Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
UNIVERSITY NEVIS

| UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, Tue ! son, May 15-The Arizona track team 1 won the triangular meet with the 1 New Mexico Aggies and the New l Mexico Military institute at Roswell, | N. M., with d score of 50 points to | the institutes 47, while the Aggies 1 came in third with II points. Jacob 1 son, high point man from Roswell, | broke the record for the 100yard | dash when he ran it in 4-5 seconds, | but the record will not be allowed to stand because the runner was favored l by high wind at his back. Jacob son won 27 of the 47 points won by his team and won individual high score honors of the meet. Victory was not sure until the last event when Arizona captured the relay race which gave her the points to win the meet.
 The events follow:
 100-yard dash-Jacobson, first. Goodwin, second; Ellison, third. Time | 9 4-5 seconds.
 High jump-Seaman, first; Jacob son, second: Marian third. Height 1 feet inches.
 Half mile-Charles, first; Stoltze. second; Etchverry, third. Time ? 1 min. g 45 sec.
 Pole vault-Jacobson, first: Lamm, second; Seaman, third. Height, II
 
 High hurdles-Converse, first; l Marlar second; Jacobson, third. Time, 16 2-5 seconds.
 1 440-yard dash-Haug htelin. first; ] Powers, second; Stevens, third Time, ! B 4-5 seconds.
 | Broad jump-Baker, first; Sperry, second Boone. third. Distance, 1s feet 111a inches.
 220yard hurdles - Jelkes, first; Marian, second; Ellison, third. Time i 25 4-5 seconds.
 Shot put-Kettleson, first; Jacob son, second; McCauley. third. Dis tance. 3S feet 7k inches.
 Mile run-Charles, first; Hillman, second: Nugent, third Time, min- l 1-5 sec.
 1 Discus throw-Jacobson. first; Me 1 Cauley, second; Kettleson. third. Dis I tance, 123 feet, inches l Relay race-Arizona, first; 1nsti- ute, second. Time min. 40 sec. On the way back the team stopped at Albuquerque and won meet from l the University of New Mexico by a score of STE to 40i1. Haughtelin of Arizona broke the record in the 220- yard dash, making a straightway in p 2-5 seconds. Whait of New Mex ico was high point man with Taught elin second. Arizona also won all three tennis matches held with New Mexico at the same time. At the annual election of Phi Rap pa Phi, national honorary scholarship fraternity, seven seniors were elect ed to membership here yesterday They are, Miguel R. Carrillo, Jeor Slavens, Frank Wartman, Elmer Working Eleanor Jones, Mildred Kelly, Lucy Bowen and Rudolph Zepeda.
 The finals in the H. A. Drachmar oratorical contest will be held May IS in the open air theater in the patio of the Aggie building. Of the 1; who delivered orations in the prelim- mary try-out two weeks ago, the fol- lowing six have been chosen to ap- pear in the finals: Wanda Browning on World Fellowship Kenyon T Palmer on Religion and the Univer- sity," Allan Elder on Americas Duty to Ireland" Iazelle Smith on The Teacher" William J. Misbaugh or Industrial Justice" and Lawrence Howe on Shat Germany Pay?' MT. Drachman offers d purse of S4t each year to be divided into two prizes of s25 and sI5, tor the two bes ] orations.
 Joe w Conway aud George Y Roark, with 1S3 and 146 votes re spectively, won nomination for presi
 dent of the student body organization for next year, in the primary election T held here Saturday.
 Bert Baker of the Arizona varsit tennis team, walked away fror Greene, the University of Souther California first man, in a singles con
 test Saturday. This match, howeve was the only victory for Arizona, tn visitors winning the doubles and tw
 singles. Lepp1a and Baker lost tn
 doubles to Greene and Welch in tw
 straight sets. Tovrea was defeate
 by Sbelmers, and Leppla lost two ol
 of three games to Welch. At the last meeting of the univeI
 sity faculty. a ruling was passed ' the effect that Arizona should offe
 a doctors degree. The university hs
 never before given courses leading I a doctors degree, so that this actio \ means another step in progress fC \ the university. The conditions wi
 be printed in the catalogue. President von KleinSmid ar \ nounced that hereafter, March F, wi
 be celebrated as Founders day ft | the university, which was official II founded on March F, 1885.
 Most interesting plans are beir completed for commencement wee this year. Alumni day will be one \ the most important of the wee U Elaborate plans are being made es the association for the initiation
 the class. There will be a big a
 sembly in the auditorium at 4:30 = which the general public is invite 'c The main address of the afternoo