Newark post., 1915-04-14
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
lNTERSCHOLASTIC MEET
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to play in the inter-class games.
This will give other members of
the classes a better chance to get
on the class teams.
The inter-class games will be
played on the following days: May
5, Seniors VS.. Juniors; May 10,
Sophomores VS.. Freshmen, and
May II, finals.
For breaking Delaware College
records six students and former
students were awarded special
gold prizes offered by different
members of the Alumni. The
medal winners and records they
made follow: E. E. Todd, '12, ham,
mer throw, 81 feet 7 inches; w.
M. Schlittler, '13, pole vault, 9
feet 7 inches; w. 7. Manning, Is,
high jump, 5 feet 3 1-2 inches; L.
G. Gibney, Is, broad jump, 10 feet
6 inches, and A. H. Dean, IA, two
medals for breaking the record in
both the 120 and 220 yard hurdles.
His record for the 120 is Is .4-5
and for the 220 27 As.
The Council approved the fol-
lowing letter being sent out by
Coach McAvoy inviting schools
to take part in the Inter-Scholas-
tic meet:
April IL, 1915
Dear Sir:
Delaware College will hold its
second annual Interscholastic
Track and Field Meet and a Dual
intercollegiate Meet with Temple
University on Saturday, May Is,
1915. Your school is most cor
daily invited to participate.
Two classes of events will be
offered in addition to the Dual
Meet.
Class | Interscholastic Open to
West Chester High ScnooI
Friends School of Wilmington
Tome School
Wilmington High School
Conference Academy
Chester High School
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
Salesianum Academy
Glass ii InterschOlastic
This class is intended to give
equal opportunity to students of
high schools who are not able to
compete with the larger schools
having we'll developed teams.
Schools in this class, if they so de-
sire, may elect to enter in any of
the events in Glass |; however,
they cannot have entries in the
same event in both classes.
Your school has been entered in
ClaSS .........
A list of the events that will be
contested in both classes and the
records made at last years meet,
follows:
100 yard dash, Glass l, 10 3-5
sec; Glass II, II 2-5 sec.
22O yard dash, Glass l, "a 1-5
Sec; 26 2-5 sec.
440 yard dash, Glass |, 54 2-5
Sec; Glass II, 60 1-5.
$50 yard dash, 2 min. 10 l5 sec.
2 min. 27 1-5 sec.
| mile run, Glass |, min. so 1-5
Sec; Glass II, 5 min. 32 sec.
22O yard low hurdles, Glass /,
27 As sec.; Glass II, 80 sec.
Running broad jump, Glass l,
19 feet, 4 1-2 in; Glass II, Is ft. 2
in.
Running high jump, Glass l, 5
#. l 1-2 in; Glass II, 5 ft. IA in.
Pole vault, Glass |, 8 ft. 8 in;
Glass II, 8 #. a in.
Shot put (12 lbs.), Glass l, 3S
ft. in.; Glass II, 81 ft. a 1-2 in.
Banners will be presented to the
schools in both classes scoring
the greatest number of points.
Gold, silver and bronze medals
will be goven to the first, second
and third men respectively in each
event in both classes, except in the
case of the Relay Races in which
silver loving cups will be pre-
sented to the winners in both
classes. Teams winnings the
cups three times will gain perma-
nent possession of them.
Governor Charles R. Miller, DR..
E. B. Frazer, and DR.. A. K. Aiding
er, Assistant Director of Physical
Training of the Greater New York
City Public Schools, have given
their consent to act as honorary
referees.
The Meet will start promptly at
1.3O p. m. Saturday, May Is. Della
,yoro Collouo Cadet CorpS will