Paris, May 2, China made her exit' from the Davie Cup to-day when Kho Sin-kie and Gordon Lum succumbed to Borotra and Bernard in the doubles
4-6, 6-2, four sels. The score was 6-1, 6-3
Paris, May 1, As expected. France to-day assumed a commanding lead in her Davis Cup series against China by winning the two opening singles.
Christian "Boussus' defeated Kho Sin-kie, the Chinese champion, by. 6-0. 6-6, G-1, while Bernard Destremean, who is only eighteen years of age, took the measure of Guy Cheng, formerly of Shanghai, by 6-1, 6-3, 6-8, 6-3, Cheng showed himself a fine fighter, He won the third set after his opponent had led by 4-2 and 6-5. 'The Shanghai lad had the great gift of seizing openings. He often passed the Frenchman, who was inclined to carelessness. 2 The match produced many splendid rallies. Both' varied. their' pace anil were not afraid to take risks, Desire= mean tailed off in disappointing fashion, Although Kho was able to take only one game in three sets against. th> French ace, hie played better than the score indicates. He appeared ner vous. however, which caused him serve double-faults at crucial moments—Reuter,
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