Stockholm, Avg. 16 expense. of Sweden. for the third Belgium, to-day qualified at, the
Sabnd gf the Davie Cap preliminary Competition of 1994, The visitors led by two matches to one at the lose of the. second Sake play, and inthe inal mate. inlay Laciory easily beat Ramberg (Gwelen). 6/9 6/4, 6/3, to enable Beiriam fo, tin. the series bythe cud'maten ju five, "Oestbetg. (wee Geny"won the. fist singles this fflemeon against. van' Zuylen, tha ora, i0/8-—Rewter.
Oslo, Avg. 18
Jugoslavia has made a clean sweep against Norway in the sec: jond qualifying round of the Davis Cup "competition of 1984. After winning the first three matches to qualify for the next stage of the Miss afar Hooley, withthe less of curuament, Jugosiavia only two games, the score being twe "remaining make singles to-day won the
Forest Hills, Aug. 20. Puncec beat Smith, 7-5, 6:8, 8-10, United States. women's fawn tennis [Hfaanes, 6:2, 4-6, 4-0, 6:2, 9-7—The British. challenge in. the [6h "while defeated
Singles championship narrowed down Reuter one to-day with the elimination Monaco, Aug. 18, of "Miss Betty Nuthall by" Mrs, Switzerland is leading Monaco Moody in the semi-finals. The sole by two matches to nil in the second British representative left in the round of the Davis Cup tournament ix Miss Dorothy Round, The Swiss players had For, the second time this year, no opposition in. the Mrs. Moody lost a sett (the other defeating cession being when she met Miss and. Ellmer Round at Wimbledon, the score being 2 6.2. Miss Nuthall played-a marvellous game in the first Monaco, Aug. 19. sett, when she Kept her opponent The Monaco players, who yester-running about with a blistering a day were badly beaten in the two tack and accurate placing of the opening singles in the second ball in the far corners. The Ameri Jqualifying round of the Davis Cy can took only the fourth and seventh Jeompetition for 1934, did mul games better to-day and won the double Mrs, Moody reasserted herself against Switzerland by three setts the next two setts and swept the to, one.
English git] off her feet with superb The Monaco pair consisted of volleying and driving. the same men who had played the the semi-final round of the singles, namely, Landau anc doubles, Miss Betty Ni and Miss James (Great Britain) beat {the holders, Miss Helen Jacobs an Miss Sarah' Palfrey (United States) fby two setts to one." The scores. [were 6-4, 4-6, 7-5-—Reuter.
Gallepé, but Fisher and limer, the singles, were rested represented the Swiss in" [Steiner played instend, Landau Gallepe won by 6-4, 3-6, 6:8, 6-4—" Reuter.
Monaco, Aug, 20.
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