Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-04-24

The local High School was placed
in bad condition by the sickness
of three of their men and by l..
Brooks spraining his ankle at his first
trial in the high jump. The at
tendance was one Of the largest in
the history of the association. The
meet was held under the auspices
of the Valley Interscholarastic As
sociation and was one of the most
successful ever held. Four Terri
tOrial records were broken, all new
records being made by members of
the High School team. The first
record broken was that of the ham
mer throw, Lassen OF the High
broke his own record made at the
Normal School grounds on the
seventh Of this month, in a meet
between the Normal and Tempe
teams at that time he made 120 feet
and ten inches, Saturday he raised
it To l2S feet and six inches. The
second record broken was also done
by Lassen in the Discus Throw,
when he broke Dykes record, of the
Normal School which he made at
Tucson last Saturday in the meet
versity The new record being one
hundred and ten feet, ten and one
fourth inches, Dykes record being
one hundred and six feet, seven in
ches. The other record broken was
that OF the Pole Vault. which was
again raised by Wesley Dimes, who
raised the height six inches. Before
the season of 1910 the height was
nine feet, one inch, during the
season Dimes raised the record TO
nine feet, seven inches at the Val
ley Meet held at the Indian School
grounds5s between the Normal, In
dian School, Tempe High and Mesa
High. on the fifteenth of this
month at the Indian School grounds
in a meet between the Indian School
and the Tempe High he raised the
record to nine feet, nine inches. Sat
urday he crossed the bar at the dis
lance Of ten feet. three inches
The officials of the meet we're
Referee John Dykes, Mesa. Track
judges-Prof. f. VI. Irish, Normal;
Richard Nettle, Tempe; DR. Schu-
maker Phoenix; Prof. Heain, Indian
School Field judges.-Prof. Karl
McMurray. Tempe High; Prof. c. L.
Michaels, Phoenix High; Prof. +. VI.
Irish, Normal; Richard Nettle.
Tempe; Prof. Heain. Indian School.
Coaches-Prof. c G. Cash and Prof
3. H. Scudder Tempe High; Prof.
Venue, Indian School; Prof. Fred c.
Aver, Normal. Scorer and Secre-
tary Jas A BIakley, Tempe. An
nounccr-PrOf c. c. Cash, Tempe
High
Following is a complete list of
the events, time and the contestants:
First event:-100 yard dash. Con
testants-Normal. Sheldon and Blake.
Indians-Rulo and Moreno. Tempe
High-Cosner and Cummings Finish
ed-Sheldon first, Rulo second Blake
third, Cosner fourth, Cummings
fifth Time, ten and one-fifth sec
onds.
Second event.-High jump. Con-
testants Indians, Rulo Normal
Windes and Blake. Tempe High, L.
Brooks. The first jump was at the
height Of four feet, six inches; all
cleared but L. Brooks. who sprained
an ankle and dropped out, all clear
ed at four feet, nine inches also at
four. eleven at five feet, one inch;
Blake failed and took third, at five,
three and three quarters seconds.
the equal to the territorial record.
Rulo cleared and Windcs was drawn
after two-thirds Rulo attempted to
raise the territorial record and clear
ed at five feet, four and three
fourths inches and then cleared at
five feet, five and one-half inches
on the second trial. This was also
a territorial record that was broken
at the meet
Third event-22O yard dash. Con-
testants-Normal, Blake and Sheldon
Indians-Rulo. Tempe High Cum
mings. Finished Sheldon first. Blake
second, RUlO third and Cummings