and a short kick again went to Dick
inson. Davis punted 35, Henry re
turning 10, McCleary 2, and Burns
got the ball on a short kick in brilli
ant fashion. McCleary 2, Mc-
Williams 2, Henry 2, and the game
was over !
A thousand loyal State men swept
over the gridiron and carried their
victorious heroes triumphantly to
the dressing rooms. The victory
was well earned ; every man played
hard to win. No eleven represent
ing Penn State has ever won a
cleaner, better victory than this, and
Williamsport resounds with high
praises of State's players and their
manly, sportsmanlike methods.
Dickinson fought nobly, but her
team was completely outclassed iu
every department of the game.
STATE 6
Burns
Dunn(Capt.)
Cyphers.
Gotwals. McWilliams .r t
Campbell, Maxwell
Henry, Vorhis . ... . q b
Partridge, Henry . . .1 h b
McCleary . ..... .. .r h b
M==!!l
Touchdown—McCleary. Goal from Touchdown--
McCleary. Referee —Dr. Godcharles of Lafayette.
Umpire—Dr. Vail of Pennsylvania. Head Lines
man—Prof. Higley. State College. Linesmen--
Richey, State, and Smith, Dickinson. Time of
halves--25 minute.
Football
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24.
Yale vs. Harvard, at New Ha
ven.
Pennsylvania vs
Philadelphia.
Swarthmore vs
Philadelphia.
Dartmouth vs. Brown, at Spring-
West Point vs. Syracuse,at West
Lafayette vs. Lehigh, at Easton.
Annapolis vs. Virginia Poly., at
Annapolis
Indians vs. Cincinnati, at Cincin
nati.
Oberlin vs. Case, at Oberlin.
Chicago vs. Nebraska, at Chica-
Minnesota vs, Indians, at Min
neapolis,
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
Charles Lambert Kinsloe of Lock
Haven, has been elected assistant in
the Electrical Engineering depart
ment of the Western University of
Pennsylvania. Mr. Kinsloe was
graduated from the Electrical depart
ment of State College in 1903, with
the degree of Bachelor of Science.
He was employed in the Westing
house Electric and Manufacturing
Company's works at East Pittsburg,
Pa., for some time after graduating
from college, and for the past two
years has been engaged in experi
mental laboratory work in the en
gineering department of the Phila
delphia Electric Company. Mr.
Kinsloe brings to the position
unusual qualifications. He has
chosen teaching as his profession,
and will form a valuable addition td
the faculty of the University.
DICKINSON 0
•Houseman
Fredrick
Hoffman
. .Parvis
McWhinney
Davis (Capt)
. -Skinner
The physical examination of the
Freshman class has been finished
and the averages determined were
as followed :
Age 19 years 5 months
Height.
Weight
Neck
Chest, repose
Chest, full
Villanova,
Chest, breadth .10.3 "
Chest, depth 7 6 "
Abdomen, depth. 7 1 "
Right upper arm contr'ed 11.9 "
Amherst,
Left ' ' ' ' " 11.7 "
Right " " extended 10.6 "
Left " " 10.5 "
Right Forearm 10.6 "
Left " 10.3 "
Hips. . 34.7 "
Waist . . 30.2 "
Thigh, right 20.8 "
" - left. .20.5 "
Calf, right 13.9 "
" left ..13.7 "
Lung capacity...... ...250 cu. in.
Thirteen per cent. wear eye
glasses and forty-two per cent. use
tobacco.
ALUMNI
Freshman Statistics
.....67 inches
133.7 pounds
14.1 inches
34.8
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