, 1927. ...

... PAGE 12 WIMBLEDON TENNIS TWO WOMEN'S SINGLES SEMI-FINALS ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR DECISION AMERICANS DEFEATED To-day was doubles day Wimbledon. The singles championships had both been brought to the semi-final .stages and the four players in each of these events—Men; H. Cochet (France, holder) ...

... • • •• « i»- ift .swi ...

... FOR WIMBLEDON— Sachiko Kamo (19), who will be the first Japanese woman to play in the Wimbledon tennis championships since before the war, pictured in London. Sachiko (the name means very happy child) has been Japanese champion thirteen times in the ...

... WIMBLEDON TENNIS Men's Singles (fourth round': Budge ...

... A 44-year-old bespectacled businessman, who claims next year's Wimbledon tennis crown is already his, stands to win £2.5 million if his prediction comes true. lan Moo-Young — known as ‘Moo’ — placed £lB7 at odds of 50,000-to-one to win the championship ...

... THE SUNDE WIMBLEDON TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS ...

... HE KEEPS PLAYERS IN GOOD TEMPER “Lord Chief Justice” of Wimbledon Tennis Referee for 17 Years ...