QUIST UNWELL
May Be Unable to Play in Davis Ciip CAN AUSIRAUA WIN? IX)BE3T EILLS, May 27. The Austmlian Bavii GuJ> tennis pUyOr, Adrian Quist, who ,is guffering from m attack of iuteut&al influenza, is considerabiy better to-day, though he is eonteed to hiu house. Ee hopes to pracWce tQmomw, Xmmsm tennis circles expressed gome coseern over Quist's condition, beiievjng it to be more gerious than Mr Sproule indieated. They speculuted on whether it wotild prevent his playing agaiast the Americans. Questioned concerning Augtralia's chances if Quigt is unable to play, Mr Spfoule smiled and remarked that the ' team is supplied with other good playeri. It ia the opinion in American oircles, however, that the absence of Quist would be a blow which mjght cost Austrilia their ehance of winning the cup, A foot-fault eommittee has been appointed to watch all players during practico and warn them if they are violating the rhlo. Mr Sproule told the Australian Associated Press that he believod the foot-fhult problem would not arise this year.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 112, 28 May 1937, Page 7
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