The Seekingjao September monthly failing light, with the score standing cup contests resulted in J. H. Under-at 5/2 in their favour.
Tu all the wood winning the "A" class, above match called for 31 games Davies the "B" class, and Mrs. A. ithout a rest.
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Shields put up a stern battle, Sghting every inch of the way, but Perry was just too good and won by 6-4, 4-6, 8-6, 6.0. Perry will meet Wilmer Allison, American Davis Cup player, in the semi-final. The loiter dimi ated Maier, of Spain, by 6-2, 6-4, 6-4.
In the women's singles Miss Helen Jacobs, the holder, disposed of another "British threat to-day in Miss Nancy Lyle, whom she beat by 6-0, 16-4. Her next opponent will be Mrs. King (Britain), "who defeated Mrs. van Ryn in the quarter-final by 6-2, 6-0—Reuter,
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