an interview with the newspaper 'Paris Mich" says definitely that she has abandoned tennis match play' to manage a gown shop.
She says: "Dressmaking is the only career that seems to me possible for a: modern woman. Nowadays every woman ought to work. For the moment I have no time to think about Iawn'tennis but per-_ haps Inter I shall.'"—Reuter.
Throwing off the freakishness and fiendish ferocity which marred his previous displays, Prime Camera tonight delighted a surprised crowd fat the Albert Hall with a clean-cut) victory, a result which was not in doubt from the first gong.
Using a fencing stabbing left to the German's face he felt his way by boxing instead of fighting, until found that the German was completely lacking in any form of defence to the jaw. He played upon Dienet's face from the start to the finish of the whole of the six rounds, until both of the German's eyes werd almost closed, his mouth bleeding and his features unrecognizable, It was a one-sided contest and was mercifully stopped by Matt Wells, the referee.
In_ another contest, Jose Santa, the Portuguese heavyweight champion, fought a draw with Jack, Stanley, of England—Reuter.
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