Victory Over French Player at Queen's Club "London, Oct, 11.
At the Queen's Club to-day, William T. len, for the first time in his tennis career, - represented Britain. Playing in' the inaugural match between the International Clabs of France and Britain, he bent Boussus (France) by 2—6, 6—3, Prance led at the end of the first {day's play by four matches to three. Reuter.
Oct, 12
The tennis tournament between the International Clubs of Britain and France was concluded at Queen's Club to-day.
At the end of yesterday's play France led by 4 matches to 8, and to-day she won the competition by 10 matches to 5.
Tilden, who represented Britain for the first time in his tennis career, was beaten by Borotra to-aay in straight sets, 8—10, 79. He met with another setback' in the doubles, when he and Spence were beaten by Borotra and Glasser by $6, 3—6, 1-6.—Reuter.
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