(Sapan) 6-1, 6—4, 6—3, beat Ohta Timmer (Holland) beat Washburn Lacoste (France) beat Wood (U.S, A.) 61, 6—3, 6—1, Froitzheim (Germany) beat. the! Scottish champion, 1. Collins, 11-9, In' the final match the—former Cambridge player Lester beat God-free the British Davis Cup representative, O—4, 6—4, 5—7, Other prominent British winners wore Crole-Rees, Turnbull, Gregory, Greig, Campbell, Crawley and Kings: cote, the South Africans Raymond and Condon and the Indians Jacob) and, Prasada.
The success of the French "Three Musketeers" was completed by the victory of Borotra, who beat Belgrave (Britain) 7-5, 7—5, 9—7.
Other successful Continentals' included the Germans Kleinschroth (ihe bent the English player Price) and Kreuzer (who eliminated another Englishman, Deed).
In his_match with Ohi scored freely with power hand drives along the The Japanese. who was handicapped by the strangeness of the grass, Toft the court open. He showed no enterprise in going to the net, while Hunter often came up to score ct volleys," To-morrow Hunter meets Colonel _Kingacote, The 15 year old Wood, playing in white pius fours, was the youngest competitor in the championships. He way no match for Lacoste though he received warm encouragement to Put up a spirited fight from the stands,
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