The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-19
name OFFICERS
FOR BIG MEET
Those in Charge of Inter-
scholastic Announced
Plans Advance Rapidly
NEW TO
JOIN THE E
University Model High Take
Part-Five Minnesota In
stitutions Come In.

The university committee in charge
Of arrangements for the annual state
interscholastic track and field meet,
which is scheduled to take place here
May 16 and II, is working hard to
make the affair a big success. Cor
derry Batten is the manager of the
meet and lie states that it will I'M
doubtedly be the best ever held in
North Dakota. For the first time
schools from outside of this state will
be permitted to compete. Some time
g letters were sent out to the varI-
u high schools owe the state to as
certain whether it would he advisable
or not to max an interstate affair out
Of the meet and a big majority OF
vor of the plan. According to the ar
rangements, however, the new en-
trants will not be allowed to carry off
h state medals. Interstate medals
and a banner will most likely be pro-
vtded for h outside contestants. At
the present time five Minnesota
schools have signified their intention
to participate and they are Crookston.
Warren. Ada. East Grand Forks and
F%osston.
Model High May Compete.
Another feature Of the arrange
AAi SSoA Will OC lIlS 0dlttlSl1IlSo
of the Model high school to the meet.
The athletes from this school will not
be allowed. to count points or secure
medals for winning places, but will
simply have a chance to take part.
Formerly the model high students
have been barred from participating
In all track meets because they are
have never been allowed to compete
with the other high schools Of the
state. It is thought that by allow
ing them to enter there will be bet
ter races in every way and the. other
state schools will not lose anything.
Entrance Blanks Go Out.
The entrance blanks will be sent out
May l and they must be returned to
the university n o later than May IL.
II there are any schools that wish the
blanks they a secure them by send
ing to j. c. Batten at the university
as they will be mailed only to those
schools which have replied to the let
tiers sent out in regard to the new ar
rangenlents for the meet. All schools
desiring to send representatives may
be assured that everything possible
will be done for their convenience.
The visiting athletes will be allowed
sity track team which will be held
Saturday morning May II. At that
time the team which will go to the
conference meet at Huron, s. D., will
be picked.
Officers Named. I.
The officers who will have charge OF
the high school meet have just been
named and they are as, follows:
Referee. Prof. E. F. Chandler: starter,
c. E. Armstrong. Finish judges, E. l.
Egelhoff. L. c. Harrington. q. r. Da-
vies. w H. Daubt. Dr.. G. A. Abbott,
r. R.. Hitchcock, DR.. G. n. Caldwell,
Q. 7. Lindsey, S. j. Pease and William
Bulge.
Timers. Prof. A. j. Becker, J.. Floyd
Stevens and Dean NJ. A. Brannon.
Reporter. E. c.. Greiss. Scorers. Phil
lip Bangs. head, Edward Porter and
Hugh Putnam. Aunnouncers. John
Sad and John Graham. Field judges,
DR.. w. G. BeBk, head. Clarence Lock
lin. Jacob Hofto. Ellis Kemerer, Karl
Schmidt. Ernest Bulge and Hale Mel
son. Clerks of course. Michael Zipoy,
head. William Chittick, Oscar Wilcox,