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1937 Budge and Mako defeat Jarvis and Mulloy in US Men's tennis doubles
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0:52Now PlayingDate: 9th September 1937
Location: Massachusetts, USA
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Budge and Mako in National Tennis Doubles
USA: Massachusetts: Chestnut Hill:
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BUDGE w Mako defeat Jarvis & Mulloy at Chestnut Hill Mass.
JARVIS, AL. w Mulloy defeated by Budge & Mako in Nat Tennis Doubles
MAKO w Budge defeat Jarvis & Mulloy at Chestnut Hill Mass.
MULLOY. G. w Jarvis beaten by Budge & Mako in Nat Tennis Doubles
TENNIS Budge & Mako defeat Jarvis & Mulloy.
Personalities - Sport, United States of America
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