Paris, June 26.
The culmination of the "Grande Semaine," the Paris racing week, was the Grand Prix which took place yesterday in the presence of President Lebrun, many distinguished personages of the French public life and an immense crowd of spectators. The victory was gained easily by Pharis, under Elliot. al. a lottery was held in connection with the Grand Prix, the frst prize of which was 6,000,000 francs—Trans-Ocean.
A bunkered approach to the eleventh put Whitcombe one behind, and a birdie three at the thirteenth made Locke two up. When the uth African hooked out of bounds at the fourteenth, lost the hole, and s only one up again no one imagined that he would end the round five up. but he did by taking the last four holes in a row.
Whitcombe tried hard to fan the dying embers of the game, and though most of the fire had gone he managed to get a spark or two of life 223 R. Lafayette Tel 81200
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