Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-12

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the Pennsylvania State College Alumni
who have manifested much interest in
track athletics in Harrisburg, and are
lending their support. Through the
efforts of these alumni members
Shorty Miller captain of last sea-
sons State College football team and a
Harrisburg boy, has been secured as
one of the officials and 1t was an
nounced this morning would be on
hand Saturday. The presence of Cap
tain Hobey Baker, oil Princeton, and
Captain Miller, of Penn State, adds to
the importance of this meet
The baton will be used in the relay
race. This is also following the re-
cent rule adopted by the A. A. u.
and requires that each runner pass to
the runner succeeding him a baton
of certain length. Should a runner
drop the baton, he must pick it up.
necessitates additional hurdles and
Steelton High will send their set to
Harrisburg for this meet.
In the drawings for places Tech
High athletes were not very fortunate.
Steelton, Central and Reading will be
punched in the relay event.
Everything's to Be Free
AS In the past, no admission will be
charged to the meet. Bleacher seats
will be free, but to get expense money
grandstand seats will be sold at 25
%
on hand to take care of the crowds 1t
was decided to start the events this
year at various points on the track in
order to give everybody an opportunity
to see the start and the finish The
program starts promptly at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon and all officials must
report one-half hour earlier The high
schools entered, their colors and let
ters follow:
Altoona. maroon and white, A;
Bloomsbury, red and white, b; Car
Isle, green and white, c.; Elizabeth
vile, black and gold, E; Central, Har-
risburg, blue and gray, H; Millers-
burg. maroon and gold. NJ; Phillips
burg, blue and white, P; Reading.
red and black, r; Steelton, blue and
white, S; Technical. Harrisburg, ma
room and gray, 7; Waynesboro, orange
and blue, w. The officials selected
are:
Referee-W. o. Hickok, III. Yale.
Judges of track eVents-GoVernor
J ohm K. Tener; Vance C. Mccormick
Yale; Carl w. Davis, Yale; f. G. Cox,
Princeton: Francis j. Hall, Princeton:
A. S. Patterson. Harrisburg High
School; DR.. Harvey F. Smith. Buck
nell and University of PENNSYLVANIA;
Professor F. e. Downes, Dickinson:
Fl. A. Boyer Harrisburg.
Field judges-Arthur E. Brown,
Harvard; A. Reeder Ferriday, Lafay-
cite; John Fox Weiss, Princeton: Gil
bert M. Owes. Princeton; the Rev. s.
w. Herman. Gettysburg; J. Montgom-
cry Trace, Princeton; DR.. John III. Fa-
ger, Jr.. University of Pennsylvania:
Nj. William Jacobs, Jr., University of
Pennsylvania; Thomas ]. Moffitt. Uni
versity of pennsylvania.
Official scorer-Wellington G. Jones
Harrisburg Telegraph.
Assistant scorers-Robert Free, Star
Independent; Robert F. German. Har-
risburg Telegraph; Thomas M. Jones
Star-Independent; f. A. Kirkpatrtck
the Patriot
Timers-The Rev. T. R. johnson
Mt. st. Mary's; Harry Snavely, Har.
risburg; w. A. Neale, Harrisburg; r.
ID. Beman. Harrisburg; H. w. Stone,
Harrlspurg, r. e. Langenheim, Har-
ward; Brenton d. Wallace, University
of Pennsylvania.
Custodians of prizes = DIR. C. r
Eager. Jr, Gettysburg and Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania; W. S. Steele
Hamilton and University of MARYLAND
Starter-Roy G. Cox Princeton.
Clerk of course-A. Fl. Hall. Frank
lin and Marshall.
Assistant clerks of course-Georse
w. Hill. Gettysburg; Leo f. Harris
Dickinson; Paul G. Smith. Bucknell:
=. n. Dennis. Penn-State; A. A. Vert.
Penn-State.
Marshals-M Harvey TAYLOR u,r-
risburg: j. r. Hoffert, Harrisburg.
Announcer-Mercer B. Tate. Harris.
burg. 10
Assistant announcer-WaIter John
son, Cornell; A. e. Buchanan. Harris
burg.
Chief inspector-C. A. Davis, Steel
ton.
Inspectors-v Grant Forrer. uar-
rlsburg; George w. Kehr, Harrisburg:
J. G. Hopwood. Washington and Jef-
ferson; Robert Wadsworth. Harrishurg
Chamber of Commerce; d. M. Duli
Yale J. Austin Brandt. Dickinson:
NJ. b. King, Penn State: j. n. McNarv.
Penn State; j. w. Fortenbaugh. Har.
risburg; c. Laurence Shepley, Harris
burg.
1t was nearly midnight when the
drawings were completed.
The entries to the different events
follow:
Event 1, 100-yard dash, 2 o'clock
Trial heats, first and seconds qualify
for semi-finals. Record, Kirkpatrick.
Harrisburg, 10 1-5 seconds, Nav Is,
1909, and Horton, Central Manuel
Philadelphia, May 13, 1911
First heat-SS, j. Albeits, r.: IA.
Spong, M; 131, H. Weaver, E.; 1O9. ].
Good, S. Second heats, Gardner. Fl. /:
So, Holmes, t.; SO, Gormley, R.; los.
w. Starasinic, s.. 1874. Wasterson, A;
2, A. Kline, H. Third heat-6O, Davies.
t.; LOG, C. Krout. s.; 4S, Linnus. C.:
10, Carter. H; 8, w. Wright, H.; e. M.
Palm, r. Fourth heat-16, Fast, H.;
Al, r. Hutter, c.; So, Heffelfinger. T.:
Z, Messner. M: 81. w. Newsletter, r.
Fifth heat-133, Henniman, A.; 61,
Beck, t.. t07. C. Chambers. S.: Sc. J.