Portuguese to ever play in interport cricket in Shenghai, He congratulated the winners, especially the grit ins, who had done 's0 well during the season and thanked Gt. Britain Beats France by 12 Matches to 7 sPpcEAt, To. THE "oe, ERALO
London, Oct. 10, Great Britain beat France by 12 matches to seven in a lawn tennis contest between the In= ternational Clubs of the two countries concluded at the Queen's Club to-day, The outstanding match to-day was that in which HW. Austin, the British Davis Cup player, defeated Jean Borotra, the Bounding Basque, by 6-0, 6-2. The Frenchman was unable to display his best form, Suffering from a high tempera ture—Reuter, the ladles for their presence and assistance given throughout the sea son. He then called on Mrs. M, P. de Campos to present the prizes won during the season and at the closing day games and she was presented with a small souvenir of the occasion by Mr. T. G. J.d'Aimeida at the end, The following are the prize winners during the season and at the closing day games:—
Club Competitions Singles Champlonship—J., Campos, runner-up A. A. Leitao, Singles Handleap—A. M. " Souza, runner-up MP, do Car Club Patre—F. M. Machado and F. M. pos. a F. Gutterrez, runners-up B.C, J. Pereira and C. L. Passos, Grifins" Championship—S. ¥. Xavier, runner-up F. J. Skinner ae Campos, runner-up A. A, Leitao, Weoneeday evening "Gamer—P, Medina, Capisin v. Vice-Captain for twelve spoons presented by F. M. Grace Ozorio Morbeons, "won by the" Capta Rinks, North v. South, tve rinks, won Smt by the North team, skipped by A. Souza, 4. A, Ozorio, F. Medina, Remedios and A: nf. Gutlerrer, Drawing to the Jack, Men—J. P, do campos.
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