London, June 24.
The Tigers were again at the Ewo goal a minute after the throw-in but could not find the mark. Allman and Fritz both hitting wide. Ewo rushed the ball down the field from a hit-only to be turned back at the goa! mouth.
The Light Horse "A" were again beaten in their second game, when the Braves (Lutey, Lacks, E. B. Moller and Heyn) played with more understanding and won by four goal to one in a two-chukker match, The Tigers and the Veterans bat-Yet toa one-all tie in a one-chukker match which was full of galloping and hard hitting. Culbertson scored the first goal and Franklin tied the score when he rushed the ball down the field to score just before the bell.
The German tennis player Baron Gottfried von Cramm scored a victory over the American No, 1 player, Robert L. Riggs in the semi-finals of the Queen's Club tournament here yesterday, the score being 6-0, 6-1.
He will meet the: Indian Ghaus Mohammed in the finals, the latter having. scored a 6-4, 6-2 win over the English player Collins, The semi-finals of the women's competition resulted in 6-4, 6-2 victory for Hilde Sperling Krahwinkel over he Englishwoman Miss Margaret. Scriven and a close vie-tory for the Polish star Jedrozejowska over the American player Sarah Fabyan, the score being 11-9, 2-6, 6-4.—Trans-Ocean,
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