The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-05
WILL SHOW QUAKER
Drawn AND BRAINS
On Friday and Saturday the
Fs'iends win Participate
Unique Event.
0RAT0RY AND ATHLETICS
FRIENDS, ACADEMIES WILL HOLD
At EARLHAM, A TRACK AND
FIELD MEET AND AN ORATORS.
CAL CONTEST.

Quaker Day" at Earlham college,
May 8. promises to be red letter day
in the history of athletics In this sec
ton OF the state, and particularly at
the Friends college. On that date
four Friends academies. clash in a
quadrangular field and track meet.
Fairmount. vermillion Grove. Bloom
ingdale and Westfield will be the con-
testants. This meet will start prompt
" at o'clock in the morning and in
the afternoon at O'Clock the Earlharn
track team will meet the team repre-
sentfnE De Pauw university of Green
castle. This meet promises to be one
OF the hottest that has ever been held
bn Reid Field and from present indi-
cations. one OF the largest crowds that
has ever attended any athletic event at
Earlham college. will bespresent.
An oratoricai Contest.
In connection with the academic
meet. which Ia to be held Saturday
morning. an oratorical contest, i'll
which the four schools are represent
ed, will be held In Lindley hall on Fri
day evening. The names OF the con-
testants are not given on the pro-
gram that has been received by Prof.
r. P. Trueblood. as 1t Is hoped to keep
this secret from the judges SO that no
partiality can be shown. It is under
stood that the schools have some elo-
quent speakers and that the contest
will be fought with much spirit and
vim. The subjects are World Fed
eration,'' .Subdivfding the Earth"
Democracy" and Americas Need"
In the contest In defamation the sub
jects are 'Edith's Burglar The
Cook A Selection from Quo Vadis."
and the First Piano in Camp The
subjects are broad and give an oppor-
tunity for much thought. The judges
on thought and composition are Prof.
w. N. Trueblood.. of Earlham college.
Pres. w. A. Mills of Hanover, and
Supt. r. A. Ogg Of Kokomo The
judges on delivery are Prof. Ebert
Russell. Earlham College: Prof c. w.
Knouff. principal of Richmond high
school, and Prof F. S. Lamar, of tho
Richmond high school, Prof. True
blood has extended cordial invitation
to the public to attend and it Is ex-
pected from the reports, that the hall
Will be filled to Its utmost capacity.
n Entries Tor the Meet.
The entries for the field and track
meet were received by Prof. e. p.
Trueblood. this morning Russell.
Bogue and Chapman are the, main con-
testants representing the Blooming
dale academy. and who made such ex-
cellent showings last year. Coaltrin
and Briles. who were on the Westfield
track team OF last year, are still IN
events which they made good showing
in in the meet last season. Mills. for
vermillion Grove. according to the en-
tries, must be the. all around star, as
he is entered In the majority Of races:
The entries are as follows:
D-Yard Dash--H. Mills and A. Ian
caster, v. G.; Briles and Coaltrin. W.:
Lewis, Winslow. Whybrek and Jones,
r.: Russell. Bogue and Chapman, B.
1OAYard Dash--H. Mills. A. ancas-
ter, v. G.: Armstrong and Briles. W.;
Winslow, J Haisley. Jones, F.; Russell,
Bogue and Chapman, B.
9AOuuAu6 DtO0u OuAP--- =. WiASAL,
II. Mills. v. G.; Griffen. Briles, W.:
Russell. Bogue. Chapman, B.
Pole Vault. Marsh, H. Mills, Y.
g.; Coaltrin, Griffen, W; Russell,
Rogue and Chapman. B.
One Halt Mile-E. Wright, ]. Marsh,
r. Emerson. v. c.; Armstrong, Grit
fen. W.: Baldwin. Haisley. Whybrew,
Hasty, F.: Wood. Newlin, Meyers. B.
One HENDERSON. Marsh v. G.:
Briles, Armstrong, W.; Lewis, Fowler.
Baldwin. Haisley. Whybrew, f.; Mey-
ers. Newlin. Wood. b.
Shot Put Russell. Bogue.. Chapman,
b.: Lewis and H. Mills. v. G.: Coaltriu
and Haworth. W.; French: Bruns,
Scott, Hasty. r.
One Half Mile Relay-Lancaster,
Lewis. Wright. Mills, Marsh, Emerson,
v. G.; HAwdrth, Gri9fen. Briles, Coal
trim, Armstrong, w: Lewis. ]. HAS
ley, Whybrew. NJ; Haisley. Baldwin,
Hasty, p0tton, FL Bosue. Chapman,
Russell, Newiin. Wood, Myers. B.
Running Broad .Jump-A Lancaster