tiers. The first event was called at 6.30 and, from
that time on, everything passed off without dispute
or delay. A large number of spectators were in
attendance; and tiv.! State College band furnished
music throughout the evening.
The following gentlemen acted as officers:
Announcer, . Mr. M. J. Thompson
Starter,Mr. Geo. Hoskins
. . .
Judges, Prof. Sparks, Lieut. Wolf, Dr. Fernald,
Mr. Downing.
Time keeper,
PROGRAMME OF EVENTS
EVENT No. 1.-ItUNNING MOIL JUMP
1301W91, 1, Atherton, '92.
Won by No, 1 Height
Seeona No. 2
Evssi , No. 2 —3 i YARDS DAS'I.
1. Mackey, Prep. 1. Fay, 'll3. 11
8 ISluttern, '93 IL 6, Beaver, 'OS. 10.
F. Thompson, Prep. 9. Mattern, F. '9l
Winner in First Heat, N 0.4 Time.
Second In First Heat, No,
Winner in Second Mat No.ll "
Second in Second Heat, No, 9 '•
IVlnner in Final [teat, No.
EVEINT No. rkrinmo Ilion JUMP.
2 Connelly Prep. L. Thompson, Prep.
12 Bush, 'll2. 13. Mattern, It, 413.
IVon by No. 2 Height d Feet nu Inches
Second No. 5
Evorr No. 4.-14 Mme RUN.
4. 1110.ekey, Prep. 14, Bender.
H. Beaver, '95. 9. Aliatern, 11, 'O:3
11'on by No, 0 Thee
Second No. 7
EvossT No r,,--t'u•r . rr xu 12 Lo SII OP
Nl2.
11. Cartwright, '95.
Won by No. 11 Distance
Second No. lo
EVNNT No 6.—Cr.tuni NO R0P.14
18, Greenwood, 'll3
Won by No, A
EVENT No 7,—X, MILE RUN
9, Mattern, 11.'93,
33. lleppenstall, 495,
3. Crawford, '92.
, Time 111llnutes 41 Seconds
25. Scott, 'll5.
20. Yeller '95
a. Beaver,
Won by No. 2(
Second N0..2)
EVI:N'I'No. B,—STANDINO BROAD JUMP
8. Mitten), F. IA 31, Robinson, J.'l)3. 12. llnsli,'9l
13, 31:Morn, IL 1)3, :12, 11'oodylng,'95, 2. Connolly, Prop.
Won by No. 8 Distance 9 Feet. 16X Inches.
Second No, 2 6$
,14;
THE FREE LANCE.
Connelly, Prop
Cart w t, '93
I [klub ran (1.,'91,
Mln •1.93 See
7. Fay, '93,
8. Altitterii,
1%1 I n nteB queonils
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16. Dewier, 'O4.
10. Hildebrand, '92
3) Foot 0 Indies.
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5. Thompson, Prep.
Minute 12 Second.
28. White, 'O4
EVIIINT No, 0.-5 PIN RAMC.
4. Mackey, Prep.
34. Carrier, '9
Won by No. 1. Time
Second No. 13.
EVEST NO, 10,-ONIC MILT: WALK
12. Bush, '92,
19. Dunkin, 'Oh.
%Von by No. 24.
Second No. 12
I No. I L-3 "Ammo ItAon.
7. Fay and 9. Mattorn, '93.
21, Barton and 23, McDonahl,'93
Won by Nos. 7 and 8.
EVEN'. No. 12.—y,4 Ali LE WALK.
M. Dowler, , 9 I. ii. Cartwriglit,'o:.
Won by No. 19. Time 4 Minute 43% Second.
Second No. r , 11 14 "
EVENT No, M.—PUTTING 14i.n Suor
111. Mile,
10, Dotrier, 'Ol.
Won by No.lll. Distance
Second No. 10.
EVIINT NO, 14.-1 Mini I LIN,
22 I)otwnore, '9i. 21. Scott, '0). Willto„'94.
Woo by No, 22. l'ltuo 6:1111notu ElXScoond
Scaomll No, 25, 46
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C. E. A.ull '92, has been elected captain of the
base ball team.
F. Shields, '92, has been elected manager of
the base-ball team with J. M. Small '93 as his as-
sistant.
Oa the evening of Feb. 22nd, the young ladies
of the cottage gave a reception to their friends
about the college.
The following men have been elected by the
Cresson Literary Society to take part in the prize
debate which will be held some time next term
between the two soci,Jes. Small, Williamson and
Pratt.
SO. Spence, 'OS
10. Hildebrand, 'O2.
Minute Second,
20, Ilollonboolr, '93,
24. Brown, '92.
20 Second.
31 "
8 Minute
8
10. 1111(10)111nd, '92
11. Cart w right, '95
:12 Feet 0 Inches
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