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I/ADIES' TOURNAMENT. : o' -liW .if.! "irvi'.t.nitW! 'A further four games were ' played last night at Messrs. Aloock and Co.'s show-rooms, and these decided who. are to oontest the semi-finals to-night. The results were: Mrs. Lockwood (owes 10) beat-Mrs. Tucker (rec. 30); Mrs! Porter (owes 20) beat Miss E. .Stevens (rec. 20); Mts. Player (rec. 20) beat Miss Howe (rec. 30); Mrs. Chant (owes 30) beat Miss 0. Stace (owes 20).
All the games were closely contested and there was very little to choose between any of the winners or losers, as in every case only a few points separated them. Probably the. best game yet played by ladies was that between Mrs. Chant and Miss 0. Stace. The play -here was of a very high order and ■heady. Both players cue nicely, and displayed unusual Judgment. The best break of the evening was Mrs. Chant's 26 /
To-night both' the semi-finals and finals will be played and some excellent games can be looked for. Play will commence at 7 o'clock sharp, and any gentleman desirous of. witnessing ■it must be accompanied by a lady. .'
\ ' ■ English! submarines; fly from their periscope a flag oil which is a skull and : crossbones when they succeed ..in destroying a vessel belonging to the . enemy. -
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2520, 22 July 1915, Page 3
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