Evening journal., 1916-05-03
BIC ENTRY LIST FOR
newark TRACK MEET
Athletes From Nearby States
to Compete on Frazer
Field, May I3
ATHLETIC COUNCIL
MAKES FINAL PLANS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del. May 3.-Final ar
rangements we're made at special
meeting of the Delaware College Ath-
letic Council last night for the third
annual inter-scholastic field and track
meet TO be held on Joe Frazer field
Saturday, May 10. Reports submit
tee by Coach McAvoy Indicate that
there will be much larger entry list
this year than there were the two
previous years.
As usual there will be two classes,
one and two. Glass ! is for such
schools as Wilmington High, VIII
mington Friends. Wilminton Con-
ference Academy, Chester and
West Chester High, Tome Insti-
tute, Baltimore City College and
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. The
entry list i'm this class will
be much larger Judging from
the present outlook than II was last
year. Last year, on account of having
dual meet on that day Tome could
send no athletes. Coach McAvoy
has recei-ed word from Tome this
year that they will send O. complete
team for all the events i'm Glass /.
Baltimore Polytechnic will also send
contestant in this class
The largest increase, however. will
be in Glass O. This Is open to all
the high schools of the State. and
those of adjoining States where they
do not have the advantage of an ath.
letic coach. There have been nu-
merous queries for information about
this class and many schools have said
they will send contestants. The en-
tries will close early next week.
Many minor details were arranged
by the council last night The visit.
ing athletes will be we'll cared for. In
the morning there will be an exhibit
tion drill by the college cadet corp
At - o'clock lunch will be served Ia
all contestants in the gymnasium
The meeting will start at I 80 o'clock
In addition Z the two classes in this
meet the annual inter-class meet will
also be held on this day. This Is a
change from the regular custom but il
has been decided by the council tlai
the holding of the meet early In the
spring will arouse more interest
among the classes than It does dur
ing commencement. week when there
is naturally much else > attract at
lt-ntion.
Coach McAvoy was authorized Il
appoint the same officials for the day
who have served the past two years
There will be n meeting of the Off
cials the night before the meet when
the rules viii be gone over. No one
is to be allowed on the field with
the exception of the contestants and
the appointed officials who will be
provided with badges
Eben b. Frazer, Stanley Frazer and
II. Rodney Sharp, were appointed hon
orary referees. Plans were. alsC
made for the securing of the badges
cups and banners to be presented
The band will give selections during
/ the meet
Other athletics matters we're con
sidered by the council in addition L
/ the inter-scLolastic meet. The dat,
/ for the Bucknell baseball game Ma,
/ 26 was approved and the date fo
the final interclass game was move,
to May 25
For the first time in many year
Delaware has a collegiate tenni
schedule and there is a revival o
interest in the sport. The first set o
games will be played here Saturda
/ with Haverford. In order 10 retail
interest in the sport Il has been dc
cided TO award the insignia for ten
mis- and at the council meeting las
night the following rules to COVER
-.
George T.. Dutton. who is coachln
were approved;
THE insignia to be granted I
tennis shall be d. c. r. T.
2-This insignia shall be granted {
those men who are winners In a ms
iority OF the matches played by IN
college. exclusive of the first mattel
3-The tennis team shall consis
Of four regular men and one subst
tute, all five to be selected for esc
match on the day preceding IN
match
4-Members OF the ennis teai
shall observe the same rules of trail
ing as are observed by members {
other athletic teams.
5-The selection OF the team sha
be made by the coach. with the al
OF the physical director. the captai
and manager of the tennis team.
6-The coach shall have the powe
TO remove a man from the tennis teai
at any time and for any cause wlic
he deems sufficient.
THE tennis courts shall be re
served for the use Of the tennis tear
during the snring Months everv ia
between and 6 o'clock in the after
noon.