The border vidette., 1927-04-16
oREENWAY FIELD DAY APRIL 20

Phoenix, Ariz.. April 14-Two
worlds champions and at least
six A. A. title holders will ap.
pear on the second annual Green
way Field Day program to be
staged here on April 23d, &C.
cording to Athletic Director Vic
Householder who announced the
following lineup of stars:
Charles Paddock, the worlds
fastest buman. holder of the
100 yard. 100, 200 and 300 meter
worlds discus throw record, the
I. G. A. A. A. A. Is 10. shot
put record and the only athlete
holding two places on last years
all America thletic team.
Leighton Dye, A. A. U. Ma
tional 120 yard hurdles cham
pion.
Kenneth Grumbles, A. A. u.
National 22O yard hurdles cham.
pion.
Philip Osif. A. A. U. National
six mile senior and junior cham.
pion.
Ia addition to the above stars,
the April 23d program will in
clude Murray Schultz of Cal.
tech, Hugh Penny of the Los
Angeles Athletic club, Bob Max
we'll of the Hollywood Athletic
club, and representative groups
from Occidantal College and the
University of Arizona.
The above list is by no means
complete, it was emphasized by
Householder, who is still negotiat
ing With several other stars.
TheN 100 yard dash feature
event will have Paddock com
peting against Schultz, Penny
and Occidental and Arizona
stars.
The 44O yard relay will have
team composed of Paddock,
Penny, Maxwell and Schultz
competing against the Uniyer.
sity of Arizona and an all star
team from the Salt River valley.
The valley team will probably
consist of Eddie Baker and Phil
Thompson of Phoenix Junior
College, Bert Goodrich of the
Tempe Teachers College and a
fourth man.
The 120 yard high hurdles will
have the two A. A. U. cham
pions Dye and Grumbles, com.
peting against Bob Maxwell and
men from Occidental and Ari.
Zona.
The discus throw and 16 ID
shot events will have Bud Hou
ser, the discus champion, com.
peting against Coach Heiden
reich of Phoenix Junior college
and several others.
There will be also pantatblou
men from Occidental, Arizona,
Tempe Teachers college. Phoe.
nix Junior college, Phoonix In.
dian school. Gila college and the
Northern Arizona Teachers col
lege.
Charles Borah, the Phoenix
fash and National A. A. u.
sprint champion, will be unable
to appear here on April 23d as
U. S. G. and Stanford track
gathering has been scheduled
for the same date. Both Dean
Cromwell and Arnold Eddy, of
u. S. C.f have sent their regrets
that University of Southern Cali
fornia men would be unable to
appear here.
The big athletic meet is dedi.
Gated to the memory of the late
General John G. Greenway, Ari
zona's most illustrious soldier.
The meet is sponsored by the
Daughters of the American Re
volution. II.
The entire proceeds of the big
athletic meet will be turned over
to the newly created D. A. r.
Student Loan fund which has
been formed to aid worthy stu
dents to acquire higher educa
tion, according to Mrs. J. B. Gi
rand. chairman of the executive
committee. Any high school or
college student in the state in
need of funds to complete their
education need only to apply to
the D. A. r. Chapter in their
respective cities. Several stu
dents have already availed them
selves of the fund.
Not less than five bands will
play during the program. &C
cording to the officials. This
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