Miss F. K. Scott and Miss K. E. Stammers, West Side Finalists. (Lawn Tennis). 1932.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, April 30th, 1932," Called "Women in Sport," showing a Photograph of the Following Two Lawn Tennis Players called "New Generation :  Miss F. K. Scott and Miss K. E. Stammers, West Side Finalists."

The onward march of youth continues without interruption in lawn tennis and the West Side women's singles, with two comparative newcomers in the final, was typical of the ever-changing times.   Miss K. E. Stammers, who was still a child the last time Lenglen won at Wimbledon, defeated Miss F. K. Scott, an East Anglian Girl, 6-3, 6-3, and thus maintained the reputation built up in the opening days of the season.  Miss Stammers, who is seen on right of our picture, is a left-hander who goes out for her shots, and who has so far given no reason why there should be any limits to the distance she may go in the game.

Condition is Very Good.