SPECIAL To mme Td Hatfield, y de Haviln the Hatfield Isle of handicap air race today, defeating Alex Henshaw by seconds after a 256-mile flight.
Capt. E. W. Percivali§veraging 218 miles an hour from watch, was third.
Among the nineteen competitors was the former Secretary of State for Air, Lord Londondderry.—Reuter.
Shaf was allowed to play in place of Hare to permit the latter to rest himself for the impending semifinals, in which Britain will-meet the winner of the Germany-Sweden match,—most likely to be the Reich.
The change was allowed since, whatever the result of this fifth game, the verdict was sealed after Shayes defeated Destremeau, who seemed unable to strike consistent form at any time in his two singles encounters, both of which he lost.
Against the semi-final opponents, Britain will field the same team that beat France.
At Berlin where it is being decided who is to meet Britain, Roderick Menzel, former Sudeten German, easily vanquished Hultmann of Sweden in straight sets, 6-0, 6-2, 6-1. Henner Henkel, champion after Baron von Cramm, followed on to conquer Shroeder after a very close
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