The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-18
MANY OFFICIALS
FOR TRACK MEET

MORGANTOWN. May 1S.-lhe
West Virginia University athietic
authorities are undertaking 10 run
$5OT the fifth annual high schoot
meet here on Saturday IN the Drlel
4 space of.four hours. two hours TOR
trials in the morning and two
hours for finals in the afternoon
70 do this it is necessary to
have three. events going at once.
u. e.. a running event on the track.
I aiumping or vaulting event in the
+ pits and$weight events in the field.
TO handle this program Director
Stan bury has secured picked
u corps OF sixty officials, OF aln,o
half as many officials as there Will
i becoDtestants and it is believed
that the event can be put over
without hitch.
A.. G. Couch. manager5of the a..
y c.. Spalding store at Pittsburgh
and prominent in Allegheny
mountain "A. a. U. affairs will re-
4feree forSthe fifth time. while Joe
sDonel1y Well known announcer
from Pitts burgh will again handle
that feature of the program. The
astarterSwill be John T. Taylor, a
veteran at the job and secretary
Sof thea. M. A.U. Ward Lanham
will have charge of the judges at
the finish with .Tubby" Mc1ntire,
SANDY Toothman. Doc Gar
retr, Harness Mullenex. Bes-
$sien Miller, and Charlie Hodges
cooperating. All OF this sroup is
well known to the West Virginia
weight events, Pop Lueder OF
Cornell will be chief judge and
will have as his assistants ]. T..
#Felton. wesleyan director and for
smer Dickinson star athlete: Capt.
#Swenholt, C. w. Quarles and H. 3:
Davis On the jumping and vault
ing events, l.. NJ. PEARS of Kansas,
will be chief Judge. with Boyd Car
\ ter. Joe Harrick, j. l.. Setron, and
D. F.. Bryan as his assistants.
.'Fuzzy" Knight, Mountaineer
q cheerleader and Bob Kay,
4 chief announcer at wrestling
his arduous duties Of keeping the
crowd informed as to what is go
ing on Capt. H. L. Mumma OF
West Point will have charge OF
the timers with W. E. Lewis OF
Penn State, DR.. c.. w. Waggoner
of Cornell, Jake" Bintz of the
Fairmont Z. NC. A.. Horse"
$Rowley, Gilbert Miller and Phinny
Reiner, we'll known local men, as
sisting him.
The important job of clerk of
running events will be Ralph Mar
shall OF Pittsburgh, former Noun
taineer leader who bias served in
this capacity at every previous
meet. B. G. Board OF Charleston.
will be clerk OF jump events and
Lysander Dudley of Parkersburg
clerk. OF weight events. DR.. S. J.
Morris, prominent member Of the
university athletic committee will
serve as field physician. while the
inspectors Of running will be E.
II L.SAurin OF the Pittsburgh A. A.
s5I5..ss uss Meredith. Mountaincer
football captain and the Rev. j
university pastor.
"a half score of the states lead
ing sport writer's will be here to
serve as scorers III the various
events, namely G. NJ. Bailey of the
Exponent, and Sam Madison. Of
the telegram. Clarksburg; Ben
sRaber of the Charleston Mail;
VI. Dug, Frutel OF the Huntington
advertiser; ] ohm Mckinney, Jr.,4
AofNthe Fairmont Times; Larry"
BasEs Of the Fairmont West Vir-t
sci1lian Al. II. Bricc of the Wheel
.sinSs Register: Charles Hurst Of
the Parkersburg News, and OF
course brooks Cottle and George
AN dersons Of the Post and New
soaminion local papers. Gene
4 Ginning ;s;,niNsrsitS> press uEeat5
M no charge Of the 5scorin s.