TIME Magazine

All-England

When for the first time in eleven years an Englishman won the British Open Golf Championship last fortnight it broke a U. S. monopoly

"Old Drob"

An old man by tennis standards, Jaroslav Drobny was seeded No. 11, but he was playing the best tennis of his life

Evonne v. Chrissie

Wimbledon's haughtiness gets upstaged by the dusky daughter of an Australian sheepshearer and a fair young girl from the middle-class groves of Florida

Build-Up at Wimbledon

As the crowd cheered, bandy-legged 150-lb. Ted Schroeder, seeded No. 1, staggered off the court as though every step would be his last

Swedish-Czech Coronation

A blazing Borg and a controlled Navratilova take Wimbledon

Wimbledon: Youth Will Be Served

A fresh generation of tennis prodigies is using Wimbledon's hallowed grounds to assert their claims on tomorrow

The Tennis Machine

Meet faultless Bjorn Borg. Is he, at 24, the best player ever to lift a racquet?

Little Miss Moffitt

Never in the history of the tournament had the no. 1-seeded woman been defeated in the first match, until Billie Jean Moffitt beat Margaret Smith

Hot Seat at Wimbledon: Judge, Jury and Shrink

Unpires like Sultan Ganji display the probity of a Supreme Court Justice, the acuity of a marksman and the patience of a marriage counselor