this important contest, remembering
their (*teat on Beaver field last year.
Schneiaii . - - the Maroon and White's
phenomenal pitcher, was reserved
especially for this game. and Mit
ingeilfilled.the box for State.
Cree' OneneciE the game with a
clean single over second base. A
moment later Coulson's single scored
Cree with the first run. Mitinger
tnen stepped into the box and kept
the situation well in hand,striking out
8, and allowing but 4 hits. In the
fifth Swenk nearly scored for Lafay
ette, but was touched out as he slid
for home. In the seventh Cree sent
a fly clear over the left fielder's
head. scoring an easy home run.
The third run was scored' by Hirsh
man in the sixth
PENN STATE
MEE
L. Vorlns, c
Coulson, I ..
Hershman, 1
Crutchley, 2
Ferguson, r
McCleary m
Mfttingcr, p
Totals .. .
LAFAYE rT E
KnoN. ss ... .
Snook, c . .
McAvoy. m. .
Uptegrove, 2 . .
Long. 3. .
Scheider, p. . ,
Swanlc,l
Kelly. r.. ... .
Peters. 1. ..
Totals ....
Penn State
Dickinson .
Home run—Cree. Three base hit -Swank. Two
base hit—McCleary, McAvoy. Hit by pitched
ball—Hirshman. Bases on balls--Vorhis 2, Hirsh
man. Snook, McA‘oy. Struck out--By Mitinger
8, by Schneider li. lime of game 1:40. Umpire,
Adams. Attendance-2500.
The Final Baseball Trip.
The recent Eastern trip of our
Varsity nine was a grand success.
Although rain spoilea the Perin game
as usual, and a very dubious decision
by the umpire snatched away a
chance for another victory over
Princeton, our team displayed their
real strength by defeating Delaware
College 8 to 1, and shutting out Laf
ayette 3 to 0. Every effort was
made by Manager Morgan to trans
fer the Penn game to May 28th, but
Penn's manager would not hear to
this proposition, claiming that his
team - needed to practice next day.
As Lafayette had trimmed Penn 10
to 2, a good victory looked certain
for our team.
Lee F. Adams, 'O6, now located
in Schenectady, was recently
married.
At the recent re•elections of the
athletic association P. B. Postlewaite
was elected Assistant Football Man
ager and E. A. Wilcox Football
Marshal.
The 1909 class elections held re
cently resulted as follows: President,
H. P. Rees; vice president, R. M.
Pennock; secretary, S. H. Smith;
treasurer, W. B. Furst.
Dr. Benjamin Gill will be married
to Miss Ellen Urania Clark on
Wednesday, June 19, at eleven
o'clock, in Boston, Mass. The
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