TENNIS IN AMERICA
PERiRiY AND WILDE: WIN FRIOgPEPTS. for, vines (Unit,ixl rress Association— By Electric Telegraph Copyright.) NEW YORK, Aug. 22. The weather cleared at Brookline late on Tuesday and the competitors in the United ,States doubles took the courts. Fred Perry and Frank Wilde (Britain) defeated Bowden and Armand Brueneau (New York), 6 —4, 6 —o. 6—4; Vines and Gledhill beat J. M. Fa rain and Gerald Smith (na,vy team) 6—4, 6—<l, 6—3 ; Allison and Van Rvn heat E. B. Benedict aind D. P. Robinson (Boston), 6 —d, 6—4, 6 1. Tennis observers who accompanied Ellsworth Vines, United States champion, through Europe and were with him a,t Newport laist week are not very hopeful of his chances in the national singles tournament if lie meets Crawford (Australia), and they consider F. J. Perry England) and F. Shields (United States) only a little less dangerous to Vines in defending Ins title.
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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 24 August 1933, Page 6
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