Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-03-25 | Page 48 | Requirements for Baseball Privilege

REQUIREMENTS FOR BASEBALL PRIVILEGE Here It is the schedule of markings that e;ieh pupil of the sixth, seventh and eighth grades of the city schools must achieve if they would win the offered free pusses to Fri.iay afternoon bast-hall cam ps. First comes that old, old requirement thn.t one must he Rood, with a regular pre-ChritmaR brand of suodness. The record must show the asplrtint for a baseball base-ball push to have achieved "TC" In de-porimtnt. de-porimtnt. The "K" stands for excellent. Then another "K" must be won in ap-iptlcKtion. ap-iptlcKtion. In no subject must the as-plrant as-plrant mil below 7f per cent. If he does, he is out of il chnnee to attend the game of the week of his failure. The schedule Is Included in a Hn-ular letter srnt out to principals from the office of-fice of (ho city Huperlntendeiit of schools yesterduv. Following la the paragraph governing the conditions upon which the coveted passes may be attained: The athletic committee asks that the following information be given to the principals and teachers in regard to the baseball games: Principals will prepare tickets bearing bear-ing the stamp of the school and issue them to the pupils of the sixth, seventh sev-enth and eighth grades Friday, March 80. On April 1?, baseball honor badges will be distributed, the same to be collected on the Monday following. Pupils must be chaperoned by teachers teach-ers or principals, who will be admitted admit-ted free. Boys are to go to the right. Held bleachers, girls to the grand stand. In order to merit a free ticket, pupils pu-pils must, during the week preceding any game, attain E in deportment, J5 in applica Uon, and not fall below To per cent in more than one subject. sub-ject. It is recommended, however, that for the first game these standards stand-ards be interpreted in a liberal spirit. Vers- truly yours, ERNEST A. SMITH, Superintendent of Schools.