SPORTS AND GAMES
TENNIS.
(Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.)
PARIS, Aug. 26. In the Anglo-French tennis matches Mdlle. Bourgeois beat Miss St. George 5/1, 6/1; Mdlle Descleros .beat Miss Ik’hurst 6/4. 9/7; M.dle Lenglen brat, Miss Bovd 7/5, 6/1; Mdle Viasto beat .Miss Harper 6/1, 6/4. In the doubles Misses Boyd and St. George l-eat Mdle Desclores and Mdle Bourgeois (>'o, 1/6, 6/3. Misses Akhurst and Mrs Harper played Mdle Sequeron and Mdle Vlasto, but the match was ah indoned owirn;' Io vaiiu. LATER.
The French won the Franco-Aus-tralian ladies' tennis coldest by seven matches to four.
AMERICAN DOUBLES.
NEW YORK, August 27. In the semi-final of the doubles, Patterson and Hawkes (Australia) beat Johnson and Griffin (U.S.A.) O/4, 6'2, 6/2. 1 JOCKEY. The following players will represent the Alawhera Hockey Club against Blacks Point in the- semi-final for the Brooks Cup at Reefton on Saturday, August 29 M. Jcminsion, A. AleKnight, V. Stubbs, 11. Leach, N. Alerath, Al. Furness, N. Furness, C. McKanc, A. Alexander, A. Cochrane, 1). Leach. All players to be at the Post Office at 12 o’clock.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 28 August 1925, Page 5
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