Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
HIGH SCHOOL II NOTES

The biggest game of the year is to take place today at the new athletic field The game will be called at 3 o'clock The Indian warriors are to make the hopeless attempt to put the "d-bosh" on the Coyotes, but they will soon find out how foolish it is to try to carry out any such ideas. If the Coyotes hit the redskins just one half as hard as they have been hitting the dummy the last few days, there will not be an Indian on his feet at the end of the first half. The following men will start the game today: Gray, | e.: Gorrell, l. t.; Rogers, l. g.; New kirk, C.; Friend, r. g.; Becker, r. t.; Davis, r. es.; Brawner, q. b.; Bryant, l. h. b.; Macdevitt, f. b.; Gillilland, r. h. b.
 Hnrrah. Maybe the Coyotes will, at last get a trip to the coast. Albert Pinney. one of the alumni, who has been hard at work trying to arrange far an outside game, received an an swer to one of his letters yesterday. It was from the principal of Santa Monica high school who said that they would be very glad to have the Coyotes come over there for a game, providing
  which will put them out of the cham pionship race, thereby leaving them with an open date on December 6. That sure sounds good, doesn't it? The only thing now which can pos sibly keep the Coyotes from sure trip, is that Santa Monica may win next Saturday. The possibility of a trip to the coast will put the Coyotes on their toes today against the Indians. Be fore, the fellows were beginning to get discouraged. but now they are like a bunch of young colts.
 The girls tried their hand at boost ing football games yesterday by put ting on one of the best assemblies of the year. Miss Whitfield and Miss Sexon. of the, faculty, showed remark able talent along oratorical lines, both speakers making excellent talks on the gentle art of showing the pigskin around the field. Both the girls and the boys glee clubs did fine in sing ing several Thanksgiving songs. Mary Burton was very good in explaining how. when and where the parade was to form, and the success of the parade was greatly due to the way she talked in assembly. Just before the assem . ply adjourned, Phillipa Jones led the school in some yells. This is the first time girl has acted in the capacity of school yell leader but from the way the students yelled yesterday it would mot be bad idea to try it again.
 Mrs. Gertrude Jay will be about the only member of the Phoenix high school who will miss the game today. hA uyfn hd to between Occidental and the University of Arizona She left last night for Tucson. where she will spend the holi- days with her daughter.
 At 9 o'clock this morning there will he a tennis tournament between the Evans school and the Coyotes. The match will be played on the P H. s. tennis courts. The P. Fl. $. team will consist of Captain Brown, Coggins, Burton and Fretz.
 The finals Of the typewriting tour nament. which has been conducted by the commercial department of the Phoenix high school, were played off last evening. Nan Blackburn carried off first honors with record of 56 net words per minute. thereby win ming for herself the title of the cham pion typist of Phoenix high school Blanche Rivers won second place with record of 47 net words per minute and Ruby Hughes third place with 42 net words per minute. All students wrote from the same material, which was entirely new to them, for 10 uin- utes on the machine of their choice Next Tuesday an opportunity will be given anyone who may desire to chal- lenge the winner and endeavor to beat their record. A great deal of enthusi- ssm has been worked up by this tour nament aSd more in the future are planned. Soon it is hoped an amateur contest shall be held, open to any iypist in the state to participate for the championship of the state of Ari-