A Lawn Tennis Log. Written by Arthur Wallis Myers. April 18th, 1932.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, April 18th, 1932,"called "A Lawn Tennis Log," showing an Article written by Arthur Wallis Myers, with the Following Two Photographs.
The Article talks about Too little encouragement given to our younger players, notably Miss Sterry, Miss Scriven, Miss Stammers, Miss Heeley and Miss Lyle.

   a-The Great Tennis Player back to the Army :  M. and Mme.Rene Lacoste, the former in Uniform, having been recalled to his Regiment. (Portraits)

  b- Famous Australians come to play at the Wimbledon meeting :  Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Crawford. (Portraits).


Reverse side of the Page shows the following Tennis Photographs.
  a- Severity prevails at Eastbourne :  G. S. Mangin (U.S.A.)  Beating J. S. Olliff after losing to Austin.
  b- The New Stand on No.2. court at Wimbledon, comprising free seating for the public, new changing rooms for competitors, a lounge for umpires, and a lost property office.
   c- Deputation to meet Mrs.Moody :  The Photographic Artillery prepare to open fire at Wimbledon, while the newly-uniformed Ball-Boys take the balls out of cold storage.
   d- The great game of the Wightman Cup Match :  Miss Betty Nuthall and Mrs. Whittingstall beating Mrs. Moody and Miss Sarah Palfrey, 6-3, 1-6, 10-8.

Condition is Very Good.