User talk:Rmallett

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Berkswell, Warwickshire, England, singles 1884. That makes two publications authorised by the All England Club (Barrett and Little) and your (Andrew's) USTA reference in favour of Lilian. I propose that we follow the example of Amelie Mauresmo, where the wrongly titled page (without the accent) redirects to the correctly titled page (with the accent). Please let me know if any further evidence is required.

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The guys at Tennis talk seemed unwilling to make a decision about Lilian v. Lillian. I have now received the 2010 Wimbledon Compendium by Alan Little, which (in the section on Wimbledon finalists) lists Lilian Mary Watson, born 17th. September 1857, Harrow, Middlesex, England, died 27th. May 1918

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I now have the dates for all the major Wimbledon competitions from 1877 to date, as published in the 2010 Wimbledon Compendium, so I will be adding these to the appropriate pages. I also see that the women's match scores in the early years are much sparser than the men's, so I will continue with

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I think I typed "–" in the title; but when I typed the same in the tennis talk page, it appeared as a long hyphen, so I will try again with the next draw that I do. Is there another way of getting "–" to appear, other than by typing ampersand, ndash, semi colon ? When I tried it in the article

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does say "Consistency – titles which follow the same pattern as those of similar articles are generally preferred. Many of these patterns are documented in the naming guidelines listed in the Specific-topic naming conventions box above, and ideally indicate titles that are in accordance with the

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Sorry, please clarify. In 1914, they were still operating the Challenge Round system, by which the winner of the All Comers Final faced the previous champion in the Challenge Round. Ethel Larcombe (nee Thomson) beat Elizabeth Ryan 6-3, 6-2 in the All Comers Final; then the reigning champion,

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and similarly for 1884 Wimbledon Championship - Gentlemen's Singles, but neither allowed me to move my page from the user space to the public space. I still don't understand what you are saying about the dash - which dash do I have to change, and what do I have to change it to ?

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Sure. Windows has a character map in accessories where you can find it. But when you edit in wikipedia you see a menu for special characters where you can simply click on the ndash under symbols. Or at least my wiki edit has it. It's right next to the "m³" box.

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I've removed the Interwiki links from your Userpages where you're working on for the 1896 draw, once again no need to fret about adding these as a bot can manage it, just giving you another heads up regarding this. Also regarding the women's draws I added the

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Thanks for that, I wasn't sure if that was covered by the bots. Yes, 100 Years of Wimbledon (for 1/4 finals onwards) and The Official History (for all rounds) give scores for the Ladies' (note - Ladies's is incorrect English) Singles from 1884.

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pages refer to tennis players, so that link is erroneous, and I will remove it. The married name of Anita Lizana was Mrs. RA Ellis, according to Barrett, while it was Mrs. RT Ellis who competed in 1939. However, the page for

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Hey dude I've become less active on Knowledge but if you do want to get in touch with me post a message on my talk page, as always. Anyway on this page J Shackle got defeated in the 1st round even though she had a Bye.

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No, the referee is in overall charge of the tournament. Allan Mills did it for many years in recent times. In the days of 'bad boy' McEnroe, he was often telling the umpire of the match to call the referee.

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I guess the easiest thing for you to do would to when moving a page would be to replace the "-" with &*ndash*; (without the stars) then redirect the other page to the one you just moved.

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I thought I'd let you know, theres a clarification tag on this page, the problem appears to be that a bye competed in a match, I thought I'd let you know so this can be cleared up asap.

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I have a pull down that currently says Insert, followed by – — ‘’ “” ° ″ ′ ≈ ≠ ≤ ≥ ± − × ÷ √ ← → · § but I wasn't sure which was the ndash. Is it the first of these or the second ?

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Thanks for that. I inadvertently copied the score from the Murray-Hill vs. Lawford match of 1881 from the draw for that page. I have now cleared out the score from the 1882 page.

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I am very ashamed... I knew about the challenge round system, but I forgot it and didn't read the intro that well. You got it right, I was wrong. Thanks for clarifying! --

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Talking of the ladies, both the official history and 100 years of Wimbledon books spell Lilian Watson's name as I have done, rather than the LL on her Knowledge page.

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I have done this for 1885 and 1886 - please let me know if I have done it right. At first, I forgot the semi colon after &ndash, but hope that it is now OK.

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Corrected Charles Dixon to Charles P. Dixon, corrected Kenneth Powell to Kenneth Powell (tennis), removed links to George Thomas, James Powell and Henry Marsh.

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The infobox does not match the rest of the article... I don't know which one is wrong, but maybe it's a simple error to fix for you, as you made the article. --

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Now linked to Charles P. Dixon, Henry Pollard (tennis) and Kenneth Powell (tennis) and removed link to James Powell, since none of them are tennis players.

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Yep, it's the first one. Put a hyphen next to it and see... - –. You can't tell in edit format but you can in the final product. The second is an Mdash.

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Changed Bill Johnston to add (tennis), John Masterman to add middle name Cecil, Alexander Drew to add (tennis) though he doesn't have a page.

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Just wanted to let you know, you don't need to worry much about links to other languages, the bots will take care of those.

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Officially, the event at Wimbledon has always been called the Gentlemen's Singles or Gentlemen's Doubles. See for example

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Thanks for that, I guessed you were probably busy with studies. It's good to hear from you again. Now corrected.

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Page 9 Year 1884 Champion Maud Watson Runner Up Lilian Watson Score 68 63 62 - you're seeing double, Andrew :-)

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Dorothea Lambert Chambers, defeated Ethel Larcombe 7-5, 6-4 in the Challenge Round. What did I get wrong ?

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Many thanks for that, Andrew, I was wondering how to handle that when it came to the ladies' results.

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You realize it's supposed to be an actual "–" in titles, not &ndash. Is that the problem?

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and was just wondering if the 100 Years of Wimbledon covered the draw so I can add a source.

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title, I received back a page full of red text about "invalid character in article title"

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