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Davis Cup

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Davis Cup: see tennis tennis, game played indoors or outdoors by two players (singles) or four players (doubles) on a level court.

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Davis Cup

Trophy awarded to the winning team of an international tennis tournament for men. It was donated in 1900 by Dwight F. Davis, himself a player in the first two matches (called ties), for a competition between teams from the U.S. and Britain. Since then, the tournament has developed into a truly international event. More than 100 nations have participated, but winners have been largely confined to the U.S, Australia, France, Britain, and Sweden.



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The competition no longer includes Davis Cup in the title, but Ryan Thacher is well aware of the history associated with the USTA 18-under Boys' National Team Championships.
Among the players who will be competing are Justin Gimelstob from Morristown, NJ, Eric Taino from Jersey City, NJ, and Brian Vahaly from Camden, N J, all ranked in the Top 100 in the world, as well as top players from the Dominican Republic, Jamaican and Bahamian Davis Cup teams.
Founded in 1923 by Dwight Davis, the namesake for the Davis Cup, the NPPTC gave individuals in the host cities, and others from throughout the U.
 
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