The Canton Team.
Our readers will doubtless be in-
terested to know something of the
Canton team which has been train
ing at the College for several weeks.
Below are given the position played
by each man and the college or uni
versity with which he was connected
prior to this year.
Wallace, captain and coach, All-
American tackle in 1900.
Stevenson, quarterback, U. of P.,
All-American quarterback in 1904.
Thorpe, end, Columbia, captain
All-American team in 1904.
Sheldon, halfback, captain of In
dians in 1904.
Sweet, center, State.
Cure, fullback, State. Cure also
holds the State record for the 16-lb.
shot-put.
Murphy, guard, W. and J.
Gilchrist, end, Yale.
Schrontz, end, W. and J.
Riley, guard, New York Univer
sity.
Steinberg, half back, Syracuse.
Rensnyder, end, Ohio State.
Ernst. tackle, Lafayette.
Lang, tackle, W. and J.
Townsend, halfback, Columbia
Reynolds, halfback, U. of P.
Suttor, end, W. and J.
Wood, end, State.
Farrabaugh, halfback, Lehigh.
Kirkhoff, guard, Purdue.
Heinberger, center, W. and J.
Hayden, quarterback, U. of P.
Football
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29.
Penn State vs. W. U. of P., at
Pittsburg. ,
West Virginia vs
WaShington.
W. T. DUNN
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
Pennsylvania vs. Cornell, at Phila
de:phia.
Indians vs. Virginia, at Norfolk.
Franklin and Marshall vs. Gettys
burg, at Lancaster.
Johns Hopkins vs
Baltimore.
Missouri vs. Kansas, at Columbia.
Georgetown vs. George Washing
ton, at Washington.
Maryland Ag. vs. Delaware, at
College Park.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2.
West Point vs. Annapolis,
Franklin Field, Philadelphia.
On Thanksgiving Day, State lines
up against the Western University
of Pennsylvania at Pittsburg. Com
parative scores seem to indicate that
this team is playing a hard game
against every rival, and it is well
known that every effort is being put
forth to defeat State.
State's undergraduate body will
hardly be able to be present, but
every alumnus in Allegheny county
and many outside the county will be
there to cheer on to victory the most
successful eleven that has ever
represented the Blue and White.
Good luck to our Varsity in the
last game of the season of 1906!
Rev. J. R. Woodcock, of Phila
delphia, former General Secretary
of the Association, will speak at the
meeting on Sunday evening, Dec. 2.
Subject : "Specialization in Charac
ter." As usual, the meeting will be
held at 6.15 o'clock in Room 529.
Although the classes in Mission
Study have opened, the committee
wish to state that it is not yet too
late for enrollment.
W & J., at
"MOTHER" DUNN'S GRUB
Maryland, at
Thankgsiving Game
AT
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