British Hard Court Championships at Bournemouth. 1932. (Tennis).

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, May 7th, 1932,"showing an Article with the Following 3 Photographs for "The British Hard Court Championships at Bournemouth."

   a- F.J.Perry (nearest camera) defeats G. Lyttleton Rogers, the Giant Irish Davis Cup Player, in the Hard Courts Singles Final.

   b- The the Hard Court championships by Air :  K. C. Gandar Dower leaves Heston for Bournemouth.

   c- The Foreign Doubles Combination that had to scratch the final to J. S. Olliff and F. J. Perrry :  A. Martin-Legeay, of France, and Roderick Menzel, of Czechoslovakia.

F.J. Perry beat G. Lyttleton Rogers in the final of the British Hard Court Championships at Bournemouth 4-6, 7-9, 6-3, 6-0, 6-2.  He also won the doubles with J. S. Olliff, though their opponents in the final, A. Martin-Legeay and R. Menzel, a very strong continental combination, had to scratch as the latter could not stay over for the conclusion of the rain-delayed tournament, but had to get home to Czechoslovakia.  Perry also figured in the Mixed-Doubles final, but, with Miss Molly Heeley as his partner, was badly beaten by the French pair, A. Martin-Legeay and Mme. Mathieu.  The last-named won the women's singles for the second year in succession.  K. C. Gandar Dower, who flew backwards and forwards from Heston to Bournemouth in his flannels, gave Perry a terrific five-set fight in the first round of the singles. 

Condition is Very Good.