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Show WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1924. THE PROVO POST CARNIVAL Y FOR IC E. L. Roberts, Games committee: Alvin Twitchell, Rex Johnson, George A. Fox, Harrison R. Merrill; Honorary referee. President F. ref-S. Harris, B. Y. U.; Honorary vice OFFICIALS CHOSEN B. eree, T.'N. Taylor, James E. Y. U. board; referees, AND TRACK' MEET Moss, U. H. S. A. and Willard Ash-L. ton, U. H. S. A.; starter, E. iRoberts; scorers, Kiefer Sauls, KenRex Johnson; clerk of Five Hundred Athletes To Take neth Weight, of Dell Webb; custodian couie, custodian R. Herald Judges Number More Clark; Part; prizes. GradJ of numbers and equipment, Than One Hundred uate Manager George A. Fox and Field telephone diFive hundred irotermountain ath-- J Archie Robbins; Leland CampCarl rectors, Eyring, Fourthe in letes will participate Rulon Bid- Olsen, teenth Annual Invitation Meet and bell, Harvard Alvin of Pantahlon, the Brigham 'dulph; judges Relav I. Christen Miller Elmer .Twitchell SveSty? and by actual Pardoe, count a race will be run every twoiJerrsen, Timers, J T. Earl McAdam, C. minutes on the after-- i Stewart Williams, G. Peterson. and one-haC. noon of the day of the carnival, L. Leaf. Preston Homer Christensen, Oren Wilson, Saturday, April 26. judges of track the program for Creed Havmond; Beyond doubt Y. C. Harrison R. Cannon, 'this years carnival .exceeds anything (events, J. W. Mar-th- e Thomas Knight, Merrill, in ever nature of a similar staged M. Rowe ' C. Edward H. Merrill, tin, west. In scope it approximates William J. Snow; Ju d ges f wel the. Pennyslvania Relay Carnival Pen- - events, Murray Hayes, Wilford PoulmiipH J- - C. Swenson. vanla carnival .f .he wU Bryan. L. Deck- nsyl ot J unit's, t.igh.sl.eol. The program tor the day. which J-er; MJudges E. Jensen, Hugh Woodward, U. is now in the- hands of the printer, B. and H. Holt; junior college reveals that a total of 107 officials- Reinhard Maeser, Thomas CL will be necessary to conduct the var- V. Gates, Royden ious events. Five separate and dis- ney, Franklin ; of JUP?jPS,d Jos Judges on Dangerfield tinct field meets will be going r college and B Y L at the same time, and so well arrang-jmJ. is the program that despite themond, H. V. Hoyt L. J. Kutta ten of directors Robinson; fact that races will be run every, two and onffTialf minutes, ample tournament, T. Earl Pardoe, Reed judges of time is provided for the successful- Gardner, Knight Allen; Wilma Posture Jeppson, parade, consumption of the elaborate pro- Nell Clark, Eloise Stewart, Annie , ram of the 500 en- - Marie Eggertsen; directors of horse ,fk More than one-ha- lf H. R. tournament, come and Idaho shoe Utah from will ries Wilford A. L. Poulsen, acJensen, rill, schools and junior colleges, g Wren officers in attendance, of L. Roberts E. to Director cording Osmond Crow-wi- ll H. J. McCondie, ins, entries and these university, Bert Fisher. represent schools from Rexburg, ther, events of the morning Officials to Utah. Kanab, Idaho, games committee, This carnival is admitted to be ,are as follows: L. Jensen, Dell the biggest meet in the intermoun-- 1 Archie Robbins, C. Glenn Simmons; starter, tain country, says Director Roberts, Webb; scorOwen of clerk course, Barnett; same the time the at and high Carlisle Maw; Fred couners, Markham, schools of the intermountain i, of track events, Aldous try, the junior colleges of Idaho and fudges L B. II. Harmon, Claude Lewis, schools Utah, the junior high Enoch Nelson, Stanley Dixon; timUtah, the classes of the Brigham ers. Wyman Berg, B. the and pentahlon G. J Ed. Stein, Young university L. W. WTiitemore; judMidgley, will e going on Kenneth of Weight, Paul ges states also that Roberts jumps, Director Monte Wilma Jeppson, entiies for the pantaitlilon must be Packard, Jennie Pearl Kimball, Groesbeck, in not later than Saturday night, Pearl Beck. Oscar Garrett, athletes Ret se. Already ten April 10 have been entered lor the five eve lit Mae a r I elstead , ot ticers of thedaj, Jack Aftle. k, George meet, among til' schools registmin C L Leaf, ofticial announcer, Devere being the L., D. S., Salr Lake City; llarris Delta, Pro'-ciSpring ille, tSalina,,Cndd the l.atuiis ot the div Among lemt and Burli , Idailio Utah, - r posture parade, r entries will be1 made in this A '! be the womans tinchtrs bor-- e shoe tournament. one dc iii l tin .t of the tarniil ; e high nliotil tin in tour name lit ry cttoit v, ill be made to entertain the visiting utbhtes aid and co u Iks, and onlv (out tents the in. lies will In permitted on tollowiug wiling grounds. 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