... TENNIS, Cambridge I'mverMty v. Lord'#. —An interesting match was played at the Clare and Trinity Tennis Courts. Cambridge, Saturday, when the fog outside naturally affected the light. The feature of the match was the lino display tt. H. Hill. Cambridge ...

... eS Bel 66 4 won 10, best !, 41 ry 3 TENNIS. 81 17 a6 in. —_ i 2 on Saturday, Arthur Twinn, the “young ce 435 38 Professional, bea: W. Stone t. Australie 37 rf sets to love with acores of 86, 8-6, 6 4. 2 3 65 33 32 PIGEON SHOOTING. ...

... TENNIS. AMATEUR SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP. V. 11. Penned (Queen's Club) qualified meet E. M. Baerlein, Manchester, the holder the Amateur Singles Tennis Championship, defeating E. A. C. Druce (Queen's) the final round of the preliminary tournament at Queen'# ...

... DIXON, Managerros. T. ANNBsW)N-SEA.—THE HYDRO. ORCHARD ROAD Near pier and station. Good tennis court.—Mws fgtt Proprietress. YDRO.-IcVul larkish baths; coaching, tennis, croquet; mod. terms. gLINDS. HOWELL ft CO, ALBION STREET, ...

... TENNIS. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY BEATEN AT BRIGHTON. Prince’s Club, Brighion, beat Cambridge Uni. verMty at Brighten, in match yesterday by 2 matche, 1. The match between K. K. Trouncer and T. A. Workman was one the closest ever played at tho ' Jub. and both ...

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... or these pr num! of entries to be 2: ch with championship, unber of TENNIS. erance building in the played a match, ol eee Dacetrry v. C. pr lorley, ‘ afterneon. Lambert won the Orst c6 a8 an ea were eecured the second at 6-0. From this played up well ...

... TENNIS. PROFESSIONAL TOURNAMENT AT MANCHESTER.— Tbe tournament continued Manchester, yesterday, when the aeint-fiaaU eou sted. the first G. Johnson opposed F. 'iomktn*, Johnson winning by 3 setts love, the scores b» ids 7*5. 0-3, G-L The second game was ...

... TENNIS. AMATEUR CHAMPION v. CLUB PROFESSIONAL. TABLES TURNED ON The Morelon Morrell professional. E. Johnson. took amplo revenge unon the Amateur C'bampiou. Baerloiu, lor his defeat Monday, when the pair met again a level match Manchester Tennis and Racquets ...

... TENNIS. MEN'S SINGLES.—J. W. Kipling (Durham) beat A S. Porter (Newcastle), 6-6, 6-s', 6-4, -A- Reynolds (Newcastle) beat T. Stnaag (Newcastle), 6-3 6-1. Final—Reynolds beat Kipling, 6-1. 6-5. LADIES’ SINGLES.—Semi-final-Miss G. R-oteon (Durham) beat ...

... TENNIS. AMATEUR SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP. 111 the filial the Amateur Singles Championship, at Queen's Club, London, yesterday, the Hon. X. Bruce (Queen's Club) beat A. Tvlor (Queen's Club), 6*l, 6-3. 6-3. Tito winner meets E. M. who has held the title for ...

... TENNIS. PRELIMINARY RODND OP THE BATHURST CUP. America won both singles from Franco preliminary round of the Bathurst Cup competition, Queen’s Club. W. T. Acleo (America) beat J, Worth (France) straight sets, 6-5, 6-5, 6-3, and W. Cory Wright gained similar ...