LAWN TENNIS.
MID-WEEK TOURNAMENTS. A rcce'-ing of l*dy representatives of the several" tennis clubs in and around Christchurch was held at tho secretary's office yesterdav afternoon. Thcro wis a largo o> tedance, and Mis J. C. Lord was voted to tec chair. . The secretary, Mr R. Browning, explained tha- the Ground Committee of the Association **as anxious that tha ludy playera should use tho courts at Wilding Park, and r had b«n suggested thsfc progressive toutMmeals might be held at interval. Mrs Lord expressed the ©pinion the the mid-week tounninent idea for ladies would be very popular. . It was resolved that the finst prog*r««v» tournament be held on Wcdn«ad»y, AiigtHi 20th, commencing at 1.15 p.rn. As thtte is only accommodation fox 56 players, intending competitors are requested to hsfld m their names to their ciub'e representative. THE DAVIS CUP. AUSTRALIA V. CHINA. (BY CABLB—PBXSS kSSOCUTIOS— COprßJSjn) (APSTOAIXAX A3TD X.Z. CABLE A&SOCIATIaS.) (Received July 31st, 7.40 pjri.) NEW YORK, July 20. The official draw for tha Anßtralia-Chiaa Davis Cup match is:— First day—Singles: Patterson v. W. Lock* Wei »nd O'H&ra Wood v. Paul Kong. Se'ooad day-Double*: Patterson and O'Hara Wood v. Wei ar«J C. K Hnang. Third day—Singles: Patterson v. Kon« O'Hara. Wood v. Wei.
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18140, 1 August 1924, Page 12
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