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Philadelphia 26 390. 49 Cini Suc w Ro m asas ae 338 united Press On to Next Round All matches in the first round of the All Chinese harcourt tennis championship at the National Recreation Club were completed yesterday.
Ronald Ma, young medical student of St. Luke's Hospital who is strongly favoured to win premier honours because of his great showing in the last harcourt championships at the Cercle Sportif Francais had to scratch his match in favour of T. S. Wei.
Ma is leaving for Hongkong within the next few days and is unable to f the tournament.
Most of yesterday's encounters were marked by herd fighting. The match between K, L. Huang and K. C. Tsai turned out an absorbing affair which required no less than two hours to reach a decision. Huang emerged triumphant by 5-7, 7-5 and 6-4. K. F. Li, a seeded player, eliminated.Z. L. Zia also by a rally which read 3-6, 6-3, and 6-3.
In the two other contests P. K. Tong and K. C. Chow, both seeded in the tournament, were victorious, The former beat H. F. Mao 9-3 and 7-5 while the latter defeated S. K. Hu by two 6-2 sets.
The fixtures for the semi-finals "Tomorrow.—4 pin. K. C. Chow v. P. K, Tong Thursday—4 p.m. T. S. Wei v. K. L. Huang.
Canot, owned by M. Robert Lazard, was ridden by W. Johnstone.—Reuter,
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