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FRANCE WIN

Merlin's Inspired Game VICTORY OVER BRUGNON & GENTIEN

GAINS ONE-POINT MARGIN

In Davis Cup

10,000 SEE VON CRAMM

BEAT BOUSSUS

Paris, June 11.

Auteuil, May 23.

cord in Paris, intact, the Bri-

By A. WALLIS MYERS

A

ONE RUN

Cambridge. Bowler's Brilliant Spell.

GLAMORGAN FTATEN

DEADLY spell of bowling by, A. G. Pelham brought suc fonly won the first set after a pro- cess to Cambridge University tracted struggle, and they had to earlier than expected at Fenner's A crowd of 10,000 lawn tennis KEEPING their unbeaten re-

[pull up from 5-3 down in the recently, when Glamorgan were enthusiasts, among whom were tish International Club defeated

second set. The last two games beaten by ten wickets: M. Louis Barthou, French For by nine matches to eight after the French. International Club

yielded close volleying of the high- Following on 227 behind est standard with nothing given University's first innings score of the eign Minister, as well as the an exciting finish.

away. No international match 513 for three declared, the Welsh Ambassadors of

the United The visitors had to pull them-

could have had a better or closer county made such a stubborn fight ĮStates Germany and Poland, selves out of a nasty hole. They

finish.

that 212 were on the board with watched the Davis Cup encoun-started the day one match down, reaction, he found his way to 4---

At night the British Ambassador, only four wickets down. But with and by losing the first two events by stirring tennis, some of his who had watched the whole of the Pelham taking Ave wickets in the ter between France and Ger- to-day were faced with the heavy passing shots having inspiration to accond day's play, attended a din-course of afteen deliveries, at the many, which the former won by task of winning five of the remain-support them. But Perry was ner given by the French Interna-personal at of a single, the re- only temporarily in difficulties, tional Club at the Cercle Inter-maining batsmen were out for the and, although he never quite re-Allie, at which M. Flandin, gained his first set form, he won French Minister of Commerce, pro-were only left to get 14 to win.

the addition of 28! Thus Cambridge just enough vital points to save the sided. M. Borotra read a message from M. Doumergue, who is pre- aldent of the French club. sults:

3 matches to 2.

After winning the first set at G-4 Andre Merlin lost the first two; games of the second set to D. Nourney, who took the lead on his i service.

The

ing six matches.

Austin and Perry, the two tigers, got busy and claimed Bernard and Merlin as their respective victims without los- ing, a set.

set.

Then came a victory quite unexpected for the British In- ternational Club-the triumph of Raymond Tuckey over Brug- non,

Bernard exacted the best from Austin in the opening bout, his re- Frenchman, however

return of service with its top spin) mained calm and thrilled the 'au-having both accuracy and speed dience with remarkably precise to commend it. But once he was commanded the drives and smashing volleys, win-s set up Austin

There was no element of luck ning four games in succession and court, playing all his shots with about this fine bit of work. Tuc

perfect confidence and showing key not only attacked with great) bringing the score to 4-2 in his the Parisians how much his ser-gusto all through, his fine service favour. The German then went to vice has improved in

earning twelve

many points, but made the net and succeeded in evening months.

any number of sparkling recoveries the score at 4-all and taking the DAVIS CUP MATCH REPLAYED in the wings, never letting up for

When Perry and Merlin replay- jone second.

lead at 6-4.

The next game, however, went to Merlin, who also wok the two subsequent games and the set at 76.

The third set Was clear proof of Merlin's superiority. The Frenchman's game became swifter, Hia assays to the net were successful and his backhand more precise. The set went to Merlin at 6-2, and he thus won the match and brought France the vic- Įtory over Germany by 3 matches to

·

I.

Von Cramm Wins The Bye

The last match, between Chris- tian Boussus and G. Von Cramm,

ed their famous Davis Cup match The loss of the second set

SINGLES

Ro-

0. Rodel (France) bt H. G. N. Coo per (G.B.), ), 3.

F. J. Perry (G.B.) bt Andre Merlin (France), 6-0, 0-7,

H. W. Austin (G.B.) bt M. Bernard (France), 6-4, 6-1

C. R. D. Tuckey (G.B.) bt Brugnon (France), 63, In8, 6—2.

F. Landry (France) bt Nigel Sharpe (G.B.), 1-6, 6-4, 4

DOUBLES

·

Dyson and Davies shaped well for Glamorgan, scoring 57 for the opening partnership In three-quarters of an hour, and Davies and Duckfield were not separated until the second wicket had added '80.

Completing his second century this season, Duckfield offered three chances-the first when 69-in s stay of two hours fifty minutes. He hit nine 4's; being especially strong on the leg side.

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY J. Samazeutih and P. Blanchy A. W. Allen, e Turnbull b Dickin- (France) bt Col. A. R. T. Kingscote son and A. Wallie Myers (G.B.), 6-2, N. S. Hotchkin, L.b.w. b Davies In 6-1.

H. W. Austin and C. E.

R. de W. K. Winlaw, e Smart b Malfroy Mercer

Bon

of last year, the Englishman start-which Brugnon was at his best in ed like a house on fire, taking a no way discouraged him. He got (G.B.) bt J. Boratra and Marcel Ber-H. T. Bartlett, e Smart b. Dickin love set in twelve minutes. But an early service break in the third hard (France), 4—0, 6—d, Ed. Merlin was by no means demoralis-set and never looked back, play-bt J. Brugnon and A. Gentien (France) J. G. W. Davies, not out

G. P. Hughes and F. J. Perry (G.B.) J. H. Human, e & b Dickinson ed, and, catching Perry in swifting some the best tennis in the 9-7, 7-5.

GOLF

(Continued from Page 4.)

AMERICAN'S CAMPAIGN

next seven games seen at Auteuil. Another surprise, influencing the final result, was the victory of Austin and Malfroy over Borotra jand Bernard in the doubles.

The alliance of these two former Cambridge captains was entirely new. It required a set to steady itself and reveal its power.

The

BOWLS

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TO-DAY.

(b 25, Lb. 10, w 1}

Total (5 wkts, dec.}

A. G. Pelham

T. Crimshaw,

...... $13

Cameron and N.

A. G. Powell, J. W.

E. W. Baker did not bat.

Second Inntoga.-A. W. Allen, not out, 11; R. de W. K. Kinlaw, not out,

Total (no wkt.), 17.

6;

GLAMORGAN—1st Insinge Dyson, run out

Davies (E.), Human b Pelham Duckfield, c&b Cameron ...

two sets were brilliantly carried. POLICE TEAMS FORM Turnbull, e & b Cameron Goodman does not believe in tak-Austin's service returns were

ing risks; he is content to play gems; they eluded the incoming though played after the outcome the holes in the par figures and to volleyer time and again.

Over-

Lavis, e Human b Cameron Smart, Lb.w. b Pelham A. J. P. Ling, not out Mercer, e Davies b Grimshaw E. R. K Glover, e Caineron

Grimshaw

of the Franco-German tournament

leave the past to look after itself. head and on the valley Austin To Meet Craigengower Brierly, b.w. b Pelham had already been decided by the previous game, was, nevertheless, plan is good enough for the pur- he received a splendid support

In the vast majority of cases this showed himself a champion, and Junior And Senior watched breathlessly by the spectatora.

In the first set, the German took

to the back of the court.

pose.

from Mallroy.

Crai-

Dickinson, e Baker & Cameron

To make certain of avoiding the Borotra's famous backhand ser-division team for their Lawn Bowls The following is the Police senior the initiative forcing his adversary/railway at the first hole which runs]vice return was out of commission League match against the alongside the fairway with the and Bernard, although he

made gengower C.C. "A" on the PR.CD Boussus took a long time to green flush against the boundary many brilliant

Individual coups, settle down, and Von Cramm, tak-wall, Goodman took an iron. It is mixed his good shots with enough

conceivable that he would have bad ones to lose points. ing advantage of the situation,

Sharp just failed after an heroic won the first five games. The had a 3, for he was only six feet

green, lappy Valley to-day:

J. Shepherd, R. Ellis, A. Clarke and G. C. Mona (skip).

J. C. Fender, T. Tallon, F.

( 12, 1.b. 8, n.b. 0) Total

on, e Powell, b Grimshaw RM. J. Turnbull, 1.b.w., b Baker Duckfield, e Davies, b Pelham E. Lavis, e Hotchkin, & Grimalaw Smart, e Human, b Pelham

ham ham Brierley, b Pelham .... Mercer, e Davies b Baker Dickinson, not out E. R. K. Glover, e Powell b Pelham

B 3

2nd Innings Davies (E), b Cameron

T. Hunter, G. Perkins, E. G. Post. I. P. Ling, e Grimshaw, b Fel-

sixth game, however, went to the from the pin with his second shot.jeffort to beat Landry and so both Booker and, W. Mair. (skip). Frenchman, who then lost the next but he was not asked to hole out, countries were level at 8 matcher as his opponent had driven on to all, with the reault depending on game and the set at 6-1.

the railway.

the doubles match between Perry and Hughes and Brugnon and Gen- tten.

In the second set Von Cramm continued his attacks," making his adversary run all over the court, Completely outplayed by his op- ponent, the Frenchman lost the [second set at 6-0.

In the third set, the German seemed tired, and Boussus, encour- aged by the cheering crowds, took 6 games in succession, winning at 16-0.

After the players had rested for a while, the match was resumed and the game became more close.

and W. E. Hollande (skip).

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JUNIOR TEAM The Junior Police team will meet the Craigengower C. C. Juniors, re- presented by the following:

Total

BRSC §. 85.kan2 11 za 2.58 a c5

200

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY- First Innings

0. M. R. W.

W. Forrest, A. Channing, J. S. Biddell and W. Glendenning (skip)| the W. McLeod, L. Glendenning, J. teasing R. McWalter and A. E. Carey Mercer fencing (skip).

A CLOSE FINISH On paper this looked a fairly safe thing for the British Davis Cup pair, but they found Frenchmen in their most mood, capable by astute for position of breaking through gorgeous the service. Perry and Hughes

The American hit a drive over the corner of the bun-i ker jutting out from the Pow Burn at the fourth, put a No. 4 Iron

ly contested than in the preceding shot two feet from the flag, and WARWICKSHIRE

sets.

German Faultless

haled' the putt for a 8. Out in 37 and three up, Goodman was never seriously pressed, though he could Von Cramm did not commit a never afford to take things casual- single error, while his French oply ponent's game was not as good an usual...

Boussus' backhands lacked precision and Von Cramm, im* mediately realizing this, ex- ploited the Frenchman's weak point throughout the set.

The only hole he lost was the twelfth, where he completely mis hit a brassie shot, put his third over the green and finally took 6. Goodman made up for this with a beautiful 8 at the fourteenth, where

PRODIGY

Hare's Rise Due To Great Faith

NOW PERRY'S PARTNER

Lavis Glover W. S. Dall, 8. Farlow, G. S. Alexander and W. McHardy (skip). Davica

Dickinson

Smart C.S.C.C. TEAMS TO

Duckfield

Davies bowled one wide. MEET K.C.C.

Turnbull

The following will represent the Civil Service C.C. senior team in their Lawn Bowls League match against the Kowloon C.C. at Kow loon to-day:

Here is an interesting little (skip). he holed his first and only long story of C. E. Hare, the new 18-

will

E. W. Simmonds, S. Eccleshall, A, O. Brawn and F. J. Jones (skip) T. Armstrong, C. Champelovier, L. Whant and A. W. Grimmitt

P. E. Knight, S. Alderman, J The first two games were won putt of the round. This was the years-old lawn tennis star--he Hollidge and 3. Deakin (skip).. by Von Gramm, and then Boussus end—5 and 4 — Goodman's wcore will be 19 on July 16–who is now

JUNIOR TEAM won a, game. But the German being one over 4's for the fourteen Fred Perry's doubles partner. The second division team champion was clearly dominating holen.'

But for the careful nursing of meet the Kowloon C.C, juniors at play, ceaselessly sending his op- Another American victory was H, W. Payne,, the Warwickshire Happy Valley, represented by the ponent from one end of the court that of Jack Westland, a stock-LT.A. president, he would probab- following:

broker, of Chicago, who defeated ly have faded into a nonentity. H. Major, E. W. Hamilton, H. L After Von Cramm had succeeded Lt-Col. A. W. Tate, of the Royal After he had won the junior Lockhart and C. Strange (skip), in bringing the score to 4-1, the and Ancient Club.

championship in 1981 Hare was Frenchman launched a skilful at- The fact that the American was invited to visit London for conch yer and R. I. Wood (skip)..

Lockhart, H. Westlake W. Coll- tack and took the next game.

out In 42 and one up suggests ing. On the first trip it rained all J. Gellatley, T. Pooler, J. Pur that Tate did not take full advant-day, on his second visit it was vis and R. R. Davies (skip). age of the chances offered. Two again wat end on the third occa-

to the other.

The German retaliated and brought the score to 5-2, whereupon Bousous 'won two games in succession.

up at the third, he lost four holes aion when be did get a trial, he GLAMORGAN-Pirat Inninga in a row Coming home Westland was a big disappointment,

Pelham Since then London has, offered Baker little encouragement to Hare, and Grimshaw

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20 .6 94

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#2 16 88

218.0

Von Gramm, however, took the putted exquisitely and won by 4 next game, winning, the zet at 6-4, and 81 ***?. and bringing Germany the second Among the British casualties the fact that he is now a first Cameron victory out of five matches played. was Lister Hartley, who was beaten class man la due, firstly, to the in- Baker bowled Bys no-balls and Pol The first victory was scored at the by Jesse Gullford, the Boston terest shown in him by Warwickham four no-balls. Commencement of the tournament, "elega gur though some of the shire's president; and, secondly, to Palham also by Von Cramm, who defeated old ferocity of his driving has dis- the help and advice he has had Baker Merlla. The French team won appeared. Hartley, never recover from county, players and members mahaw the two other singles and the log from a tragic-start, was beaten of the Priory Club, Edgbastón, Davies

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