The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-15

Central Standard Time
Over 200 athletes are expected to
compete in the second annual outdoor
championship meet of the southwest
ern region Of the Pennsylvania system
to be held IN Reid field al Earlham
college Saturday afternoon. Aside
from the athletic meet to be held at
Earlham in the afternoon, golf will
be held at the Country club links and
swimming at Drawers pool.
Winners in the respective events
of Saturdays competition will go to
the Altoona meet for the champion
ship of the system. The accommoda-
tions at Altoona are such that $4,000
persons can be seated for the events.
The following program will be held
here Saturday:
Locations.
Golf-Richmond Country club on
National road east, two miles east Of
Richmond.
Swimming-Draver's pool, Sixteenth
and Main streets.
Rifle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ath-
letic field, one-half mile east of Rich
mond shops.
Quoits and horseshoes-Reid Field,
Earlham college.
Track and field events-Reid Field,
Earlham college.
Tennis-Reid Field, Earlham col,
lege.
Golf.
Swimming-10O-yard swim; 440-yard
swim; plunge for distance; 100-yard
swim novice: 220-yard swim novice;
plunge for distance.
Rifle shooting.
Quoits.
Horseshoes.
Track and field events - 100-yard
dash, trials (novice); 10O-yard dash
finals (novice); 880-yard dash (nov.
ice) 50-yard dash, finals (sons of EN-
players); 50-yard dash, finals (sons OF
employes); S80-yard dash; 50-yard
dash, girls trials (novice); 50-yard
dash, girls finals (%novice); 440-yard
dash (novice); 100-yard dash, trials
100-yard dash, finals: mile run; 440
yard dash; 100-yard dash, trials (sons
of employees; 100-yard dash, final:
(sons of employes); 50-yard dash. girls
trials; 50-yard dash, girls finals; 220
yard dash, trials; 75-yard dash, girls
trials; 75-y@rd dash, girls finals; 220
yard dash, finals; Il mile relay, girls
mile relay; circling bases; shot put
running high jump; running broad
JUMP. GSGAIdl iUu VI lHSudlS Oh LiSlN
by Vice-President McKeen and Gen
eral Manager Geer to winners OF first!
only. q
Tennis Singles (men)-Tndiana Di
vision VS.. Central Ohio Division; win
ner No. l match VS.. General office.
Tennis Doubles (men)-Indiana Di
vision vs.. Central Ohio Division; win
ner No. / match VS.. General office.
T-- s--Io (-.-IrN T-Afnno hi
vision VS.. Central Ohio Division; win
ner No. l match VS.. General office.
Tennis Doubles (girls)-1iana d
vision VS.. Central Ohio Division; win
ner No. l match VS.. General office.
Officials.
Honorary Referees-R. K. Roches
!, ter, BENJAMIN McKeen, l. W. Geer, "
c. Downing.
Honorary Judges-W. C. Higginbot
) tom, F. ]. Kron, c. E. Clay, c. B. Sue
borough.
Director of Games-J. T. Coleman
chairman System Athletic committee
| Referee-P. H. Slocum, director o
Richmond Community Service.
Judges-Track, DR.. A. Purdy, chief
Ray Weisbrod, R. E. Heun, Prof. v
G. Bate, Prof. E. P. Trueblood. Fiel
Sydney Peters, chief, physical dire
tor Richmond Y. NJ. C. A; H. j. Skee
, ers, T. F. Fontaine, F. H. Voelker, Joe
> L. Summers.
Timers-H. c. GODDARD, ]. V. Shaw
: H. NJ. Gray, j. L. Doerr, P. ]. Doran,
o R Nutter.
Starter-Coach Ray B. Move, Ear
I ham college.
d Clerk of course-R. c. Roberts.