AMERICA WINS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1815, 30 July 1913, Page 5

AMERICA WINS.

DAVIS CUP.

BRILLIANT PLAY IN THE FINAL GAMES. i By Telosraph—Press Association—Copyright London, July 28. America lias beaten-tho team of the British Isles (tli-o holders) for tho Davis 11 Cup. The games were played in beautifill weather. M'Loughlin beat Dixon, B—G, G—3, G—2. Dixon served with great judgment, and handled M'Louglilin's servico well. In tlio first set both players volleyed magnificently. It was a. fine, even game to "six all." M'Loughlin won the seventh, • after s "deuce." Dixon gave him tho set with a e doublo fault at tho finish. i M'Loughlin's servico in tho socond and tliird sets was practically unplayable., f Although Dixon played gamely, ho was weakened by his exertions in the first set. Tho American held tho whip hand with his service. Tho Parke-Williams round became an 1 exhibition game. Parke won—G—2, 5—7, / 5-7, 6-4, 6-7-2. AUSTRALASIAN ASSOCIATION. , DIVISION OF PROFITS. ' J Sydnoy, July 2D. ( It is expected that tho Australian c Tennis Association will receive about ( iCHOO as its share of the profits of tho Davis Cup and'other matches played by its representatives in America. At the annual meeting of the association it was decided to adhere to tho resolution t to retain for purposes of the association the profits of th'o British Isles match. It 1 was. further deoided that the balance of < the profits of the British team's tonr ' in Australia and Now Zealand should bo' 1 divided equally between tho Australian , States and New Zealand—,£ss each. I