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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19632, 28 October 1933, Page 4

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The Very Deuce to make you Play! Tim: Phew, what a set! That umpire was too fond of his “ outs.” itu : What's a few “ outs "to a Welcome " Jim Anyway, there's an excuse for my exhibition —tennis elbow. Tim: The inference and remedy are synonymous, my dear Ellsworth—elbow exercise, flagon-tilting. Let’s drink the antidote to double faults, top spin, gallery shots and umpires’ decisions. Itu: What-lio: Game anil set for Timaru—ace of ales and Davis Cup winner. Here's to a deep one of tennis players' deuce—and a tony swallow through. Timaru cr l i r • Browoi and beittJtd with loving emro by The Timaru Brewery Co. Ltd.

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