The daily morning oasis., 1920-02-21
The TENNIS
TOURNAMENT
7 O R R 0 ".

Washington's Birthday Tennis Tourn
ament has been great surprise rt
all those who have had any connec
tion with arranging the tournament
and insures the success of the tourna
ment. The interest displayed shows
that Nogales is on the road to be.
coming an important tennis center
and the practice which the various
players will get in tournaments such
as this will receive a great deal of
benefit by playing against the older
players and will be in a good deal
better position after the experience
which they have had, to meet the
players from the surrounding High
schools.
There has been some speculation in
regard to the winners of the tourna-
ment but as it is being held for
practice only and at the beginning of
the season when all of the players
are far from being in good condi-
ton, it seems to be a case of being
anybody's tournament. The good
condition of the Army officers and
the speed of the Youngsters will be
offset to some extent by the greater
amount of experience of the older
players, so that it is impossible to
make any predictions as to the Win
ners. 1t is quite likely, however, that
the tournament will result in some
spirited playing, particularly on Mon
day afternoon when the finals in the
mems singles, women's singles, and
mems doubles will be played.
Everyone is invited to attend and
there will be no admission charged
to spectators.
The Committee made drawings
Thursday evening to determine
schedule of matches. The names of
those who had entered in the toruna-
ment were drawn from a hat by Miss
Burdette Roark, and the following
schedule was. made out:
MEMS SINGLES
First Round:
G. Lewis VS.. Bye.
Reed Martin VS.. Bye.
c.. T. Sproul VS.. Bye.
H. Tovrea VS.. John Larrieu.
Lieut.. Pence VS.. Jean Sykes.
Rollo Ashby VS.. Robert Fain.
T. Joffroy VS.. A. HI. DeReimer.
Perry McFadden VS.. F. R. Polin.
E. V. Alternately VS.. R. Ahumada.
H. Renshaw VS.. D. r. Fryskland.
Oliver White VS.. F. Ahumada.
R. Legarra VS. F. E. Lake.
Cliff Whiles VS.. H. O'Neill.
c. B. Wivel VS.. Bye.
D. Lowell VS.. Bye.
A. Flores VS.. Bye.
Second Round:
The players who were given byes
in the first round, will play as fol-
lows in the second round:
G. Lewis VS.. Reed Martin.
C. T. Sproul VS.. the winner of the
Tovrea-Larrieu match.
D. Lowell VS.. A. Flores.
C. B. Wivel VS.. the winner of the
Whiles- s-O'Neill match.
All men entering the singles are
expected to report at 8 o'clock a. m,
Sunday, February %. Those who
have drawn byes may report at $3.50,
but all others will be defaulted if they
are not at the tennis courts by Is
minutes after o'clock.
MEMS DOUBLES
First Round:
Sproul and Flores VS.. bye.
Legarra and Tovrea VS.. bye.
Walker and partner VS.. bye.
Ashby and Sykes VS.. Wivel and
Frykland.
Brush and Waterbury VS.. Ecker and
Guthridge.
Purdum and Whiles VS.. bye.
Lake and Lowell VS.. bye.
Henry and Pence VS.. bye.
Second Round:
Those drawing byes in the first
round will play as follows:
Sproul and Flores VS.. Legarra and
Tovrea.
Walker and partner VS.. winner of
the Ashby and Sykes-Wivel and
F'rykland match.
Purdum and Whiles VS.. winner of
the Brush and Waterbury-Ecker and
Guthridge match.
Lake and Lowell VS.. Henry and
Pence.
The first round of mems doubles
will be held at $3.50 a. m. Monday
February 23rd, and all players in
Mems Doubles are warned to be pres
ent at that hour at the High School
Tennis Courts.
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