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tense Nakano, student of Hosei onus slave during 1939, according was rated as Japan's top
1o rankings announced today by the Japanese Lawn Tennis Association. Y: Nakano was a member of Japan's Davis team.
He replaces Jiro Yamagishi, ace of Japanese Davis Cup netters, who was Smith, not considered in the rankings best cause he is now serving in the Japanese Navy.
Yasuo Tsuruta of Keio University was given the No. 2 post in the list of men singles players; Haruo Kodera of Kobe University of Commerce rated No. 3; Tasushi Kimura of Waseda University ranked No. 4, and She Taneda of Waseda University ranked No. 5, Topping the list of men's doubles teams were Hurikoshi and Uhara, graduates of Kwansei Gakuin, Fujikura and Yamakawa of Keio Unlversity the No. 2 team; Ikushima and Yamagata of Kwangsei Gakuin the third best combination; Tsuruta and Kagitomi of Keio University the No. 4 team, end Kimura and Taneda of Waseda University the fifth best team.
Miss Junko was ranked the best player in women's singles, while Miss "Toyoko Kimata and Miss Yoshi Sawada were designated the best women's doubles—combination.—
Domei,
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