Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
COYOTES AGAIN MIN TUCSON TRACK MEET
 BY WIDE PLURALITY

In track, farther back even than the oldest 2lumnus can induce his cerebel- ! lum to record, Phoenix high school has | always been the champion of Arizona. 1 Every year at the University of Ari- | zona during University week, the Coy otes have clearly won the track meet in which the rest of the Arizona high schools compete. Always Phoenix High school is awarded the cup and always does Phoenix high carry away over half of the possible points in the meet. This year has proved to be no excep- | ton. and last week. which was the University week of 1918. the Coyotes once again carried off the track cup. the relay cup and the Monte Mansfield highest point cup. Last year the Coy Notes failed to receive the highest point cup but won the track and relay cups.
 The first track event of the Univer- sity week meet this year was the two trial beats of the l00-yard dash. These were won by Detweier and Griswold of Phoenix High school. The time was 10:1-5 The former state record was made in 1916 by Marian, of Phoenix. In a recent track meet at Mesa Det- weller bettered the record and lowered it to 10 seconds, flat.
 The next event on the track program was the pole vault, form of the game in which the Coyotes have failed to produce this year. Bonnet. of Chand- Ter won the pole vault by tying the state record of 10 fN,t one inch Cuff, of Gila academy took second place and Hobbs, of Bisbee third.
 In the t20-yard high hurdles Norton, of Phoenix placed first making the dis tance in IS 4-5 seconds. Hubbard. of Gila academy was second followed by nF
 The 220-yard dash was easily taken by Griswold and Detweiler. of Phoenix. The time made by Griswold was A 1-5 seconds.
 Walter Tolieson. of Phoenix in the 220-yard low hurdles made the course in 20 2-5 seconds. Second was Bryant, of Phoenix and third. Scott, of Benson. The record for the 22O low hurdles was made by Peabody of Phoenix, in 1916 when he Jumped them in 26 4-5 sec onds.
 In fhe mile run Phoenix failed to place. tA Nelson of Gila academy won the oveNt with J. Nelson of Winslow second. Tliomas of Bisbee took third place
 R. Smith. of Florence won the 440- yard dash in 56 S-5 seconds. Griswold, of Phoenix and Detwoiler took second and third place in this event.
 Glla academy took first place in the SS0-yard dash in minutes and 16 seconds Thomas of Bisbee took sec ond, Nelson, of Winslow took third place.
 The running high jump was won by R. Bennett of Chandler Rohner and Hubbard Of Gila academy took second and third places.
 Martinez. of Benson. in the l2-pound shot put carried away first place by putting the shot an even AZ feet. He was followed second by Gila academy adn Robbers. of Phoenix took third place.
 The running broad jump, Rohner. of Ctila academy took first place. He jumped 19 feet seven and one half inches Walter Tolleson. of Phoenix. took second place in this event and R. smith. af Florence third.
 Tile discuss throw was won by Kohfen, of Phoenix. He cast the iron gS feet and 11i5 inches.' Martinez, of Henson took second place.
 In the mile relay, for which silver cup was offered, Phoenix took first place. making the course in minutes and s4 seconds