The initial game in the second round on April 3 attracted a good number of spectators and they wit: nessed a very entertaining match Detween Mr. J. Ps Ghmpos, and Mr, Chisholm, the former winning by 1.000.645, There seemed every likelihood of an even struggle in the afternoon session, for Nr. Chisholm started well and held the lead until hie opponent turned the tables with a brilliant break of 116, which en-bled him to lend at the interval by 140, In the second session, the play of Mr. Campos was remarkably good, and the loser had very few opportunities of reducing the Jead.
During this period, the winner made one break of 70, four of over 60, and ended the match with an unSnished break of 50.
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