Sutherland beat C. C, Young two up and one to play inthe nal of the men's go champlonshin at the race course, the frst to libeld for some years, on Sunday morn-ug. The match was played over 38 soles, and Sutherland was one the eighteenth, Prizes were presented at noon ey Mtr. A. W. Burkill to the winners of the men's and women's events (Mies Sequlera had won the latler a wede previously, beating Mrs. Miyoshl in the final), in the presence of an interested gathering. In a speech he said that this renewal of the race
success due to the support given by Sousa "championship "had, proved: subscribers, and he thanked th. Public Recreation Ground Trustees and Mr, L. J. Hughes for all that they had done for the event,
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