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State Collegian
°- 30 - College
Vol. V‘, K
iTERN TRIP
Dtcisive .Vii
ind W. V
jPitt Game
otories Over Michigan
U. Rain j Spoiled tile
s. Skemp jShows Rare
i ■ ! i
Form. ,
Two victories out of tjhree games
pltyed ip the record |of our nine on
the -first far-westem trip it ever
tock. West! Virginia was downed
12 to 1 ion Wednesday] May -nirie
teenth; jwe lest Dame 9 to
O'tWo days later; and then last
Saturday came our glorious triumph
ovpr Michigan 9to 7t i
The ojpening g;ameat
preved to. be a one'Sidpd slugging
'tia.ch, [since Old Stale garnered
een hits while the Mountaineers
ared -j but three, frofc Skemp
:ir,’p6pege pipe! camb out Satur
and {said that “The Pbnn players
like professionals, while our
F f l somewhaijt excited ”
Ippieary wab our i star | man at the
atj having four hitsj abd two ,of
lwe fob basest Overly man
aj Captain. Hirshmbh’s leanii per-
L ed .f elandit was , I fore gone
Wlusiaji i that Pitt [would be 1
wned tjhe next day at >j Pittsburg,
ltiiady W. \ . IjJ. had 'taken two;
imes rrpm our f‘W. U. p.” rivals
|we were boj given {the same
ijvilege [since rain j prevented} thei
|ie. The} elements have infer- 1
ipd witli bur games in] Pittsburg
■fiuch :hat ye have never been
j 6 t° P4v any jschediuled
pfes bn iSmpicy diamonds.
}s as ote newspaber there said:
1 f* enn State,] basejball club '
ujd gd into bankruptcy if it had
i epen i i Pittsburg receipts
■b rain l spoiled the chances}
inucd 6c past 2 1 , |
sect
laj
STjATE
lemorial
Saturday
will be
some ce
Jjte Presii
Day Ci
aftemc
' theile
[Main
[emome s
lent At!
le north
■our 1,
is on t
;£ravt
lAudi
ling
,th|e SI
orium
• Fgrsythe, Crai;
)phomare
gram which‘is t|
in by all ithe pias!
< who mlay wis
1 l i
scond year men f
vie in all iDecora
nfi they have th
an entirely app
which tfc blouse
dated by thfe s sc
'M lesssuitabe “d
i,lace- in former
jEach class'! \yill
ijan of 'the -vjmrk
jpident Athprtoi
j iei|em onie^, wfc
acjh j class vyill 1;
Tpef progi,
fforjd tc
a [prc
other:
The s
initial
ings a
pd on
fnony
ap£>re
:han t
:ook ]
time
precis l
late P
61 th
from
his gr
a ! nd a
tere
' 0
Gill;
toon,
:rn< intes
ibanjj;
is.j 'R]ev.- H
iiaarch tp Di
-y anidjfap
jig of wpeat
[tt, of St. Jo
Biilleto nte,
S] speaker,
ieW DrC A
?r many| ye
was in the
e Civil ;Wa
hplete' 'ieur
id^outhl
ipe 6 will b
tia,yi |am
observed
hire
Jdrei
md;
vol li
grave
ifand;
| Dr.
cl
cl
c|ause ]
ijitims
becau
Army
njrth
Sur
/|llisf(
bropri
dhape
ay J
Bea
ieiy
BjlAY' 27,
emoinies.
front; of Old
in honor of
ijertqn whbse
side of the ,<
ittee consist
incj Hay of
i "
ave arranged
leld in
i be[ parflici
;es as well as ,
• to| attend,
live taken the
:ion jDay do-
H yeir decid-
ibprjate cer
to jbe mote
Hlool! at large
c which
years: at this
show its ap-
by the' - ;
i at the close
nn a wreath
)e placed on
am is short
1 1 attend the
icatiop,- Dr.
sjwitt;. selec
•l Atherton's
selection,
i on grave.
i’S Kpisco-
an excell-
|ot oh|y be
nertobj very
ars but also
Confederate
'[ andjrepre-
Wn bf the
n '
q Hiigh Me.
| will be ap
in Sunday
909. ,t,J
a!. New [ni
Take the|
. Scrap an
' The following set of rulesj f 4 the
ppposeji pughSall contest between
upderclassmen Ivas passed ujW al
most unitninWly by the uppdr two
classes recently’ and! is now biddre
student council for ifirial ratifica
hon. The abandonment, last’fall, of
the campus tush, and the unsatis
factory conditio i of affairs always'
accompanying the - picture scrap,
1 brought trie student body t to a
J realization that something ought to
Ibe done to restore and maintain
good old class spirit among the
slower clajssds, at dat the same:time
eliminate any: danger to life or
property. , Tbeddqa'of a 1 pushball
game will proVe excellent, .without a
doubt for; there is always intense
excitement .produced at one of these
games. | A large ball constructed in
a sjimilajr way to i football is used,
but it isj spherical and J six feet 'in
diameter. ! Ihe object of each side
is to keep the bal in the air and try
, t 0 Set it over their' enemies’ heads ;
and.thereby into ' their- territory."
The money required for the ball,
about $2OO, is to be secured* by a
popular subscription J which Dr v
Sparks has already-started. . **
i , By-setting/tfie.rjatjsJor scrap'
as the second Saturday of the
school, year j and; recommending! a
later date for wrestling mathh, •
.the committee intend to haye' a,-
bqries of scraps which will [be very!"
benefidai to bach class. The push
ball cbntesticomijnjt at the beginning
of the) year will bring all the ipem-'
= Continued on pag? 3 1
A • '
mfortable.”
r ive Cents
■; • I S
Proposed to
Old Picture
sh._