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THE STATE COLLEGIAN
Football
Continued from page z
Yeckley by a great sprint carried the
ball 40 yards. State theta lost the
ball on the visitor's 2 yard line, and
Games kicked it back 35 yards to
Partridge who returned it to the 20
yard line. Vorhis again placed the
ball between the goal posts for the
second field goal. With a few sec
onds to play, the game was resumed
and ended with the ball on Lebanon
Valley's 50 yard line. Score.
State 24
Burns
Wray• • • •
Kunkle. ...
Dunn (Capt.)
Cyphers....
MtMMI
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Henry
Partridgc.
Coulson
Zink .
Referee —Dr. John Robison. Umpires—Prof.
Higley and Prof. Balsbaugh. Linesmen—Sell and
Rutherford. Time keepers—Thompson and Hatch.
Time of halves, 15 and 20 minutes. Touch downs
Coulson 2, Zink 1. Goals from field —Vorhis 2.
Goals from touch downs—Wray 1.
SUBSTITUTIONS FOR STATE
Price for Cyhers; Ferguson for Partridge;
Mitchell for Burns; Hershman for Zink; McCleary
tor Ferguson; Yeckley for Coulson; Ayers for
Maxwell; Reese for Dunn; Knapp for Reese;
Vorhis for Henry; Lindemuth for Vorhis; Arnold
for Wray; Holinger for Kunkle; Smith for Mc-
Williams: Wood for Holinger; Walker for Smith;
Wallace for Arnold; Harris for Mitchell; Myirs
for Ayers.
SUBSTITUTIONS FOR LEBANON VALLEY
Snyder for Flook; White for Billow; Gault for
Oldham: Snable for Gher.
Ten hard games remain upon
Manager Thompson's schedule as
follows:
September 29,- State vs Alle
gheny College, at State College.
October 6, State vs. Carlisle In
dians, at Williamsport.
October 13, State vs. Gettysburg,
at State College
October 20, State vs. Yale, at
New Haven.
October 27, State vs. Villanova,
at State College.
November 3, State vs. Annapolis,
at Annapolis.
November 10, State vs. West
minster, at State College.
November. 17, State vs. Dickin
son, at Williamsport.
November 24, State vs. W. Va.
University, at State College.
Thanksgiving Game, November
29, State vs. W.U.P., at' Pittsburg.
No college eleven in the country
has a more severe campaign before
them than this. The games with
the Indians, Yale, Annapolis, Dick-
inson, and W; U. P., always prove
struggles of the most trying charac
ter, while the five remaining contests
will be by no means easy ones.
Last season, the only three defeats
came in the games against
Annapolis, and Yale; while this
year Captain "Mother" Dunn and
his warriors are determined to turn
at least two of this hard trio of, bat
tles into victories for "the White
and Blue."
Those who have charge of this
years football team are:
S. M. Thompson, Manager
N. R. Wright, Ass'.t.Manager ,
W. N. Golden, Athletic Director
T. F. Fennell, Coach
J. D. Elder, Ass't Coach.
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