TENNIS.
I AVSTRAI.IAN' AND X. 7.. CA3I.K ASSOCIATION. DAVIS C l'P. ~, SYD.XKY. April 2;!. Tm' "I lerahi,’’ in n luultT vav s: * * i’or (■ tin.' sake of Aii-tralia's spurtinp; liiniir |,, it is obligatory wo should bo roprese it- s , cil in i iir Davis Clip contest, ior how- j., ever, we ailenijit to explain our action, ,|j tile world will believe we are not represented because we expect (fie team to lie beaten, flic worst id it is cl in t ii is essentially quite true. It is only one step to the insinuation that wo com, m pete only when we can win." 1,.MKl'.norKXK, April 2:1 sii Hrookes says that oil account of the (> expenses, it is que.slionable wlietlier j be Australia should semi a team lor the, Davis Cup every year. The Assoeia-I lion did all possible in that direction, i If a player were unable to go 0 n the allowances made, the public should subscribe. Victorian champions rearranged tile i doubles for the second eontets— & O'Flara Wood and Hawkos, defeating j& Patterson and Wertherin (i—2, t> —2, H l-(i. 7—3. 1
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 April 1923, Page 4
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