The Daily Missoulian., 1914-05-10
List of Entries Complete
for Intersch0]astic Meet
University Committee Makes Final Arrangements for
Games to Be Held on Campus Next Thursday and
Friday Afternoons Is Changed

The committee in charge of the
University of Montana's eleventh an
nual interscholastic meet has complet-
ed the preliminary arrangements and
is now ready for the greater task OF
entertaining and experimenting the
contests of the largest crowd of high
school boys and girls that ever took
part in any single event in Montana.
Two hundred and forty-three men are
entered for the athletic events alone, a
splendid increase over all former fig
ures. Several new schools are to be
represented and many Of the old con-
testants have increased the size OF
their teams.
The list of entries was complete yes
terday. 1t includes the names of many
familiar stars, most notable among
them being Phelps, the colored sprinter
from Butte. who is expected to sweep
the field this spring.
Old Stars Many.
The known performers who will par
ticipate in the meet this year are
many. Phelps of Butte, winner last
year of the 100, and the 5O-yard dashes
and of third place in the 220-y yard dash
is bringing a strong team from Butte.
DeVore OF Gallatin, almost the only
remaining member OF the team that
dominated the meet for four years, Is
coming again. DeVore won first place
in the discus hurl last year and is en-
tered this spring in all of the weight
events. Kelly of Anaconda, who won
the 220-yard low hurdles and took
third place in the pole vault last year,
| will be back again with a strong team
! behind him. Newman of Helena, who
won the 220-yard last year will be
here. These are the only first place
winners who are coming back. Other
point winners in last years games who
will be participants this year are:
Bridgeman of Great Falls, winner Of
second place in the mile; Sticht Of
Missoula, winner of third place in the
mile; Puyear of Victor, winner of third
place in the shot put; Howard of Gal
latin, who tied for first place in the
high jump; Watkins of Great Falls,
who took third in the 50-yard dash;
Kemp OF Missoula, winner of third
place in the half mile; Murphy of Mis-
soula, winner of second place in the
100yard dash: Gillette of Great Falls,
winner of second place in the 440- yard
dash; McAuliffe of Butte, winner OF
| second place in the pole vault, and An
derson of Anaconda, winner OF third
place in the broad jump and of third
place in the high jump.
Old Heroes Missing.
Many familiar faces will be missing
on the field this year. Ingram Of Hell
ena, who won the mile run and took
second in the half mile will not be here.
Britain of Gallatin, winner of the shot
put, has graduated. Larimer of Bill
l1ngs. who won the hammer throw and
took third place in the discus hurl will
not be back. Cation Of Gallatin, who
tied for first place in the high jump,
has graduated. Jolley OF Gallatin,
sharer of individual honors last year.
is now college athlete. Jones of
Missoula, winner of the half and the
quarter mile races, and Prescott, his
teammate, who won the pole vault, are
not in Missoula's team. Kress of
Sweetgrass, who won the high hurdles
and the broad jump, is no longer in
high school.
Most of these old stars will take part
in the intercollegiate meet Wednesday
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Cation and Jolley will be members of
the team the state agricultural COL
lege is to send here to participate in
the state triangular games. while Jones
and Prescott will wear the colors of the
university.
On account Of the large number of
entries this year the university COM
mittee has been forced to revise the
program of events. 1t will be neces-
sary this year to have trial heats in
the SSO-yard run and in the relay race.
and to permit this. changes in the ar
rangement of the program have been
made necessary.
The new program follows:
Thursday.
Trials in the pole vault, the first six
men to qualify for the finals on Fri
day.
Trials and finals in the shot put.
Trials and finals in the discus hurl,
Trials and finals in the high jump.
Trials in the 50-yard dash. First
two men in each heat to qualify for
the semi finals.
Trials in the SSO-yard run, first two
men in each heat to qualify for the
finals.
Trials in the yard dash, the first
two men in each heat to qualify for
the semi finals.
Trials in the 120-yard high hurdles,
the first two men in each heat to
qualify for the semi-finals.
Semi finals in the 100-yard dash, the
winner OF each heat to run in the
finals Friday.
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