Evening journal., 1901-06-19
than aftecn feet, ana substituted thirty

than fifteen feet, and substituted thirty
feet
TO the petition Of DR.. Butler, George C.
Kerr and others of Newark. asking the
admission of their daughter TO the college,
the hoard instructed Its secretary TO reply
sayina that I'm the judgment of the board
co-educaticn In Delaware College was not
practicable. The vote in favor Of this
reply was a decided one.
The board unanimously appropriated $50
toward paying the expenses of five dele
gates from the College y. NJ c. A. to the
Summer School. in Northheld, Mass. After
some routine business the board adjourned
sine die.
The following degrees were conferred on
Recommendation OF the faculty:
Bachelor of Arts classical Course)-
Elisha Monroe Baker. selbyvllle; John
Pearce Cam. Kirkwood; Lowther Cheney,
Henry Clay; William Marshall, Jr., NIL
ford.
Bachelor Of Arts G.atin Scientific
Course)-Richard Thompson Cam. Sd.
Kirlxwood: John Emory Chapman. Laurel;
Edgar Byron Griffin. Newark John VIII
liam Mccoy. New Castle; Cecil Clark Nc
Donald, Newark William Norman Nc
Mullin. ST. Georges; Charles Daniel Stock
~, Smyrna.
Bachelor OF Science Agricultural
Course)-W william Peoples Naudain. Mar
shallton.
Bachelor Of Civil Englneerlng-Fred
Evans Henry CLAY; Harry Ludwig Maier
Wilmington
Bachelor Of Mechanical Engineering
Henry Goodman McComb. Wilmington;
Samuel j. OFT, Wilmington; Herbert Rod
ney Tunnel, Georgetown; Theodore Ru-
dolph Wolf, Jr., Newark.
The Athenaean Literary Society held
lis slxty-fourth anniversary exercises last
night e Byron Griffin made an address on
"The Speaker of the House. the Sovereign
Power OF Congress"
Tho Hon. George Denney Alden. OF Mid
dleboro, Mass. was the orator of the
evening. His subject was what VIII lie
DO with It?' lie made polished address
He told his audiotrs there are three great
things to remember ana put to use, name
by. Have faith in yourself have faith ia
your country, and have faith in Cod"
Henry Goodman McComb made the fare
well address.
Yesterday morning a competitive drill
took place between Company a and Com
pany j for the best drilled company for
the Roberts medal The drill consisted Of
general maneuvers and was witnessed by
"a large number Of persons. Company b
had to surrender the medal TO Company
A.. The Lieutenant Clark Churchman
prize. given by the Daughters OF the
American Revolution for the encourage
ment Of military virtues, etc. was won
by Richard Seymour Rodney. 'Oi, New
Castle The judges were: Major Black
ford. Cadet Major f. II. Maier and Pro-
fessor William II. Pratt.
MANY SAW COLLEGE SPORTS.
About ] 900 persons gathered at the New
ark Farm Track yesterday afternoon 20
witness the rack spotrts. The judges were.
DR.. Walter Steel, Captain E. S. Avis, Pro-
fessor w. II. Pratt and George Mclntire.
Professor Powell acted as starter.
iOO-yard dash-Huxley. '02, first; Dutton,
03 second; Conner, third. Time-llh sec
onds
Shot put-Jackson, 'W. first; Davis 'O3.
feet
22o yards dash-Huxley, 'O2, first; Dut-
ton. '0s second! Time-2GA seconds.
Pole vaule-Smith, 'O3, first; Groves, '0i,
second; Bush O3. third. Distance, feet
inch.
Relay race-Juniors, first; freshmen,
second; sophomore, third. Time, 400.
Running broad jump-schabinger 'Oi,
first; Groves. 'Oi, second Huxley, 'O2, third.
Distance IS feet inches.
Running high jump-Mathewson 'O4,
first; Groves, '04, second; Leach, '05,
third Height, feet IL inches.
Half mile run-Frazer. 'O3, first; Pardel,
'03. second; Harrington, O2 third. Time,
l2glk.
Freshmen, q points; sophomores 26
points. and juniors IS points