The last and deciding matches in the Cercle Sportif tennis tournament were played on Sunday the last tournament to be played on the old club grounds—in which the Winnees of the varies champion chips, both hardeourt and court plays were fished. The day dawned dark and lowering and it wor thangit Ge coda igh be delayed, but such was not the Of articular interest were the Toba-Kuwabara teh for the. "dewblereharpten: ships which was won by the latter, fand the American tournament, sealed handicap affair, which revi was in doubt until the last-game was finished:—
In the former stood at 11," with the Japanese siaich the sets ahead 4 games to 2 in the third. time was called on Saturday. Upon resumption on Sunday morning, Kuwabara and Toba, playing with victory in sight, took the, Lest of five.
The doubles went to Wade and Miss Hyland, who beat Mr. and Mra, Elmore, 6—4, 4—6, 'The ladies' doubles were played off on Saturday and Sunday—Mrs. Elmore and Miss Peterson winning from Miss Hyland and Mrs, Stedman, the best set of three.
The full results follow:—Men's lass)
Men's sing Sonttish representatives, gaTebeae rmaqretp, Chestiom and doubles handicap.—Yerme oat the Trishbot goals a 3
Tadies' singles handieap.—ra. under favourable weather condi-!
745 shanghai Hounds had a meet tions, 0. L. Tibert of the Reserve] serly" on Sunday moving, when S.V.C., made an excellent score] st" G, Springfield, the Master, had 101 out of n pouaible 108, whicn M_ ©. Springfield, the Master, had constitutes 'a record for the new] en couples, out and was met by Jof the Reserve Company was second, menage to turn out for a hunt on Bisley target. F. W. Snape all tnosiastic followers who could one point behind, and V_ Sharman) foot so shortly after the close of of the S.M. Police was third with 98. C. Luthy of the Swiss Rifle Club was fourth and R. Joseph of the Reserve Company was fifth, both with 97. There were 54 entries, 18 more than last year. The follow-jing are the Units scores of 90 points and over:—
Names Units 200 500 600 Total one libert, Reserve con BY 33035 a3 ote Snape, Reserve Wieser: 33° 33 34 1008 nom un Mos 8 joyous srace meeting. The field received an ample reward for such Toyal conduct, for the pack 70 sooner had cast off in the nelgh-Dourhood of the Warren Line than '2 golden weasel was put up. There was a merry burst for a while, but the quarry went to ground, Shortly afterwards, hounds Ausited two hares. The second was a big and strong.puss, who gave hounds a long and sharp run, but eventually they bowled her over and were tearing the kill when isolated hound put up the third hare, This one made for the ren Road and went off at a rare Hounds were after her loriens style, but lott her after us a sharp run, nm
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