{tennis player, who was recently the recipient of an offer by Mr, C, B. Cochran to turn professional and meet Suzanne Lenglen when the latter visits England this year, has declined the offer definitely.
It is to meet the wishes of her parents, sir Frank Colyer, the dental surgeon, and Lady Colyer, that she has declined, the "West minster Gazette" understands; Miss Colyer was anxious to accept, jit, She is only a child, 1 wouldn't Jdream of consenting to her becom-jing a professional even if she were Jolder and the offer as definitely' made it would be just as definitely] refused."
Later 2rs, Nuthall was interviowed at Wimbledon, She said, "Mr.
B. Cochran last week made me a large offer for my daughter to) turn professional. I refused. Mr. Cochran called this morning at my home and greatly increased the! Josfer, I asked for two days in which to consider the matter."
It is unofficially reported that the increased offer is in the vicinity of £20,000.
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