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With the election of officers, a special meeting will be called in the next
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  Athletic Association. Officers of the association are already laying plans for next summer, and the organization is expected to prove a strong contender for honors in amateur sports.
The annual meeting of the association for the election of officers was held last night, resulting in the re-election of W. L. Prince as president. Clyde Hatfield was selected vice-president, as were Dr. Kellam and W. H. Barton. H. L. French was elected secretary and treasurer, and athletic director. The PUT baseball team will be captained by Conrad Ententry, who was elected last night. 