VARIOUS CABLES.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10420, 11 September 1911, Page 5

VARIOUS CABLES.

LAWN TENNIS. THE DAVIS CUP. SUCCESS OF AMERICANS. Received Hhis Morning, 12.50 o'clock. NEW YORK, September 10. "Ehe opening matches in .the Davis Cup preliminary were well fought out. Larned, the American champion, defeated Dixon, of England, 6 —3, 2 —-6, 6—3, 2 —-6, 7- —5. Mclaughlin, of California, beat Lowe, of Englafid, 7—5, (5 —1, i— l ß, 4—'Bj 6 —3. The above victories give the; American® two points. CLUB-SWINGING RECORD. Received This Morning 12.50 o'clock. SYDNEY, September 10. Jack Beamish swung clubs for one hundred hours at- West Maitland, breaking the record. s SCENES AT NEWCASTLE. HE DOCKERS' TROUBLE. . (Received Last Night, 5.5 o'clock.) "LONDON, September S». Angry soeares Occurred at New•oasitle. v -Mr Sexrton, r fepre«ientang -EHe Catli- ! olic laverpool" ,dpck)ers, denounced. Mr CTlWri-nft'iH resolution. m- ; /air«ur of i secular - ediocation'. approval". Nwer£hefcßS, : the resoluti m vas .'largely carried. v A cablegram was read, from New "South Wales, asking Mr Kfir Hai■die to deny the Hon. A. Fisher's alleged statement that there was .plenty of room for miners in Aus'tralia.

' THE CADET SYSTEM. ENQUIRIES FROlll 40 VIE. '(Received Last Night, 5.5 o'clock.) LONDON, Sepb. 9. . The "Manchester Guardian srt'ius itlhlat an. exltremist p'oup called the "National Service League," has apspointed five comanissi oners to a J sit Australia to investigate the worbing of the compulsory cadet sys'-vo.