Wilde's Triumph At
in
Bournemouth
(Continued from Page 21)
--To-do Miss Scriven justice, she anticipated the Senorita's varied length and strength with
shrewd
judgment, nor did she lack the best reply to the insidious drop. She was not so much out-manoeuvred aš
a
outgunned, and the fact that she re-Lizana drop shot has no terrors; guired plenty of elbow room for and Miss Stammers, who has her fast drive and could not and it wounding service and a drop shot in the forecourt off a low ball was, of her own on turf. Final results; df course, a handicap.
KOT YET FAVOURITE
(Seeded players in black type)........... Men's Singles: H. W. Austin bt H. G. N. Lee, 6-2 6-2,
Women's Singles-Senorita A, Li- Before the Chilean champion can
zana (Chile) bt Miss M? C. Scriven, be installed as favourite for Wim-7-5, 6-3. bledon we must see whether she has Men's Doubles:-C. F. Hare & F. H.j a winning answer on turf to mark-D. Wilde bt G. P. Hughes & C. R. D. Tuckey (holders), 62, 6-4, 7-9, hitting servers like Mrs. Moody, if|64.
THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 27, 1937.
R. A COUNCIL, MEXTING PUBLIC AUCTIONS
Vote Of 100 Gas, Towards British Empire Games
London, May 1.
The FA Coimisil: decided yester- day to support the recommendation of the Scottish F.A. that in future a fee of £8 be paid to each pro- fessional player taking part in an international match. A donation of 100 guineas was voted towards the expenses of the British Empire Games in Australia next year.
The Council decided to adopt a report as to the practicability of disbanding the Football National War Fund Committee and the re- version of the fund to its original a venevolent fand, under the sole jurisdiction of the Foot- ball Association, for the assistance of nécessitous players and others who have rendered service to the game, or their families."
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she comes over, and Miss Alice Women's Doubles:~Miss E. M. Dear- Miss J. Saunders, 6-4, 7-5. Marble, who will shortly arrive. man & Miss J. Ingram bt Miss V. E. L.T.A. Salver (for those beaten in Then there is Mr. Sperling, for Scott & Miss M. Whitmarsh, 6-0, 6-0. first round of women's singles):-Miss Mixed Doublés:-F. H. D. Wilde &V. G. Valentine-Brown bt Mrs. J. N. whom, as the Riviera' showed, the Miss M. Whitmarsh bt R. À. Shayes & Couper, -5, 6-3.
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