15
computed according to this formula, nancly:

TOTAL NUMBER OF POINTS EARNED EQUALS Score end general
3 valuc

OFFICIALS' PART IN THIS PROGRAM

Of the 16 factors, from which each official's total Qualifying Score
is derived, there are two items (Fearlessness and Desirability)
which must bo expressed by officials upon officials,

Each official working in a gane or games will be furnished with a
Rating Sheet containing all the officials he will work with during

that season. Irmediately at the close of the season, these reports
are to be returned to the office of the Commissioner for tabulation.

A. Fearlessness Score Rated:
(a) On a Basis of 0 to 10

(bo) The Fearlessness Score for any official shall be computed
according to this formula, nanely:

AVDRAGS OF ALL RATINGS (0 to 10)
2

B. Desirability Score.
(a) Rated on a basis of 0 to 10

(b) The desirability Score will equal the average of all
ratings fron fellow officials.

SCOUTING

Most of the scouting will be done by the Commissioner. A scouting
book, based on the Manual for Football Officiating, will be used.
The service of any good scout or scouts may be used when decmed wise.

The mechanics score will be determined by how close an official
approaches perfection in his work as outlined in the Manual for Foot-
ball Officiating.

The mechanics score will equal the average of all ratings by the
scout.

NOTE: Uniform Score will be deternined by the scout's ratings at
the sane time that the above information is being obtained.

KNOWLEDGE OF RULES SCORE

The Knowledge of Rules Score will be determined by an exanination on
the rules covering a period of one, hour,

Actual Grade 0 to 10, equals Knowledge of Rules Score.

Note: Other scores are deternined as per instructions under heading
"Qualifying Score."