Wimbledon
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Wimbledon: 100 Years of Men's Singles
By Malcolm RowleyJ. BromKic ! 7-5 , 0.3 , 3-0 , 7-5 . Men's Doubles Semi Final T , Biowi ) and G. Muloy bt L. Bergelin and J. Harper 1-5.6-3 , 4-6.6 . &Women's Doubler Semi - Final Miss L. ... against Miss Hart and Mrs Todd ( holders ) of America .
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Wimbledon: Sue Barker's Definite Guide to the 2001 Championships
By Sue BarkerWimbledon: Sue Barker's Definite Guide to the 2001 Championships
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Wimbledon: Soccer Yearbook
By Steve Bradley, Roger KeanWimbledon: Soccer Yearbook
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Wimbledon: The Official History
By John BarrettIn this lavishly illustrated and massively expanded third edition of the definitive Wimbledon history John Barrett has traced the process by which a small private tennis club in rural Surrey has become a multi-million pound business that is ...
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Wimbledon: a Celebration
By John McPhee, Alfred EisenstaedtWimbledon: a Celebration
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Wimbledon: The Official History
By John BarrettNEW FIFTH EDITION - BRINGS THE STORY FULLY UP-TO-DATE It was to raise funds for the repair of a broken pony roller, so essential for the upkeep of the lawns at their ground in Nursery Lane, Wimbledon, that the All England Croquet Club first ...
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Wimbledon: The Official Illustrated History
By John BarrettCovers the history of the Wimbledon Championships from their start as a fundraiser for the All England Croquet Club in 1877 to the present day.
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Wimbledon: Visions of the Championships
By Bob Martin, Ian HewittThe book captures the magical atmosphere of those two weeks in June - the quintessential Englishness of it all with the players in white, the pristine lawns, Pimms and strawberries and cream, ballboys, ballgirls and (of course) plenty of ...
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Wimbledon
By Marty GitlinSpencer Gore defeats W. C.Marshall to win the first Wimbledon singles title on July 19. Major Walter Clopton Wingfield introduces his sport of lawn tennis at a party. 1877 1873 1873 The Open Era of tennis begins as paid players are ...
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Wimbledon: The Official History of the Championships
By John BarrettThe Wimbledon Championships began life in 1877 as little more than a Victorian summer pastime. Nowadays, for two weeks in June, the whole of the tennis world converges on SW19...