In spite of her recent operation for appendicitis Miss Helen Wills has enabled her intention to play in the ladies' singles championship at Wimbledon.
June 19.
Miss Helen Wills arrived in London from Paris this morning, but she states that she is not playing in the Wimbledon tournament.
Later.
At Eastbourne today in the Anglo-American Men's Lawn Tennis Tournament, beat Austen (Britain)' 6—3, 3-6, 6—2, &—2, Richards beat Turnbull (Britain) 6—2, 64, 6—4 and in the doubles Richards and Kinsey beat Crole Rees and Kinsley (Britain) 62, 6-4, 6-4.
'AS America won both matches yesterday they won the tournament by five matches to none, Tune 18, nbledon to-day in the Lawn ingles for the Wightman Cup, which is a cop played for by teams of British and American ladies, Miss Ryan, America, beat Joan Fry, Britain, 6—1, 6—3, and Mrs. Godfree, Britain, beat Miss Brown, (America), 6—i, 75.
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