The following are the selected Club sides:
CLUB L—J. W. M. Martin F. A. Gassford, 1. F, Aucoit, R. Dickinson, P.
Tay, F. G. Williams and M. O. Liddell.' Reserves: O. P. Edwards and W. V. K. Chadwick.
CLUB 3:—A Thomas, S. M. Thornley, J. D. Sayle, L. R. St. Louis, W. D. Pear-Son, R. U. Reynolds and R. A. O. Mayne. Reserves: W. N. Dickson and D. M.
CLUB 3:—J. Moore, A. P. D. Kennedy, Louis, J. B. reh and W. E. Whaley. L. Frewen and W. P. when Baker came up from (4-8 to 8-8 and 9-8, but Neugebauer won the service and went on to win by 10-9. Baker was very much in evidence in the next three games and had Neugebauer on the defensive.
Rowmc CLuB 2, Fommow Y.M.C.A. 2 L. D. Carson v. D. Green (postponed). W. Neugebauer lost to T. E. Baker, Though the Ladies' Division in the Badminton League has already been won by the Country Club seniors, the. ES. "A" are still continuing with their efforts in the division to run possible, Jh" last of second place.
At the same time, the C.S.F. second team have completed their league engagements with 31 sets to their credit, a lead which cannot be overtaken by the Union Church or the Country Club "B," who are fighting it out for fourth place.
The other contest of the eyahing saw. the meeting of the Union Church and the Cquntry Club "B" on the latter's courts and resulted in the Country Club players scoring a triumph of 6-3. this victory puts the Country Club second-stringers and the Church side on even terms with 16 games apiece.
Detailed scores follow:
Couwrav Crus "B" 6; Unioy. Cuuncn 3
Miss Burton and Mrs. Finch lost to Kemp apa M Sinclar, 12-15, 15:7, Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Magee beat Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. Duff, 15-8, 18-8, 18-10.
Mrs, Seddon and Miss beat Miss Turner and Miss Ballinkall, 14-15, 15-1, 15-6.
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