LAWN TENNIS.
FURTHER PLAY .IN CHAMPIONSHIPS. (By Telenrapl),— Prose Aosaclntloq.-CoprrlelfU LoiftiWl, July 6. At the lawn tennis tournament, in the ladies' championship, Miss Boothby defeated | Miss Morton. ' | U. Powe]l, of Canada, beat H. A. Parker (New Zealand) in tho final for tho All-Eng-land Plate, 3—6, C—3, 6—l. In the' doubles championship (won last vear by A.' F. Wilding and M. G. Ritchie, who defeated tho then holdors, A. \V. Gore and H. Roper-Barrett), Gore , and : . RoperBarrett beat tho Australasian pair, Doust and Parker, 6—l, 6—2, 6-4. DAVIS CUP CONDITIONS.' Syflnoy, July 7. The council of tee Lawn Tennis Assooiation discussed the Davis Cup proposals, and decided that- the committee of management should bo constituted in tho proportion of ono representing New Zealand and threo reprosontmg Australia; that tho next Davis Cup match bo played in Sydney, and thereafter in New Zealand; and that' all ohallengo ties thereafter played in Australasia shall be played twico in Australia and once in New Zealand. In the , evont of the determining of the agreement, any unexpended funds to be divided, two-thirds to go to tho Anstratian Association, and one-third to New Zealand.
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 554, 8 July 1909, Page 5
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188LAWN TENNIS. Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 554, 8 July 1909, Page 5
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