The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-10-03
TENNIS TOURNAME'T BETWEEN CLIFTON
 AND MORENCI
Player in, Sundays Game Between Clifton and Morenci Writes In- 1rr terestingiy of Efforts and
 Results.
The Morenci

The Morenci Tennis. Club came down to Clifton Sunday to compete with the Clifton Club in a doubles game. The Morenci Club had won the last tournament which was play ed at Morenci, so the Clifton Club was determined to give a better ac- count of themselves in this tourna- l ment
 Play was started about 10:0o o'clock a. m., the first games being played between Messrs. Sanger and Sharp of Morenci, and Rice and Brown of Shannon Hill
 The Morenci team won the first set but our boys came back strong in the second set by winning with a score of 6 to 0 so that the chances for Clifton winning this series look ed rosy. The Morenci team, how ever, came back in the third set and won it after a hotly contested game. Although the Clifton boys won only one set out of the three, they wn two games more than the Morenci team did and are anxious to have revenge.
 The second game was played be- tween Messrs. Clems and Council man and Liddell and Goldzier. The play in this game was of a very high character and the Morenci team just nosed out victorS The first set went to Morenci by score of to after Clifton had been leading 5 to 3. Clifton won the second set by the score of to and were lead ing in the third set by the score of to and only needed one game to win their match. Every point was stubborn1y contested in this game ing up the score to 5 all and event ually won out by score of 2 to 5. This concluded the mornings games and left Morenci ahead by four sets to two.
 After lunch at the Clifton Hotel. play in the afternoon games was commenced about 2:30 o'clock. The first set up was Messrs. Goodrich and Macreth of Morenci against S The Clifton team won the toss and chose the shady side of the court and won the first game by score of to 4.
 The second game was one of the most hotly contested of the whole day, it eventually going to the Mo renci team by score of II to g. For a while in this game it looked as though Clifton would win, but Morenci was always able to even up.
 The third game went to Clifton
 
 The last game of the day was played between Messrs. Thomson and Tuthill of Morenci against Car and Smith of Clifton.
 Dr. Tuthfll had gone home early in the day so MT. Sanger substitut ed for him in this game. Morenci won the first set by a score of to A.. In the third set Clifton took an early lead, and playing very high grade of tennis won the last set by a score of 6 to 3.
 Clifton's winning the last game evened up the games for the whole day, Morenci winning six sets and Clifton winning six sets.
 The playing throughout was very good and the games exceedingly in- teresting, and it is to be hoped that another tennis tournament between the two towns can be pulled off soon.
 Results.
 Players: Stanger and Sharp, Mo- renci, vs. Rice and Brown, Clifton, 6-4, 0-6, 7-5; won by Morenci.
 Clems Councilman, Morenci, vs. | Liddell and Goldzier, Clifton; 7-5, | 2-6, 7-5; won by Morenci.
 Goodrich and Macreth, Morenci, vs. Cooper and Drysdale, Clifton, 4-6, 11-9, 2-6; won by Clifton.
 Thomson and Tuthill, Morenci, vs. | Carmichael and Smith, Clifton; 6-4,