Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
Causey Wins First
Place In Two Events
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at least three feet Scott's time was
% 1-5 seconds, II seconds slower than
Roland Locke's world mark.
The feat of the wildcat captain came
as stunning setback to the galaxy of
Pacific coast trackmen who had APP
peared in special events, which added
national color to the Greenway meeS.
Paddock held the lead at the halfway
mark, but both Scott and Ruth, of
Occidental college, had closed the gap
noticeably. Scott forged ahead so
yards from the finish. +is @s;;azN
Holding almost as much interest as
the special events which featured the
national and worlds champions, was
the full distance marathon run over
a 26-mile 3S5 yard course in which six
Hopi Indians started.
The marathon was won by Poho-
quoptewa, of the Oraibai reservations,
who last October won the Cheyenne
mountain six-mile running climb att
Colorado Springs in the time of 2I
hours 5S minutes and A seconds.
Pohoquoptewa was the only one of
the sextet to finish. Quamawna, who
was third in the Cheyenne mountain
event, dgopped out after he had passed
! the 25-mile mark.
Rating with Scott and Pohoquoptewa
for honors of the meet was Caddo,
Phoenix Indian school star, who won
the college mile and half mile runs
and was first in the five-mile team
event Caddo was clocked in the half
mile at 2:02 As. His time in the mile
was ABS, while he covered the five
mile run in "a minutes and 40 seconds.
College Results
100-yard dash-P. Thompson, J. c.,
first; Easley, Northern Arizona, sec
ond; Goodrich, Tempe, third; Hayden,
Northern Arizona, fourth. Time 10 LIS.
Mile run-Cado, Indians first; Teeter,
Tempe, second; Webb, Northern Ari-
zona, third; Barney, Indians, fourth.
Time 4:S6.
440-yard dash-Carl, Indians, first;
Fredericks, Indians, second; c. Thomp-
son, j. c., third; Simpson, Tempe,
fourth. Time 81 As
Javelin throw-Mortensen Gila col
lege, first; Sutter, Tempe, second;
0lHphlHS, Tempe, IHlTu, bTedu, III
dians, fourth. 161 feet inches
120-yard high hurdles-Huff j. c.,
first; Mortensen, Gila college, second;
Michea, Tempe, third; Bread Indians,
fourth Time Is As (new record).
220-yard dash-P. Thompson, j. c.,
and Easley, Northern Arizona, tied for
first; Goodrich, Tempe, third; Hayden,
! Northern Arizona, fourth. Time 23
! seconds.
High School Results
| 1O0-yard dash - Causey, Douglas,
! first; Williamson, Tucson, second; ].
! Woodbridge Phoenix, third Borch,
Tucson, fourth Time 10 1-5 seconds.
/ Mile run-Hummel, Phoenix, first;
Monteith, Peoria, second; English, Tue
son, third; Wright, Douglas, fourth.
Time 4:51.
| 440yardl dash Murphy, Tucson,
first; Baldwin, Phoenix, second; Hoh-
stadt, Douglas, third; Finley, Phoenix,
! fourth. Time 80.
| Javelin j. woodbridge, Phoenix,
/ first; Joslyn, Phoenix, second; Bier
kamp, Mesa, third; Allen Gilbert,
fourth. 151 feet 51s inches
/ 22O-yard dash-Curtis, Tucson, first;
!, Murphy, Tucson, second; Hargis, Bis
/, bee, third Hohstadt, Douglas, fourth.
Time "a 2-5'
| Pole vault--Causey, Douglas, first;
/ Howard, Mesa, and Nolan, Tucson, tied
/ for second: Kyle, Phoenix; Hicks,
Prescott, and Clark, Ajo, tied for
! fourth. II feet 25s inches.
| Discus - B. woodbridge, Phoenix,
first Mulleneaux, Phoenix, second;
! Hargis, Bisbee, third; O'Dowd, Tucson,
fourth.
Watson Deity, Phoenix union high
! school track captain, set new mark
! in the 220-yard low hurdles when he
got down in front of the field in 26
! seconds flat. The former record of
! 26 As seconds was held by Arnold
of Douglas.
| The fourth state record to go by
! the board was the quarter mile when
! Murphy of Tucson high went the dis
| tance in So seconds flat clipping
T, four-fifths of second from the old
record
! 49, 4 Dr.