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... TENNIS. THE LINWOOD TOUENAMENT. The tennis tournament, under the oe the Linwood Club. was continued on Saturday afternoon, in the pre. sence of • considerable 121.111 , Lee of players and spectators. The following is the remit of the matches on Saturday ...
... TENNIS. An inter-college tennis Wm played at the Crannier Square worts yesterday, between the students of Canterball College sad those of the Otago University. There was a fair attendance, bulk of the ifiectators being and the inipartaW of the applanee ...
... TENNIS. The English tennis players. It. F. and H. L. Doherty, have suoosetied in winning the Davis Challenge Cup. This was the third contest the trophy. In the first contest the Americans won all five matches. Last year the Doherty brothers succeeded ...
... TENNIS. A match was played at Lyttelton on Saturday between teams representing Melrose and Lyttelton, and resulted in a win for the latter by fifty games, as follows : A. Canning sad Mre Chambers (L) beat Lyttelton and Mir Oar.. (11). 94. C. hod Mine ...
... TENNIS. TEM SEASON OPENED. The Oauteitbtuy tueociation's local lawn competition will probably commence on Saturday, and the draws will be made about too middle of the wee's. A large nun, her of clubs intend to enter and there should keen and eke* finishes ...
... TENNIS. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE. By Telegraphs—Press A ssociatiosi—Copyright. SYDNEY, May The Australasian Ten= Association has decided to accept the serement recently drawn up at International Conference U Pans. ...
... TENNIS. A match was played on Dec. la between the A niberley and Wooden,' Clubs on the courts of the former, and reedited in a win for W , .odend by 77 games to 65. 'rho ladies provided afternoon tea, and a very enjoyable day's play terminated in a welcome ...
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