An Exciting Victory.
In the most exciting and closely
contested varsity basketball game
that we have ever seen in the
Armory our five defeated the New
York University Law team by a
score of 19 to 17, but only after
three minutes of extra time had been
played. Ross threw the winning
goal' after our entire varsity had
played splendid ball for 43 minutes,
and everybody went away happy.
When the first half closed 6 to 4
in the visitors’ favor,excitement had
reached a high pitch, but the cheer
ing became deafening towards the
close of the second half when goals
by Herman, Waha, and Funstun put
State in the lead. With but a few
seconds to play Chess for the visitos
tossed a pretty basket, making the
score 17 to 17 at the conclusion of
the second half. It was decided to
play off the tie and both sides came
on the floor determined to get the
necessary goal. After some of the
fastest and pluckiest playing ever
witnessed here, Ross won the game
for State by an accurate shot.
STATE 19 NEW YORK U. L. S. 17
Herman forward .Steinhart
Ticknor, Ross forward Leiboitz
Waha (Capt.) center . .. Newman (Capt.)
Dubarry, Funston ...guard Haas
Barnett guard Chess
Goals from field—Herman 4, Ross 2, Waha 1
Funston 1, Newman 1. Haas 1, Chess 1. Steinhart 1*
Leiboitz 2. Goals from foul— Newman 5, Waha 2.
Barnett. Time of halves—2o minutes. Three
minutes extra time required for deciding goals.
Timers—Messrs. Schmidt, of N. Y. L. S. and
Harding. State. Referee—Mr. Wilber, Rutgers.
The Medico-Chirurgica! College of Philadelphia
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THE STATE COLLEGIAN
The Debating Club.
A committee was appointed at the
regular meeting of the debating club
held last Saturday evening to choose
a question for the intercollegiate
debate with Dickinson. Several
questions will be worked over in the
weekly debates of the club and the
one which seems most evenly bal
anced will be chosen. After the
question is decided upon the trial de
bate to fill the vacancies on the team
will be held.
The question for discussion at the
last meeting was: Resolved, That
the Monroe doctrine should be con
tinued as the permanent foreign poli
cy of the United States. The affir
mative was awarded-the decision.
Bowling Schedule.
FEBRUARY IS.
<MTA vs. <3?A©.
2AE vs. B©n.
FEBRUARY 20.
vs. SKS
2X vs. KS.
ALUMNI NOTES
Mr. Henry H. Geary, ’94, was
married on January 23rd to Miss
Fannie H. Leppard. Mr. Geary is
situated at Fostoria Ohio, as vice
president and manager of the Fos
toria Incandescent Lamp Co.
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