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down with a vicious thump on
Leather’s tackle. McCreary got a
bare yard at Barr’s end, and Fisher
couldn’t budge the center, so the
oval was sent sailing back to Harm
on for a punt. Old reliable
‘‘Mother” Dunn broke through the
line like a streak and blocked
Harmon’s punt beautifully, Leonard
falling on the ball. Then “Bill”
Wray smashed tackle for 5 yards,
Gotwals prodded through for 4, Mc-
Gee fought his way for 8 more,
Yeckley rounded right end for 15,
and McGee hurdled for a touch
down, all in 1 1-2 minutes, Don
Miller kicking the goal. And then
with State’s yells thundering across
Beaver Field, the team kept up this
pace all through the second half,
rolling-up a total of 29 points; and
trying out successfully several new
formations invented by Coaches
Golden and Scholl. Califor
nia worked the various “shift”
plays very smoothly, and Harmon’s
consistent punting helped to keep
the score down.
On the the ends Leathers and
Barr displayed excellent form, while
at the tackle positions Wray, Got
wals, and McWilliams all carried the
ball in grand fashion. Dunn at
center was a tower of strength as
usual; Shaw, Leonard, and Cyphers
performed credibly at guard,and both
the backfield combinations were
very satisfactory,—Yeckley, Miller,
and McGee, being replaced by Part
ridge, Behee, and Zink respectively,
and Henry by Moorhead.
Partridge’s 45 yard run for a
touchdown near the close of the
second half showed the spirit which
State’s men were putting into the
the game, for “Partie” shot into a
solid mass of California tacklers on
a line plunge, so that a five yaid
gain was all to be looked for. But
the wonderful “helping” given by
nearly every man in State’s eleven
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
dragged Partridge fully fifteen yards,
and then pulled him entirely free of
the bunch, and allowed a clear field
for a touch down. The score.
STATE 29
Barr
Wray. . ..
Leonard..
Dunn .. c Gray
Shaw nr Archer
Gotwals. .. . ... rt Frje
Leathers re Abbott
Henry ...q Harmon
Yeckle.' (Cap!).. . llib Fisher
Mihcr rhb ... McCreary (Capt.)
McGee fb . . . . Coulson
Substitutions-Moorhead for Henry, Partridge
for Yeckley, McWilliams for Wray, Zink for Mc-
Gee, Cyphers for Shav*, Jones for Archer, Mc-
Cauley for Frazier, Hayes for Palmer. Touch
downs —Yeckley 1, Miller 2, McGee 1, Partridge 1.
Goals from touch down-Yeckley 2, Miller 2.
Linesmen—Drs. Holly and Mackay. Referes—Dr.
John Robison. Umpire—Dr. Fred Robison.
Timers —Messrs Bairand Cree. Time of halves —
20 minutes.
Men of “Old Penn State,” just a
word. The big Carlisle Indian game
comes off in a few days; —Remem-
ber this, —and remember how our
cheering last Saturday helped to
make our ’Varsity play in true
“State” style. Every man of us
must get out and cheer the eleven as
thev practice on Beaver Field these
few days more. Whether or not we
are going to Harrisburg, —for that
does not matter, —the idea is to
show our ’Varsity men that we are
for them all the time. Those of us
who do not go to Hanisburg will
wait here in “Old Main” all too
anxiously for the score, and we all
want to feel that we are with them
in spirit every minute. And those
of us who do go to this game intend
to come back with our voices miss
ing but loyalty plus.
Walking is Good
A large number of students walked
to Pine Hall last Saturday evening
to partake in the festivities which
were carried on there last week.
The college band was engaged to
give selections during the evening
which were well rendered consider
ing the fact that the band has had
scarcely a weeks training. It is not
necessary to say that the boys en
joyed themselves.
Dance Committee
The following men have been ap
pointed to serve on the committee to
arrange for the Thanksgiving Hop :
Chairman, Kauffman,Kilmer, Hecka
thorne, Reigart and Diehl.
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