... Tennis Scott Perk Club will hold night Wednesday (It wet. Thursday). All new member, will be welcomed. Towneley pitches The Allocation of pitches and dressing accommodation for Junior matches at Townelev to-day as follows: Playing Fields Pavilion: Pitch ...

... Tennis Umtvd States to-day regained the Da via Cup. lost to Australia In 1989, when the competition was last played, by winning the doubles in the challenge round, Melbourne, for a decielve 3-0 lead. John Bromwich and Adrian Quist were no match for the ...

... Tennis THE Tennis Competition was one of the main benefactors of the good weather as they enjoyed some superb matches and great hospitality at Bowerham Tennis Club. The men’s singles provided some epic encounters, not least the final where Erik Lindholm ...

... TENNIS. the preliminary round are: Gladys beat Olwen Greenwood, B—3. 6—4; Jenny WOaoa beat Annie Sherlock. Jasaia Stobba beat Mary Pate, 6—o, 6—o; Phyllis BeU beat Marion 6- —2, 6—3. ...

... TENNIS. OB'. Um SS3r&>l> nMalMl IM, fcx, ODMMk* TOT ...

... Tennis The annual masting the Burnley Parks Association wfU held at the Victory Centre next AGED MAN INJURED Following downstairs at his Home, 11. Naples-avenue, on morning Mr. Tom Holland war- conveyed to Vlctorta Hospital suffering from fracture of ...

... Tenni* Results: »u. 18. Barden 8; Qunb'i at*, iptceadllly l* fixtures for Saturday, o'clock: v. TivMllT. v Queen 9 Results Saturday matches should be the hands of the match no each weak, and w*dae»- day doubles results Thursday ...

... TENNIS AP-Ereland Mixed Met Chmp'ship.-- D A Hodges sad Miss C. Beek itigham H Max Woomanx sad Betty NOW! 64. Warwick 83-1. Somerset 213-4. Tea 3diddlesez ...

... TENNIS To-day. 6-30—Harden (v. Stonevholrr.a, afl Harden): k w. Raster leapt. end Mrs. Oregson. Wood and Mrs. B, Monk. Reserves: E. Croft and Miss A. Ma!stead ...

... TENNIS. The tennis courts at the Parish Church Institute were opened on Saturday, when the opening game was played by Miss Atka Baldwin and MI. ..A. Mason on one side and Mira Maud INtarden and Mr. C. Townley on the other. The first-named couple won by ...

... Tennis rail' TEAMS AGAINST RIVALS The Burn lay Parks' Association have selected the following teams to meat the Burnley Lawn Club. away, on Sunday at J-30:-Ladtae: B Baxter. C. Clarke. F. B. Ashworth. D J. Ropsr. Re«.: 0. Roberts and B Fisher Qcnte.: ...

... NO TENNIS Fleetwood's tennis raquets will not come out of their presses Millithis Easter, because courts n will no be open. They cannot open until some wire boundary netting can be found, and in wartime tnat is not easy. But nes ly-mown bowlin2 greens ...