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Ni-w YORK. July 383—th arrival
m ’liv Australasian and British Isle- '
11-111115 teams in this country It” quich-
.-n~-.i inn-rest in the International ten-
ms carnival which will lead up to the
challenge round-toe tho Davis-Cop at
Forest Hilil. September 2.
The Australians are scheduled to
mr-et Canada in Toronto today. the
"tht‘ht‘dl to decide the British Isles’
oponcnt in the second roundlz The
players from the antipodes are .the
outstanding favorites over the Cana-
dians. The British-Australian match
which will be played at Pittsburgh
Pa. on August 4. 6 and C virtually tor
the "championship of the British Em-
pire." is expected to be one of the
highlands of the international court
.ries.
'Although the famous Australian
names. Brooks and Patterson are miss-
ing from the personnel. players of ex—
perience are included on the team.
which is considered not unlikely to go
through to the challenge round. Cap-
tain Norman Beach. Joe Anderson. C.
N. Todd and J. B. Hawks compose the
Quartet.
Beach and Todd represented Aus-
tralasia in the match with New Zea-
land last winter’ when the Davis Cup ‘
team of the United States visited there
for the challenge round.
Beach. in the opinion of the Ameri-
can team members. is not a formid-
nhle player. Captain Sam Hardy of
the American team saw him in action
against a player of fair ability in Auck-
land and declared on his return home
that Beach would- rant about N%- 60
in the United States.
Joe Anderson is believed by Norman
Brookes. the Famous veteran. to hold
the greatest promise among the young-
er players in Australia. He is said to
play an excellent all-around came with
morc- speed and pover nun his term.
mntea In the Davis Cup chailenw
round of 1919. he defeated F. G. Lowe
of England in sets. a feat that de-
notes much abil ty. C. V. Todd is the
youih’ who defeated Gerald Patterson
in the singles championship of New
South Wales last winter. Jack Hawks.
a loft—handed boy of 20. is also bril-
liant. poasessing a puzzling twist serv-
ice and a ground stroke and net game
which is more than fair.
The English quartet. composed of
Captain Maxwell Woosn:1.m l". G.
Lowc 11nd Turnhuli and ..V B. Gilbert
cou1l11n1- s cxpr ricncc with youth Lowe
and annhull have played in many in-
ternational tournaments. Gilbert was
Bl‘lt‘riml only rcccntly to replace Major
(‘01 11 Campbell.
('nptuin \‘l'oosnnm. although a com-
pnruiw’» newcomer in international
play, 111.1410 his mark in the Olympic
competition at Antwerp last summer
wlu- n, [min-ll with 'i‘uruhull. he won :1
gold 1111-11111 in lhc doubles tournament.
Previously. he won doubles with Turn-
l111ll .11 I<‘..1<lhonrnc:1nd llyihe in 1019.
111‘ also 11-pri-sr-nis-rl (‘nmhridxc again“
Oxford in HM. “'oosnam is ri-znrd-
(-41 :15; ouc of i-Zntrizind's lit-st all around
nihlo-ii H ”1- l‘n-pn-Swnit-d (‘nmbridifi'
In asiocinlion football and golf on well
as in ioxr:11~ nnri line played for the
1111 of M.1111~l11-sir-r:1nd for England in
toolinll -
invwrn who is 37 yt-nra old. attended
(‘mulwzlizrc :1nd rcprcsuulod that uui- >
v1-1~:iiv against nxford in 1906. That
was two vcnrs :1i'ir‘r this veteran. who
lr-mncd his icnuis at tile qu-cns (‘luh
and \Vimhlr-tion. had won his first
opcu Murunmcnt in doubles at Park.
pnin-d with jhr- lnie "Tony" \V'ildinr-r.
In 1'1 19, Lowc wont in tho inst I-ig‘hl
in flur- English championships :11
Winilulvdon. lie rcpresenied England
in 1110 ()lvmpic tournament at Stock.
]iolm in 1911' and was a memlmr or
the English Vlnvis (‘upteam which
«11111.11 Anslrnliri the snmc year.
Q (‘ Neville. Tinnhuil “on tho (imi-
lca wiih \Vnrwu :iin at 1C :‘15i11o11w nn'l
Iiyilir in 1910111111 1cprescuir-d L111:-
' mi 121 lin- lmxis (“up mnlch nzninaf
Frnnm- :1? llvnvn'illr‘ in 1919. Last
your 11w won Hir- cold mc-Ilnl in dou-
hlv-s wiéh \V’nusnnm at the Olympic
‘3,
Grunt“: 11nd roached tho semi finals in
3h.- -.i::v_v-'1-~x lust Hlflqnll snw rm milli—
limml 111111111111 whcn 11r- (‘nplurcri thr-
(lnl'i1l-~.\‘ ci:.1:11i»ionxhip of Spain with
Mann-‘1 Al 11‘s” :1? Sun Sebastian.
BRITISH BflNTRflL
IN NEW fiUlNBA
HYIINIJY. N. S. \V.. July 1€.——1lrit-
is), 13:11 udministration became effect-
ivv- May 10111 111 the former Germ m
("Ulnn_\' of New Guinea. when the. Aus-
trnlinn troops surrendered their an-
lhoriiy. Administration of the prov-
lnv- will be under a new act. based
on British laws. and the title of all
Crown 1111113 will go to the Australian
Commonwealth Government.
An appropriation hoard, now sitting
in Ncw Guinea, will determine the
disposition of all property formerly
111-111 by Germans. The. interests of
tin- notiw-s 111:9 to he protected and
nxitwi- customs and usages will be al~
low-1i to continue.
1,-.1..,- .1 11cw name may be given the
ll-iiiiory
(‘01111 “ILI. Ill-1m
Kunmr AT NEW In“
1-: dmund J Cofirey or New Haven
112m been appointed deputy collector
of Internal Revenue to succeed Ter-
rcnce 11. Kelly as head of the New
Haven office. Annonmient of the
appointment was mads last night by
Collector Robert 0. Fulton, who re-
oently received‘Mr. Kelly’s resignation.
Mr. Cofi’ey's appointment had not
been expected for he had been a can-
didate {or collector of the state. but
was defeated by Colonel Eaton. It is
believed. however. that he was given_
the post as a reward for his election
activities in the presidential campaign
win-n he vigorously opposed the
lpairue of Nations. and in addition he
is said to have the support and- back-
ing of Senator Brandegee.
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