Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... TENNIS DREY. Tennis ha done great things for the physi- cal development of young Englishwomen, though not perhaps so snuoh direcity as indi- recitly, by encouraginig a love ot exereise in the open-air and tendin~g towardj astyle of dress U6 that is at ...
... ...
... SPARRING AT THE TENNIS COURT. Peter Crawley had a benefit at the Tennis Court yesterday, which, if not very numerainsly, was very respectably attended, and as the cemtested tlections required the presence of the conveyanocers, very few of those professionial ...
... SPARRING AT THE TENNIS COitl'. There was a sparring exhl~il(iiOn yesterday At tie ff Court, for the betiefit of Ned Turtier ,who, if nt ;y uOi, 'i actually (lead, is inl tile last' stage of exi,,Ice, tInse nyu I I visers h4viog protiounced his CAse to ...
... iAWN TENNIS IN FRkNCR. i -4- (THROUGH ]EUTER'O AGENCY.) Is. PARIS, May 31. Considerable interest is being taken in the inter. is naiinal lawn tennis matcllth to be played at the Ile do t Puteaus onl Sunday ard Monday next, Lord acd Ludr Bufferin have ...
... MIDDLESEX LAWN TENNIS CIHAMPIONSHIPS. AT TlHE CHISWICK PARR CLUB ON SATURDAY. The charming grounds of the Chiswick Park Club were looking their best on Saturday, when this meeting was brought to a most successful conclusion, The weather was hot. Spectators ...
... LONDOINT LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS. The weather was overcast and disagreeably cold yesterday at the Queen's Club, but fortunately rain did not again inter.upt the proceedings; and by keeping the courts con- tinnoosly occupied from three o'clock till seven ...
... CRICKET AND LAWN TENNIS NOTES: It may savour just a little of ancient history to refer to the match for the championship at the early part of last week, but where so much has been written very few seem to have really found the one point of diflerence ...
... reation room for the omr, with a billiard table, gme, easy chairs, &c., and that an oftlees' garden be 3rovidcd, witbL a lawn tennis court and a suimmre house. *fr. Carleton Baynes, in moving the adoption of the reoommeadftion, said it was propoesd to prohibit ...
... oatch of the meeting, both players showing first-lss t fom, andit greally adinitted- to -have been the ate beat exhibition of tennis ever shown by lady players. St. LHid mlingeey bee able to laat a little1osgoersb 6k ould have made oven a beter .fight than ...
... distinct good to the travelling public. LAWN TENNIS IN INDIA. Lawn tennis is as distinctively the game of Anglo-India (says the Bo0z.1ay Gaselte) as cricket is of England. The immense popularity of lawn tennis in this country is shown by the fact that the ...
... hold sweet confidential chat between Os the hits. At tennis there is no confidential chatting. s- Croquet is certainly slower than tennis to good players ; of the last game, but not slower than tennis as played by sone young ladies, who only send the ball ...