The Archive · 1933

Austin's Defeat

It was a fit and fighting Cochet who roused French hopes by defeat ing H. W. Austin in the first cross. lover singles by 5-7, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4. The Frenchman, learning 'a lesson from his physical collapse against Perry, husbanded his resources with the greatest generalship.

the first sett, Austin scored passing shots, but with 2 'w. Wagsiaf, S. Brandt, 100 paris Int Trial Back stroker, 0. Hagenstein! 3 the old-time Cochet in action, the second sett went to the Frenchmai who scintillated with sharp-angled volleys and brilliant kills. The Englishman recovered finely to take The Shanghai Amateur Swimming Association have been inform-Jed from Kobe that full arrange ments have been concluded for the triangular Interport contest to be the third, but in the fourth sett Gochet pinned Austin to the back-|Reld' on Saturday, and Sunday, Hine He volleyed superbly and made [September 16 and B'great recovery after being behind Yokohama.

'Austin led by 4-2 in the fifth and final sett, but the Frenchman, wonderful display of smashing lobs.|""The new bath at. Kobe is 25 took four games straight for sett metres in lengths and 40. werves fand match." Austin mistakenly fob- lin' breadth, acd, bed too much in the fourth and ffth|the triangular contest. two. swin-setts and generally Incked initiative, allowing Cochet. to call the, tune. Reuter. mers from each port will participate jin each event, thereby allowing 2 mettes asa lane for each swimmer. wat

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