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RULE 9 / COMBINED EVENTS123 SECTION 2. Officials and Administration Officials ARTICLE 1. The officials for the combined events shall be the following, plus any other officials that the meet director deems necessary: Games committee Combined-events jury Referee Starter Clerk of the course Field judges Marshals Umpires (track) Wind Gauge Operator Timers Announcer Scorer Combined-events director FAT operators Markers Medical doctor and/or certified trainer Applicable Rules ARTICLE 2. The rules for each of the events constituting the combinedevent competition shall apply, except: a. Each competitor shall be allowed only three attempts in the long jump and throwing events. These attempts must be taken one at a time in the listed order of competition. b. In the running events and hurdles, competitors shall be disqualified in any event in which they have made two false starts. c. Each competitor shall be independently timed by at least three timers, and the times shall be recorded in accordance with track and field rules. If FAT is used, it is suggested that two timing systems be used throughout the competition. d. If both FAT systems fail, hand times for all competitors in that event shall be used. e. If both FAT systems fail in any section of the 800 or 1,500 meters, the use of all hand times or a conversion is not required. The results for competitions timed electronically or timed manually for these events are strictly comparable. f. If separate but equal facilities are available for the decathlon events (pole vault, high jump and long jump) or pentathlon/heptathlon events (high jump and long jump), the games committee shall make the final determination for use of the facilities.
124 rule 9 / COMBINED EVENTS g. In the high jump, each competitor shall be allowed two minutes between consecutive attempts even when they are the only remaining competitor. h. In the pole vault, each competitor shall be allowed three minutes between consecutive attempts even when they are the only remaining competitor. i. In the high jump and pole vault, the starting height of the crossbar shall be determined by the competitors. Each increment rise shall be constant and followed throughout the competition regardless of the number of competitors. The increment for the high jump shall be 3 centimeters and for the pole vault shall be 10 centimeters. Note: It is recommended that all performances be measured with a device acceptable for record purposes. Administration ARTICLE 3. The administration of combined events always should provide competitive and equal competition for all events. Grouping Field-Event Competitors ARTICLE 4. All competitors shall compete in one or more flights as determined by the games committee. For total fields greater than 13, two flights should be considered. In the vertical jumps, the five-alive method of competition may be used. See Rule 6-4.3. When more than one flight is used, the flights shall be concurrent when facilities are available. The competitors may be split into sections as equal in number as possible, by lot or based on past seasonal performance in that event, when available. When using two facilities, the conditions must be equal. Forming Sections ARTICLE 5. If sections are necessary in any running event, they may be determined by lot or by past seasonal performance in that event, when available. Sections shall be as equal in number of competitors as possible. a. For all laned-running events, assignment of lanes shall be drawn by the games committee by lot. b. It is recommended that not fewer than three competitors start in any section. c. When possible and practical, all competitors in the 800, 1,000 and 1,500 meters should run in one section. If the number of competitors in the 800 or 1,000 meters exceeds the number of lanes on the track, all groups shall use a waterfall start, which may be staggered. The referee shall designate
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