(Country Club) was abandoned as men-Lined above. Scores: 6-2; 5-7; 9-9.
It will' be soon therefore that the Country Club players have won three out of the six games, and the game between W. Gibson and & M. Wheelock will be ive one or render the match a The doubles in the match betwoon the above Clubs were played at the Country Club on Wednesday. The games between G. M. Wheelock and R. I. Fearon (Country Club), and W. Gibson and F. N. Matthews 8.0.6.) wore somewhat disappointing. Who Country Clab pair had it all th own way winning two successive sets 6-2, P. Marshall and Dr. Hanwell (Country Club), and. A. N. Woodward and Dr. Moore (8.C.C.) were very evenly matched, and after three hardly contested sets the Country Club won: 7-5; 4-6; 6-4.
Pho best match, however, was that bo-tween J. A. Maclean and E. F. Mackay (Country Club), and O. J. G. Hill and A. Gravas (8.0.0.) The Cricket Ulub pair lost the first set by a narrow margin. The second set they won by the same margin, and the' third sot terminated in a bad light with a score of 8-6. The other two sets were: 5-7; 7-5.
The singles game between Messrs. Gibson and Wheelock was continued and at first it looked as thougt, fortune would again refuse to give her casting vote. Gibson won & game; Wheelock won the next (score 10-10). Gibson: won his eleventh game and it was then Wheelock's service. 'Phe score reached deuce, and both players gained "vantage and lost it. Gibson got vantage for the second time and then' Wheelock by serving two un-
Tucky faults lost the match. As itis, however, the Country Club won the tournament by five games to four.
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