The Wimbledon championships should see Donald Dudge, the red headed Californian, again singles champion—the one title that people think anything about.
The Davis Cup challenge round will, of course, be played in the United States, home ground of the holders, but it is not expected that Britain will be making the Atlantic trip. The British team is likely to o out in one of the early rounds, depending on the luck of the draw.
Here is a list of the more important sports events to the middle of June, March 25.—Grand National Steeplechase, at Aintree, Liverpool. Closes Jumping season.
April 2—Oxford and Cambridge universities' boat race, Putney to Port-lake.
April 6-8—Daily Mail £2000 golf tournment, at Gosforth Park, Northumber land.
April 23-30.—British harcourt tennis championship, at Bournemouth, Hamp-ire.
April 27.—Two Thousand Guineas, at Newmarket.
April 29—One Thousand Guineas, at Newmarket.
April 20.—Football Cup final, at Wembley stadium, London.
May 2-6—Dunlop Southport £1,500 golf tournament, at Southport, Lan shire.
May 16-20—British Women's Open golf championship, at Burnham and Berrow, Somerset, May ' 23-28.—British Open Amateur golf championship, at Troon, Scotland.
June 1.—The Derby, at Epsom, Surrey.
June 3—The Oaks, at Epsom, Surrey June 3 and 4—Walker Cup, at St.
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