Arizona republican., 1903-07-26
TnE PLEASURE RESORTS
Tennis and Other Events ofths week
 at Iron Springs.

Iron Springs, July 24 Special corre- spondence of The Republican)-The tennis tournament held at Iron Springs during the past week has been the par ticular topic and event of interest at that place. The entries, as printed in the Republican of last Sunday, were faithfully followed out and most of the events were hard fought. One fact added particularly to the success of the tournament and that was the division of the prizes among a number of win ners, instead of one or two carrying off everything.
 The star event was the mems singles won by MT. E. B. Quacknbush. In the preliminaries Quackenbush won over McPherson by a score of 6-2 and 6-1, Ralph Marshall beat Sylvan Gang, GO, so; Ivey Marshall was defeated by Will Fickas by GA and 6-1-, and Mel F'ickas won from H. w. Hall by 6-2, 4-6 and 6-1-. In the semi-finals of the mems singles Quackenbush defeated Ralph Marshall by a score of 7-5. 6-S 6-1- and S-6, while Will Fickas beat his brother Mel by 7-5 and 6-3. In the finals Quackenbush defeated Will Fickas 6-4 6-1- and 6-4. The mems doubles were perhaps the hardest fought of any event. It was won by Will Fickas and Ivey Marshall. McPheTson and Gang were defeated in the preliminaries by Quackenbush and Ralph Marshall by a score of 6-1- and 6-1-, while Hall and Mel Fick1s were taken into came to the tune of 6-2 and 6-1- by Ivey Marshall and Will Fickas. In the finals Will Fickas and Ivey Marshall won over Quackenbush and Ralph Marshall by the close score of 9-7, 4-6. 6-3 and 6-4.
 Miss Frankie Pemberton easily won the women's singles. In the prel!mi- naries Mrs. Hall was beaten by Miss Richmond by the score of so, forfeitinG the second set. Miss Pemberton bea, Miss Bennitt 6-2 and 6-1, and Miss James lost her first and forfeited her set to Miss McNeil. In the semi-finals Miss Richmond was defeated by Miss Pemberton 6-3 and so, while in the finals Miss Pemberton won over Miss McNeil by 6-1 and so.
 In the mixed doubles Miss RicLmond and MT. Ivey Marshall came out ahead beating Miss Bennitt and MT Ralph Marshall. 7-5 and 6-3. The semi-fi were played between Ivey Marshall anC Miss Richmond, and Mel Fickas and Miss Pemberton, the former winnins by a score of 5-7. 6-1 and 6-1 Ralpt Marshall and Miss Bennitt. and Will Fickas and Miss Lynd were the other quartette in the semi-finals, Marshal and Miss Bennitt winning by 7-5 and 6-1
 The wOman's doubles commene or Saturday, tomorrow. morning.
 A cakewalk was given in the pavilion on Thursday evening and, owing to in clemency of the weather, but one of tho two cakewalk events, that for older children, was pulled off. The prizes donated by MT. Hulett, were won by Miss Carrie McNeil and Miss Selma Goldberg. The younger children vii do" their walk Saturday evening.
 A "tacky party will be given in tho pavilion next Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. E. J. Bennitt left for Ash Forl on Thursday to meet her sister, Mis- Drew Bennett, who is returning iron the East. Miss Bennett stays at Irol Springs for d week on her way to he home in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Ryan and her son have been wis iting Mrs. E. J. Bennitt during thu week
 Will Fickas returned to Phoeni: this, Friday, evening.
 MT. Samuel Hubbard, Jr., of tn Queen mine, paid visit to Wickenburj this week
 Mir. Dave Goldberg came up Sunda returning Wednesday night.
 Miss Georgie Bailey is visiting Mis- Mabel McNeil.
 Mir. Frank Alkire and MT. D. H. Bur tis each paid the Springs a brief visi during the week
 Mir. H. B. Wilkinson came up Wed nesday and Capt. George Christy, als arrived on that date.
 MT. Donald Mcqueen is spending week with his father and mother.