HE completed schedule of the varsity foot ball team for 1899
will be published in the May issue of the LANCE.
State has been placed with Cornell, Columbia, Lafayette and
Lehigh by the management of the University of Penna. relay
races to be held on April 29th. Although with the graduation of
the Class of '9B State lost good men yet she has material left from
which much may be expected. Captain Norman expects to make
a good showing this year.
The midwinter sports held in the Armory on March i ith
were well attended. The list of entries was large and some good
work was done by those participating. Martin in the pole vault
showed up very promisingly, while Miles in the long runs showed
up well.
The addition of the three-legged race to the program was hailed
with enthusiasm.
The following is a list
3o yds. dash.
3o yds. high hurdle.
44 0 yds. dash.
Half-mile run.
Mile run.
Two mile run.
Putting r 6 lb. shot.
of the events:—
I. A. C. Pollock, 'oo
2. P. Martin, 'O2.
3. A. B. Gill, 'oo.
I. W. A. Maxwell, 2 02. . . . • 4 - s
2. 0. C. Edwards, 'oo.
3. F. H. Yocum, 'O2.
i. A. C. Pollock, 'oo, . . i min. 5
2. A. B. Gill, 'oo.
3. A. C. Shoffstall, 'oo.
r. T. M. Knox, 'O2, 2 min. 34
2. A. B. Gill, 'oo.
3. H. C. Glennwright, 'oo.
I. T. M. Knox, 'O2, . ~5 rain. 47*
2. W. R. Miles, 'O2.
3. F. T. C. Cole, 'co.
1. T. M. Knox, 'O2, . . 13 min. 534
2. W. R. Miles, 'O2.
3. L. C. Young, 'oo.
i. D. D. Cure, 'O2, . .
2. P. E. Weldy, 'oo.
A. A. T. '
4 sec.
38 ft. 9X. in.