PERRY IN LOSING PAIR
OVERSHADOWED BY TURNBULL. LOS ANGELES MIXED DOUBLES. (United Press Association —By Electric Telegraph Oopyright.) LOB ANGELES, Sept. 25. Turnbull unci iMiss Elizabeth R-ynn (United States) defeated Perry and Miss Mary T. Heeley (England), 6—3, 6 1 in an exhibition match as the concluding feature .of the Pacific South-'Wcst tournament. Turnbull s extraordinary play completely overshadowed Perry. He won all five services with, ease and scored five clean aces. He also played an invincible net game, making many points with chop shots. In the second set he won a love came on four serves. 'The first two were so hard that Miss Heeley and Perry were barely able to touch them, and the last two were. aces. In the final of the men’s double Stoefen and Vines (United States) defeated Van Ryn and Gerald 'Stratford (United States) 6 —2, 6 —3, 36,6 4.
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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 27 September 1933, Page 3
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