king had retained her position in the lead, but in the beat down the Astrea channel, Valerie showed her windward paces and went ahead. At Pheasant Point Restless went ashore for a brief period. Viking took the lead again after rounding Lismore, her running qualities when spinnakers "were set for the run down to Blockhouse showing up well. In the beat back home, Valerie again passed her rival and the.order of finishing the first leg was: Valerie, Viking, Mignon, Ingomar, Valkyra, Restless, Eve. Kerr, Ella, Jennifer and Undine gave up at Woosung as the flood was making when they rounded Lismore and the prospect of a late return to Woosung was not pleasing. tained a hot pace until the ninth game when Mako lost the service and Quist won, 40-0.
Budge and Mako folded like jackknives in the final set, Budge dropping the service in the first game.
It was the first major defeat suffered by the famous Budge-Mako combination in some two years, and proved that the opinion of many sports critics in picking Quist and Bromwich as the world's leading doubles team was not entirely wrong.
Robby Riggs beat Quist, 4-6, 6-0, 8-6, 6-1, and Budge beat Bromwich, 6-2, 6-3, 4-6 and 7-5, yesterday to give the United States a two-match lead. Tomorrow, Budge will oppose Quist and Riggs will clash with Bromwich.—United Press.
Sunday morning saw a freshening breeze from the northwest which necessitated Mignon and Valkyra reefing. The latter got the best of the start, but was passed in the beat up the Yangtze to South East Spit buoy. Valerie and Ingomar stayed close inshore on the Paoshan side and went into a good lead over Viking and Mignon, until the. first two ran ashore. Ingomar was fortunate in getting off, but Valerie had an unpleasant time and had to wait for the next tide, a delay of some six hours or so, thereby being put completely out of the race, At Bridge Buoy, the leaders decided to shorten the race and the run home saw no change in the positions with Viking leading Mignon, followed by Ingomar and Eve in order.
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