Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-02
entry BLANKS CO
OUT FOR BIC MEET
Inter-Scholastic Field and
Track Entries Must be
in Next Monday
WILL BE HELD ON JOE
FRAZER FIELD MAY II

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, May Coach William
J. McAvoy, of Delaware College is
sending out the entry blanks for the
annual inter scholastic field and track
meet to be held on Joe Frazer Field,
Saturday, May II, under the manage
ment of the Delaware College Athletic
Council. The indications are that
there Will be more schools and more
individuals entered than at any of the
previous meets.
All entries must be in by 6 o'clock
in the evening next Monday, properly
tlled in and signed by the principal
of the school No entries or changes
in entries will be made after that
time. The program for the day VIII
include q military drill by the Della
ware College Cadet Corp at IL O'Clock
in the morning; luncheon in the gym
nasium to contestants, principals and
teachers at II o'clock. The meet will
start at 1870 o'clock.
There will be two classes Class !
will be open to Wilmington High,
Tome Institute, Wilmington Confer
ence Academy Chester High, West
Chester High, Wilmington Friends,
salesianum Academy, Wilmington;
Baltimore Polytechnic institute, Bal
timOre City College and Camden, ".
j., High The contestants eligible for
this class will not be allowed to enter
any of the events in Glass 2. Class 2
will be open to the smaller high
schools of the State, Eastern Shore
of Maryland and other such schools in
states adjoining Delaware. The
events in each class will be as fol
lows 100 yard dash, 900 yard dash,
44O yard dash. $50 yard dash, one milo
run. 900 yard low hurdles, running
broad jump, running high jump, pole
vault shot put az pound, one milo
relay.
No entrance fee will be charged and
the meet will he governed by the
same rules of qualification that pre-
vail in the Inter collegiate A, A.. A. A.
Not more than two entries will be all
lowed from any institution in any
event but the relay. Contestants must
wear their numbers and professors,
coaches. substitutes and managers
will not be allowed on the field and
contestants only when actually con
testing
Planners will be presented to the
team scoring the largest number OF
points in each class. Gold, silver and
bronze medals will he awarded lha
FIRST. second and third men, respect
ively i'm each event in both classes eX
cent i'm the relay races, IN when Sill
YER loving cups will be presented To
the winners in both GLASSES. Teams
winning the cups three times Will gam
nermanent possession of them. IL.
the individual events the points will
he divided as follows: First place, o.
second 8: third, L. Relay races
First 10: second. 8: third. 3.
The present records for the var
ious events in tho two classes made
ON Frazer Field az previous meets
follows. the aforementioned record
being for Glass I and the second fol
class .: 100 yard dash, 40 ane
1O4-5; 200 yard dash, % 2-5 anf
243-5: 44O yard dash, 81 20 anC
561-5; $50 yard dash, 1920 am
2.1625; one mile run, 44l 30 ans
5I42-5: 200 yard hurdles. q 10 an'
1929: running broad jump, 20 fee
43-4 inches and 10 feet 4 inches; poll
vault 10 feet inches and 9 feet
inches: running high jump, feet OF
inches and feet 53-4 inches; sho
put ~ pound, Al feet "a inche
and 40 feet inches; one mile relay
3.391-5 and 80 1.5.
Inter Glass Meet.
The annual intor-class field an
track meet will be held the same al
ternoon. A banner viii be awarde
The class scoring the largest numhe
of points The events to be conteste
will be 100, 200, 44O and $50 var
dashes; one mile run; 100 and 22O var
hurdles. shot put (l6 pound rela
race; high jumD; broad jump; pol
vault and medley relay race.
Entries must be in by o'clock mex
Monday afternoon. In the medley re
Law races the frst man viii run y
Yards: second. 440. third, $50, an
fourth, on1 mile The credit Of point
IN the individual events will he q
vided 3. 3 and ? and in the relay, i.
Z and 3. The Inter Collegiate A. A.
A. rules will govern.
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