The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-05
INTERSCHOLASTIC
MEET TO BE Big
WILL BE HELD MAY 4 AND : ON
THE ATHLETIC FIELD-FORTY
HIGH SCHOOLS INVITED
Meet Promises to Be Biggest and Best
In Institutions HistOry-Stunt-
fest Saturday Night

The sixth annual interscholasti
track meet will be held on the Uni
versity athletic field May and )
Coach Beghold has the meet in charg,
and is already busy formulating plan,
to make the meet this spring the big
gest and best contest of the kind ye
staged at the University.
Invitations and entry blanks have
been mailed to 33 Idaho high sea. OILS
and to seven in eastern Oregon. ,Judg-
ing from the replies and inquiries al
ready received, practically every in
vited school is making prep ration:
to send a delegation. Each school
north of the Salmon river may send
two men whose transportation ex-
penses will be paid providing two
more men are sent by the particular
high school, In every case the local
expenses will be cared for by the man.
agement of the meet
This year an elimination meet will
be held at Boise and another at Pcca-
tello one week prior to the Univ 'rsity
meet. The athletic department here
has offered to pay the expenses of the
six highest point winners from the
Boise meet, and four from Po..atello.
The greater expense from Pocatello
makes the smaller number necessary.
AS usual, prizes of gold, sily,s, and
bronze medals will be given to first,
second and third contestants in each
event. A loving cup will be s ven to
the winning relay team and a special
medal will become the possession of
the high point man. Lapawani won
the meet cup last spring, due to the
extraordinary work of Jack RjchmonG
in the sprints. From indications the
meet this spring will be fast and close
and the cup will probably change
hands.
The hammer throw has been elimin-
ated from the program, but the other
events will all be run off.
The annual stuntfest and song con-
test will be given on the Saturday
night of the interscholastic week end
for the entertainment of the visitors.
A movement is also on foot to make
the time of the official granting of
letters and athletic emblems to the
university men who have won them
during the year. Coach Rademacher
is also endeavoring to schedule spe-
ciaI baseball game for that day.
InterschOlastic Program
OF one o'clock Thursday each con-
testant must present his individual
shot, discus and javelin) to the judges
for inspection. The high hurdles will
be pinned and will not turn.
The call for contestants will be
made Is minutes before the event is
to start. The call will be made 10 |
minutes before the event is started |
The events will be started as near |
to the time scheduled as possible. Con-
testants must be present promptly or
forfeit their right to compete.
Order of Events
Thursday
1:45-Shot put and so yd. trials.
2:0O-Broad jump trials.
2:15-Javelin trials.
2:3O-lOO yd. dash and Discus trials.
2:45-Pole vault trials.
3:0O-22O yd. Hurdles, trials.
3:15-22O yd dash, trials.
3:30-High jump, and 100 yd. hur-
dies, trials.
Friday
1:45-440 yd. dash.
1:50-Mile run, and high jump,
Finals.
2:1o-5O yd. dash and shot put,
Finals.
2:25-1OO yd. dash, and Javelin,
Finals.
3:O0-12O yd. hurdles and broad
jump, Finals.
3:2O-220 yd. dash, and pole vault,
3:35-88O yd. dash, and discus,
Finals.
3:5O-22O yd hurdles, Finals.
4:O0-Half mile relay.
z: 3O-Distribution of prizes, Audi
forum.
300 Interscholastic vaudeville.
Contestants are urged to check
heir valuables before undressing. A
Doth for this purpose will be found
ear the dressing room.