Arizona republican., 1917-03-26

Yale first, Stanford a second and third places Thus in all of the field events there would be no trouble experienced out of the ordinary. In the case of the sprints and runs, however, in order to get the times of the men other than the winner, it would be necessary to have timers for the second and third men in each event.
 That these dual 'tclegraphic" meets staged simultaneously in two widely separated sections of the country are feasible and would promote much in terest is the concensus of opinion among such sport followers as have given the matter consideration.
 Photographic" chess and checker tournaments as well as bowling match es already are of common occurrence.
 Dr. J. Fred Rohler, director of ath- letics of the State College of Washing ton at Pullman, who also is member of the basketball rules committee of the National Collegiate Athletic associa- tion, has picked on all-coast basketball team and an all northwest basketball team for an eastern sporting maga- zine.
 Dr. Bohlers selections follow.
 All-coast' basketball team: Price, w S. C., forward; Sieberts. 0. A. C., for ward; Hjelte, L. of California, center; Bohler. W. S. C.. guard; Staatz, Uni- Versity Of Washington, guard.
 All-northwest basketball team: Price w. g. C., forward; Gray, L. of Idaho, forward; Dement,. Whitman. center; Rohler, w. $. C., guard: Copeland, w. $. C.. guard
 The Washington State College team won the championship of the north- west this season and tied with Cniver- sity of California for the championship of the Pacific Coas; conference.
 With the approach of better eolfing Wether than this winters unusual snows have provided. and with the an nouncement of the dates for the Colo rado tournament made recently, golf CTS all over the state are polishing up their irons and painting up the veteran gutta- -percha used last season in prep aTation for q spring and summer os practice for entrance into the Colorado contest The tournament is to be played at the Lakewood Country club August T to p.
 The state governing body Of golf has named the handicapping committee for the tournament. IL is as follows: r. ". Maxwell. Denver Country club. chairman: Walter F. Kinkedd, Lake wood; c. J. Nienaus, Interlachcn Golf club, and W. R. Morris of the Denver City park club.
 Denver supporters of the movement to popularize tennis are pleased at the recent designation of that city has been named as one of two national tennis centers" in the mountain states region. Salt L;tke City is the other point so designated.
 This designation predicates the hold ing in Denver of a tournament the winners of which will be eligible t. compete for the national boys or na . tiona! juniQrs' championships in tour nanents at Forest Hills Long Island. during the week of the national singles championship, which begins August 30 A new phase in the automobile rae ing game in the southwest, which al ready has begun to develop it's "clas- sics' i1 the way of long distance road races seems likely from succession of the old Albuquerque Automobile Rac- ing association by the Albuquerque Speedway association.
 The reorganized body has obtained control of a plot of land on the mesa near Albuquerque, x. M., and expects soon to begin construction of a mile and q half elliptical track Whether tEe association will abasdon it's summer road races is not yet de- termineG.
 The overwhelming victory of the California tennis players in the recent East Vs West matches caused very little surprise auong eastern tennis ex- perts for it was considered almost d would outclass their rivals on the asphalt courts even more than they would on turf. An analysis of the seventeen matches played shows that six out of the sevep Were Won by the News And Comment h/C Of The