Scrub Baseball Schedule.
The western trip to be taken by
the “scrub” baseball team in the
early part of May has been outlined
by Assistant Manager Reiter and
several games on that trip have al
ready been arranged for. The
schedule is somewhat different from
the usual list of “scrub” games, but
the prospect of a trip will be an in
centive to all second team candidates
to make good.
Arrangements have not yet been
completed for a game on May 3, but
one will by played somewhere in the
vicinity of Pittsburg. Two games
with Bellefonte Academy—one in
Bellefonte and a return game here —
will be scheduled as soon as the
western trip is definitely fixed.
May 2, Kiskininitas, at Saltsburg.
May 3, open.
May 4, Carnegie Tech., at Pitts
burg.
May 25, Carnegie Tech., at State
College.
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THE STATE COLLEGIAN
Special Entertainment. Clark
The Young Men’s Christian As
sociation has arranged a special en
tertainment for Thursday evening,
March 7th. It will consist of a de
bate, “Democracy vs. Republican
ism.” between the Honorable
Champ Clark of Missouri and the
Honorable C. H. Grosvenor of
Ohio, both eminent members of the
House of Representatives.
Keep this date open. Holders of
reserved seats who wish to retain
the same seats for this entertainment
are requested to communicate at
once with Mr. F. E. Wilber, general
secretary, on or before March Ist.
Reserved seats will be on sale at
Meek’s on and after Friday evening,
March Ist. Tickets thirty-five and
fifty cents.
Of the one thousand eminent
scientific men chosen by Dr. James
McKean Cattell, editor of Science,
State has the following six: Dr.
H. P. Armsby, animal nutrition;
Dr. William Frear, agricultural
chemistry; Dr. M. E. Wadsworth,
mineralogy; Dr. G. G. Pond,
chemistry; Dr. H. F. Stecker,
mathematics. Prof. Dugald C.
Jackson, 'B5, is mentioned as a
graduate of State.
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