Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-10
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 ARIZONA, U.A.! U.A.!! RAH! RAH!l RAH!!!
HIKE, THERE, WAITER! SHEEN MOhE BEERS, WE'RE THE SCHvoL OF EN-
 GINEEhS;
 BEvEL GEARS, DEVIL GEARS; WHAT THE HELL?
 ENGINEERS.

ENGINEERS!
 With the above college call the Bis bee Gym track team went down to ceieat yesterday afternoon before the |invincibles from the University of Ar zona, by a score of e to A points. The day was an ideal one, and the small attendance at the paik were wc l repaid for their outing. Tho meet was deserving of the most liberal sIp- port, and it is to be deplorsl la. there are only about two hundred eoplc Al Bisbee who take an interest in atnlst- ic sports. Seldom has such interest ing eveLts been furnished in any Ali zona town as the track team meet of yesterday, and more liberal support should have been given the YnGeitak- ing.
 At 1:30 p. n. the excursion train left Bisbee and was soon at the ground where much preparation had been made for the pleasure of the excursion ists. Director Hurst had put in some good hard work upon the grounds and they were in fine shape.
 The first event called was the hun dred-yard dash. Bisbee entered Jones and, c. O. Brown; Tucson. Day and O. Brown. After a false start the sprinters got away from the scratch with Jones in the lead, which he kept up until the tape was broken. Time, 10 3-5. Day and Brown, of Tue son, finished second and third re spectively.
 Putting the l6-lb. shot proved an easy event for Bisbee. The Gym en- tered Horgan and Hooper, who took first and second. Morgan made a phe- nomenal throw of 33 feet If inches. Hooper 32 feet 5 inches, Day of the U. A. 30 feet AIS inches Horgan throws in fine form and with little prectice could easily be among the top notchers.
 Four athletes entered the 22O-yard run. Hatcher, a novice from the U A., easily took first place. followed by Thomas, of the same institution. while Jones, of the Gym, brought up the rear. Time of winner 26 2-5 sec onds.
 Jones of the Gym was favorite in the high jump and won easily at 5 feet 3 inches. Chapin of Tucson took second and Stuard of the Gym third. Jones is a phenomenal jumper. His farm is very artistic, happily avoid ing the unsainly position sv preYa- lent in high jumpers. sa
 In the one-mile run Bisbee lost to Tucson by default. Brown, the Gym sprinter, was unable to enter. The de fault added nine points to the U. A. score .at
 One Of the exciting events of the day was the vaulting. Monte Mans field, the University crack-a-jack, low cred his own record and established a new one for the Territory at nine feet six inches. This record-breaking score was made in an exhibition ef- fort, his winning score yesterday be- ing eight feet three inches. Ball, of the U. A. and Amphlet and Stuard of the Gym also competed, Amphlet talk ing third. The Tucson boy was ex- ceedingly clever, and is a sure conner with the long pole
 In the 130-yard hurdle Tucson had no trouble in taking first and second. Time, 20 seconds. They finished, Hatcher, Chapin and Jones. The Gym. hurdler was handicapped at the start in striking the first hurdle.
 Hatcher, Jones and Stuard finished in the 44o-yard run in order named. The race netted Bisbee four points and Tucson five. Time, one minute and one second.
 In the sixteen-pound hammer throw Varney. of the local Gym, had no trou- ble in showing his superiority. With out apparent difficulty he threw the hammer 90 feet 3-4 inches. Day, of Tucson, second, and Horgan, of Bis bee, third.
 The great event of the day was the two-mile run. Seldom has such a spectacular finish been witnessed as the one made by the Englishman from Tucson Within a hundred yards of the tape, on the last lap, he made a spurt, and left his nearest competitor twenty yards in the rear. Brown, the Gym man, also made phenomenal run. It was his first experience with the spikes, but he gave good ac- count of himself With training which. he has never had, he can easily take the laurels from Tucson. Pugh of the U. A., finished third. Time oi race, 11:45. It was a great race.
 Jones, of Bisbee, had no trouble in taking the running broad jump. Mans field, of Tucson. took second. and Stu ard, of Bisbee, third. Jones' jumI was 19 1-2 feet.
 The one-half mile relay was given to Tucson upon default, Bisbee not entering.
 The events ware not counp1eted in