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1936 1936 Davis Cup Challenge at Wembledon with Britain winning over Australia
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April 22, 2026
April 22, 2026
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0:32Now PlayingDate: 27th July 1936
Location: Wimbledon, London
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: The Davis Cup Britain v. Australia in Challenge Round
ENGLAND: Wimbledon: Merton:
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AUSTIN, Bunny Defeates Crawford in Davis Cup
CRAWFORD (TENNIS) Beaten by Austin in Davis Cup
DAVIS CUP. July 1936 Austin beats Crawford & Perrydefeats Quist
PERRY Fred beats Quist in Davis Cup at Wimbledon
QUIST beaten by Perry in Davis Cup at Wimbledon
TENNIS Davis Cup Austin defeats Crawford & Perry defeats Quist at Wimbledon
Personalities - Sport; Tennis
ITF, International, athletic, athlete, Henry Wilfred, John Herbert, Tennis Hall Fame,
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