Budge Retains His Wimbledon Championship - Beats Austin In Three Straight Sets -- Donald Budge (left) laughingly poses with H.W. Austin who is armed with rackets and shoes, after their game today.Donald Budge, the American champion, this afternoon retained his Wimbledon tennis title when he beat H.W. Austin, Britain's No.1 player in three straight sets. July 1, 1938. (Photo by Keystone).

Budge Retains His Wimbledon Championship - Beats Austin In Three Straight Sets -- Donald Budge (left) laughingly poses with H.W. Austin who is armed with rackets and shoes, after their game today.Donald Budge, the American champion, this afternoon retained his Wimbledon tennis title when he beat H.W. Austin, Britain's No.1 player in three straight sets. July 1, 1938. (Photo by Keystone).
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