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Northern Advocate, 10 November 1934, Page 2

,Hd\v Vines Cashed In. ‘ When Vines.met Tilden in the former's professional debut at Madison Square Garden, New York, in January ■of this year- the receipts of a capacity house of 16,000 were 30,125 dollars, and Vines’, share of this was 7123 dollars. The, first five Tilden-Vines matches drew 40,400 paying spectators.

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