The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-05
MAKE ENTRIES
FOR Big MEET
MORE THAN EIGHTY HIGH SCHOOL
ATHLETES ENTERED IN INTER-
SCHOLASTIC CONTEST.
Plans Completed for Entertainment OF
Visitors and Track Being Put
in Shape.

With more than 80 entries already
in and two schools yet to be heard
from the prospects for the success Of
the big interscholastic track meet to
be held on the university stadium on
Thursday and Friday of this week are
extremely bright Arrangements for
the entertainment of the high school
athletes have been completed and the
Idaho schools are expected to arrive
in Moscow tomorrow. A big rally pro-
gram in the interest of the coming
meet has been planned for the student
assembly tomorrow morning.
The Boise high school is sending a
delegation of eight men and ten en-
tries have been made from the Coeur
d'Alene high school. The Lewiston
and Moscow high schools have also
sent in large entry lists and many of
the smaller schools are entering at
least six athletes The Mullan, Wal
lace and Pullman high schools have
not yet sent in their entries though it
is thought they will be represented.
The track on the varsity field has
been put into excellent condition and
some of the old interscholastic rec
ords are likely to be shattered if pres
ent weather conditions continue
throughout the meet. Almost invar-
iably heretofore the interscholastic
meets have been held during rain or
snow storms and the track has been
in very poor shape. A number of the
marks set by high schoolers at the
Lewiston interscholastic meet last
week were better than some of the
records made in the Idaho-Montana |
meet here last Saturday and it is a
safe guess that others equally as good |
will be made in this weeks event.
The preliminaries will be held on
Thursday afternoon starting at 2
o'clock and at the same hour on Fri
day afternoon the finals will be start
ed. Most of the delegations will ar
rive either tomorrow afternoon or
morning.
The officials of the meet will be as
follows: Starter and referee, G. w.
Van der Veer; clerk of course, Cliff
announcer, J. Johnstone;
scorer Ross Cartee; assistant scorer,
ohr, MoE
erson, Angel, and Larson; judges of
inish, J. G. Griffith, S. T. Freer, and
Professor Frevert; judges of jumps, S,
;. Denning, Robt. Burns, and Arthur
Tardine; judges of weights, Clarence
Tavre, Albert Knudson, and Banks
Sinnison; inspectors, Vergil Samms, /
Eugene Kelly, and J. F. Hayden.
The following entries have been :
lade: Boise-Houston, Spofford,
thompson, Pyper, Nugent, Disney,
)uff, and Mangun; Colfax-Goff, Parr,
Vells, Burgunder, and Nordyke; Occur
Robson, Normoyle, .
'Rouke, Mathews, Danials, Gravelle, :
[cEachern, and Cleland; Genesee- =
ershow, Follett, Springer, Wardrobe, =
agile, Raymond, Mockel, Post, and :,
eyers; Grangeville-Long Leonard, =
nd Hill; Lewiston-Beevis, Stookey, =
Fred Nave, Floyd Nave, ~
erns, and Emerson; Rathdrum-Esch,
incl, House, and Mulledy; 81
Panghurn, Mashburn,
Id Scott; ellogg-Wilcox, al
Adams, and Gruhler; Nez- M
,rce-Robinson, Syron, Jones, Stew be
is, and Harbke; Bonners Ferry in
Callaghan, Johnston, Bangs, and di
lmpbell; Rupert-Levy, N. Isenberg; tn
Isenberg, and Betty; Johnson ell
eek, Thompson, Rubie, and Sodoroff; oh
Childers, Woods, tn
right, Suttle, White, Poe, Pearson, tn
d Bakon. Ju