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COLIAEGIAN
Sunday ; morning '(9;.30i o'clock).
Fellowship meeting; Clayton S. -
Coopes; College ch t apel, Dr. Theo
dore S. Henderson.
Sunday afternoon . (Three
o'oclock). Formation of State
'poky. - 1 ' -
,
Sunday evening. Joint meeting
with Penn State 1 7 " M. C. A.; Fare
well
meeting of delegates.
The faculty will give a buffet
supper on Thursday evening at 9:30
p. m. to all delegates in McAllister
hall.
Second Intericholastic Meet:
On Friday May 6 the second an
nual'lnterscholastic Field meet will
take place on New [Beaver Field:
the first prep School meet was held
last year 'at the dedication of the
New Field; the , events proved , in
teresting and the yisiting athletes
were we
j
I 1 entertained! As last year
the Sta e-Dickinson baseball game'
will be eld in the afternoon of that
day an other means of .enteitain
ment ill. be provided in the even
ing. By holding the meet on Friday
all the participants are able to re
turn home 1:of ore Sunday if they
with to. ':-*
"Pop" Golden has sent out in
vitations to I almost 125 schools and
the number of acceptances already
received is gratifying 'according to -
the ath!etic director. Creditable re
cords
in the hundred yard dish,
shot-Olt and,mile-run were made in
the 1909 event, and the increased
number ,of entries this year insures
an even better prep-school meet
than last ing. , Our splendid New.
Beaver Field track with its ,220 yard
strightaway 'an ideal place for
such an event and do doubt "Pop"
will make this coming meet highly
successful. The New t York Alum.
ni are to be complimented on the
Splendid medals awarded for the'
Interscholastic Meet last year as
well as for those toiie awarded this
year. One scholarship awarded
by the Board of Trustees to the con-
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