From A Contesroxnexr, Mokanshan, Aug. 16.
The Mokanshan tennis season 1s at its height with the tournaments nearing completion, the men's singles yesterday John Pilley by defeating Mr. Day of ingehow is practically assured of winning the championship. He thus entered the finals where he will meet his American schoo! mat "Meek" Keen. Keen earn his chance in the finals by defeat ing Charley Worth 8-6, 6-2. in the Pilley-Day match a' hard fought contest was anticipated but the American School athlete play-strong game in every depart ment and by brilliant play pre= vented Day from "¢ i placements which have won championships at Mokanchan in former veare. The score was 6-4, 6-2.
The men's doubles have progressed sufficiently to bredi the winners. It would appear that Messrs, Day and Rarkmun or John Pilley and Wiley have possibly the ex Carson won the Ladies Doubles by defeat ing Miss Sue Stanford and Mrs. 0. G._ Nelson in straight sots 6-2, 6-3.
In the Ladies singles the runners-up in doubles were more successful and reversed the tables by both reaching the finals, Miss Stanford defeating Miss Wilcox, and Mrs. Nelson being victorious over Miss Carson. In the finals Miss Stanford after a hardly contested match in which both ladies were nearly exhausted became the chamtion by @ margin of three games, score 8-6, 7.9, 6-3.
In the' mixed doubles,- honour
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