Arizona republican., 1919-10-26
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 GO IN TO FINALS
Showing of Judson in Mems Singles and Miss Cheney in Women's Singles Make Them Favorites For Play Tn Championship 5 cts Today

TUCSON, Oct. 25--After an all night 1 rain had soaked courts so that Jack l Adams, golf professional, was com pelled to work for four hours, play was resumed this morning in the Ari- 1 zona state tenis tournament at little past 10 o'clock.
 Constant pushing by the tournament committee enabled 30 matches to be put on before dark. leaving 2S in all six events to be finished Sunday, when when play will begin at S:30 o'clock.
 The entire first and second rounds of the mems open singles were com pleted without a single upset, though two matches went into odd sets. Jud- son of Phoenix, easily defeated Cary, of Douglas, 60, 6-2. Edwards of the University defeated James, of Tucson 6-3, 6-4. Stafford of the University defeated Abell, of Tombstone, 6-1, 7-5. Oxnam, of Hayden. defeated Withers, of Douglas, 6-1. so.
 Murphy, of the University, defeated Cleveland Dodge, Jr, of New York, who is out west on tour of inspec- ton of Phelps-Dodge properties and stayed over for tournament, 6-1, 9-7.
 Colonel Hobson. who is developing into the dark horse of both open and veteran singles, easily defeated Cop len, of Tombstone, 6-1, 7-5. Bailey, of Fl Paso, defeated o. B. Marshall, of Hayden, 4-6, 6-3, s-2. In the most spectacular match of the day.
 Ferguson, border states champion, won from Talmage, of Tucson, by de- fault. Pappen, of Bisbee, defeated Baker, of the University. 6-4, 6-4, this match being the nearest to an upset of any as Baker had been picked to win. Rebeil, of Tucson, won impress sively from Webster, of Douglas, 7-5, 6-2.
 Woodhams, of Douglas, defeated E. A. Marshall. of Phoenix, by default. Haynes, of Tucson defeated Wynn, of Tombstone, 60, 9-7, Wynn coming back strong in second set which he was at one time within one point of win ming.
 Second Round In the second round of the mems singles, Leppla, of the University. holder of the Tucson city title, defeated Lyon, of Tucson, 6-1, 6-1. Judson, of Phoenix, defeated Edwards, of the University, 6-1, 6-1.
 Oxnam, of Hayden, and Stafford, of the University had bitter three set battle in which the formers endur- ance told, winning 11-9, S-6, 6-3 Colonel Hobson continued easy victor ies over Murphy of the University, e-3 6-L Ferguson defeated Bailey, his doubles partner, 6-2, 6-3.
 Rebeil, of Tucson, defeated Poppen, 1 of Bisbee, so, 7-5. Woodhams, of GA, 6-4. Hall, of Douglas, defeated l DarnpIl of TucSon So 6-2
 Third Round
 In the third round which will begin the schedule Sunday morning, Leppla- of the University. will play Judson, of Phoenix, with the later picked to win
 Oxnam of Hayden will play Colone Hobson, with the latter the favorite Ferguson of Fl Paso is expected to de feat Rebeil of Tucson. and Hall oi Douglas is picked to defeat Woodhams of Douglas.
 In semi-finals, Judson is expected te win over Hobson and Ferguson ovel Hall, making Judson of Phoenix and Ferguson of Fl Paso meet in the final. for state title as they met at Dough-! last spring.
 In the finals for the border statei title, Ferguson won three sets in four In the days play in doubles, Davis ant Abell, Tombstone, won first round b. default; Judson and Bennett; Phoenix defeated Murphy and Stafford, uni versity, first round, 6-4, 6-1. Leppl and Baker, university, defeated Dodg and Withers, Douglas, 7-5, 6-1. Lam son and Hinderer of Prescott defeate Coplen and Wynn, Tombstone, 6-2, G.; l Woodhams and Hall of Douglas de feated Oxnam and Marshall of Hay den in the closest doubles match of tn day, 6-1, 3-6, 6-3. Bailey and Fergu son, picked as possible title winner! Fl Paso. defeated Cary and Webste of Douglas, 6-1, 6-1. Williams and Re
 bell, Tucson, defeated Shulman an
 Lyon, Tucson, 60, S-S.
 y In veterans singles, Gohrin, Dougla, Y defeated Lesson, 7-5, 6-3. Thomson / Douglas. defeated Smith, Pearce, G. r GO. Colonel Hobson, who is regarde ss probable winner, dark horse i O veterans, defeated Clark, Patagoni
 GO, 6-4.
 v Tomorrow, Gohring meets Thomso n and Hobson plays Cuthbert- The fina
 are expected to bring Hobson an :, Thomson together.
 In veterans doubles, Clark and Cal . michael defeated Lesson and Shit
 60, 11-9, and Thomson and Cuthbe
 defeated Gohring and Poppen, 6-3, G.
 The latter team meets Lawton ar
 Butler in morning semi-finals. In women's singles, Mrs Clevelar
 Dodge of New York and Douglas d.
 feated Miss OKeefe, University, G.
 6-L Miss Rebeil, University, defeatt
 Miss Collins, Douglas, by default Mi
 Kissingerf, Douglas, defeated Miss R
 madka, Tucson, 3-6, 6-2, 6-3. Mi
 Crowel, University, defeated MI
 Studely, Hayden, 6-2, so. Miss La son, Hayden, defeated Mrs Redewi \ Phoenix, by default
 Matches tomorrow are expected to
 decisive between Miss Crowell Un
 versity, and Miss Chesney, Phoeni who drew bye in the first round, al U Miss Kissinger, Douglas. ls One match was played in women u doubles, which was won by Misses Xii
 singer and Collins, Douglas. fro ,s Misses Crowell and O'Keefe, Unive IS sity, 10-S, 6-2.