State collegian. (State College, Pa.) 1904-1911, January 21, 1909, Image 4

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    The Wyoming Seminary Basket-
ball Game.
`lNar five ofayeditsfifiii game of
thoeasori last Friday night in ,the,
Alithory and triumphed over the
Wyoming Seminary team by a score
of '3Bto 16. The visitors appeared
here With a faster aggregation than
tliO had last year, and held . 'the
41.41tY 'even during the first
which ended 10 to 10.
The absence of captain , Funston
from the game was keenly felt, and
not until the second half had been
welllstarted did the white and blue
players show the real State form
arid, aggressiveness. In one of last
week's practices the little leader had
his knee-cap again displaced, a
similar accident having happened,
previous to
,the eastern trip taken be
fore. Christmas. It is a question
wwther he will be able to get into
thq Bucknell struggle here on Jan
uaz:y thirtieth. Blythe, who took
his place in the Wyoming Seminary
gime, played a cool, thinking.game
in his first appearance on our team
anAis bound to improye with more
eaßerience. Harrington, who took
Firston's place at guard_ during the
eisiern trip, played consistent
basketball on that journey.
In last Friday's game Hoerle
made,spectacular shots ancl
Wp.ha.played with 'his usual untiring
energy. Reed kept his lead in the
matter of shooting baskets by add
ing five. more to his credit, and both
Hermann and Barnett dribbled well.
With , careful practice our . team
shouli3 be in good form to win-from
Bracknell in about ten days. , •,
PEAS STATE-38 WYOMING _SEMINARY-16
Reed, 1 f Eyrich
Her Mann ' ' rf. .................Dick
Waha (acting Capt.) c Probst
Bain t' • 1 g Cross
Bliol_e r g Beach (Capt.)
,
Suiolitttutions—Hoerle for Barnett, Surnma . for
Beach: Field goals—Reed s,Hermann 4, Horele 4,
Blythe 3: Walla 2, Barnett 1, Dick 3, *Eyrich 2,
Probst 1, Summa 1. Foul goals—Eyrich 2.
Referee—Amidon. Halves-20 minutes, '
gry Miller 'OB at the beginning
offtl* year took a position in the
imkation department of the West
inghouse. Co., Pittsburg. Pa. _
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
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ternational law and sliplprriacy, history„-
and public probiemO l otlllife
of the day.
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commissions an.
,average profit of
. $12.85 Per day during June, July
and, August, 4908* In the same period
Twelve Hundred men made an avei
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