Arizona republican., 1913-04-17
HAYDEN--RAY
 IN Y--FEST
Former Journeys to Latter for Three-CoIncred Sport ing Match and General Good Time-Guns, Ten his and Baseball

HAYDEN. April T.. Favored by the most perfect weather conditions the great excursion from Hayden to Ray and the tennis, baseball and markmanship contests between the two towns was the greatest success ever met in similar enterprises. There were several hundred people from the Hayden section who took advantage of the excursion rates and the entire crowd was most royalty entertained by the Ray Gun club, Tennis association and the copper company. A complete and most attra active program of events was gotten up by the reception com mittee and distributed among the pas sengerS while the train was en route and in this way those who had not vi Sited Ray before or who were not fam liar with conditions there were enabl- ed to keep in touch with all events. The first stop was made at the dis patCher's office near the Ray Cons office and here the visitors were met by the Sonora band and real live re- ception committee who saw to it that everyone understood that Ray was theirs for the day. At twelve, noon, there was a barbecue a the gun club grounds to which all were invited guests of the company. About o'clock dinner was served at the boarding house. During the afternoon. about o'clock there was a band concert at the tennis courts during which most delightful refreshments were liberally hy- In Do, lodi hn evening the visitors were entertained at dance and smoker at the Ray Cons dormitory where everyone was enjoying an exceptionally good time when the hour of eight arrived and they were forced to tear themselves away to catch the train for Hayden.
 In the sporting events the most CO., Veted honor-the tennis VictOrY-Was claimed by Ray in a series of beauti- fully played games. clearly demOnstrat ing their superiority over the Hayden contestants. This was the third con- secutive defeat of the Hayden assOcia tion which places the Aldrich Cup permanently in the hands of the Ray Racqueteers.
 The Hayden gun club administered
  when they were in Hayden several weeks ago, taking the contest by net lead of B birds
 The Hayden baseball team met de- feat at the hands of the Sonora boys by the narrow margin of one run af- ter holding the lead up to the eighth inning when it became a tie and after which the winning run was credited to Sonora in the last half of the ninth
 In the tennis singles during the fore noon John Beattie for Hayden played w. $. Boyd for Ray with a result of 2-6. 2-6, and 4-6 John Allen for Hay den played R. F. Feland for Ray with result of Is, 2-6 and 46. In the dOu- bles during the afternoon Beattie and Allen represented Hayden against Boyd and Obitz for Ray with the re- suit of 2-6. 6-S. and 6-S. Studley and Hancock for Hayden against Feland and Blackner for Ray resulted 3-6. 7-5. and 4-6. It will be noticed that the only set won by the Hayden boys was that in which Studley and Hancock defeated Feland and Blackner by the score of 7-5.
 In the baseball game the lineup was as follows:
 Hayden-Corrgan 1st base; SheetZ, catcher; Grange. 2d base; Martinez, center field: r. Corrigan, short stop; Engblom. Sd base: Salazar, right field; Abeyta, left field; Arturo, pitcher.
 SonOra-Mata. 1st base: Lopez, catcher; Mchiena, 2nd base: Mendi- piles. center field R. Michelena, snort stop; Gonza lez 3rd base; Vanegas, right field; S Mata, left field; Rico,