The Oregon weekly., May 13, 1907, Special Y.M.C.A. Edition, Image 2

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OREGON TO M EET PULLM AN
exceedingly good tim e and ( )regon will S tu art H anna. U. of O . ”97. now a Y
base to hurry to carry oft these honors M. C. A. sec retary .
but it is likely she will have a large
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O th e r co n v en tio n s of the O regon-
enough lead in num ber of points that Idaho A ssociation follow ed
all of
lots of close com petition when the last she can concede Pullm an the relay.
which were well aten d e d by the men
call comes for the 886. \\ . S. C. has
from the U n iv ersity of Oregon. In
tw o very stro n g speeders. \\ elsch and F IF T E E N YEARS AT OREGON
D ecem ber. 1906. th e convention was
Johnson to contest for them in the
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again held in E ugene, w ith 100 dele­
mile run. 'These two men pulled out
g ates p resen t. P erh ap s th e strongest
first ami second places, respectively, the school year 1899-1900 Y. M. C. A. speaker of the co n v en tio n was Pres­
in their recent meet in the fast time of extension work was undertaken, four
ident P enrose, of W h itm an College.
4 min., 39 sec. F or the U niversity, addresses being given by A ssociation
C harles I). Ilu rre y . of C hicago, ad­
I’latts, Jam ieson, Sullivan and Talbert men in school houses near Eugene.
dressed the S unday a 'te rn o o n mass
have been show ing good form and will
Several tim es each year the A sso­ m eeting. M em orial services w ere held
no doubt do credit to them selves as ciation has been visijed by m em bers
Sunday m o rn in g for R eno H utchinson,
well as to the U niversity.
of the international com m ittee, men of m urdered in S pokane, and for Clay
In the hurdles O regon ought to do stro n g C hristian character.
A m ong S heppard, who as s tu d e n t secretary at
well, asM oores, K uykendall and H us­ these visitors of years past are Robert
C orvallis had w orked for an A ssocia­
ton are show ing reasonable form for S. Gailey, now a m issionary in C h in a; tion building.
this time of the season. In the highs, F. S. B rockm an, of the S tudent V ol­
F o llo w in g a su g g estio n of Student
Pullm an has H am m er and Putm an, unteer M ovem ent; Reno H utchinson,
who are d o in g fairly d o se to li> 1-5, beloved by all the m en; S ecretary IL S ecretary D avis at th e Pacific Grove
but M oores and Kuykendall will very \\ . Stone ol the P ortland A ssociation; C onference, the U n iv ersity of O regon
likely brush the tape out of the Pull­ l\a n 1». Rhodes, II. O. (“ C h u n k ”! Hill A ssociation decided in th e sp rin g of
1905 to em ploy a m an w ho could de­
man m e n s way in this event. H am m er and bred P>. Sm ith.
will be W. S. ( . s main dependency in
The U niversity of O regon A ssocia­ vote half his tim e to th e Y. M. C. A.
the low hurdles. M oores and H uston tion has taken great interest in con­ work. O ne h u n d red fifty d ollars was
will likely run these for O regon. ferences and conventions, and has a l­ subscribed by s tu d e n ts and m em bers
C apt. Moores ought to have an easy ways been represented by good dele­ of the faculty, and C. R. Reid, a senior,
first, as H am m er took second place in gations. From the beginning of the was chosen the first stu d e n t secretary.
the tri meet in 17 sec. and "G ord" has A ssociation delegates were sent to the A room was secured in the dorm itory
a record of 25 2-5.
Pacific coast conference at Pacific for h e a d q u arters, and th e library of
In all of the .weights except the d is­ G rove, C alifornia, until the m eetings th e A ssociation and all its records
w ere m oved to th e p e rm a n e n t loca­
cus O regon should have easy picking, at G earhart were begun.
The book ex ch an g e, w hich had
for H ahn, Pullm an s best man in the.
Nine men represented ( fregon at tion.
ham m er, is only doing around 130 ft., that first convention at Salem and been a feature of the Y. M. C. A. work
while O regon has at least tw o men. eight went to C orvallis the follow ing for a n u m b er of y ears, w as also given
H ug and Zacharias, who make 140 ft. year. Both these conventions exerted a place at h e a d q u a rte rs.
Halm puts the shot better than 39 ft., pow erful influences on the lives of the
At present th e A so ciatio n is carry­
a distance which should be eass * for men who attend. At the second con­ ing on a n u m b er of lines o f w ork, per­
Hug and Zacharias.
In the discus vention at Salem . F eb ru a ry 24-26, haps the m ost im p o rta n t of which is
throw the crowd will see P u llm an ’s 18’>9, Prof. h”. S. D unn, who nine years the direction of a b o y s ” club organize«!
best man perform . 'Thayer, re p resen t­ before had been a student delegate, as a result of the co n v en tio n in De­
ing Pullman at the trian g u lar meet, was present, as was President P. L. cem ber. 1906. Som e 60 boys meet
broke the N orthw est record for this Cam pbell of the O regon State Norm al reg u larly for Bible study, and for rec­
event with a throw of 11‘> ft. 6 in., School at
M onm outh.
President reate m.
but Hug can be depended upon for a Cam pbell was am ong the delegates a
New stu d e n ts are provided with in­
good distance ami \ T ight and Moullen num ber of tim es.
form ation about the U niversity bv
are not far behind.
1 he first O re g o n -Id ah o convention m eans of handbooks, w hich are issued
\o th m g can be predicted concerning was held in E ugene D ecem ber 7-10, each sum m er, and the new student is
tin1 relay, though it is known it will be 19(X), with such leaders a: C. T. C olton
met at the train by m em bers of the As­
very fast and exciting. Pullm an svon of the International C< m m ittee. bred
sociation and assisted in g e ttin g set­
this event over \\ hitm an and Idaho in B. Sm ith. Leader of Bible S tudy, and
tled in E ugene.
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