... TENNIS ATTITUDES SWEDISH RHYTHM: M. O. Garrell.of Sweden, puts in some strenuous work on the base line in the Davis Cup. He was no match for C. H. Kingsley, who beat him in three straight sets UP TO THE NET: Miss Evelyn Colyer, noted for her agility even ...

... doing its quota in turn towards thinning the ranks and separating the tennis lions and lionesses from their fellow sheep. For lawn tennis is specifically not a game where the lions are to be found lying down with the lambs. On the other hand, it is a game ...

... LAWN TENNIS By GODFREY WINN WELL, well! I never thought that I should leave my seat on the Centre Court during the final of the Men's Singles to watch instead a ladies' doubles that was in progress on Court No. 1. But that is what I found myself doing ...

... LAWN TENNIS By RABBIT ''LE Roi est mort! Vive le Roi!'' It might have been invented for Wimbledon. As I watched the crowds surging round the Centre Court on the first Monday, I could not help wondering how many of them were giving a thought or caring ...

... leather tennis case maybe seen at Fortnum and Mason's. A new note As struck by the tennis racket leather head cover with zyp fastenings. Another novelty is the handkerchief on which the prospective owner's :name may be printed. Among the. other tennis needs ...

... LAWN TENNIS. The game of lawn tennis is much played in India, every European being more or less interested in the pastime. The final tie in the contest for the championship of Bengal, between Hallward and Ividd, took place in the presence of a large number ...

... LAWN TENNIS By RABBIT AN ability to hit a ball, no longer considered soft, over a tennis net is one of the greatest social and commercial assets in the world to-day. Such was the reflection borne home to me as I watched that annual rapprochement in ...

... Oim ILawim Tennis^ MY DEAR TATLER,-- At last I have discovered what I always hitherto believed to be extinct-- the perfect lawn-tennis tourna ment! By this, of course, please under stand that I naturally don't include the weather in this week's perfections ...

... TENNIS IN 1917. TENNIS is no longer so cosmopolitan a game as it was during its great days in the fifteenth, sixteenth, and seventeenth centuries, when it was played in nearly all European countries. Even in more modern times, how ever, since records ...

... prowess in hitting a .tennis ball over the net rather more swiftly and accurately than the members of the Continued on page .Xll) FORMER GERMAN TENNIS CHAMPION WINS INTERNATIONAL CONTEST AT CAIRO Baron Von Cramm, the celebrated German tennis ace, competed recently ...

... her tennis wardrobe, which, as she usually appeared in a different coloured dress each day, was very disappointing. Of all the hard things said about the little French girl, I must say I call this the hardest, for a neater player on the tennis courts ...

... TENNIS ATTITUDES SWEDISH RHYTHM: M. O. Garrell.of Sweden, puts in some strenuous work on the base line in the Davis Cup. He was no match for C. H. Kingsley, who beat him in three straight sets UP TO THE NET: Miss Evelyn Colyer, noted for her agility even ...