Nogales international., 1931-08-15

, T. c. area.
8.:15-11:3O a. m.-Field and track
meet, Infantry VS.. Cavalry, West
] Parade.
11:3O-115 p. m-Inspection of G.
lI. t. c. area by visitors. Lunch
at 1900 Noon.
1:3O-2:30 p. M Horse show
West Parade.
1 2:40-3:15 p. m.-EXhibition drills,
Infantry and Cavalry, West Pa
rade.
3:4O-4:OO p m.-Review of all C..
M. T. c. units.
| 4:1o p. REPRESENTATION of a
wards. Address by speakers of the
day. In front of grandstand on
West Parade.
600 p. m.-Dinner. C. M. T.
c.. Mess Hall.
8:30-11:00 p. m.-Dance. New &C.
M. T. G. Service Club.
NOTES. Boxing matches: Fl
mails will be held at $50 p. m.
Thursday, August Goth, in front of
the grandstand on West Parade.
(In Ali Baba Theatre in case of
rain).
b.-Swimming Meet: VIII he
held in pool on Officers Hill start
ing at 2:30 p. M, Thursday, Au-
gust 10th. Events viii include:
Plunge for distance, so yards free
style; diving; Life saving; 200 yard
relay race.
c-Field and Track Meet-Fxents
will include: 100 yard dasn; c22O
yard dash; 44O yard wash; One
mile run; Shot put; High jump;
Broad jump; $50 yard relay.
d.-EntrieS in each event will be
limited to three from each lplatnon,
except in diving and life saving
events, in which no limit is set.
Preliminary heats sTu trials in all
events win be, conducted prior to
Visitors Day (prior to Thursday,
August goth, in case of boxing and
swinnling), leaving only finals in
each event for the days scheduled.
4.-Medals and trophies will be
awarded as announced in Memo
No. 3, HQ. c. M. T.. c., July 27,
1881. Craftsmanship insignia will
be presented at some other fornTa-
ton, date and place to be announc-
ed later.
5.-Parents and other visitors are
cordially invited to take lunch and
dinner at the G. M. T. c.. Mess
Hall. Trainees desiring to make ar
rangements for their parents or
other visitors VIII notify their COM
pany or troop commander not later
than noon August 10th. The mess
officer, Captain I. A. Olperman,
25th Infantry. viii then be advised
without delay as to the extra num-
ber involved for these meals.
6.-The new C. M. IT.. C. Serv-
ice Club will be made available to
parents and other visitors as a rest
room.
THE following list of officials
for athletic events lis announced
Those concerned win report to the
officer in charge, On his call, fol
instructions:
a.-Field and Track meet:
Officer in charge: Lieut.. E. B
Gose. Clerk of Course and scorer
Sgt. A. K. Hendricks, Co. L, 25tt,
Inf.
Announcer and Starter: Lieut.. l.
r. Smith, 25th Inf. Referee: Capt
"A. j. Macnab, 25th Infantry.
Judges Field: Capt C. Proctor
25th Infantry; Capt. c. c. Court
ney, Infantry Res; Lieut.. G. w
West, 10th Cavarly.
Track: Lieut.. r. w. Stephens
25th Infantry; Lieut.. F. A. from
bly,, Infantry Res; Lieut.. B. M
Goldwater, Infantry Res.
swimming Meet:
Officer in charge: Lieut.. L. r
Smith, 25th Inf, Clerk of course
and scorer: Capt. G. G. Courtney
Inf. Res.
Starter: Lieut.. B. M. Goldwater
Inf Res.
Referee: Lieut.. L. R. Smith, 25tt
Inf.
Judges: Capt. A. j. Macnab, 25tt
Inf; Lieut.. NJ c. Clark, Cav. Res
Lieut.. F. A. Trombly, Inf. Res.
Announcer: Lieut.. L. R. Smith
25th Infantry.
c.-Boxing:
Referee: Lieut.. L. R. Smith, 25tt
Infantry.
Judges: Lieut.. E. B. Gose, 25tf
Infanty; Lieut.. G.. r. Sutherland