VICTORIAN TENNIS PLAYERS* VISIT The visit to Dunedin of the Victorian lawn tennis players is creating considerable interest. The players, who will be seen at Logan Park on Thursday afternoon, are A. A. Kaye and R. Ewin, of Victoria, both of whom are interstate Australian players; and C. Angas, the ex-New Zealand champion, and the best of the local players. Kaye, without the loss of a set, reached the final of the recent New Zealand championship, which was played at Auckland last week, and showed that he is as good as any player in New Zealand when he defeated D. G. France, of Wellington, the first seeded New Zealander playing in the championships. Ewin is not far behind Kaye, and both play a type of game not yet seen in Dunedin. C. Angas did not play in the New Zealand championships, but the week before this event he defeated D. G. France in the Wilding Shield match istweea Canierbuis ffi^lUngtonw
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Evening Star, Issue 21945, 4 February 1935, Page 9
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