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Lots of trophies and lots of prizes. Catch That Second Mile Spirit! On April 26, 1981, more than 650 runners relayed the spirit of the day, as they participated in the first Se- cond Mile Sunday. The site of the ac- tion was the HUB lawn, where ac- tivities began and continued throughout the day. The main attraction was the Se- cond Mile sprint, a 10,000-meter race, which drew over 550 par- ticipants. Winners were on hand as three trophies were presented in each of the six age divisions. Lee Foster of St. Marys, the runner with the best over-all time, boasted a 31:34 clock finish. In addition, a two-mile fun run drew a sizeable crowd and gave those involved a chance to win over 50 prizes, donated by State College mer- chants. Runners in both races con- tributed a $5 entry fee to this cause. The Second Mile Sunday was sponsored by the Penn State Marketing Club, in cooperation with the Pepsi-Cola Company of Altoona and the Centre Daily Times. Members of the marketing club gain- ed a valuable learning experience, as they promoted both an event and a new corporation. However, Mark Foster, coordinator of the event, said the real purpose was ut0 increase the awareness and the positive image of the Second Mile? Accordingly, Ron Coder, executive director of the Second Mile Home, explained the homes purpose saying, ttlt provides a home environment for kids who are neglected or who donTt have a stable home situation? Second Mile Sunday was filled with fun and success too, as $2500 were raised toward the home's establishment. The enjoyment con- tinued throughout the day with per- formances by the Phi Mu Alpha Dix- ieland Band, the Penn State Unicycle Club and the Penn State Juggling Club. A Touch of Blue added sparkle with a twirling exhibition. The first Second Mile Sunday marked the start of an enjoyable event. .. Marilyn Barnard Second Mile 27 M
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The Nittany Lion has that Second Mile Spirit! The Phi Mu Alpha Dixieland Band entertained an. Igzht A beautiful day and beautiful people. M 26 Second Mile
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