Middlebury at Colgate

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  Middlebury register, Middlebury, Vt., October 28, 1910, page 10

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  Collie ue NJ otes. The Y. M. C. A. meeting Wednesday evening was led by the Rev. Mr.. Estan, the local Baptist minister. His subject was 1.-The Working Value of Faith” Prof. Wright. who was to have adj dress the meeting on that subject, was unable to attend on account of other , business. The program for the next four meetings is as follows: Nov. /. Initiation and Roll Call. Nov. 8. THE Bible as Companion” Judge Weeks and Supt. Barss. Nov. Is. IA Man Needed” Sec. J. Sterling Moran. Nov. %. “How One Man Saved a Town” Prof. Everett Skillings. The meetings this year are held in the Hemicycle, and are proving very popu lar. The college foot ball team played Col gate University at Hamilton, N. Y, last Saturday. The score was 51–⁠0 in favor of Colgate. In view of the fact that Colgate this year is in class with Yale and other large universities, this is not such a setback as it seems. On the same day, scrub team from the college played Troy Conference academy at Poultney, in a driving rain. The T. G. A. boys won with score of $50. Pres. Thomas addressed the Grange of Lincoln, Vt, Monday evening. The qualifying examinations for the Cecil Rhodes scholarship at Oxford University, England, were held in the Pedagogy room of the college on Tues day and Wednesday of this week, under the direction of Prof. w. S. Burrage. Five men took the examinations, name ly: Wayne c. Bosworth- Middlebury John Randall Norton, u. V. NJ. John Schneider, u. V. M. James Herbert Wilson, U. V. M. The schedule of examinations was as | follows: Tuesday, Oct. 25.-1O a. M, Latin : translation; p. M, Latin prose com J position; p. M, arithmetic. : Wednesday, Oct. 26. 10 a. M, Greek translation; 2 p. M, Latin grammar. $40 p. M, Greek grammar; p. M, t algebra. , Prof. Burrage entertained the COM Y petitors at his home on Weybridge e street Wednesday evening. n The Senior class held business meet e ing, Wednesday, at pm. in the Henri t cycle, for the purpose of electing q Class-Day officers for Commencement e lie COlllliilIbCC, Will ieN been appointed at the last meeting, o proposed the following names: Orator E E. S. S. Sunderland; poet, F. A. Coates 9 ivy orator, j. G. Peach; class prophecy : Miss Eunice Smith; will and presenta : ton, VIM. Richmond; class history Miss Margaret French; essay, Miss “ Jennie Mcclellan; junior class marshall . Edward l.. O’Neill, ’12; class-day com y mittee, Edwin T. Maloney, Eric B o Barnes, Woodman, P. Harris. No othe :, nominations were made, and the entire Il ticket was elected. Mr.. Herbert A Burnham has been elected editor-in q chief of the Middebury Campus, t. : succeed Mr.. S. S. Sunderland Mr. : Burnham served last year as a membe y of the editorial board =, TRIAL DEBATE. , The trial debate for the selection of ;, team to meet st. Lawrence Universit. 4 at Canton, N. Y, was held Wednesda. q evening at quarter past seven in thu q. chapel Mr.. Wilfred K. Dawson, 10 u presided. and Lawyer A. w. Dickens Lawyer L. G. Russell and Rev. DR.. q. II Dickinson served as judges. The ques ton was Resolved, that intercollegiate g. athletics are detrimental to the best in j. terests of college life” The contestant, k were: Affirmative, Coates, II, Coolidge h II, Ormsbee, IA. and Avery, II. Mega l, tive: Hubbard, IA, Smiddy, ’13, Rey a, holds, 10, and Cook, IA. Six minute * was allowed each man for his mail d argument and four minutes for rebuttal d The judges chose the following men fol is the team: John NJ. Avery, II: F. A lie Coates, IL; Clinton S. Reynolds, l3 lie alternate, Alvin w. Coolidge, II. er The debate was unusually well attend h ed, about ninety people being present d The interest shown by the girls of thu Lp cnllena WAS most O rat flying.

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  New-York tribune, New York, October 23, 1910, page 14

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  COLGATE SCORES AT WILL Middlebury, Overwhelmed, Loses by 81 to 0 in Runaway Game. Hamilton. y. Y, Oct 22.-Colgate recovered from the bad slump of last week and walked through Middlebury for 81 points TO their opponents nothing here to-day. One of the features of the game was Huntington’s run for a touchdown from the kickoff in the second half. Captain Thurber made one field goal from the 35-yard line. Few forward passes were made on account OF the rain Loeber made a touchdown IN the last minute of play. from a short pass and a long run. Captain Mcconnell, of Middle bury, played a good game.

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Colgate leads 1–⁠0 in their only meeting.