Arizona republican., 1921-02-16
ALUMNI NAME LEADERS FOR
 ANNUAL GAME
 WITH COYOTES

sas.S @lumni met at the Y. M. c. A. rr,~, saent 70 perfect plans for the an- - ..ANcnall clash with Coyotes Pep" ,l,.. Nne keynote of the meeting with .,, ..ner .sI .ner students filled with desire ' toNer the Coyote record in the na ..onal pastinle. The Coyotes defeated % aiunni last year 9 to S. but the
 ..i'nt rest easy in the thought they
 Ne never been defeated by the high ~enool football squad.
 s.-.taaS aaS year it will be different" says
 He finncy. who was elected man. sr oi thc alumni baseball team at t-.Nt nights meeting. sNVe arc going to new Inc kids something new in the 1~ti~i.@i p1tstiino- We have a warm rfvt in our hearts for Phoenix High -na we feel inst the baseball team ."~st ''e given real opposition in order Ne Veteaop the class that belongs to our ~chool- The alumni wna put a team a uae field that would do justice To A.c American league. Watch our smoke when We fire up for the big game
 Ross LyalL one of the leading players i the valley. was named captain and 't Mtli ne his duty tO pick a team from me following list of all stars: Mitchell -Nntnony. Harry Westfall, Finley West tN@i. Dick Heflin. Duke Cross J. V. nrart Ralph Brown, Ed Thomas, Wick henenato, Ed Jackson. Harry Bryant, ~@ a tA1Ahd~s IL. A. IfoSSOs Bruce sea nun. George Peters, Ed Brophy, Dan fsilis and Sharkey Walters. Mark An thony is secretary of the club. He also 'ollects the shelSels and pays the bills. -Sut he's no easy mark.
 w. J. Clark. formerly with the New ark high school and later athletic di- rector for the naval baseball Squads on the New Jersey coast has been em- pioycd to coach the alumni. Clark is an approved athletic coach holding certtficates from the Y. M. c. A. and ~r@tding committees. He says the -'umni have the material to make a No sderful team.
 -:herc is more rivalry in the annual nigh ~chool-alumni zane than the Yale and Harvard game The alumni play one game each year and the high school boys would rather win this game han the state championship.
 The Coyotes are putting in a stren- uous course of practice each evening preparing for the mighty struggle booked for the afternoon of Washing toms birthday. The game will start about 2.S0 D. m. In addition to the big league baseball aggregation the alumni VIII put a track and field team in the big meet to be held by the high school early in March,
 Griswold will captain the track team and Jake Hoagland will be manager with Ben Henshaw, secretary. Gris- void Will have it soft picking from this gang, Peabody Corpstein. Thoma cSpsxg. Baker. Marian. Pinney. Akers, Cre~vEton. Anthony and others too nu- merous to mention.
 After the athletic affairs of the alumni were disposed of the members decided that immediately after the Aiumni-C Coyote baseball game another meeting will be called at which time a rcrmanent organization will be per- fected and officers elected for the com ing year. In the meanwhile the ath- letes will bend their efforts to moulding the greatest team ever assembled un- der the alumni coiors.
 Manager Pinney amour -es that work win be started at once to put Eastlake park in shape for the eruell- ing contest The field will be rolled as he says to make 1t harder for the Coyotes. the grandstand will be re. paired and additional bleacher seats in stalled. Nothing will be left undone tc make this the biggest game in the his tory of the Salt River valley and tho receipts of the game will be placed. fl a fund to help defray the hospital ex- penses of one of the boys injured in tho football game last fall. Tickets will bs offered the public this week.