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SYDNEY. Oct. ll — (AP) —l Despite Jack Ora/word's con-tide!!! assertion Australia would beat tht - United States by 4-1 or 3-2 in the Davis Cup challenge. the control- lers of Australian tennis are rush- elaborate preparations for the forthcoming match.

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are searching hard for a reserve doubles pair — a team that would give Australia a chance of win- ning the doubles if John Brom- wich and Adrian Quint were un- able to go on the court.

In addition to a strenuous prac- tice program. Australia's 01p players are working out in gymns. They plan to be in top form for the U. 5 challenge at Kooyong courts. Melbourne. Dec. 28. 2'1 and 28. Presumably to keep the play-- as’ minds on tennis. the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia has banned members of the Davis Cup squad from writing for news- papers and from giving press in- terviews.

Bromwlch had been n regular contributor to a Sydney news- paper and Qulst. Dinny Pails and Geoff Brown all had written by- gineri tennis articles for other newspapers.

The squad at present comprises Bromwich. Quist. Pails. Brown. Lionel Brodie, Billy Sidwcil and Jack Crawford.

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nidwell is rated by many Aus- tralian critics one of the coun- try's best doubles players. Brodie is a sound doubles man. but is at home on either court. Crawford has been added to the squad be- aaues of his experience and not as a possible 011i! player.

Every variety of doubles oom- bination has been tried in the search for an alternative to Bromwlch-Qti-isb. lncluddrlg the pairing of the two doublehanders. Bronswich and Brown. ‘Ihey won the Australian hardcourt doubles title Sept. '!. but did not impress critics as a team.

The big question for the select- on is Quist. He has not played la a tournament for months be- cause of a left knee weakened by ﬂotation. and a "tennis elbow."

If Quist is fit. he and Brom- wich-rated by Crawford the best doubles pair in the world-are virtual certainties for the Davis Oup doubles. Bromwieh has part- nered eveu-y other cup possibility in some tournament or other. but they have not paired with any. ﬁring like the perfection shown bly the Bromrwich-Quist combina- t

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Playing in grsctice workouts in September. Qulst made the sel- ectors much happier about Aus- tralia's prospects. While he ob- viously was careful of his knee. there was nothing wrong in his stroking. and his volleying was as crisp and accurate as in pre-

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Crawford. after watching Quist play five sets against B/romwich. remarked: “Only Quist knows how he feels. but he showed suf- ficient form to convince me that he will be fit and ready to play in the Davis Cup final."

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the civilian table has created a new cooking problem for many of the 280.000 Australian girls mar- ried since June. 1942. They must now learn to cook pork. News- papers and women's magazines have recognized ihls problem. and are publishing pages of advice. Australia is a big pork producer. ‘the country provided 8.000.000 pigs during the war. mostly for bacon, and before the war pro- duced 95.000.000 pounds of pork annually. Australians ate 54 per cent of this total. and the re- mainder was exported. Y

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