Tennis Lead Stretched to Two Matches "Stockton, Feb. 2.
Ellsworth Vines stretched his lead against Fred Perry in their current dual professional tennis championship series to two matches to-day here when he won in three sets, 2-6, 6-2 and 8-6, The Californian now leads by seven matches to five, jumping into the lead the other day at San Jose.
Both former amateur world champions and among the world's greatest all-time players, Vines and Perry waged a bitter battle for supremacy last year, when the Englishman first turned professional. After a six-month barnstorming series, the American won, 32 matches to 29.—United Press,
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