The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-24
ID BE RUN ON SCHEDULE AT
 B|G MEET FRIDAY
Schedule Worked Out for Annual Grammar School Track Meet-Officials
 Announced

 schools at the fairgrounds on Friday aft ernoon promises to be one of the most systematic meets ever attempted in Bir- mingham. Coach E. A. Pritchard, who is in charge of the affair, has worked out time schedule whereby each event will be started and completed at a certain time Provided the event does not start on time, it will be eliminated.
 A hugh clock will be placed in the grandstand in plain view of the athletes. The officials will call the event and the contestants four minutes before the event is staged, giving each entrant time to be in place when the starter gets ready to fire his gun. Coach Pritchard has been instructng his officials for the past two days Another instruction will be held be- fore Friday.
 Entrants are coming fast and it appears that almost 200 boys will be entered in the big meet. Last year Barker school carried off the first honors with ease and, ac- cording to reports coming from that school efforts are being made to repeat the past two years performance. The complete entry list will be announced Fri day morning.
 CHANGE IN RULES The following programme indicates change from rule in the original an- nouncement.
 Each boy will be expected to be at the starting place of his event on time. A first call will be given on the field at four minutes before the start. A large clock will be hung in front of the grandstand to assist in keeping up with the schedule. Clerks will call the boys by their entree numbers only.
 When not competing it is well to con- serve ones energy by remaining quiet. The athletic rules of the Amateur Ath- letic union shall govern the conduct in all events.
 In the shuttle relays the first runner on each team shall start at the usual finish line, No. at the regular start, etc.
 TIME TABLE
 2:O0-2:25-Weighing in and distribution of numbers tbefore entrance to fielO.
 S5-POUND CLASS
 2:9o to 2:4O-SO- yard dash, preliminaries. 4O-2:45-S0-yard dash final.
 O-3:0O-40-yard dash, prelimnaries. -3:05-40-yard dash, final.
 3:10-Junior relay.
 J.3O-4.lU-SUdnQlnS DfOdO Jump.
 1o0-POUND CLASS
 2:SO-S -S:3O-Running high jump.
 3:10-Junior relay.
 3:15-4:15-Running broad jump. 3:15-3:25-5O-yard dash preliminaries. 3:25-3:30-5O-yard dash final.
 3:45-3: 3:55-100yar dash prelimina- ries.
 4:1O-4:15-10O-yar dash final.
 115-POUND CLASS
 2.40-12O-yard dash prelimina- ries.
 40-2:45-12o-yard dash final. 2:50-2.55-75-yard dash prelimina- ries.
 3:O0-3: 3:O5-75-yard dash final. -3:20-Junior relay.
 3:25- -S:50-Running high jump.
 3:55-4:10-Running broad jump.
 UNLIMITED CLASS
 2:30-3:25-Basebal throw.
 2:30-3:0O-Running high jump.
 Notwithstanding broad jump. 3:15-3:20-Senior relay.
 2:25-3:35-100-yard dash prelimina- ries.
 S:45-1oo-yar dash final.
 :55-4:05-200-yard dash prelimina ries.
 4:15-200- dash final.
 OFFICIALS
 Director, Pritchard; referees, Messrs. Brumage stld Goodall; starters, Messrs. Greene and Beatty; timers, Messrs. Hahn, Alverson and Proctor; finish judges Messrs. Sloss, Shook Thornton, Darby, LaCroix, Jones, Kennedy, Wild CT and Anderson; field judges, Messrs. Rives, Self, Acton, Boyd, Mays, Las sitter, Ehlbert, Steinmehl, Winham; |; clerks of course, Chace, Levvy; chief scorer, Levvy; assistant scorers, Stubbs, Hall; announcers, Kelley. Coughlan, Montgomery; marshals, Griffin, Rad cliffe, Berry; custodian of awards,