Goals from field, —Ruble, 8; Gepliart, 4; Stuart 5; Mc-
Cleary 7; Rugs. Goals from offenses, McCleary, 3, Rugs;
Kase. Offenses, —Gephart, 2; McCleary, 2; Rugs; Elder; Ru
ble, 3; White, 3; Speer; Dordy. Referee, Forster, of State,
Eeffler, of Gettysburg. Subs, for Gettysburg, White, at
forward: Speer, at center. Time, twenty-minute halves.
Williamsport T. M. C. A. J3 — State, 7 .
March 14, at Williamsport.
AVIUUAMSPORT POSITION STATE
Tuner forward McCleary
Stutzman forward j. Ruble, Gephart
Allee center Stuart
Knauss guard Elder
Speaker guard C. Ruble, J. Ruble
Goals from field—Stutzman, 2; Allee, 2; Knauss, 1;
Gephart, 1; Stuart,!. Goals from fouls—McCleary, 3; Stutz
man, 3. Referee, Dayton. Umpires, Eaedleim and Foster.
Timers, Budd and Golden. Scorer, Bell. Time of halves,
twenty minutes.
JUNIORS
Gephart
Maddock
Martin
Adams, Holloway
Heilman
Goals from field—Ruble, 4; Deike, 2; Sharpe, 2; Gep
liart, 2. Goals from offenses—Gephart, 3; Offenses—Martin,
Sboriyi, 2; Ruble, 3; Gephart, Deike. Referee, Forster.
Umpire, McCleary. Time, fifteen minute halves.
Tlie baseball season for 1901 opened April 13 with a game
with the Bellefonte Athletic Association on the home
grounds. The contest was very one sided, the final score
being- State, 11 ~8. A. A., 1.
The second game was played, April 16, at Selinsg-rove
with Susquehanna University. Sharpe was in the box for
Sophomores 16—Juniors 7.
March 14.
POSITION
forward
forward
center
g-uard
g-uard
BASIC BABB.
SOPHOMORES
Reber
Deike
Sharpe
Sborig-i
Ruble