DAVIS CUP TIES
BELCrUM DEFEATED. GERMANY TO PLAY. (Kccchcd 10.10 a.m.) LONDON. July S. Thp donblw in the Davi> I up tie. between Britain and Belpnnm ivas won by the former nation. j-!oper Barrett anil Mavroprorda-tM defeaiiiif; and Duvisicr. ft— 2. fi— -1.
Gormany 3ia.- doridf 1 To takr part in tho innte*t.
The German L.T.A. had , previously decided to withdraw from the competition and give the winner of the Canadian-Aus-tralian tie a walk-over. The reversal of thifi decision is proha.bly due to Proilzheim's fine performance against Brookes in the final of the preliminary rounds of the Englir-h championship?. The draw for the rest of the competition i- as follows: — .Inly l.i. ii, 2S.—Australia V. Canada, in America. Second Round. • Inly 11, 1.1. 14.—British.Hlee v. France, at Wimbledon. July Hi. 17. IS.—Australia or Canada T. Germany. Final Round. August li. 7. S.—Australasia. Germany or Canada v. British Isles, or France, in America. ( halienge Round. August 1.1. 14, ).».—Winner of final round v. America (holders of the cup). If successful in their tie- aiainsl France, tiie Uritish Jslcs team will sail for America in the Baltic on .July ]tj. The Australasian team luue booked their passages tor America by the Aquitanja, which leaves England on July 11.
Canada has nominated It. R. Powell and aa her represe.ntatiTcs in the Davis Cup tie against Australasia.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 162, 9 July 1914, Page 5
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