Tong's victory was just a carbon copy of his success over K. C. Chow in the previous round, The col-legion was all out to win and he chose to press right from the beginning, Chang, although having more than ten years of experience in the court game, found his rival in irresistible form. Nevertheless, he fought with his back to the wall, trying to stave off Tong's threat. Several times he came within striking distance of winning the initial set, But the ultimate" winner had all the luck with him, winning a few important points at needed times and eventually breezed through to gain a lead of 7-5 for the first set.
In the second set the college boy fared well driving and smashing in graceful manner, He lost the first game but pulled up soon enough to make rather short work of Chang by a 6-3 tally and ended the contest, ..30, 5.00, 7.00, 9.15 p.m.
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