Arizona republican., 1919-10-25
TENNIS PLAY IN STATE TOURNEY
 ENDS FIRST DAY
Especial to the Republican

TUCSON, Oct. 24.-One Douglas. two Tucson and one university player advanced to the second round in sin gles in the state tennis tournament here today. They were C. H. Hall of Douglas, who defeated Penney Will jams of Tucson, eliminating one of the real contenders by the unexpectedly ine-sided score of 60; Edwards of the university, who defeated James of Tucson, 6-3, GA; Darnell of Tucson, who defeated Shulman of Tucson, 6-3, 6-4, and Lyon of Tucson, who defeated Harris of Tucson, 6-1, 6-1 James M. L4awton, holder of the veterans singles title, defaulted to A. T. Thomas of Douglas, and Talmadge and Talmadge of Tucson defaulted to Darnell and Haynes of Tucson in the open doubles.
 Rain started falling about 6:30 to- night, but the courts were burlapped and the tournament committee and Referee Thomson are hopeful that play canbegin promptly at S:30 Saturday morning. Forty eight matches are to be played Saturday and the remaining nineteen on Sunday.
 Of the entry list in the six events, all players are either here or have wired that they will be here in the morning. Conspicuous among the later entries is Cleveland Dodge. who is here from the east on a business trip to the Phelps Dodge interests. The tournament is being handled by James M. Lawton of 1 Tucson and A. T. Thomson of Doug las. Matches definitely scheduled for Saturday as announced by the tourna- ment committee tonight are as fol- lows:
 S:50 a. m-Davis, Tombstone, vs. Lepplan, university; Cary. Douglas, vs Judson, Phoenix; Abell, Tombstone, vs Stafford, university; Withers, Doug | las, vs. Oxnam, Hayden all first round open singles.
 | 9:15 a. m.-Murphy, university, vs Dodge, Douglas; Hobson, Douglas, vs Colen, Tombstone; Bailey, Fl Paso, vs O. B. Marshall, Hayden; Ferguson, E Paso, vs. Talmadge, Tucson, first round singles.
 a. m.-Poppen, Bisbee vs. Baker university; Robeil, Tucson, vs. Web ster. Douglas; E. A. Marshall, Phoenix vs. Woodhams, Douglas; Wynn, Tomb. stone, vs. Haynes, Tucson-first round ope nisngles.
 10:45 a. m.-Leason, McNeil, vs Gohring, Bisbee; Cuthbert, Douglas, vs Vlark, Patagonia-veterans singles.
 11:30 a. m-Davis-Abell. Tombstone vs. Edwards Stafford University Judson- Bennett. Phoenix, vs. Murphy ! I.artner. University; Lepplan- Baer University. vs. Dodge Withers. Doug las; Lamson- Hinderer. Prescott, vs Coplen- Wynn, Tombstone-men's opei doubles
 D. m.-Oxnam- Marshall, Hayden vs. Woodhams- Hall, Douglas; Cary Webster, Douglas, vs. Bailey Ferguson Fl Paso-mens open doubles. Mrs Dodge, Douglas, vs. Miss O'Keefe, Uni versity: Miss Romadka, Tucson, vs Miss Kissinger, Douglas-women's sin gles.
 1:45 D. m.-Miss Collins vs. Miss Re bell, Tucson; Mrs. Studley vs. Mis- Crowell. University; Mrs. Redewill Phoenix. vs. Miss Lansing. Hayden women's singles. Lessen Smith, Nc Neil and Pearce, vs. ClarkPartner atagonia-veterans' doubles.
 230 D. m.-Carmichael, Globe, vs Dobson, Douglas-veterans singles DarneH, Tucson, vs. Hall, Douglas open singles. Twt other matches to b determined from first round. 3:15 p. m.-Winners of four speci
 fled matches in first round. l 4:15 D. m.-Winners in two specific
 matches in first round. mems singles
 Chesney, Phoenix, vs. winner Romad ka Kissinger match. Crowell o Reef University, vs. Kissinger Collins
 Douglas-womens doubles. Williams 2 Rebeil vs Lyon -Shulman, both Tucso 7 mems doubles.