State Coll
Vol. IV, No 31
State Wins Fro
. Last Wednesday saw the valiant
sons of State lined up against the
formidaole Tigers for the fifth time
in as many years, and when the
sun had set the White and Blue had
triumphed for the fourth time. Be
cause of an apparent willingness on
the part of Princeton to sidestep a
game with Penn State this year, the
contest was arranged only after con
siderable trouble on the part of the
State management. The success of
our teams at the Ne o , Jersey institu
tion shows that the Tiger's fear of
the Nittany Lion is not ill-founded.
Captain Cree's nine made its runs
thus. Bob Vorhis opened the
third inning with a single to left and
Cree sacrificed him to second.
STATE• COLLEGE, PA., JUNE 4, 1908.
THE TIGERS DEFEATED
Princeton, 4=3.
Tnen McCleary made a pretty out
field single, on which Vorhis scored.
Hirshman went out ; then Haver
stick singled, but McCleary was
caught at the plate. The other three
runs were tallied in the eighth when
Hirshman singled through the infield
after McCleary had been retired.
Hirshman went to second on Sides'
error and Haverstick made his sec
ond hit of the game. Larry Vorhis
now worked Heyniger for a base on
balls after Kelley had flied out, and
Mitinger also took the easy path to
first base, thus forcing in a run.
Then Haverstick and Vorhis scored
on an error at first base, but Fish
recovered the ball in time to get
Mitinger at the plate.
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Appointment of Marshals.
Subject to the approval of the
President of the College, the follow
ing appointments of marshals for the
college year 1908.09 are announced,
together with the rooms to which
they are assigned:
Chief Marshals
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Main Building—H. F. Burkholder.
McAllister Hall—A. A. Borland.
Assistant Chief Marshals.
Main Building—C. N. Fleming.
Annex—E. K. Hibshman.
Main Building.
Third Floor.
J. A. Summers, Room 314.
W. C. Weaver, Room 332.
T. J. Anthony, Room 414.
C. N. Fleming, Room 432.
A. L. Fretz, Room 472.
Fifth Floor.
G. W. Humes. Room 514.
H. F. Burkholder, Room 532.
C. E. Faber, Room 572.
McAllister Hall.
Second Floor.
C. P. Messersmith, Room 202.
A. A. Borland, Room 235.
R. E. bisque, Room 252.
Third Floor.
K. H. Marsh, Room 333.
J. F. Mattern, Room 352
Fourth Floor
S. 5. McNary, Room 402.
E. A. Wilcox, Room 433.
W. E. Hoffman, Room 452
Annex.
E. K. Hibshman
A. W. Fisher.
Track House.
V. L. Henry.
The tennis tournament for the
Stevenson cup is to begin to-day.
There are ten teams entered.
Price Five Cents
Fourth Floor