Ho and Sung began the second game in splendid fashion and before their opponents knew what had happened they were eight points to the good on their first hand. Even Tehakalian's hardest kills were returned with ease while the Chinese excelled at times in soft drop shots and returns—almost unreturnable—along the walls. The Chinese couple maintained their lead and even increased it as the result of positional play and at one period were ahead by 20. lion and Wurm then made supreme effort and though were able to boost their total to 17, the winners gained the necessary one point on their eighth hand to make the scores level, The deciding frame, saw Tchakalion and Wurm take a commanding lead almost from the start and after three hands they were to the fore by 10-8. Ho and Sung then came into their own and at the end of the sixth hand were trailing by only three meagre points, which, however was lengthened into five as the result of the next service. Regaining the service and behind with the total reading 17-12, Ho and Sung then unloosed some excellent play that was to net them no less than nine points, the deciding game and the match. Both of the winners utilized their brains to good effect and the manner in which they played may be guaged by the fact that no team in the series has yet taken nine points in a row from the holders of the title.
The geoider on Monday should be packed with thrills:— scores:
Tehakallan- Wurm Ho-Sung Tchakalian-Wurm Ho-Sung.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.