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THE STATE COLLEGIAN
The Freshman-Sophomore Game.
The sophomores defeated the
freshmen in the annual claEs fothball
game on Beaver Field - last Saturday
by the score of 6 to.O. As the field
was very slippery nothing but
straight football was used, yet the
game proved none the less interest
ing to the spectators. Punts were
trequeltly exchanged and fumolir.g
was very much in evider.ce, in the
latter of which the sophomores
seemed to be superior in recovering
the ball. Both teams fought stub
bornly although honors were slight
ly in favor of the second year men.
The freshmen claim that their rivals
were lucky co win while the sopho
mores rest with the idea that block
ing kicks and recovering fumbles are
an important part of th - .• game.
The single score of the g • ame oc
curred in the first half when Vought
blocked a kick near the tieshrnan
goal. As the ball bounded back
and was crossing the line Maxwell
seized it and scored a touchdown
for 1910. McCleary kicked out and
Vorhis made the goal. The fresh
men, however, were not always on
the defensive as they succeeded
three times in getting near enough
to try for a field goal.
The entire sophomore team played
well but the good work of McCleary,
Hirsliman, Vought, and Johnson
was especially noticeable For 19]1
Coulson din wonderful work at half
and Hipple distinguished himself at
end. The line-up:
1910
Maxwell . . .
Vought, (Capt),
Montgomery . Ig
Johnson
Smith,.
Sloan..
Walker
Herman
Vorh
McCeary
Hirciiman
1911 0
Hippie
E to; , add!,
Hubbard, Mcannell
Gray. .
• • •• • • McClellan
Martin
reWorkman. Brown. Sp: - logic
qb. Ludwig, Nelson
....1h ....... .. Coulson
. —Barnett
. .Mosser
-. . . . . .
'touchdown -Maxwell. Goal from Tourhdown•-
Vorhis. Referee- Higley. Umpire - Mcllver n.
Paid Jude Jeffries. Linesmen—Wright and
Postlethwaite. Halves - 2. and 2t) Minces.
Robert V. Rex, '99, is superin
tendent of the Continental No. 2
plant of 32C) ovens near Uniontown,
Pa.
Freshman Statistics.
Assistant Physical Director Jeffery
has just completed the examinarion
of the freshman c:ass. Among the
most important averages are :
Age, 19 years, 8 months; height,
67.6 inches; weight, 138 4 pounds.
In the strength tests, the most im
portant averages are:
Chest and upper arms, 114.2
pounds; back, 296.3 pounds; legs;
535.3 pounds; right forearm, IGO
pounds; left forearm, 90 pounds;
push up, 6 times; pull up, 6 times.
Forty-five per cent. or the class
used tobacco at the time of the ex-
amination
It is interesting to note that 1911
is 3 months older, six tenths of an
inch taller, and 4.7 pounds heavier
b y these averages, than 1910 was at
the time of their examination last
fall; and also, that the percentage of
tobacco users is three per cent.
greater than that of 1910.
The Debating Team.
The debating team is in good
shape for their encounter with Dick
inson tomorrow evening, and hope
to win a decisive victory.
Ile selection of judges for this
debate has been a very difficult
proposition, owing to its popular in
terest among the eligible men. It is
very hard to find an entirely im
partial man who is acceptable to
both sides. At present, as this
article goes to press. two judges
have been selected. They are Prof.
Llewellyn Phil:ips, of Bucknell, and
Robert A Zentmyer, of Tyrone.
rhe third man will be chosen within
a day or two.
A. D. Carrier, '99, who has been
in the employ of the West Virginia
Pulp and Paper company, at Coving
ton, Va., has been promoted to the
position of manager of the pulp de
pa► tment of the same company at
Mechanicsville, N. Y.
F. M. Torrence, 'O5, is a visitor
at the college this week.