The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1928, Page 8

- PAGE EIGHT ‘_ BOYS’ ATHLETIC to Enter Events to Be Held on May 31 af at the Hughes field. must be in the eighth or ent events sixth, seventh, May 31. tions to this rule,” superintendent of the mee The public and par rticipating > t ‘achter, Roose St. Mary’s (including the ninth grade) and the high school fresh- men. The school whose athletes win the greatest number of points declared champions and will receive a silver loving cup awarded by the Elks lodge of Bisma 4 Four Events Per Boy Each boy is expected to enter the four events of his ¢ aid. jpeecvtecnsee) those of the In each event, each {following number of tri 1; the dash, on one in the broad he school league. One in standing and running ps and three at cach the high jump. Jay school on the different teams. No = boys will be allowed on the relay, [teams who have not competed in other events. To obtain the point average of each school in order to determine the champion: , the total num- ber of poin d by its entries total enroll- hool who are ment of boys in eligible to take t. The total number of points not be divided by the total number of boys actual- ly taking part. Therelay race shall not count as points except in case of “a tie. The classification 1 Jows: Class A 1—Boys who are 10 or 11 and in the fifth grade, but weigh ‘under 81 pounds. Class A 2—Boys who are 10 or 11 who weigh over pounds, boys who are 12 or 13 who weigh under 81 pounds. Class B—Boys who are 12 who weigh over 81 pounds, who are 14 or 15 who weigh 96 pounds. Class C—Boys who are 14 or 15 who weigh over 96 pounds, boys who are 16 or 17 who weigh less than 111 pound: 1 ~ Class D—Boys who are 16 o7 17 1 > ‘who weigh 111 pounds. The minimum scoring table and events follow: Class A 1—-Standing broad jump, 3 feet; running broad jump, 5 feet 6 inches; base»all throw for dis- tance, 60 feet; 50 yard dash in 12 seconds. of fol- boys the fetes or 13 boys under faites distance, 70 feet; 0 yard dash in * 10 seconds. distance, 100 feet; 13 seconds. * Class C—Standing broad jump, 4 @ feet 5 inches; running board jump, 4 feet 10 inches; baseball throw for ™, distance 110 feet; 100 yard dash in = 16 seconds. % . Class D--Running broad jump, 8 t feet 10 inches; running high jump, “3 feet 2 inches; taceball throw for s= distance, 150 feet; 100 yard dash in “15 seconds. «The points from events above the minimum: s*_ Standing broad jump, 1 inch bet- “ter than minimum 2 points. Running broad jump, 1 inch bet- fer than minimum 1 point. ~ Running high jump, 1 inch bet- “ter than minimum 4 points. ©. Baseball throw. 1 foot better * than minimum 1 point. 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