Fine Victory Over Swarthmore.
In the most -exciting game of the
season State’s varsity five defeated
Swarthmore in the Armory last Fri
day evening. It was another in
stance of "State” pluck and spirit,
as Captain Waha’s men were out
weighed by the veteran Swarthmore
representatives.
As Referee M'oorehead tossed
up the first ball the wearers of the
“Garnet” got going at a terrific clip,
but on a foul by Kreuger, Waha
tallied the opening point for State.
The continual fouling of Kreuger
placed the visitors at a disadvantage
all through the contest. Then
Swarthmore began a beautiful
passing and dribbling game which
State’s men seemed unable to fathom
until the score stood 6 to 1 against
our team. In a splendid rally Funs
ton and Herman turned the tide by
three clean field goals, and the first
half ended 9 to 8 for State.
Both teams started the second
period with whirlwind speed, and
after five minutes of strenuous play
Funston set the "State” yells echo
ing by a fine goal. At one time the
score was 20 to 14 for State, but the
clever play of the visitors turned
the tide. Griffin’s wonderful shot
from mid-floor tied the score in the
last minute of play. A double foul
was called and Waha scored after
Dill had missed, bringing another
hard fought victory to "Old State.”
After their recent hard and dis
couraging trip, our team is to be
heartily congratulated upon this vic
tory. The manner in which Stale’s
plungers dodged and darted through
the defense of the visitors was
worthy of all the applause received.
We are proud of our basketball team
and are confident that the season
will now close with nothing but
victory.
SWARTHMORE 20
Dill (Capt) forward
Griffin forward
krueger
Swayne,Kline.
Booth, Knder
Goals from field —Funston 4 Ross 1, Horman 2,
Kruger 2. Dill 3, Griffin 4, Swayne Foul goals
Waha 8. Time keepers—Rodgers, Swarthmore,
and Harding, State. Time of halves—2o minutes.
Referee—Moorhead ex’oB of State,
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
Last Friday evening after the bas
ket ball game a rather interesting ef
ficiency test was run on the machines
of the Electrical Engineering Depart
ment by Prof. Dunn, in McAllister
Laboratory. There weie some sev
enty machines to be tested, and the
learned professor feared that he
would have to call on the Nittany
Power Co., in addition to the regular
college plant, to get the juice neces
sary for carrying full load. When
the time came, however, he tight
ened his circuit breakers, put the
governors out 6f business, and ran
the test through in fine shape.
The machines were all tested at
the same time, being connected in a
series-parallel arrangement, with the
operating switches in the centre of
the circuit. Each machine had con
nected to its internal windings in
struments for measuring the pres
sure and load, which 'were recorded
automatically. When Prof. Dunn
gave the signal to start the test, the
main operating switches closed, and
the load was applied as follows :
Consume
Olives
Oscillograph Oysters Srark Gap Balls
Bread ala Lamination
Condenser Rolls S ne Wave Jelly
Frozen Field Cream Insulatd Cake
Demitasse (transformer oil) Radiation Cigars
Cigarettes
The machines all acted admirably,
considering the conditions, although
it was observed that a special neavy
duty motor handled by Bottles &
Co. took considerably more than its
rated load. When full load had
been applied it was noted that nearly
all the armatures smoked. Several
times during the test four alternacors
rendred fine music by running in
parallel. As a suitable finish, the
greater part of the machines w ere
connected in pairs and operated in
synchronism with the music, while
all joined in overcoming the resist
ance of "Ohm Sweet Ohm.” The
efficiency of the outfit was 123 '/o.
STATE 22
. ...Herman
.Ticknor, Ross
Waha, (Capt)
Funston
Dubarry, Barnett
An Electrical Test,
Watttmeter 3
Pickles a la characteristique
Transformed Potatoes
Musique Commeillefant
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