The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-22
ADDITIONAL SPORTS
Il. 5. FIELD DAY
AT A.. C.. MAY 9

The seventh annual inter-high
school field day will be held under the
auspices Of the North Dakota Agri-
cultural college, on Saturday, May 8.
IheSe contests are open to all North
Dakota and a limited number of west
ern Minnesota high schools. The en-
tries must be certified by the prin-
cipal and superintendent of the high
school, and the entries for each event
are limited to three men, except in the
relay race, when six men may be
entered.
Coach MacLean has made the call
Tor track men, and a large squad is
expected out. There are only a few
weeks left until the big track meet, so
the Midgets will be practising daily
to get into form May 9.
"A new distance man will have to be
developed this year, and also a man
for the pole vault, but with the abund-
ant material out a good man ought to
be picked for each Of these places.
Following are the rules of eligibility
and beneath is given the order. of
events.
Rules Of eligibility-Article 5 Of the
constitution Of the North Dakota High
School league:
Section l. No person shall take
part in any contest who is a graduate
from a first class high school and who
has not been regularly enrolled as a
student in the public schools he or she
is to represent for at least two weeks
prior to the contest or from the begin
ming Of the school year.
section z. ANY student leaving
school before the end Of the first
semester will not be eligible to con-
test until he has attended school two
full months.
Section 3. No student is eligible to
compete in any inter-high school con-
test who is not pursuing at least three
units of regular work with q passing
grade in all up to the time of the
contest.
Section 4. No student shall partici-
pate more than four years in inter-
nigh school contests. provided COM
petition while a member of the grades
below the high school shall not be
considered.
Points-First place in each event
shall count five; second place, three;
and third place, two points.
Prizes-Gold, silver, n bronze
medals will be awarded to the win
ners of the first, second and third
places, respectively. The school win
ming the relay race will be given a
silk banner or wall shield. The school
"IIlnilS TIE greatest NUMBER or points
Will be given a silk pennant or wall
shield.
Note-Send inquiries and entries to
H. Wood, Director Of Athletics, Agri-
cultural College. N. D. Entries must
be received by Monday, May 4, 1914.
Teams entering meet will please in
form Coach Wood when to expect
them in Fargo.
ORDER OF EVENTS.
Saturday, May 9, $3.50 A. M.
9:30-Trials: 120-yard hurdles.
10:O0-Trials: 100-yard dash.
10:30-Trials: 220-yard hurdles.
11:00-Trials: 220-yard dash.
9:3O-Hammer throw. s
High jump Cat conclusion Of
hammer throw. ..t
Saturday, May 9, 200 p. M.
2:00-Shot put. -... wi
2:15--Ffnals: 120-yard hurdles
(high). -
2:40-Finals: 440-yard run.
3:15-Finals: 100-yard dash.
Pole vault Cat conclusion of
shot putt.
S:45-Finals: 22o -hurdles dow.
3:50-Mile run.
Discus throw following pole
vault). .,..-
4:25-Ffnals: 220-yard dash.
Running broad jump follow
ing discus throw. "
4:45-Half-mile run. .
5:30-Relay race.
No deviation from this order.