The World's First Three : Wimbledon's Supreme Aspirants 1932.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, June 18th, 192," showing the Following Three Tennis Photographs for "The World's First Three :  Wimbledon's Supreme Aspirants."

   a- The Leading United States Lawn-Tennis Player :  H. Ellsworth Vines playing before a Californian crowd in his native Los Angeles.

  b- World Supremacy Still Maintained :  Henri Cochet, of France.
  c- Britain's hope for retrieving long-lost Honours :  H. W. Austin.

Henro Cochet's form in the French championships removes any hope, barring accidents, of anyone else'e chances at Wimbledon.  He has now entered on his fifth year as the  leading player in the world, and it seems unlikely that anyone will depose him yet awhile.  If such a thing were to happen, it might be expected to come from H. Ellsworth Vines, of California, or our own H. W. Austin, who rank next below Cochet in the world-class, though in what order is a matter of debate.  Vines who is twenty-one, is a native of Los Angeles, and has a superb match temperament.  Austin's 1932 form has not yet been fully tested, though he made a promising first appearance against the Americans at Eastbourne.

Condition is Very Good.