“Our Ginny”: Virginia Wade, the 1977 Wimbledon Championships and the Gendering of National Identity

by Lake, Robert J.
Published in Communication and sport

Serve efficiency development indicates an extended women’s tennis world class cohort: Analysing 14 years of Ladies Wimbledon Championships – implications for coaching

by Grambow, Ralph, O`Shannessy, Craig, Born, Philipp, Meffert, Dominik, Vogt, Tobias
Published in Human movement

The Wimbledon Championships, the All England Lawn Tennis Club, and “Invented Traditions”

by Lake, Robert J.
Published in International journal of sport communication

Unveiling the Right Side: How to Win Wimbledon Championships: Creating Beklof and Vamos

by Diamandis, Eleftherios P
Published in Clinical chemistry (Baltimore, Md.)

The Times They are A-Changin: Gender Comparisons in Three National Newspapers of the 2004 Wimbledon Championships

by Crossman, Jane, Vincent, John, Speed, Harriet
Published in International review for the sociology of sport

Game, Sex, and Match: The Construction of Gender in British Newspaper Coverage of the 2000 Wimbledon Championships

by Vincent, John
Published in Sociology of sport journal

Delivering the Wimbledon Championships

by Hodge, Max
Published in Logistics and Transport Focus

Game, sex, and match: The construction of gender in British newspaper coverage of the 2000 Wimbledon Championships

by Vincent, John
Published in Sociology of sport journal

WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS: Patty Surprisingly Beaten

by Our Lawn Tennis Correspondent
Published in The Manchester Guardian (1901-1959)

WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS: Trabert and Rosewall in Final?

by OUR LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT
Published in The Manchester Guardian (1901-1959)

WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS: Early Favourites' Erratic Displays

by OUR LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT
Published in The Manchester Guardian (1901-1959)

WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS: Rosewall's Escape Against Segal

by OUR LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT
Published in The Manchester Guardian (1901-1959)

WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS: Mrs Pratt Surprises Miss Fry

by OUR LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT
Published in The Manchester Guardian (1901-1959)

WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS: American Women's Serene Progress

by OUR LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT
Published in The Manchester Guardian (1901-1959)

WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS: Mottram Defeated After Five Sets

by OUR LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT
Published in The Manchester Guardian (1901-1959)

WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS: Rosewall's Opposition in Singles

by OUR LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT
Published in The Manchester Guardian (1901-1959)

WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS: Seixas Never Pressed by Nielsen

by OUR LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT
Published in The Manchester Guardian (1901-1959)

WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS: Two Remarkable Men's Singles

by OUR LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT
Published in The Manchester Guardian (1901-1959)

WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS: Women Semi-finalists All Americans

by OUR LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT
Published in The Manchester Guardian (1901-1959)

WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS: Mulloy's Long Match with Washer

by Our Lawn Tennis Correspondent
Published in The Manchester Guardian (1901-1959)