Captain B. B. Green, playing for the Cercle 'Sportif' Frangais against the Country Club in the annual match for the B.A.T. Cup, gave an amazing exhibition last Wednesday evening. Playing Norman Macgregor, he complled a flawless break of 220, which is the highest break ever recorded in the Country Club. tend of the afternoon's session by 500 points to 379.
'M. T, Lee is the holder of the title, having' won the championship for the past few years and having had Uttle competition last_year inasmuch 'a5 his old rival, J... Medina, was not playing at the top of his form.
INT, Lee:—3l, 43,21, 26, 44, a1, 81, 58,26, 1, Ul, 21, 86, 37, 32, 78, 'G. D. Nicholl'—29, 42,'35, 49, 20, 30, Though he eliminated W. G. Clarke by scoring 1,000 points to 813, J. Medina feifed to give the impression hat he is going to give M. T. Lee the opposition he used to in years gone by, and the rate of scoring in Friday's match was dismally slow.
"The breaks wer 3., B. Medina:—48, 29, 0, 24, 3, 26, 22, 26, 29,30. 48. 40, 29, 0 'W. G, Clarke:—20, 90, 24, 27, 23, 23, 21, 21, $9, 22, a1, $2, 3, Ship of Shanghai on Monday inva tst round match played of the. Victoria 'Club, by 500 points to 418. In a non-Scheiulea shook match, Ghang, former junior champlony de: feated' WG. Clarke by 194 points tio In' throe frames, and ottered coker championship' maioli played night, Rr Barker teered a victory over 2. Shevehooks 168 16137
The U. S. Marines played their sixth and lost game of tie same tourney by trouncing the Eagles by 60 to 41. The Marines take the
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