Crawford Explains Davis Cup Failure in Interview
London rep for The Refers reports Jack Crawford condemns the Davis Cup loss as bitterly disappointing. He singles out McGrath’s lapse against Henkel as the decisive moment in the match.
20 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
1
London rep for The Refers reports Jack Crawford condemns the Davis Cup loss as bitterly disappointing. He singles out McGrath’s lapse against Henkel as the decisive moment in the match.
Fellow Countryman recounts Australia's setback as Germany’s Henkel brothers win a decisive match in Berlin. Vivian Henkel suffers appendiceal pains but plays on before Germany clinches doubles and secures the tie. The elder Henkel, 28, studies law in Berlin and is praised for improved form while Gottfried, the younger, is a rising European tennis figure.
Fragmented OCR story recalling racing specials and winners from Williamstown and Sydney offices of The Referee. Mentions Three Specials Two Winners and Second, Williamstown prizes, and jockeys or horses with scattered names and places including Melbourne Brisbane and Saanich amid a cluttered report of events and promotions.
A fragmentary clipping blends stray sports notes and quips from varied contexts. It mentions wrestling, a Turkey national sport, the Aga Khan, and a boxing style anecdote, interspersed with caricatured lines about women in Germany and boxing game chatter, none forming a cohesive story.
A Brisbane plan by racing figures aims to guarantee the Queensland Government a definite revenue of more than £250,000 annually from licensing shops. The scheme outlines simple administration and potential legislation to implement betting taxation, with strong advocacy noted and references to a page continuation.
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