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SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1935.

OPEN DAY'S PLAY AT WIMBLEDON

How Vivian Mcgrath Beat Wilmer Allison

London, June 25. Wimbledon opened sensationally as well as sultrily. After Perry had scored an easy win against the French Canadian, Rainville, on the Centre Court, a seeded player and America's No. 1, Allison to wit, was beaten in four sets. He was seeded No. 5, and his conqueror was the young Aus. tralian, McGrath, the second string in singles of a country which is already out of the Davis Cup, beaten by Germany in the European zone semi-final when McGrath did not win either of the matches which he played against Von Cramm and Honkel. He is a variable player, very formidable when his famous two-handed backhanders are coming off, but apt otherwise to be vulnerable on both wings.

J. Hendrie (8.A.) 14. A. T. Englord (G.II.). 6-7, 7-8, 0-2 0-1

A. Gentien (P.) bt. 1. f. Burrows (G.D.).

Yesterday he played, except fort, Hon. C. N. G. Ritchie (G.B.) L. II. W. 1 Menzel (C) M. I. E. Cater (0.3.); brief spell towards the close of Art Award for DT,

6-1, 4-6, 6-2, 6- the match, as well as he has everfi. Palmieri (tt.) 10. H. Nishimurs (3.), 6-12, played in England and thoroughly - 6d, band.

C. E. Malfoy (N.Z.) bt. W. C. Choy (Ch.). But I feel 6-2, 6-2, 6-1. deserved his win. bound to say that Allison was not in the dominant vein in which we

E Maker 15. b. W. Robertson (U.S.A.), have seen him so often both in, 6-1, 6-4, 6-4. singles and doubles at Wimbledon. 6-2, 6-3, 6-5. There were times when, though he played incly at others, it seemed that nothing would go right; drives would stray beyond the lines often only by inches, smashes would dive, for the bottom of the not, and 16-2, 6-1, 6-4. drop shots would either be pulled

0... Meredith ((1.11.) BL. # (1. N. Cooper

V. G. Klthy (B.A.) bt. J. M. Hunt 10.1.1,

(9)-4, 6-1. 4-0. 6-1, 6-2, 6-4.

1. Landry F.) M. L. Wait (C), Sund, Tuß, 4, 7, 7-6.

2. kurmann (1.) wa. K. 1aan (8.), ser.

Kukuljevic (20) ht. E. Strmih (JTu.).

8. B. Wood JURAD M. E, NA ($) 6-2,

G. E. Golsell (6.5) bt. C. F.. Arebilmatz

up by the same obstacle or else 2, 4-0. pitch somewhere near the services, 4-2, 6-4, 6-0, line for McGrath to sprint up and slay them.

D. Mac (07.10.) ht. W. Mule (8.A). Ruk, f-2, 6-4.

A del Bonn (IL) wa. H. Pietiner (D.).

ост.

In the frat two sets which he . C. Homan 1A. bt. D. G. Freakwater | lost (6-4, 6-3), Allison made, 61, 7-8, 6-0,

|

A. Stedman (N.Z.) M. J. 11. Sturgeon (1, 6-0, 6-1.

3. Eilmer (Bw.) bt. Ch. Naeyaert (B.), 6-4. 6-4, 6-).

1. 1 1.S.A. M. F, H, D. Wilde (0.10.1.

-4, -2, 6-1.

J. F. G. Lyaught (48.1.1 web. F. Wittman

von Meta 1A) w., D. Teschmacher

or.

the mistake of attacking McGrath's backhand too often, and of trying to volley after having attacked it, for McGrath's backhand pasting shots were positively deadly in their unexpectedness. In the third Bet

more Allison played McGrath's forehand and went in more successfully on shots to that ride or down the centre. McGrath nevertheless renched 4-2, and Allison was a bit lucky to win his.., -3, 11-9. 6-2. awn service for 4-3, but he fairly achieved the next service break to44, 6-0 2-0, wired make him 5-6.

H. W. Aunin (63),) BL. E. R. Avory (Q.n.),

AN EXTRAORDINARY SET

-3, 6-1, 6-3,

J. van den Eynde (11.) wo. 3, Hebda (P.).

I Do (Cao M. M. Bernard (F.), 4,

9.5 7.6 4.7

Cudy

G. P. Hughes (233) 66. H. MI

K. La 10. bl. 1. de Burman (8.), 4—6. )

►

D. 1. William (..) bt. C. H. Kingsley (6.8.), -3, 7-5, 6, 3–6, Oud.

L.B.) bt. C. L. Harwell UB.A.), *-, 4-, -0.7-5.

M. Bertram (S.Â' bt. N. Tarlor (0.0.). --4, 1, 1.

E. Gabrowitz (flu. St. H. B. Purcell (1). -6, 4-6, 6-1, 6-3.

P. Junee (Ju.) ht. 31, Kleinschroth 10.), 6--1, 0—2. G-2,

J. Jianos (2.) bt. J. S. Hinerieon (..).

64, 9--8, 6-4.

N. Sharpe 10.1.) b. D. Preon (P. -2.

1-6, 6-1.

V. B. McGrath (A.) bt. W. Alllón (U.B.A.), 4-4, 6-3, 7-0, 7-6.

McGrath got another chance when he won Allison's service for 7-6 (after 10-16), but Allison retaliated, helped by a lucky net- corder, and got out at 9-7 on his second set point. Then came an-, extraordinary set, McGrath fell away ominously, and Allison seem- ed to have got the complete mastery "when he won four games with the loss of only two points and added yet another before he was checked. | But the check, when it happened, WRB complete one. McGrath F. D. Andrews (N.Z.) b. I. F. Derid actually won the next seven games (G.U.). 1, 7-5, 6-1,

J. H. ON CAL.B.) bt. IL Longtin (C.), 8-4, for the set and match. He made 6-7, 2-8, 6-0, 1--4.

R. Murray (C.) b. G. Torsels (F.), 7-5, (e-3, 4-6

J. Dorotra (F.) ht. H. Henkel (0.). "D 1-6,8-4, 2-6, 6-2.

C. Botha (P) Lt. 1. 1. Collins (4.B.). 1-6, 6-0, 2-6, G, 1.

D. W. Butler (G.31.) b. V. Tarot (14). -7, 2-4, 6-1, 1-8, 8-8.

H. Bligion (G.B.) LL. L. 3. Astangut (P.).

a complete recovery, and fortune., 6-2. undoubtedly favoured him. Ali- W. Munrose (8.A.) bt. I. W. J. Newmani son leading by 5-3 and serving | 15.B.). 6-1, B-4, 6-8. had a set point for 6-3, but served | 1-6, 4--4, 6-2, 7-5, 6-2.

a double fault and then lost the

game.

In the next game he had another i

set point, but lost it finally

RK. Tinkler (GR.) bt. 13. C. Flober (9#.),

C. R. D. Tucker (G.B.) bu. V. D. R. Spener (8.A.), 6-4, 2-8, 7-6, 6-4,

, Yarameiht (,) } Baron th h sản Morpurgo (18;), 0~8, 6]. B1,

G. Von Crumm (G.) ht. P. de Lean (Ur.), by-1, 6-0, 0-3.

J. II. Crawford (AJ) 18, J. Brugnon (P),

banging an easy kill into the net 3, B1, Bank. when McGrath was at 'vantage.

G. de Stefani (lk.) bt. K. C. Gandar Dower

This put McGrath, as it were, well, Bar), Sim2. up. to windward, and he won the {(0.13), 6-4, 6-1, 6-1. next two games for 7-5 in deter: (0.1). 1, 0, mined fashion. The match lasted for about an hour and quarters.

1. C. N. Lee (G.R.) Lt. I M. Turnbull

H. G. Farquharson 18.A.) . R. F. Mulliken

2. Chaka (C1) bt. 2. A. Hare=(0,1), 6-0,

three-3.6), Bal

Q. M. Jimes (0.3) 51. F. W, Matejko (AM), 7-5, 6-3, -6.

A. K. Quia A til. V. H. Partridge (GB),

G. Make (U8.43 h. D. N. Jones (U.8.A.).

Austin, like Perry, had a com- -2, -1, 7–8, fortable win. He described his 2,6-3, 4-6, 6-4, match with Avory to me as just the right sort of game for two friends to indulge in on a hot pan.), (0–8, 6-2, 7--0. afternoon. Both

P. V. V. Sherwood (6.83 họ. J. L. Ekamer

Blues of eminence.

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Full results follow:

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4. Perry (G.D.) b. M. Hainville (C).

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ein (G., 6-9, 6-2. 11-18, 8-8, 8-5.

A. Martin Leray (F.) 5. R. J. Nitche

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dismissed Gloucestershire for 164. while Leicestershire replied with a ten-wicket victory total of 240. Macdonald had five for Champions of last season, Lanca- Notta had n shire, won a convincing victory against against Hampshire at Bournemouth. 73. George Headley, the West Indian The hosts batted first and scored 205 cricketer rattled up a contury for Bin Gloucestershire when playing at Man. chester, the home side winning by 111 runs, their second innings yielding Lindsay's eleven in the second innings runs uven after being dismissed in 138: Notts made 336, of which Lilley which realised 327 runs. "The Black In their second Bradman" had 134 runs against his the first innings for 100. Goddard took contributed 102. six of the wickets for 30 runs. Innings they made eight runs with name.

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However, an unbroken partnership completely in their innings and only Heavy scoring by Leicestershire in between Armstrong and Berry enabled missed for 124 runs. Tate had five had 08 runs on the board when the their second innings in their match Leicestershire to win by nine wickets, victims for 23 and Cornford five for 34. Following on Essex lost their last last wicket fell. Booth took five for against Sir Lindsay Parkin's eleven scoring 268 for one. Armstrong was at Leicester enabled the hosts to win not out with 184 runs and Berry not

loat with 118.—Reuter. I. Timer (i.) be. A. Brown (01.B.), wicket in the second innings for 218 25 and Sibbles four for 18.

After reaching 227 runs for eight by nine wickets..

F. Smith (N.) bt. (. L. Roger 11.), 8—7, G-2, 4-8, 9-1). *—–4.

J. Van Ryn (U.R‚Â.) M. D. P. Turnbull ¡A.). ~-1, 6-3, -8.

5. Empeor (F.) bt. E. J. Flby (G.B.), —, Pallada (J.) bt. C. II. F. Bette (Q.D.).

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