The Snowflake herald., 1914-03-14
CONTRACT

shall constitute the Official Guide for
the District Mutual Meet between Snow
flake and ST. Johns Stakes, when signed
by the Presidents of each Stake. Any
differences that may arise that are not
covered by these regulations shall be
decided upon by the two Presidents.
The Meet shall be held at Snowflake
March 14-15th, 1914.
1t shall include the following events:
l. Re-told Stories
2. Orations
3. Debating
a. Junior Mixed Chorus
5. Seniors Mixed Double Quartette
6. Baseball Game, and
Z. Field and Track Meet, including
fourteen Q4) events.
ADMISSION
There shall be three admission fees
of twenty-five cents charged all who
are not participating. 1st. Admission
to the Evening Entertainments. End.
For the Field and Track meet.
The gate receipts for the Evening
Entertainment to be divided into fifths,
each event. The receipts for the Track
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on a twenty-five and seventy-fve per
cent basis, that is, winners seventy-five
and losers twenty-five, or the winners
to have all gate receipts.
ELIGIBILITY
No one can enter any of the events
unless they are members of the Mutual
this year, in the Stakes for which they
are contesting.
SCORE
Events l, 2, 3, a and are to be
given to the parties receiving the de-
cision of majority of the judges in
each event. Event is to go to the
team scoring the greatest number of
runs in nine innings game. Event
is to be given to the team winning the
greatest total number of points. In
Event 7, all events except the relay
race, shall be counted as follows: First
Place, points; Second Place points;
Third Place | point. 9 Points shall be
given the team winning the relay race.
TIME AND ORDER OF EVENTS QE
TRACK MEET ~
The events Of the Field and 11>fTssck
Meet shall occur in the following ordSsT,
with no more than minute inter
mission, and as soon as the contestants
can get into position after the preceding
event:
Order of Events:
SATURDAY, 10 A. M.
Ist. one hundred yard Dash, End,
One-Mile Run, 3rd, 220- ard Dash,
4th, Half-Mile Run, 5th, High Jump,
9Th, IA Mile Run, 7th, Low Hurdles,
220 Yards, 8th, Shot Put, 9th, Hammer
Throw, 10th, Discus, 18th, High Hurd-
les, 120 Yards, 18th, Broad Jump, 18th,
Pole Vault, and I4th, One Mile Relay
Race, by eight men in each team.
JUDGES
There shall be five sets of judges,
each set composed of three impartial
and competent persons.
SELECTION OF JUDGES
Each Stake shall choose one judge of
each set, and the two thus selected shall
choose the third judge when they meet.
The selections made by the Stakes must
be made and sent to the other Stake
not less than ten days before the contest.
FUNCTIONS OF THE JUDGES
The five sets of judges shall be group
ed as follows:
Group "A''. To Judge the Story-tell-
ing and Orations.
Group "B". To Judge the Debating.
Group "C''. To Judge the musical
Group "D". To judge the results of
the events in the Field and Track Meet.
Group "E". To judge as to the fair
ness of the men in the Field and Track
Meet.
FINAL DECISION
A final decision is one in which the
majority of Judges acting in said event
are agreed. Groups ga" and "C'' shall
be governed by the circulars. Group
''B" shall be governed by the following:
Argument so, Delivery 20, Construction
20. Groups sd" and ''E' shall be
governed by the rules for the Field and
Track Meet.
NUMBER OF ENTRIES
There shall be only one contestant
from each Stake in the Storytelling and
in the Grafton contest. There shall be
only two men in each of the debating
teams. In the Field and Track meet
there shall be no more than two entries
from each side in the two hurdle races.
In all other events, except the relay
race, there shall be no more than three
entries from each side.
TRACK AND FIELD
The track on which all the races are
to be run must be quarter mile, oval,
and as free from rocks as practicable.
The jumping and vaulting shall be into
pit of sand. The discus throwing,
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