Arizona republican., 1914-03-19
Preparations in High Schools and University for Uni versity Week, April 13 to IS; Coyotes Will Enter Contests

son will be held next Saturday when all the schools of the Salt River Val ley will meet in an invitation meet at Tempe. The events are open to the are well above the filgh Schools in grade and athletic experience
 The Coyotes will enter in tie meet. They will enter at the least three men in every event. and Will start two of these men. The ru!es allow eacn school to enter four men in an event, and three of the entries may start IL Is expected that all the schools in the valley will enter like number making 1t necessary to run several heats in each of the events for the final de- cision
 The meet will be d trial event for all the schools, allowing them to see if they have tie material for entry in the future valley meets and especially in the Tucson University Week meet. All the schools of the valley are expecting to send their best men to the State University to participate in the events which will be staged there at that time, and the first real trial of material and grit will be seen at the invitation ! meet to be held this Saturday. Coyote Prospects | The Coyotes have an excellent team of athletes to enter in the events which | will be staged at this meet. They have been on the track since the early part | of the year under the direction of | Coach Geary, the same man who took | the Coyotes through the football season | just passed with such high honors, and under his coaching the youngsters of l the P H. s. have developed several men who promise to be not only fast | but gritty and heady ovalers. 1 The Tempe Invitation Meet will de- eide for the Coyotes just how strong l they may expect to be on the circle, and will furnish the men the oppor- tunlty heretofore denied them.-that of | getting up against good fellows where I they will have to use their heads and legs all the lime.
 l T do not expect to do such great | things with my men at the Tempe meet" said Coach Geary. last evening | but l do hope that they will take | enough events to come near the top | The main part of the meet to me and l to my team, is the experience they will gain in meeting fellows who will make | them bend down and dig. With the 1 experience. they will get out of this and the meet on the 2Sth. I think l can develop a track team which will take all honors hands down, at the | University Week meet
 1 Gearv is not the only one at the high who is optimistic as to what the Co- votes will do. All the fellows of the i several events are sure they can make the other fellows go at q terrific speed to beat their marks. and they have | spent their every effort to develop themselves under Geary's tutoring to 9 point where they will be able to dc best work for the school they rep resent
 University Week
 There is much interest in the com ing University Week events all ovel the state. At Prescott there is z squad of men practicing daily, an' they have made the threat that they will not be tail enders in the fina scoring at the Old Pueblo. Especially are they strong in the half and th' pole and weight events and they ar' bragging that they will take all of th'
 firsts in these.
 Yuma has done a trick that none O the others have yet thought of. The. have gotten bunch of the young col lege athletes in the T. s. R. $ to conn out on the track and show them tn
 stunts that will pull the events thei way. In that way they are securing coaching that is hard to beat, and ar developing several fast and husky run
 ners
 Little Snowflake Academy, way II , in the clouds in the northern part 0 the state, will again participate in tn
 U. A. events. Last year they ha . two men on the track, and thos
 two took several of the classics
 events of the meet drawing thel academy well to the top in the SCOT
 
 ' on the cinders again this spring an there may be others in addition. ! Little has been heard from u
 Pisbee and Douglas highs. HoWev(
 they are reported as having a stron lt he of athletes on the track, and { c they have been famed in the pa IS for what they have done, they al y likely to have teams which will maj d some others lool; like the far fame
 celluioid dog
 Tucson is the most to- be- fear' n school in the whole of the entrle 1t They have the double advantage m being at home, and of practice rae l. against the faster and older men
 the university. Besides they W
 have their entry list complete in t
 events. thereby being able to croN
 and push where other schools W
 have but the one or two entries
 do their best against such ''Seners Q izing."
 Il Over in old Cochise there is a l
 tie Mormon academy from when
 came last year gang of huski
 of the farm that made all the ott sd teams look in wonder, and thi
 How in thunder can we compe
 against such giants?" Solomonvi r, has again signified their intention i coming to the university fun. a