The distance from stake to stake shall be 40 feet. At the beginning of a game, first pitch shall be decided by toss of coin. All equals shall be counted as ties. If both contestants have one shoe each, an equal distance from the stake or against the stake, or ringers, they shall be counted tie, and the next closest shoe shall score. In case of all four shoes being tie, no score shall be recorded. The closest shoe to stake shall score one point. If both shoes are closer than the opponent's, they shall score two points. A ringer shall be scored three points. A ringer shall be scored three points. A double ringer shall score six points. In case of each contestant having a ringer, the next closest shoe shall score. If each contestant has a double ringer, both double ringers are cancelled and no points scored. If a contestant shall have two ringers and his opponent one, the pitcher having two ringers shall score three points. Any shoe leaning against the stake shall have no advantage over a shoe lying on the ground and against the stake. All such shoes are ties, contestant has a shoe leaning against the stake; it shall count only as a closest shoe.

HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL IS CREDITABLE BOOK
The Moscow High School Annual, for 1922, has just been completed and was distributed to the students this morning. The volume contains 94 pages and is replete with interesting reading matter and is profusely illustrated, reflecting distinct credit upon. 