TILDEN AND NORTON WIN AMERICAN DOUBLES.
(UNITED PBBSS ASSOCIATION.—COPIRiaHT.)
(AtmAUAN- JilW iBEALANB- CABtE As'sOCIATIbS.) . ... BOSTON, 25ttL August. At Chestnut Hill, .in the final of the national doubles' championship, Wf. T TjSsii (United States) and B. t C: Nortpn.. (Soiith Africa), defeated ft. N. AVilliariis arid W. WasiirJurh, 3-6; 6-2 1 6-3,. 5-7, 6-f Tlie tennis was patchy at first, but briglitened up 'afer, arid' was brilliant iri the fourth set. Williams' arid 'Wash"--burn were somewhat inaccurate, but Williams "■ played' wonderful tennis at times, serving spldndidly. and doing many etcellerifc angled Backhand" volleys'. Tilden served wonderfully and. volleyed beauti« fully. Norton played His best tennis of tlie week. '■' ■
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 49, 27 August 1923, Page 7
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