London, Mar. 29.
Comments are varied, The J. Graham is not the John Graham who plays at Wildernesse, but John Graham from Hoylake, who is the son of the famous Allan Graham. Aged about 21, he has distinguish ed himself in local competitions, but has never yet achieved anything of note in a national tournament.
His selection, together with that of E. Bromley Davenport is, to say the least of it, puzzling. Bveryone supports the idea of giving young players a chaute, but there are a good many not-so-olds who have been unaecount~ ably left out. Harry Bentley, one of the few British players who are in regular practice throughout the year is one of these. In the final of this year's German championship, which he won, he completed the first round in 66; D. H. R. Martin is another who might have been included.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.