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1934 USA: TENNIS - Fred Perry now tennis King as he beats Wilmer Allison in five sets
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1:13Now PlayingDate: 24th September 1934
Location: NEW YORK, U.S.A.
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: FRED PERRY NOW TENNIS KING!
USA: New York: New York
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Semi view of Perry & Allison posing at net. Semi view of Allison serving. Gen. view of play, Perry in foreground, Allison scores. Gen. view of crowd applauding. Semi view of Perry serving. Gen. view Allison serves from far court, and play. Semi view players shake hands CU. of Perry holding Cup talking
Sound Effects: Off-stage voice describes game. Loud applause of crowd. Perry says that he is pleased to have won again, & that Allison played very good Tennis and that it was only by the skin of my teeth that I managed to get away with it.
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