LAWN TENNIS.
THE LADIES' MATCHES IN AUSTRALIA.
JVIISS NUNNELEY BEATEN
DECISIONS AS TO THE DAVIS COP. (bt TSLECimPtt—riinss association—corYiucUT.l (R«c. April 28, a.m.), Sydney, April 27. In tbo ladies'doublos championship, Misses S. and D. Gordon (N.S.W.) boat Misses Trovers and Gray (N.Z.), G-4, 2-6, 6-4. In tho ladies' singles, Miss Baker, >(N.S.W.) beat Miss Nunnoloy (N.Z.) after n fine gam©, 6—3, 4—6, 6—3. Miss FovrdroJl (N.Z.) boat Miss Lee 6—2,' 6-0. The Council of tiic Lawn Tennis Association discussed at great length, proposals relating to tho management of tho Davis -Ouj matches in Australasia. Tho following resolutions were carried:— That this association is agreeable to the appointment of a soparato council representing the States of the Commqmvealtl and New Zealand for tho purpose of ar ranging, sanctioning, or controlling international matches; that tho number of delegates to such council shall bo on a proportional basis calculated on tho .respective populations; that while ."Australia , witl: Now Zealand" is regarded-for the purposes of such' contests as a separate nation undei the Davis Cup conditions, the profits be reserved; for international matches; that ii' tho event of any alteration of tlip regula. tions for tho international lawn tennis championship so as to constitute Now Zealand c separate nation, no such alteration shoulc become operative while Australasia remain! as at present the champion nation, anc nothing should affect ' tho present positior ofMho Australasian Association; that regulations governing such couucil should;- : b< agreed on by the Australasian Associatior and the New Zealand Association. The -, meeting then adjourned to a latei dato. '•. ■ '■ ■' ■.. .■ -•*,
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 493, 28 April 1909, Page 7
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256LAWN TENNIS. Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 493, 28 April 1909, Page 7
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