... meeting of the League Assembly, a is probable that he will propose a ie ' tion favour of the continual 00 sanctions. WIMBLEDON TENNIS , lS> Mrs. Sperling (Denmark) beat Round 6—'4 B—6. There are English women competitors left lU singles. „ '' PATES GRAMMAR ...

... death sentence for the. murder of his stepmother in Glasgow. Ths> court quashed the conviction and Mills was liberated. WIMBLEDON TENNIS Womens' Doubles (semi-final). —Mi sS K. Stammers and Miss F. James beak Mrs. R. E. Haylock and J. S. Kir- C 6-3, 6-0 ...

... LATE NEWS Editorial Telephone Commercial Telephones WIMBLEDON TENNIS H. W. Austin (Britain) beat Sat' (Japan) 7—5, 6 —2, 6 —l. WOMEN'S DOUBLES HOLD el Barron and Mrs. M. R. King (hol ( ' —6 ...

... 156—7. YORK? 131 all and 56—3. HANTS 252 all. ESSEX 101—6. GLAM 133—3. SURREY 231 all out and 12—0: SOMERSET 227—8 dec, WIMBLEDON TENNIS Men's Singles (3rd round) '• D- re ° (Germany) beat D. P. Turnbull tralia) 7 —5, s—o,5 —0, —2. xlustin beat Gledhill ...

... in the employ of Mr. Rodway for. years, but that in the last 18 months he had taken to betting heavily on racehorses. WIMBLEDON TENNIS Mixed Doubles, Third Rounds.—l. O- Collins and Lady Rowallan beat G. Cramm and Mrs. H. Sperling (holder*) 9—7, 9—7. Wood ...

... Cheltenham and heavy thunderstorms in various parts of the country. London storms resulted in the washing out of the Wimbledon tennis, while the thunder was so loud that M.P.s at Westminster could not hear themselves speak. Rocketing upwards from the ...

... MISS ROUND FINAL WIMBLEDON TENNIS GREAT SINGLES VICTORY OVER FRENCHWOMAN Miss Dorothy Round gained a magnificent victory over Mme- Matliieu —4, G—o, in the Wimbledan lawn tennis championships to-day. She gained the right to oppose Miss J. Jedzrejowska ...

... tech- nique, with which we are all, unfortunately, too familiar, has cast a shadow upon our liv€s again. Test matches, Wimbledon tennis, musical festivals might seem to have lost something of their value when we consider the uncertainties of the international ...

... Minister of Health, Mr. Bevan, has extended until DeC' period for exercise of powers requisitioning unoccupied hoU* f WIMBLEDON TENNIS T Brown (USA) beat B & (USA) 6-3 6-3 6-3; Miss and Mrs P C Todd beat Miss Harvey and Miss J Ingram 6-3 Mrs E W A Bostock ...

... re, and a lady companion had terrifying experience the Gloueester-road Friday evening. They were returning home from Wimbledon Tennis Tournament, where they had witnessed the incomparable Suzanne secure the championship, and had passed Tennyson-ruati ...

... Cosmology. 6.30 Opera. 7 50 Historical Talk. 8.10 Opera. 9.25 Talk. 9.45 Opera, 11.0 Poems. 11.25 Sonata. • television Wimbledon Tennis. 8.0 Half Hour Canadian Film. 8.30 Cafe Continental. 9.30 Darts. 9.40 Newsrcei. 10.5 News. TO-MORROW MIDLAND PROGRAMME ...

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