Paris, May 25.
Jean Borotra and Marcel Bernard "Prance) won. the French doubles championship to-day when they defeated the British couple, G.P, Hughes and C. R, D. Tuckey, In four sels in the final by 6-2, 3-6, 9-7, G-1. The match created considerable interest jin view of the fact that the teams represented the probable Davis Cup pairs of the respective countries—Reuter.
Anglo-French Wins Mixed Doubtes fang may zi, 'The Anglo-French team composed of Miss A.M. 'Yorke and Marcel Bernard yesterday won the mixed doubles final in' the Paris Lawn Tennis Championship, defeating the French players, Mme. Henrotiny and Martin Legeay with 7/5, 0/6, 0/0, Playing in' the eighth-finals 'Mme, Lavaltene (France) won "ladies singles eliminatory from Miss Jedre-Jowska Poland), by 2/6, 1/5, 6/4, fine. Lavalteng' was famous under her maiden name of Senorita de Alvarez, when she played for Spain and was considered one of the most @angerous rivals of Suzanne Lenglen and Helen Wills—Havas.
In the men's singles von Cramm Germany) defeated Steiner (Switzetland) by 6/0, 6/0, O/1, Destremeatt (Prance) "beat van den Eyndey Belgium) 6/4, 6/1, 7/5, while Foret (France) defeated yon Metaxa (Austria) 6/3, 6/2, 6/0—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min, Austealla Leads Manheim, Pa, May 31, Australia went into the'lead in the Anal round of the Davis Cup American zone play to-day as the visiting doubles team downed their Ameri= can opponents in a hard-fought match.
Jock Crawford and Adrian Quist, the Australians, "defeated Donald Perry Meets Von Cramm in Paris Final Paris, May 31, F. J. Perry, Great Britain's Wimbledon singles champion, to day. defeated Christian "Boussus of France in the semi-final round of the French hard courts tournament here, Although the Frenchman fought hard, Perry eliminated him in four sets, by scores of 6-4, 7-5, 5-7 and Baron Gottfried von Cramm, German Davis Cup player, defeated Marcel Bernard, French ace, 7-5, G1, 6-1, and entered the final, Mille, Simone Mathieu defeated Miss Mary Louise Horn of Germany in two straight sets, 6-4 and G-4, "Mrs, Hilda Keawinkel Sperling of Denmark defeated Couness de la Valdene of Spain in the other semi-final match, 6-2 and G-—United Press, Budge and Gene Mako after the Americans had taken the first two. sets by easy. margins, The youthful Budge and Mako sailed through the frst set by a 4-0 count and, after taking the second, 40, appeared to be well on the way to an easy victory. "The Australians came back strong to win the third, 6-4, and the fourth, 7-5, and oven the. count, The Americans became demoralized atler the eleventh game of the fourth sel, when they were within two points of victory which would have given them the match as well as the set, The Australians then took the Afth sel, G-4, to finish the contest, A crowd of" 6.500 spectators, their" appetites: whelted by the sterling performances: of the first day, were in the stands; for the matches—Uniled Press.
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