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THE STATE COLLEGIAN
State 9—F• and M. 0
The feature of Friday's game on
Beaver field was the wonderful pitch
ing of big "Bull" McCleary, who
struck out twenty F. and M. batters,
and did not allow anything like a hit
until the ninth inning. Only one of
the visitors reached second base
during the garr. e, while State's time
ly batting off both Lentz and Horn
yielded nine runs. McCieary's
strong hitting was also a feature,
likewise the clean ; fast fielding of
both teams. It was a fine game all
through, and made our varsity's
eighteenth victory this season.
STATE R H Po A E
Cree ss
Mt., ri 3
L Vorhis c
Cuulson, I
MEM
MEMO
MESE
P eiguson r
McCleary, p
Totals . . .. . .... .... . . .. 9 727 7 1
F. AND M. R 1-1 Po AE
Krau,e, 1 . ... ... ... . ... .. U UlO 1 1
Gaul, m
Lowe 1, c
Lentz, p ~
13Itnncr, 1
=MEI
St unm, 3
Horn, 2 p
Watt, r.
Totals
Penn State
MEM
Two base hit--Crutchley. Sacrifice hits--Mason
2. McCleary. Stolen bases—Cree. Conklin, Mc-
Cleary, Crutchley Hit by pitched ball—Cree.
Bases Bells - Off McCleary 1. off Lentz 3. off
Horn 2. Innings pitched -By Lcntz 5, by Horn 3
Struck out -By McCleary 20, by Lentz 2, by Horn 2.
Time of game-2 hours. Umpire— Mcllveen.
Several months ago a Bible and a
Bible study hook were taken from
the office of McAllister Hall. The
former was highly prized as a gift,
and the owner, a Senior, is anxious
to recover the books before leaving
college. A liberal reward will be
paid if the books are returned either
to Room 7, Track House or to Mc-
Allister Hall- office.
1910 Nominations.
The following nominations for the
offices of next year's Sophomore
class we: e made at a meeting held
last Friday evening: President,
Ogilvie, Buka, Sloan; vice presi
dent, Vorhis, Hay, Lams, Whit-
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moyer; secretary, Von Senden
Hirshman, S. H. smith, Lull
treasurer, Runk, McCleary, L. M
004 3 0
011 2 1
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Fisher
002 2 1
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T. F. Foltz, 'O6, spent the latter
part of last week at the college. He
has been employed by the Pennsyl
vania Railroad at Altoona but has
lately been transferred to the West
Jerse3 Electric, which is the electric
line of the Pennsylvania between
Philadelphia and Atlantic City. He
will have his headquarters in At
lantic City.
A. W. Staub, of the Student
Volunteer Movement, addressed the
Christian association meeting Sun
day evening. Within the next year
Mr. Staub will go to China where
he will be supported by Oberlin
College.
Miss Redifer entertained the 'O7
"Preps" last week. There are
about twenty of the original num
ber still in college.
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