Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-04
PENNSY INDOOR
MEET APRIL IA
Contests to Be Held in Balti-
more Armory; Many Teams
Entered in Meet

At a recent meeting of the. General
managers Committee held in Altoona
nnal arrangements were made for the
indoor meet of the lines east of Pitts
ourgh of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. The big event will be held
In the armory of the Fifth Regiment
Baltlmore, Nd, Saturday, April a. Va
rlous indoor sporting events will be
heId at the meet, including bowling,
pocket billiards, Switchboard. tug Of
war. quoits, doubles and singles: rifle
shooting, volleyball. indoor baseball
basketball. soccer football, track
events. Special trains will be run from
Altoona and Harrisburg for the con-
venience of the employees. At O'Clock
in the afternoon a street parade will
be held.
List of Events
The schedule for the days events is
as follows:
Bowling, in charge of C. w. Hail.
Eastern Pennsylvania division; con-
tests to take place in Regent alleys
list of contestants: Central Division
vs.. Philadelphia Terminal; Northern
Division VS.. p, B. and w. team; AL
toona Carshops vs. Western PennsyI-
Vania Division. The winners of each
game will be repaired
Pocket Billiards, in charge of II. L
Whits, Northern Division, contest tC
be played in the klein's Billiard Par
lor; two-men teams, for 100 points con-
tlnuous. First round, Central Division
VS.. Western Division; Philadelphia Gen
eral Office VS. p, b. and w. Philadel-
phia Terminal Division VS.. New Jersey
Division; Northern Division VS.. East
ern Division. The winners will be re-
paired.
Switchboard, in charge of j. NJ. Rice
New Jersey Division. to be held in
lfinnra Au.
ton, forty-two points, top board play
| only; winners to be repaired. First
round, Central Division VS.. New Jersey
Division, Philadelphia Terminal Divi-
sion vs. Philadelphia General Office
Middle Division VS.. p, b. and w.
Tug in charge of C. o. Kea-
gy, Philadelphia Terminal Division; tc
be held in armory. five-men teams ant
three-minute pulls; winners to be re.
| paired First round, Philadelphia Ter.
minal Division VS.. Western Division
Northern Division VS.. p, b. and w.
Altoona Carshops VS.. Philadelphia Ter.
minal Division.
Quoits, singles and doubles, in charge
of ii. 3. Hauck. Philadelphia General
Office. to be held in armory, thirty
points to game. winners to be re-
| paired. Singles, first round, Philadel-
phia Terminal Division VS.. PhiladeI.
phia General Office; Northern Division
VS.. Central Division; New Jersey Di-
vision VS.. Eastern Divisions doubles
New Jersey Division VS.. Philadelphia
| Terminal Division; Central Division
VS.. p, B. and W., Philadelphia General
Office VS.. Eastern Division. Western Di-
vision VS.. Northern Division.
Rife shooting a Feature
Rifle Shooting, in charge of f. J.
Kahrs, Remington Arms Company. to
be held in armory, 20 caliber rifles
n oh OF
scores to count. ten shots prone and
ten standing; teams entered Western
Division, Northern Division, Altoona
General Office. Central Division. New
Jersey Division, Philadelphia Termi-
nal Division. Philadelphia General Of
flee and p. B. and w.
Trapshooting, in charge of ]. B.
Anderson, Western Division. to be held
on Orangeville Field. five highest
scores to count, teams entered Eastern
Division, Central Division. Western
Division, Philadelphia General Office
Philadelphia Terminal Division, New
Jersey Division, and p, B. and w.
Volleyball, in charge of NJ r. Clark
Central Division, twenty-one points to
game. Eastern Division team VS.. AL.
toona General Office team.
Indoor Baseball. in charge of NJ. r
Clark, Eastern District VS.. Western
District.
Basketball, in charge of C. L. Ev.
ans, p, b. and W., to be played at ar
mory, Eastern District VS. Western
District.
Track events, to be held in >armory
| 100 yards dash, 220 yards dash, three
heats; 440 yards dash, two heats; $50.
| yard dash, one heat; mile run, one
heat; 100-yard novice; mile novices
mile relay, two laps for each man
| shot-put, running high jump. ant
standing broad jump.