"All Pennsylvania Eleven.” Continued, from page /. The writer has seen fourteen of these teams perform this season: — U. of P., Carlisle Indian, Lafayette, Penn State, Dickinson, Gettysburg, Bucknell, W. and J.,Lehigh, W. U. P., Geneva, Villanova,Lebanon Val ley and Swathmore, and has noted carefully through the newspapers records of the other ten teams, as well as the work of their individual members. The selections as made above are the result of a close esti mate of the value of each player to the team, and with a view of provid ing each eleven with a first-class punter and drop-kicker, as well as a good field general at quarter-back. Either of the elevens picked would prove a fit opponent for the best in the land this' season. Directly after the - close of the season a re-selection, if such be necessary, will be made of these elevens, with complete write ups of the individual players, rni reasons why each is chosen to represent “All-Pennsylvania.” All Gaul is divided into three parts: cheek, cast-iron nerve and brass. —You can get them. Rubber stamps from the Bellefonte Stamp Works. H. D. /leek Souvenir Spoons, Lockets, Watch Fobs, Chains, Clasp and Stick Pins, Stationery The Drug Stroe TRY THE PITTSBURG SUNDAY PRESS A live up-to-date paper and always contains a column of State College Athletic News. Souvenir and Comic Postal Cards and Drawing Material THE' STATE COLLEGIAN JOHN I. ROBISON State College Supply Co. General Merchandise Dealers in COLLEGE PENNANTS HAT BANDS, ETC. Agents for Spaldings Sporting Goods; Walk-Over Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen Fine Line of Gents Furnishings—Neglige and Dress Shirts Fancy Groceries WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE m. s. McDowell r m. foster Successors to W. L. Foster PILLOWS at Wholesale and Retail. BOOK OF VIEWS ortliq College Buildings Shops and Lahmutorics. GROUPS ' AND FLASHLIGHTS G. B. BARBEY Successor to Ketchem 'O4. and Arnold 'O5 ROOM 370 MAIN The Drug Store H. D. Meek
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