Michael D.Heath-Caldwell M.Arch.

-Hampshire Telegraph

Friday 20 April 1926

Alverstoke Tennis Tournament

Exciting Wind-Up. Thrilling Fights in all the Finals

The open tennis tournament at Alverstoke, which was concluded on Saturday will be written in the records of the club as the most successful in its history, not only from the point of view of the entry, but because of the interesting nature of the games throughout, and the excitement which was roused in the finals.- - - (continues) - - -Mixed Doubles (Handicap) A.First round - Mrs Cheeseman and Cheesman (.2) beat Mrs More and More (.3), 6-4, 9-7.Second round - Miss Nicholas and Vavasour beat Mrs Heath-Caldwell and Palmer, 6-4, 6-4; Mrs Cheesmanand Cheesman beat Mrs Gernal and Gernall 6-1,9-7.- - - (continues) - - - 

Hampshire Telegraph

Friday 23 July 1926

Boy Knocked Down by Car.

Through running across the road from the back of a motor-car, Maurice Longman (9) whose home is at 2. Waterworks Terrace, Havant, was knocked down by a light car yesterday week.

The boy had left home to go to the Roman Catholic School on the opposite side of West Street, and directly a motor-car had passed him in the direction of Portsmouth he ran across the road in the course of another car proceeding towards the Cross, and was run down.

The motorist, Mr Edwin Mansergh Palmer of Portsmouth, had no chance of averting the accident, which resulted in the boy having a fractured arm and a cut over the left eye, in addition to general bruises. His injuries were attended to by Dr. Burford Norman, after which he was taken to the home of his aunt. 

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