Wimbledon, July 17.
Donald Budge's singles victory over Henner Henkel. which everied the score between the United States and Germany in the er-zone Da' Cup final to-day, earned the plaudits of-the gallery and tennis expert: generally.
The youthful American exceeded his opponent in speed and mancevring-in the first set, which wa marked by speedy rallies, and which rided with a 6-2 score in favour of Budge. Henkel, however achieved an Occasional zee with his speedy, powerful service, 4
In the second Budae appeared to even better advantage than in the first, He resorted to a change of pace frequently io catch his opponent off guard, the net for free and advanced to lent successful volleys. The American won a 61 count, In the third set Henkel attacked and Budge occasionally drove too hard. His bad as function ing perfectly, however, and he even tually solved Henkels service and took the set, 6-3.
In the Von-Cramm-Grant match, which the German ace won earlier in the afternoon, both players started nervously. The specially u re, but later custom mary speed and control, forced the diminutive Americ equant nited Pres:
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