The Country Club's second couple, (Mrs. Edwards id Mrs. Beevhing) provided slightly stronger opposition than their lead-off pair and gave Mrs. Jorgensen and Mrs, Richards a tiffer battle than was expected. The winners, however, managed to emerge victorious in all three sets. Neither side appeared to be at their best in the opening game and points were often given rather than earned. The last two frames saw far better engagements in which the losing side made desperate but unavailing eftorts to avert defeat.
Though the scores appear to be uneven in the C.S.F. "B" tussle against the Country Club the actual run of the play in all three matches were far closer than the scores would indicate. Mrs, Burton and Miss Holwill were unquestionably the stronger The cameraman' by "digging" himself into the ditch managed to get this very fine picture of a splendid jump on Sunday—Tpr. Al V. Striker, who won, jumping his beautiful mount, Petrushkar this year as the handicaps are revised before each game and on yesterday's performances the Colum-pians will be on the short end in their
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