Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18
HIGH SCHOOL ENTRIES ARE ALLIN:
COMMITTEE WORKS ON PROGRAM
List Includes Fourteen High Schools and Record List of Athletes;
Complete Official List at Late Hour

Members of the Harrisburg Track
Athletic committee worked until after
midnight last night to complete the
drawings and program for the Penn
sylvania State High school meet al
Island Park Saturday. 1t will be the
ninth annual event. The entry list in
cludes fourteen high schools and IFS
athletes.
As in past seasons the preliminaries
for the one hundred yard dash will
start promptly at 2 o'clock. This year
a new championship shield will be
contested for. The school winning il
the most times in five years gets the
shield permanently. A silver cup will
be awarded the school winning the
meet and a similar trophy goes to the
Individual scoring the most points.
Medals will be awarded first, second
and third winners in each event.
Governor Martin G. Brumbaugh
was selected as honorary referee. He
Will not be at the meet as business re-
quires his presence in Philadelphia on
Saturday. 1t is probable that State
Commissioner of Labor and Industry,
John Price Jackson. will be an official.
Those selected asst night follows:
List of officials
Referee - w. o. Hickok, Yale.
Judges of track events = Vance c.
Mccormick, Yale; Carl w. Davis,
Yale; a. S. Patterson. Harrisburg high
school; DR.. Harvey f. Smith, Bucknell
and University of Pennsylvania; Prof.
f. E.. Downes. Dickinson; H. A. Boyer,
Harrisburg high school.
Field judges - Arthur E. Brown.
Harvard; A. Reeder, Ferriday, Lafay-
cite; Gilbert NJ. Owes, Princeton; the
Rev. S. w. Herman. Gettysburg; j.
Montgomery Trace, Princeton; DIR.
John II. Eager, Jr., University of
Pennsylvania: NJ. William Jacobs, Jr.,
University Of Pennsylvania; Ross A.
Hickok, Yale; Jackson H. Boyd,
Princeton; Thomas M. Kelker, Cor
nell.
Official ~scorer-Wellington G. Jones,
Harrisburg Telegraph.
Assistant scorers = Robert Free,
Star-lndependent; Thomas NJ. Jones,
Star-Independent; E. A. Kirkpatrick,
Patriot; F.. NJ. White, Patriot; Harry
Lowengard, Courier.
Timers - The Rev. T. b. johnson.
st. Mary's; w. A. Neale, Harrisburg;
helm, Harvard; j. f. Rees, Harris
burg; Lockwood B. Worden, Harris
burg; Frank c.. Sites, Harrisburg.
Official photographers - Robert T.
German, Harrisburg Telegraph: Will
liam Henry, Patriot; c. Lehr, depart
ment of parks.
Custodian of Prizes - DR.. C. B. Fa-
ger. Jr., Gettysburg and University of
Pennsylvania; Howard Dibble, Yale.
Starter, Roy G.. Cox, Princeton.
Clerk of course - Arthur IL. Hull,
Franklin and Marshall.
Assistant clerks OF course - George
w. Hill, Gettysburg; H.. T.. Neale, Cor
nell; W. b. Hoerter, Tech high; c. w.
Weigle, Penn-State.
Marshals - NJ. Harvey Taylor. sup
erintendent of parks; j. r. Hoffert,
Cornell.
Announcer - Mercer B. Tate. Lee
high.
Assistant Walter
Johnson, Cornell; Frank Roth, Yale.
Chief Inspector - c. s.. Davis.
Steelton.
Inspectors - z. L. McColgin, Har-
risburg Chamber of Commerce: D. NJ.
Dull. Yale; ]. Austin Brandt, Dickin-
son; V. Grant Forrer, Harrisburg:
George w. Kerr, Princeton; c. Lau-
renee Shepley, Lebanon Valley; j.
George Brecht. Lafayette; G. w. Ham
ilton. Dickinson; L. w. Phipps, Yale:
H. Elmore Smith, Yale.
Nmbers were arranged last night.
The schools entered with abbrevia-
tions for the program follow:
Reading, r.; Williamsport, "Wp";
Lancaster, La; Chester, "Ch"; Har-
risburg Tech, IT.; Harrisburg Central,
-; Steelton, 81; Milton, M;