Francais, in the second division of the Shanghai Lawn Tennis League, the Japanese Tennis Club are almost certain to and at the top of the cham= pionship table. In the last series of matches the Cercle Sportif Francais pulled up by overwhelming the Ger= man Garden Club by twelve sols to three. They were defeated, on Our. 20-on their own courts by ten sols to five. Owing and Drizdill lost two sets to one; Johnson and Robinson Jost two sets to one; Mary and Bloom ost three sets to nil; Flood and Loonis lost two sets to one; and Shaffor and Sandor, who were the only successful pair for the C.F, won by twa sets to one. The final' score was ten sets to five in favour of the CANADIANS ACHIEVE THEIR,
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