Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-04-19
Will Be Held In Snow Hill
This Year.---Sen. Harrison
Honorary Referee .
5000 SEATS TO BE ERECTED
TO TAKE CARE OF CROWD

Field Meet, which will be held in
Snow Hill, Monday April %, are 60.
ing steadily forward and if one may
Judge by the amount of enthusiasm
shown by the boys and girls of the
public schools this will be the banner
Meet in Worcester county.
Nothing counts in the final results
like systematic, thorough practice
under skillful coach; and anyone
passing the school campuses between
the hours of 8 and these afternoons
will be convinced that this practice is
being done in no half f-hearted man
ner.
At meeting of the High school
principals, held at the office of the
County Superintendent, on Wednes-
day of this week the following Off
cials were chosen for the event: It is
earnestly hoped that the gentlemen
selected, representing as they do all
sections of the county, will be pres
ent and aid in making the Meet a
success from every point of view.
Executive Committee:-Keener w.
Eutsler, principal, Pocomoke High
School, Dale S. Barton, principal
Berlin High School; o. Perry Sim
mons,. principal Snow Hill High
School; Alfred S. Jones, principal,
Stockton High School; John S. Hill,
principal, Ocean City High School;
Elizabeth C. Shockley, principal, Cir
dletree High School.
Officials Referee, Sena-
tor Orlando Harrison.
Starter, Official of Playground Ath-
letic League.
Track Judges and Relay Clerks
William H. Price, John Whaley, Geo.
L. Barnes, Jr., William S. Townsend,
John P. Whaley, German Tull, James
Richard Phillips, Jno. Timmons, Hale
Harrison, H. Merrill Walters, William
Sartorius, Charles Ennis, Harris
Corddry, Reese Cropper, E. Wilfred
Ross, Joseph L. Moore, Theodore
Purnell, John Henry, William H. Hill
man, Sr, H. ]. Cropper, Walter
Whaley.
Field Judges - Clayton Scarbor-
ough, Brooks Bundick, Oscar M. Pur-
nell James B. Whaley, William H.
Walters, A. A. Parker, Lester Ad-
kins, Frank Truitt Creston Trader,
Rex Bromley.
Clerk of the Course Official of
Playground Athletic League.
Assistant Clerks of Courses
Thomas Taylor, Griffin Callahan,
John Lynch, Jr., Marcus Baylis.
Scorer-Newell M. Corddry.
Assistant Scorer Godfrey Child.
Announcer-Charles Hill.
Chief Marshal-William Whaley.
Assistant Marshals-James Pruitt,
Walter Whaley, Harry Bowen, Den
ard Birmingham Frank Bull.
Custodian of Prizes-William D.
Corddry.
Games Committee-N. J. VIM
brow, DR.. J. D. Dickerson, Maurice
bage, R. c. Peters, Paul Scarbor-
ough, Charles Mason, Harlan Rob
ertson Calvin B. Taylor, J. D. Quill
len, William Holloway C. L. Vincent,
W. II. Johnson, Elwo0d Matthews, H.
I. Lednum, Milton L. Veasey, DR.. r.
Lee Hall, Orlando M. Shockley, Harry
r.. Falmer, w. ~. fOWell, horace
Davis, Robert Showell, DR.. E. j.
Clarke.
Referee-Dr. William Burdick.
The principals unanimously agreed
on the following ruling: No person
except officials and participants will
be allowed inside the enclosure.
Bleachers to accommodate 5000 visi-
tors will be provided. This is neces-
sary because events can not begin un-
til the space is cleared and much time
is lost in this way.
1t was also decided to dispense with
the parade this year. Practically all
other counties in the State have al
ready done this owing to the loss o1
time in lining pupils up for the march
ant too, it has been found that con
testants in the games, and tourna'
ments are fatigued after the parade
and so unfit to do their best work OF
the campus.
GOODWILL M. E. CHURCH.