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SPORTING.

Lawn Tennis,

The HongxuNG TOURNAMENT. Two Anals were decided in connection with the Holigkong Cricket Club's Lawn tennis tournament yesterday. Cae was the Bingos Handicap and the other the Pro- fessional Pairs.

surprise.

Naither produced any

In the singlen C. A. Cher faced. Capt. -Brierley. The oddaworked out at 10 in five games out of air against Carr. The oponing set produced me vigor play by both man, Brierley won the first gas, and until the seventh the server alternately scored. Then Brierley lost his service and the gainos were 4/3 in Carr's favour. The next also want to the leader, "Who eventually won by 6. Briorley full off in the subsequent sot and his oppon- ach was soon londling by 4/1 Thon" the Captain played up wonderfully well and looked like drawing level. He made the asore 3/4, but are tock the next two and got home 6/3. The concluding sut was the bust of any. Early on CAT ran bis man off his fest, and, by superior work, led by two games "when the sixth had been concluded." Brierlay pulled himself together, and, playing strongly,

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CHURCH: SERVICES.

SUNDAY, APRIL 25th, 1909.

St. John's Cathedral END SCHDAY AFTER BASTER Holy Communion (7.30 *.m.). "Matins" (13m.) Respondes, Forial: Yenits, Ous-ley ;. Palms, of the 25th moming ; T• Doom Woodward, Smart and Turla Benedictus. Langdon : Hymes, 175 180 end 959. Bronson (5.4 p.m.). (Full Choir) Response Ferial Palme of the 85th

meming; Magnificat & Nune Dimit

Birnby in Anthem, Way ayo." Hipkini; Hymas, 436 and 138. Sevenfold Amen. N.B.-Paalm 119, Varson 25, 80, 81, 98,

89, 91, 103 in unison,

UNION CHURCH, KENNEDY ROAD. Minister-Rev. 0. H. Hickling. 11 am-Memorial Service for the late Mr Gurmy Bału. Hymne 307, 2311, 339, Palm 23, Anthem What are these P (Stainer),

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noon-Communion. Hyman 110. p-Special closing service (for the Sesius), of the Sunday Schools, in Union Charoh, condus ed by the Pre- tor. Parance and Friends lavited. The prizes will be distributed.

drow level on the eighth game. In turn 6 pm. Worship. Hymns 361, 136, 70,

each man secured a gas and the scors was thus "5 all." Curt, however, took the nurt two and thus won the match, his rocred being 3 ta to none and 19 game

385, P-alın 59 (St. Flavian). Friday a p.m-Christian Endeavour -So-

mery Subje Life.******

19. It was well.fought trial, and. Pater's Church, Queen's Road.

although Carr was decidedly better all

zound man yet, Brierley made a pincky

fight and war game to the vary ond.

West.

ÊND ÄUNDAY AFTER MASTER

ΤΗ this competition Chur Зана | won || Morning Prajur 11 am,

were

Te Deum, Rumell; Benediards, Gar tt Hyman, 120, 158, 974, 254. Kyria

Eroning Prayer 6.30.

Glotis: Nune Domitia. Sarage; Hymns,

15, 17, 273, 93Kyrle. Holy Communion 7.45 p.m.

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Sunday School 10—10.45 a.m.

his way through 48 follows-Bont Fenio, Canelo Pal Jos etc.j Satterthwaite, 75, 6/3: Byrne 0/6, 63, 64; Hancock 6/1, 6/3; Grene 6/4, 00; Brierley 64, 6,3 7/5. Bo has thus wou 11 sets, lost 1, and scored 68 game to 11.

As in the Singles, so in the Professional Fairs throu Mete suited to produce the winners. The match was between Capt Bensley and Liout Byrne TE Pearce and P. E. Elomaack. It was re-play, the previous match having been abandoned when the military men had ton the first two JCA arid drawn at 80 on the third. They warm favourites and had little difficulty in securing the victory yesterday. The first four games went in their favour, two being love onet, and the oposing so ended 6/L. In both subsequent sets they got home by 6/3 Thus they secured the honour by 3 sets to lose and 18 games to Boven. At all points they were the cloverer paiz. Poate agaia did some smart work for the losers. The winning pair's record has been Bins Brierley and Whyte 4/3, 8/3, 3/2; best Worcester and Carr B/1, 6/2; beat Murray and Thorapsoil 6/1, 6/2 buat Pearce and Klemanek 6/1, 62, 63. They have thus credited themselves with sets and lost he, while of the games 46 have gone in their favour and 29 sgainst.

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In response to the invitation published in the newspapers by Mr A. O. Bewa, there was a good attendance of represa tatives at the meeting held last night in the Hongkong Cricket Club's pavilion to equsider the desirability of establishing summer tennis lengue in the Colony.

Mr Brawn, who was voted to the chair, spoke of the good done to ether spurte in the Colony by the formation of Leagues, saying that the number of cricket players had been quadrupled thereby, Outlining his idons to the form the proposed longue should taite he said the question of mized doubles did der arise in his mind hen he wrote to the newspapers, but ained that time he had received no anonymove lotter suggesting that a ladies championship ́or'mixed doubles should/blo be instituted

ander the League, as there was very little competition for ladies in the Colony in tenni. He (Mr Beawn) did not think it its possible, for the present at any rate. quite be arrange such a competition, although he sympathised with tab statement that there was no competition for led us in the Colony.

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As to what trophy should be competed for, most Leagues lund cups or shields, but he did not think they needed to make this "pot-hunting business." It bad Beyo suggested to him that a day of some sort which could be hung in the pavilion nof' the Champion Club would be suitable, Raplying to questions the Chairman said it would be the duty of lame clubs to pro- vide balls; and a resolution was passed that moderately good balls, suitable to both competing teams, would moet all require Imunla.

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It was decided, on the motion of Mr Mead, secunded by Mr. Brett, that the Hongkong Club did not wish

to join, as they desired to give their rest in the summer months. ground Baden observed the Chairman, they would be too strong for the othar clubs.

It was resolved to invita Dr Forsyth to become President, and Mr J. B. Wood Vice-President; Mr A. G. Krawn w sap- pointed Treasurer and Secretary; and it na agreed that the Committee consist of ane representative from each clab entering. As to the form of the 'competition, it was decided that it be gentlemen'sdoubles, while A championship angles the question of

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