They failed to kick a goal. Things commenced
to look shaky as cheer after cheer went up from
the crowd on account of the touchdown just made.
But the first half ended without either side scoring
any more—being Lafayette 4, State College o.
The second half State College braced up and
started in to win. Every man seemed to work
with better spirit. The rush line pushed every
thing before it right down into Lafayette territory,
and there, with the fine running of Aull and the
tricky work of the men:back of the line, State Col
lege commenced to score. Two touchdowns were
made by Aull, one of which was turned into a goal.
Another one was made by Fay. No goal, how
ever. Thus the game ended with the score—
Lafayette 4 State College 14.
Thirty minute halves were played.
Our team leaving Easton on Saturday, at 1.40
arrived at Bethlehem about 2. I'D. The boys were
all feeling pretty stiff from the game of the previous
day and as they strung out towards the "Wyan
dotte," there was not noticed that exuberance of
manner, so distinct twenty-four hours previous.
The game with Lehigh was called for 4 o'clock.
State College showed up about three-fourths of an
hour ahead of time, but as all were sore from the
game with Lafayette, they did not seem anxious to
do much preliminary playing. While the crowd
was gathering, there was much loose comment as
to the probable result of the game. As a matter
of course, they expected a walkover and the bet-
ting ran anywhere on a score of from 4o to Go to o.
Just a few minutes before time to call the game,
Lehigh's team came down from their Gymnasium
and out on the grounds on a run
With Dumont of Lafayette for Umpire and
Throckmorton of Lehigh for Referee, the game
was called a few minutes after 4 o'clock, State Col.
lege taking the ball.
follows :
THE FREE LANCE.
We wish to suggest ono way is which our alum
ni can benefit our college ; a suggestion by no
means new, as it has been and is now practically
worked by each alumni in several of our best col•
The teams lined up as leges.
Hutchinson full back Brown.
Moestnan . r half back Cartwright.
Trenchard I half back Fay.
McClung quarter —Anti,
Barber right end R. Mattern.
Blunt right tackle Rothrock.
Wooden right guard Dowler.
Balliett center Read.
Sheldon I guard Hildebrand.
Ritchie I tackle Hile.
Walker 1 end Knittle.
State College played a splendid game from the
start. The Lehigh boys were completely taken
by surprise, as they had counted on an easy vic
tory. The ball was kicked, pushed back and
forth on the field, neither side apparently getting
much advantage. At last, and just a few minutes
before time was called for the first half, Lehigh
managed to push the ball over our line and score
a touchdown. This making at the end of the
first half—Lehigh 4 State College o. In the sec
ond half Lehigh scored zo pts. more and towards
the end of the game State College by hard work
forced the ball over, securing a safety. When time
was called the score stood—Lehigh 24 State Col
lege 2.
CO LifiIfUNICATIOIVS.
MR, EDITOR :
Each allumnus as an individual, and th.; alum
ni as an organization, owes such enthusiasm and
effort as will materially aid our alma mater.
We do not think we are putting it too strong,
when we say that the interest which our alumni
has shown, and the aid which it has given, has
not been as helpful as it might or should be.
Simply because we are prospering as a college, i 3
no excuse for our graduates to lay aside their help
ing qualities.
It is the judicious distribution of college an-