Clorical Staff, S.M-P,, continued their tennis championship games. last [Saturday and Sunday, at the Amoy Road Gaol tennis court, 3 On'Saturday afternoon K. W. Yao ldeteated Y. K. Liew in thres straight sets 6-1, 6-1, 6-1 and won the Sin-files Tennis Championship. As the cores indicated Mr. Yao dominated the game from start to finish.
The second match, the first round lof the Doubles Tennis Championship, twas more exciting. S. S. Leo and Obin won from C. C. Yao and 'YZ. Yao in two sets out of three, 17-5, 46, 7-5. Both showed good com: ination work, The crowd whit gathered on the tennis court was keps guessing unfit the last game, On Sunday morning, Y. K, Liew land Y, L. Yao defeated C. P. Shen land LIS, Oblang 6-0, 6-1. Shen and Chiang did their best and with the hhandieap made a good showing but could mot stand the stronger combination of the winners, W. Yao aod I. L, Sz0 boob 8, Lee and ©. Y. Chin in two sets 6.2, 6-2, Lee and Chin played exeellentiy: although they lost, On Sunday afternoon K. W. Yao jand I. L Ste met Y. K, Liew and ¥. 'L. Yao in the" finals {for the Doubles Tennis Championship, and won in three straight Sots 6-2, 6-1, 6-4, The champions twen the first, two sets with very Tittle difficulty, but at the beginning fof the third set, it appeared thers might be a turn of the tide, but after the ninth game the result wae After the game pibtographs ware taken, and tea and yefreshmenta wore served.
Mr, Tai Han, Chairman of th Committee, ina few well chosen words welcomed the guests, After congratulating the winners for their fexeellent play, he called upon bles. Tai to distribute the prizes.
Mr, Nz Kung Yuen, Honorary Secretary, thanked Messrs. and Lee der the valuable assistance they gave,
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