The Swathmorel Game.
The Swarthmore five proved to be
the hardest proposition Penn State
has faced on the Armory floor this
season. Following a successful
eastern trip, which was closed by a
victory over Swarthmore on the'r
floor, the team won new laurels from
the Quaker, aggregation. This was
the seventh victory out of the eight
games played thus far.
The entire game was hotly con
tested and the score stood 14 14 at
the end of the first half. Not less
than six tithes during this
half the score was tied. At every
stage of the game, Penn State ex
hibited fine form and the wonderful
passing of our five was an astonish
ment to Swarthmore. At tne be
-ginning of the second half, State
played with whirlwind speed and
succeeded in obtaining a lead which
Swarthmore failed to overcome.
Abele, a former member of State's
1907 varsity football squad, played
an excellent game at forward for
Swarthmore. Dill, one of the var
sity guards, made two phenomenal
long shots.
STATE 36 SWARTHMORE 22
Ross. Rced
1112:1211
Dußarry
Funston
Goals from field—Swayne 1, Baugton 1, Abele 2,
Griffin 2, Clement 2, Dill 2, Hermann 4, Reed 4
Dußarry 4, Funston 3, Waha 2. Goals fromfouls
Swayne 2, Waha 2. Referee—Mr. Tomhave,
Halves-20 minutes
Short Course Students Leave.
Yesterday the short course for
students in Agriculture closed, and
most of the men have left for their
homes. They speak very highly of
the opportunities for young men who
avail themselves of the benefits of
fered here. They also feel as
though they were well treated and
have formed an attachment for this
institution. At their banquet held
at the Nittany Inn last week, the}
voiced their thanks and appreciation
and pledged themselves to help
make the short course even more
successful in the future. About 91
men completed the various courses.
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