Miss Gem "Hoo-hing won the we-|j men's singles at Tilkley after beating Miss W. M. Lincoln by 6-1, 0-3, Miss Lincoln had previously beaten the holder, Mrs, H. J. Sargeant in 2 sets. The difference in the two finalists was striking-=Miss Lincotn tall and graceful and Miss Hoo hing short and light, and extremely swift on her feet. The latter is an excellent baseline player trid she controlled the game throughout. Other winners "were Men's Singles: N. Taylor beat W. 7. Anderson, 46, 1-5, 9-7 (Ulus match took 134 hours), Men's Doubles: W. T, Ander-gon and E. B. Goldson beat 'Sturgeon and N. Taylor, 6-2, 2-6, 6.2; 'Women's Doubles, Miss W. M. Lincoln and Miss P. L. MacCorkindale beat 'Mrs. H, J. Sargeant, and Mrs. W. Durian, 0-1, 5-7, 9-7; Mixed Doubles: Anderson' and Miss Lincoln beat Sargeant and Mrs. Sargeant, 6-2, 06, Sensational Upset In New York New York, Sept. 9.
G. H. Bostwick's' Nellie Bly, '4 §0-to-1 shot, outrun the finest illes and mares in America today for a sensational victory the first running of the U.S$10,000 added Bedame Handicap before 20,000 spectators at Aqueduct—United Press, Great Upsets at Second Division Forest Hills Towton Ge. Lustrano
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