Between Colours" and "Whites"
Wimbledon Damaged By Nazi Bombs London, Nov. 1.
Three high explosive bombs fell on the All-England Lawn Tennis Club at Wimbledon in a recent German air raid, it revealed today.
One of the bombs penetrated the roof of the centre court building and crashed through the. competitors" stand, exploding on the ground bel and sending debris into the cent court. The centre court's turf was ince has been repaired, many months. house surprised the opposition with a sterling game on the forward line dis while B. K. Wallace made his debut as outside-right with great success, his forceful tactics sending the ball "into the circle time after time.
Second Half Fruitful Prei N of 142 ly. Marine 332, are Sola abt portant ities came their e in the match was of consequence" à view of the fact that both the "Whites" and 4he "Colours" were playing a three-back defence and no goalkeeper.
e ganié was morg in the nature of a práetice affair, the Anal am} store of 4-4 showed that both the ies teams were extremely evenly match-
Horvath, their centre-forward, decreased the margin. A few minutes Tater, Christie, he-of the boxing-feme, brought his team within sight of equal 'A' penalty given against Mertes put dine on ice ant far as the writen Navy were concerned, Hornsey, the skipper of the British side, making no mistake to bring the score to 4-2.
The teams were:—
British Navy:—Holman, Cranswick,
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