Arizona republican., 1922-04-04
GLENDALE WINNER
IN TRACK AND FIELD
MEET ON SATURDAY

GLENDALE, April 3.-The track
and field meet held Saturday at the
Glandale grammar school. in which
all the schools in the west end district
participated, was decided success
and ended in favor of Glendale. This
meet included teams from Glendale.
Washington and Cashion. and both
boys and girls teams were repre-
sented The final score for the vari-
Gus teams stood as follows:
Boys. 571z; girls, 1917.
Total, IS points.
Cashion-Boys, 3h; girls, 12ia.
Total, Is points.
Washington Boys. !; girls, IA.
Total, Is points.
This result shows that Glendale
was first; Cashion. second. and
washington third and of the latter
two teams the girls were the heaviest
point winners, which proves that the
girls are in for all kinds of good,
clean sports. The boys should wake
up to the occasion and come and
help 10 make a better showing during
the coming year.
The following list of events and
the winner. of each event are given,
as well as the time: 100-yard dash:
Alexandra Maldonado. first; Marcel
limo Leon, second; Charles Juncker.
third; time. s11.3 seconds. Pole vault
Alexandra MaIdonado, first Ernest
Dyer second: Elton Yancy. third:
height. S feet, s inches. 0-yard
hurdles: Elton Yancy, first. Ernest
Dryer, second: Albert Young Wash
ington) third; time 3o1 seconds.
High jump: Elton Yancy, first; Ale
iandro Maldonado, second; Asbery
Park (Glendale), and j Beacham
(Cashion) tied for third; heighth.
feet, 10A inches. 44o-yard dash: Err
nest Dryer, first Willis Moore. Sec
ond: Charles Juncker. third. time. 1
minute, 10 seconds. Broad jump: FL
ton Yency, first. Ernest Dryer, sec
ond Alexandra Maldonado, third;
distance IL feet inches. Relay race,
one-half mile: Glendale, first; time,
2 minutes, 1712 seconds.
The girls events We're equally in
teresting and in the various events
the scores were much closer, The
letter marked after the name will
designate from which school the con-
testant entered each event. The tabu
lated score is as follows: 75yard
dash: Mae Patrick (W). first: Mable
Lewis (G), second: Lorene johnson
(W) and Florence Niece (W). tied
for third. 50yard dash: Mable Lewis
(G), first; Mae Patrick (W1, second;
Annie Daniels (CO, third. Basketball
throw: Annie Daniels (Cl, first;
Jewel Lindsey (C). second; Lorene
Johnston (W), third. High jump:
Lulu Baker (G) and Annie Daniels
| (C), tied first: Lorita Bradley tG),
second; Alberta Collev tW), third
sOolyard relay: Glendale frs t.
Washington, second, and Casnion
third.
After the track and field events
were finished double-header base
ball game was held between the girls
and boys teams from Glendale and
| Washington. The boys played five
! innings and the score ended IL to 0 in
! favor of Glendale. The girls game
/ was even more of a circus. the Glen
dale girls winning, 80 to 10.
Commercial Club to Meet
The regular weekly meeting of the
/ Glendale Commercial club will be
held Tuesday evening. at the club
rooms at 1880 o'clock 1t is hoped
that large representation of business
men will be present.
Farm Bureau Meets
The meeting of the farm bureau
| held this evening at the Woman's
club was one of the best that has
| been held in Glendale since the or
| ganization of the bureau more than
a year ago. The points brought out
were of timely interest and the pro-
gram Of music presented was more
than we'll received by all.
| Baby Buried
Lillian Fern Brassfield. year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Ray Brass
| field, who died yesterday as the re-
suit of pneumonia, was buried this
afternoon at 8 o'clock in the Glendale
cemetery.
Meetings Continue
The cottage prayer meetings held
| each night at some members home
continue with great success. The
meeting Tuesday night will be at the
home of Mrs. f. l.. Benton. Wednes-
day at the church, Thursday at the