Arizona republican., 1911-05-08

l University making the distance twen- ! Jy-one feet, five and one-h half inches, which is one foot and four inches | farther than the former record. And right here it will not be out of place to say that Highfl is about as nifty an athlete as has shown here for some little time; of course, when we make this assertion we exempt our own Joe Sheldon who has it on all the athletes in the territory by far and none of them have yet come up to the standard of Joe. The second record broken was that of the shot put, this went to the Normal. Dykes breaking his own record putting the shot forty-three feet, five and one half inches. The third and last rec ord broken was that of the low hur- dies. this went to the U. of A. Strong making the run in twenty-siX and four fifths seconds.
 The different events, results, the contestants and time are as follows:
 1-100 yard dash, sheldon, N, first; Highfn, U, second; Blake N, third Time. ten and one-fifth seconds
 2-High jump. Dykes, N, first; Strong, T.. second; Glcnnon, T., third: Windes, N, fourth. Height five feet and four inches. Dykes attempted to break the record at five feet, six inches, but failed in two attempts and then withdrew.
 3-One mile run, Haby, N. first; NJ. c. Williams, L., second; McComb. N.. third; Glennon. U., fourth. Time, five minutes and fifteen seconds.
 4-12O yard high hurdles. Blake. N. first; Strong, L., second; Spaulding. U., third; Jungerman, N, fourth. Time, seventeen seconds. Blake made a fine record by never touching a hurdle; Jungerman got a bad start
 5-22o yard run, Sheldon, N, first; Highfil. U., second; Wilkey, U.. third; Craig, N, fourth. Time, twenty-two and -fifths seconds.
 6-Hammer throw, Griffen of the Normal took first in this, his first throw winning, the distance being one hundred and twenty three feet two and onc-half inches. His second throw was one hundred and five feet six and one-half inches; third one hun dred and fourteen feet and one-half inch; final fouled. Dykes, N, sec
 
 ing one hundred and thirteen feet five inches: second. fouled: third, one hundred and twelve feet and two inches; final, one hundred and six feet and one inch. Loudermilk. L., was third. his second throw talk ing third being for one hundred and ten feet and seven and one half in ches: his first throw foul; third one hundred and ten feet and four inches; final, fouled. Underhill U., fell out in the finals. his first throw being one hundred and three feet and one and one-haif inches; second, one hundred and six feet three. inches: third, fouled.
 Discus throw. Dykes of N. win ming with his third throw being one hundred and two feet ten inches; first throw, ninety-six feet eleven inches; second, ninety eight feet six inches; final. ninety-one feet. j. Spikes, N, second; first throw win ming being one hundred and one feet two inches; second, ninety-nine feet six inches; third, ninety eight feet six inches; finals, ninety seven feet eleven inches Underhin, U., third: ii4'1 'iiiO" "lLlliliiS' tISHly -elBnt rect eight inches; second. eighty-seven feet; third, fouled; final. eighty-six feet nine inches. Lutgerding fourth, fouled in first; second. eighty five feet three inches; third, eighty six feet four inches.
 Broad jump, Highfil, U.. took first and also broke the record, his jumping was as follows: First. nine teen feet five inches; second. nineteen feet eleven and one-half inches; third. twenty-one feet four and half inches; final, twenty-one feet five and one-half inches. Windes, N, sec ond, as follows: First, nineteen feet ten and one-fOurth inches; second. nineteen feet eleven and One-haif in