BELLEFONTE C E Wit
Time Table In elreet .1
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No No. No. Stations No. No. No
$.l 43 5 +2 fa . "
am am n. Lv Ar am Pm m
030 10 15 2 .10 . Bellefonte. 850 12506 10
635 10 20 2 17, Coleville.. 8 40 12 30 550
f 6 38 010 23 2'2 Morris ... 08 47 1 1 / 2 27 443
06 43 010 27 2 7 .. Stevens 08 35012 25 5 40
Lime Centre.
f 6 46 010 30 2 :1 Hunters Park 08 31111 2 2 1 300
16 50 010 34 226 . .1.111m0re... 18 28 11 2 1 8 5:15
16 55 110 40 232 . . ... 18 2 1 012 14 D
700 10 45 235 ...Waddles... 820 12 105 20
f 7 12 010 57 250 .. iirumrlne.. es 07 011 57 507
725 11 10 305 State College 8 071 11 50 500
17 27 3 10 ...Strubles... a 45 420
f 7 37 3 15 . Bloornsdort.. 17 40 4 0
735 3 'lO Pine Gr. Mills 735 4 0
+ Daily except :-unaay. f St(
Trains of the Bellefonte Central 1
neet at Bellefonte with trains of ti
R. R. for point, east anti west .
CENTRAL RAILROAD Ol' L'ENN'A Con
densed Time Table effective .June 17, 'O7
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No.l N 0.5 N 0.3 Stations NodNo.4 No.t
a.m. p.m. p in. Lve Ar. p.m. p.m. a.ro
+7 05 16 55 12 20 .11elletinite.. 940 505 941
7 15 700 232 ... .... 9 27 4 52 9 27
720 ft 11 237 .. -Zion .. fil 21 447 922
727 7 IS 245 Vatic.. 9 15 441 912
729 247 fDunkles . 913 43S 911
7 33 f 7 23 2 51 .Ilublersburg. f 9 09 4 34 9 05
737728 2 55 fSnydei town 9 0)1 4 211 904
7 4017 30 258 . . Nit tany... I 90) 427 907
742f7 33 3 01 .Iluston f 902 4 . 24 904
7 46 7 38 3 05 ... Lamar .... i 8 59 4 21 8 51
7 43 f 7 40 3 OS ..Ulintondale.. LS 56 4 18 8 511
752 744 312 fliriclersSkiN 552 414 852
7 56 f 7 49 .3 16 . Mack ey vi I le. IS 48 4 111 8 42
802 754 322 feedarSprings 842 403 84S
805 757 325 Salr o ia ... 840 401 838
8 10 802 330 ...Mill II al i 18 35 13 56 +8 30
(N Y C & II I? I? R)
—.Jersey Shore... 3
Ar. t . Milian's J Lve 2
Lye i port i Ar. 2
(l'hila. a? Heading)
Philadelphia 18 86 11 80
New York (via Phlla) 9 00
Ar. Lve. a. m. p. m
Week day
W. H.GEPHART. Gen'l Supt
Dairy Employment Agency
LANSING, MICH.
Deals in Men and Positions
F. 0. FOSTER, PROPRIETOR
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State College Supply Co.
Agents for Spalding Athletic Goods
Dougias and Walk Over Shoes
E. L. Graham. Manager
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I. C. FiCOL/VIEd
Staple and Fancy
Groceries, Fruits
STATE COLLEGE, PA.
Patronize Collegian Advertisers
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n. J. 1905
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THE STATE COLLEGIAN
pitched wonderfully good ball and
held the red and white team in
check, even toward the latter part of
the game, when the damp, chilly
wind had made his arm stiff and
sore. But all our men are to be
congratulated—everyone—for each
one played the game of his life and
upheld Old State's colors in a way
that makes his Alma Mater proud
to number him among its students.
When the news of the victory
reached State a large bonfire was
built on the campus near the
armory. It was an 'event that the
students could well afford to cele
brate, as few colleges can duplicate
the record of winning three straight
games from the athletic teams at
Ithaca. Cornell's team never played
Cox Sons and Vining
26? Fourth Ave
J. G. Stoll, Representative
The Palace Restaurant
Sandwiches, Soups and Pies always
on hand.
J. C. SHEFFLER, Proprietor.
Cree,ss . ...
McCleary, m
Coulson. 1...
Hinhman, 1
Kelly, 2.
Ha.verstick, 3
Vorhi. c
Ferguson, r
Mainger, p .
Totals.. .
CORNELL
Heilman, ss
Matchner, 3
Ebert r
Calcinell, 1
Gable, p...
Lally. . •
Reiber. 2
Wdtson, 1
Fulton. m..
Totals
State
Cornell .
Two-base hits--Reiber, Gable. Three. base
hits—Ferguson, Calch, ell. Struck out- Ey NI it
nger 7, by Gable 5 Stolen bases—Hii shman,
Haverstick. Double play—Haverstick to Hirsh
man. Sacrifice hits—McCleary, Coulson, Hirsh
man. Umpire—Dwyer.
CAPS
The Syracuse and Rochester Games.
Leaving here on Saturday, April
25, for the northern trip, our base
ball team on the following Monday
and Tuesciay met and won from two
teams that it had never before en
countered on the diamond. These
GOWNS
were the Syracuse University nine,
which was defeated 4 to 3, and the
University of Rochester team, which
went down to defeat, 7to 3, at the
hands of Captain Cree and his vic
torious team.
"Bob" Vorhis was in the box at
Syracuse and allowed but six hits.
He was opposed by Mack. who not
only pitched an excellent game but
did most of the damage against us
by making two two-base hits and a
single. The ninth inning of this con
test was an exciting period for State.
The New York team secured one
run and had two men on bases with
one out and one needed to tie the
score. It was growing dark and the
ball was difficult to see in the large
concrete stadium, but Larry Vorhis
cleaner, better baseball than it did
against State last Wednesday and
when the final encouraging "Cor
nell I yell" had echoed across Percy
field and the home team had lost a
well played game, the Ithacans
acknowledged, one and all, that the
Pennsylvanians well deserved the
victory they had valiantly won
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