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PƐO-BRITISH INDIA-APCAR AND

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SURPRISES IN

BELGIAN GOLF

TITLE MATCH

(Continued from Page 5)

The play-off will take place to- morrow over 36 hales.

MRS. MOODY'S 7TH WIMBLEDON WIN

(Continued from Page 5)

The Chambers-Lenglen match 1935 wis not rounded off as both of 1919, when the King and Queen would have desired. When 3mm

A. E. Pangham showed some-were present at the old Wimble love down in the final set Mrs. thing like his best form to retion, was like the Moods-Jacebs Moody retired through physical COIN ZWO rounds of 69, for an duel only in that the loser, as on incapacity. Miss Jacobs remain- axregate of 295.

Saturday, was within a stroke offed champion of America; not un- which gained! him third place.

vistory.

il two years later, until Satur Then there was the interna day, was the test of their relative Cotton Fourth

Sonal favour: contrasting person merits and their mutual quest for Heary Cotton who won the alities, maturing against ripening titles resumed. event last year, has a good third talent Then France through its

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base, had travelled 12.000 miles to The atmosphere was tense with Firth place was occupied by play on a neutral court

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the in the French

open error by both players was almost ground was Mrs. Moody herself. He had a total of 257, while Syd negligible: the net Brews of South Africa, holder of shaken by a mistimed drive.

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position and then scored on ber Then, although the day was wide- forehand. 238. Brews. wiro has been bot and the tempo, always tense, troubled by his putting through both champion and challenger proved, for the final game, Miss When they crossed over, as it lout the tournament. had rounds used the standard strokes; they Jacobs was for a moment dazed

1 and 74 to-day.

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against the other.

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Belgian Open Title For W. J. Branch

BEATS VAN DONCE IN REPLAY

vindicated. N

to

The winner, scarcely crediting!

of 296. His third and fourth tion. It was the plain drive efficiency of Mrs. Moody prevail- rounds were 75, and 73 respec zgainst the chop almost one ed. At last defence proved in- tively.

might say, style against stab. fallible. Three times Miss Jacobs.

PURER STYLE VINDICATED

forced by superior length, hit out In the end, despite a challenge of court; the third time gave Mrs- French open, again occupied that so well sustained and so enduring-Moody her seventh championship. position with a total of 299. Hey pursued as bring Miss was presented with special Facobs within sight and hearing her good fortune, relaxed for the silver cup by the committee of the of the victor's haven, the orthodoxnrst time. She threw her racket juniversal and international exam and the parer stroke were in the air and let it fall to the

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ground, leaving both hands free Courage, as Stevenson has said, to condole with her opponent-a respects courage, and both these graceful set: girls, inspired by the intensity of Each sat for a while on the un- the other's revealed more of it on pire's chair before they walked to Saturday than I have ever seen on the exit. The referee greeted a lawa tennis court Yet valour them and shook hands with the the other virtues. has its limi- champion. He offered a hand to tations: it was the technique of

Bliss Jacobs She would have Mrs. Moody which finally triumph-taken it but for the fact that her

In fluent footwork Miss Jacobs kets. It is as.

own hard was fulk with her rac- was the superior of Mrs. Moody; these little points.

well to

explain

she Brussels, July 8without this supreme asset

DOUBLE FOR AUSTRÁLIA. W. J. Branch, of Henbury, suc-could never have made those won- As if the women's match were ceeds Henry Cotton as holder of derful redemptions in the corners not enough excitement for the the Belgian Open Championship.that startled both the crowd and say, the men's doubles final that He tied with F. van Donck, of the her opponent. But Miss Jacobs followed brought another breath- SAILINGS Royal Belgian G.C.. yesterday, with all her great agility and her less climax. Allison and Van

with an aggregate of 283, and in unbreakable heart, had not the Ryn, the American the 36-hole replay to-day he won with 144 (72 and 73) against 149 in her adversary.

to Crawford and Quist, the Aus- (74 and 75).

SMOOTH, EVEN STROKES Mrs. Moody's racket was "swung championship.

tralian winers of the French In the end, after through" the ball rather "swung at it. There was always feat, the Australian won at 7–5 in the smooth, even movement of the the fifth set,

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Levelling Up

his lethal wark

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and continued to play fine tennis, but Second Hound:

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To appreciate the "needle" character of Saturday's match it is in the tenth game.

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Soldiers Club Tourney The following is the draw for the Soldiers Club Billiards Tournament First Boundmatum "Y (8) Company Lincolns y

Wig Lincolns(August 19.) H. K Volunteers v BAMG (Aug-

The remains of the late Isma Ther, when Mr. Moody did not

VICARIOUS TRIUMPH lia Eugenia (Isma) Xavier, young defend her title of "American daughter of Mr and Mrs. PM champion at Forest Hills in 1932, Xavier, who died on Wednesday, Miss Jacobs assumed her mantle. were laid to rest yesterday at the it was a vicarious triumph, bat Frederick Moody's comment on Byes into Second Round Roman Catholic Cemetery, Hap the following year Mrs. Moody, his wife's great Wimbledon vic. 40 Company B

"I'm tickled to death," was Mr.

S/Set Collins (PE) Fus, Taylor

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(August

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Set

(BE) L/C George (Tancolaus (Sept 2, 6. p.m.) S/Set Harris (PE) Pte. Atkinson (Lincoln)-(Sept: 2/720 p.m.)

Bres Into Second Round ---

Maltby (Lincolns

Grindley (RWF)

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