TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 152, 27 June 1914, Page 5

TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.

EKOOEES WINS AGAIN. (Received 10.20 a.m.) LONDON, .lime 20. The All England tennis championships were continued to-day. In '..he fourth round. Mavrogordato boat Scott, (i—4. o—l. o—■!. ileaniish boat Cray/ley, li—-'. 7—3, ti—i. Core brat I.ylo. o—2. li—o. 6—2. Brookes bent Clements, o—3. 6—o, li—o. I Drvson boat Wat-on. (!—2. ti —4. i—7, o—l. Germot (France) defeated Dunlop I Australia), ii—3, 4—ii, U—l, 4—l. Dunlop retired. The Dunlop-Gcnnot match was a tine aggressive contest. Dunlop throughout sou.gtit the. volleying position, while Germot frequently linishrd a rally with deadly overhead smashes. During the second sit Germot frequently manoeuvred Dunlop out of the court. Iruitzc'm defeated A. Lowe, o—3, o— l, •j—7. 10 —S. In the mixed double- Wilding and Mad«T.K>'.so!!v Eroouedis' defeated -tcward and Miso Douglas. 6—l, o—l, in the men.- double* Riwhie and Prebhle defeated (he Vcnoken Bros., b— o o—l, (j—o. Mavrog.-.r.lata and Dou-t. again.-U I'ari.e and IVamisli. won a set, apiece, o—2. 3—3, and the game will be finished to-morrow.