gan champion, will clash with Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan of America tomorrow for the right to enter the and face Miss Wynne. men's semi-finals which will bring Donald Budge and Sidney Wood and Johnny Bromwich and Gene Mako Ricketts Ties for Captain's Prize 'The Captain's Prize, presented' by Mr. F. G. Harrison, was played for on September 10 at the Hungjzo Golf Club.
Conditions were ideal for low scoring, the only apparent dim culty being the varying strength of the greens. 'Old man Par', however, that imperturbable optimist, is always hard to beat at Hungjao, no matter how ideal the conditions and Ricketts was the only low-handicap player to give Australians Beaten At Scarborough grecian ro me "wens!
London, Sept. 14.
Trouncing the Australians by ten wickets, and thus having the honour of administering the second thrashing which the Australians have taken during their England tour, Mr. H. D, G. Leveson Gower's Eleven emerged the victors at the concltision of the match at Scarborough yesterday.
'The Australians knocked up 102, Brown accounting for 38, not' out, Fingleton 20, Badcock nought, McCabe one and Barnes one.
Bowes took five wickets for 42, Mr. Leveson Gower's tea made 46 for no wickets in their second innings—Reuter.
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