By beating the strong combination of G. Manley and A. J. Willis of the Recs, 'A. M. Gutierrez and S. del Rivero of Clube Lusitano entered the fourth round of the Open Pairs Championship.
The game started very evenly and both Rivero and Willis delivered some beauties. On the first end Gutierrez took a single and was well satisfied, throwing away his last wood when his partner announced that there was possible danger of carrying the jack to Manley's second shot Tu the second end, Manley took a double and followed up with three singles to lead five to one at the end of the 5th end. On tha 6th end, Rivero, bowling like a master, left his partner with a beautiful head which was preserved, Gutierrez drawing dead on the jack with his last wood to complete the end with triple; bringing the score to 4-5 in favour of the Manley-Willis combination. On the seventh end Rivero was completely out and Gutierrez came in with a beautiful second-wood jot robbing Manley of a sure four. he scote at the final of the 7th end read 4-6 in favour of Manley.
Bowling up to this period was sure championship standard, but from the 8th end, both Manley and Willis went 4-0. Jimmy Foxx was in form and he poied out a four-bagger.
Kenny Keltner led the Indian victory in the nightcap when he banged out a four-ply blow and a double to drive in two men for a 3-0 triumph.
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