In the second division of the Ladies' League, a critical fixture was witnessed yesterday when the leading CSF. players ousted the second-place Bramtoco Tennis Club by' a decisive margin, 7-2. Through this conMortable win, the French Club have now gained a handy advantage of six sets over their nearest rivals.
The senior players of the Clube Lusitaho were never more convincing than yesterday as they took every sêt with the greatest of ease, in the majority of cases not permitting their řivālš to take more than three games in each set. Matters at the French Club were decidedly more even with nolo of the matches being won in straight sets. The C.S.F. men had an edge on their opponents, however, and emerged victorious in three of the matches. They were best served by their leading couples when Indrickseri and Segalen disposed of Madar and J. H. Pott by 6-2, 6- 1-6, while Impey and Clarke had Slightly mote difficulty in winning from F. R. Kermani and H. P. adar by 6-4, 6-2, 6-8.
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