Arizona republican., 1922-03-08
HONORS IN FIELD
MEET ARE WON BY
SCOTTSDALE HIGH

SCOTTSDALE, Mar. THE first
track meet ever held at the local high
school resulted in victory for the
Beavers Of four firsts and the relay
beside a number OF seconds. The
Scottsdale Athletic club entered men
in every event and the Indians had
runners and jumpers in most OF the
events. The following are the events
and the times:
100-yard dash-Miller, first, high
school; Van Leer. second, S. A. c..
Boiler, third, high school. Time,
10 AS.
22O-yard dash--Milier, II. s., first:
Van Leer, 8. A. c., second; Cashwell.
S. A. c., third. Time, 25 seconds.
440-yard run - jefferson, Indian,
first: MONEY! II. c., second: Windsor,
II. s.. third. Time, So seconds.
Broad jump-Miller, first; Beller.
second; MONEY!, third; all high school.
Distance. II feet
High jurnp-Miller, II. s.: Beller,
II. S.; Kaydon, S. 4. c.; tied for first.
height. feet.
Shot put-Goodwin, II. s., first;
Josua, Indians. second Mouser, s. A.
c.. third Distance, 3S feet inches.
Half mile relay-.High school first;
S. A. C.. second. and high school,
third. Time. / minute 4S seconds
! Tho members of the winning high
school team were Coldweli. Emnery,
| Windsor and Beller. This race was
the most exciting event OF the day,
| for Beller OF the high school beat
| Van Leer of the $. A. c. to the tape
| by four inches The standing at the
close of the meet was: Beavers, 80
points; S. A. c.. II points; Indians,
! points. The Indians won the base
ball game by a large score. The main
event of the day was the wrestling
match between Indian Tommy Burns
and Jack Derron of Phoenix. Burns
had the advantage in weight OF about
15 pounds, but Derron was the
quicker OF the two. Derron won the
first fall in 261z minutes with toe
hold. II was a nice fall and some
quick work was witnessed. Burns
won the second fall in is minutes
and the third fall in is minutes The
weight of Burns told on Derron ir
the last fall, but he generally man
aged 10 break Burns holds without
much trouble. The entire match was
exciting and the 500 fans that wit
messed it were brought to their fee
time after time by overhead throws
and other snappy work. A return
bout either here or in Phoenix woulC
be a big drawing card and the fam
woGld certainly get their moneys
worth. Principal L. o. DuRoss ref
creed the match. Judges OF the da.
were Mr.. Goodwin and Mr.. Kimsey
! president OF the s. A. G.
: Getting Ready for Banquet
: The boys in the agricultural classe
have been busy the past two day
: making temporary tables for the sup
l...N l.. -. y al - all h
| voters in the district who come to tn
: get together meeting to be held A
| the school house Friday night at ga
D. m Members Of the farm bureau
chamber of commerce, Parent Teach
! err association and the Scottsdal
) Athletic club are cooperating Z
, make this meeting one of the mos
successful ever held in this district
5 The supper will be prepared by tn
> students on home economics undc
} the supervision of Mrs. Austin. Their
. will be several speakers from Phoe
& nix and other towns on different sub
[ jects and the coming bond election
: will be explained fully and everyon
I will have a chance to express his o
4 her opinion on 1t. The indication
4 are that more than $50 will be pres
!; | ent and they will crowd the basemen
Q to capacity There win be musi
q during the evening and a good tim
Is in store for all who come. Ther
:. will be no charge or collection {
S any sort
h Purchases Pedigreed Turkey
Mrs. Crosse, the expert turke
raiser of this district, received a fin
= Bronze tom turkey from Buffalo, II
h. The turkeys name is Red Bird Cham
o pion H., and is from one OF th
d champion flocks Of the country. II
!. weighed over 35 pounds and will /
), used to make the splendid flock {
II Bourbon Red turkeys belonging
+. Mrs. Crosse still better. Mrs. Gross
Y captured all of the prizes at the lai
e poultry show on the turkeys she er
10 tered.
d Boy Shot
j. Harvey Lane OF this district wa
If accidentally shot in the fleshy pal
Is OF his arm Sunday afternoon by h
1t sister, who was playing with a gu
= that was supposed to be unloade
Jf While the wound is painful II viii m
ID be serious unless infection sets In.
se From Sonora
Mr. Kinney, who has been on
~ business trip to Sonora, Mexico, n
/ turned last night and reported thinl
ID quiet in that section OF Mexico.
S. From Ohio
IN Mr. and Mrs. Skiles of Ohio al
$ guests at the Graves ranch.
L New Blacksmith Shop
'e There is a. new blacksmith startC
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