The Second Division Professional Tournament

This fine sporting event was brought to a conclusion at the New Burroughes Hall, St. James's Street, Piccadilly, on November 9. The first prize of £35 fell to Peall, and the second of £15 to Davis, and these were handed to the recipients by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle at the close of the event. The play was very good throughout, as may be gleaned from the figures set out below.

A. F. PEALL. Won 4 (Av. 34). Defeated Tothill by 1,104; Lawrence by 1,099; Davis by 380; and Carpenter by 430. Three-figure breaks 40 (best 391).	J. DAVIS. Won 3 (Av. 32). Defeated Lawrence by 482; Tothill by 801; Carpenter by 870; lost to Peall by 380. Three figure breaks 20 (best 367)
F. LAWRENCE. Won 2 (Av. 26). Defeated Tothill by 400; Carpenter by 37; lost to Peall by 1,099; lost to Davis by 482. Three figure breaks 29 (best 268).	T. CARPENTER. Won 1 (Av. 22). Defeated Tothill by 347; lost to Peall by 430; to Davis by 870; and to Lawrence by 37. Three-figure breaks 24 (best 293).
T. TOTHILL. Won none (Av. 21). lost to Peall by 1,104; Davis by 801; Lawrence by 400; and Carpenter by 347. Three-figure breaks 23 (best 356).