London, June 10. ym Easter now belonging to. the past there are definite signs Wof those Summer Days, and the anticipation of different sports to those which have occupied the attention for the past few months. Tennis looms. prominently in this respect, mainly because players are wondering whether anything will be done towards the promotion of some serious events, One realises, quite well, that there is a War on and that difficulties are obviously in the way but if every other. sporting body had not. made some attempt. to. overcome those obstacles, there would not. be any of the football. and. boxing fixtures to provide interest during the winter months, At the same time a war time championship meeting on the courts of one or another of-the better class clubs might not: be a bad: thing, for the future of the game, Young men not, yet called. for active service, and those who, a year or two ólder, are awaiting their call-up. would jump at the chance and nobody will deny that it would inspire them: to produce play of a high standard and bien them) for the days when peaceful championship meetings can again be staged,
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