LAWN TENNIS
AUSTRALIA AND DAVIS CUP
(Australian Press Association)
(Received this day at 9.55 a.m.) MELBOURNE-, February 14
Thy. tennis selectors have -recommended to the L«wn Tennis Association Council that- a team of four be sent overseas tor flip Davis Cup, as follows : Crawford (captain), -McGrath. Quist and Turnbull.
MONEY BREAKING BARRIERS
NEW YORK, February 11
Til© United State, s Lawn Tennis A £ - -vociation -at its annual meeting here to-day, far die first time, authorised an open tournament for professionals and amateurs to be held some time during the year at Philadelphia. The step, arose from a warning that the Germantown Tmej-s Club, of Philadelphia, one of th e oldest tennis clubs in th t » country, would be compelled to disband unles-s it- could augment its funds through -some 'important tournament likely to bring considerable -gate receipts. The Association had l° n g .resided the open tournament idea.
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Hokitika Guardian, 14 February 1933, Page 2
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