Merlin and Boussus face tough Australian foe on home courts
The piece analyzes Andre Merlin and Boussus as left-handed threats, noting Merlin’s form issues in Australia and Boussus’s strong serving and volley. It questions doubles options like Boretta-Brugnon and considers Bernard pairing and matchups, predicting a challenging series with Australia and possible impact on other opponents.
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Schwartz Stars as West Torrens Clinch Adelaide District Tennis Final
West Torrens beat Unley 3 rubbers to 1 to win the Adelaide District title. Len Schwartz, back from Manlie, and Gar Howe led the charge with strong doubles and singles play, defeating Harvey and Berbour 4 5 6 2 and winning all rounds 6-0 6-0 and 6-1 6-0 respectively.
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West Torrens
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Len Schwartz
Manlie
Gar" Howe
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C. Harvey
R. Berbour
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To Play At Monte Carlo
The Australians are set to compete in the Monte Carlo tournament en route to England. An under 32 singles event may include McGrath and Quist, though they likely focus on athletics and doubles championships for practice. Exhibition matches are planned at ARNET GLASS Allcourt tennis balls feature in the season setup.
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England
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McGrath
Quist
Davis Cup Prospect Notes by Jack Crawford
Pretrip sketches by Jack Crawford assess Davis Cup prospects before his departure. Players’ agreement bars Crawford from writing during the tour.
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Jack Crawford
Tennis follow our players lead Australian team to Europe
Australia seeks to advance in the Davis Cup challengers with matches set in May and June. New Zealand and France clashes are scheduled in Europe with Rome and Paris venues mentioned. If Czechoslovakia or Japan advances, Prague or England hosts the next round, leading to the American opposition at Wimbledon in late July. France and All England championships dates are listed.
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Paris
Tialy
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Australia
Japan
Prague
England
America
Wimbledon
Enna Tournament Heads to Master Holiday Weekend
The Omange Club stages the 16th Enna Tournament over the Master holidays. Top players like Clit Sproule and Jack Crawford are among entrants in a 14 event, 26 court program praised for efficiency. The Grange remains a key feature of the scenic district in New South Wales.
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Clit Sproule
Jack Crawford
Harry Hopman
J. Willard
3. B. Baylay
Yeria
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Tennis Tour of Easter in NSW Country Centres
A report outlines players touring NSW country centres at Easter. G Kendall Len King Evan Henry head to Goulburn and Muswellbrook with Godfrey Fry Henry Lindo, while John Bromwich Arthur Huxley visit Albury Orange. Ruth Hayes from Whwara to Albury. Bromwich and Haney praised for rapid improvement. A strong party including Bert Betta Dave Crystal Jim Gilchrist travels to Narrandera with expected lively matches.
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Evan Henry
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John Bromwich
Arthur Huxley
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Bert Betta
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Narrandera
City Tennis Stars Eye Open Weekend Showdown
Nell Turvey and Alan Crawford look to challenge top players as George Rendall returns to prep for Easter title defense. The Balmain and District Nets Association holds annual events with Alan Gibson's long‑time secretary role, and the Northern Suburbs marquee hosts the second annual Ball at Mark Foy’s rooms with tickets available.
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TSE
Wimbledon Seat Rush Pushes Applications to Record High
London report says applications for Wimbledon reserve seats are heavier than last year with more disappointed applicants. All England Club secretary Major Larcombe expects a 3 to 2 ratio against success and notes Dorothy Kaund and Fred Perry defend singles titles. Public seats go on sale, with 1000 public, 2500 to clubs. Debenture holders expected 2000 seats in 1947.
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VTH
Dorothy Kaund
Fred Perry
Thres Guiness
Wimbledon
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