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IVol. VI, No. 6
CALEiiSAR.
In order that the Calendar may be made as
1 -
complete as possible, all college ' organiza
Itions are urged to hand in notices- of meet
ing§
SATURDAY, OCT 23
Cider Scrap.
StIIsIDAY,IOT 31
m.
itholic sekrices.
m. Oldl Chapel
ible' class Meeting.
;kn.! 'Auditorium Dr Joseph
Denney, Dean of the CQllege
Arts at Ohio State University,
IP speak.
1 1301 m
ip;Dcr
11 C.
I 1 .00 a
4:30 p.
m., , Fuyer of Auditorium.
ilscopal Service of Evening
6.30 1:),1
in. Old Chff)el
meeting.
MONDAY. NOV 1
m. Armory. Elections for
neral Athletib Managers.
. m. lAgricultural Society .
of W. A. Cochel will speak.
6 00 p.
G
TIJESeIAY,No_y, 2
m. l 529 Man. Y. M C. A
l aye:ir Meeting.
E , 30 p.
F'
OQTBALL GAMES
Saturda, , , October 30.
ArrnY vs l Harvard.
Penniylvania I.‘ia. tndiana.
Cornell Williams.v t s.-
Dartmouih. vs! Holy Cross,
Navy vs; Princeton.
Yale vs. 1 Arpherst.
Michigan vs, Syracuse.
Dickinsob v. Gettysburg,
Wept Viriginia .rs. Marietta.
Pittsburg] vs. Notre Dania, . , ,
Ncitice.
' 1
Don't foro tturllay . at ' the
brFy.''‘Latit c'h a id' $1:25.
- 1 ~.r . .4 1
E COLLEGE, PA., OC
TATE 3, PENTI
,
Olds tg • Ties Pennsylv l i
We Played' Game. 12, i l
Witnessed the Contest.
there , were a thew records broken
when bur valiant gridiron heroes
held Old Penn tdca 3 . to 3 tie last
Saturday at Philadelphia. ,In fif-,I
! teen ganpes between penti State and
Penniylvania the recent 'con th
, is'
the only one in ‘iyhtch uie ha e kept
, the Red and s ßlue i:om crdssi . our
line for a tol i kli down and it , Is' the'
only one whi'ch has ended'ir a draw;
I f
the White a l nd Blue has I rlever beaten
Penn, but With saniraay's sturdy
feat of Vorhis's elevenli behind us,
hives for that end &lust rise higher
' every year.' Ilhe kwol cdrribatant
who met lan F'llnklir i r Field filVe day ,
ago also lad the hondr of being the
first college teams 1 inthe country'--
make al "three 2 thr e" score.
AbOveall_when it is taken into con;
sideration that each Member of our
wonderful team used every ounce of
his strength and ever); grain of his
endurance to battle :for an Alma
Mater that caribt d too' much for
such sturdy m n, t en let 'us , re=
Member forev r, the brave deedi of
'Captain La ry" nd his fellow i.e
warriorsl last Snturda I
i
1
Tw e lve thouiand scectatOrs had
gathered in i the .§pa i us ,stands at
Franklin Field When tl? i e t eniy-two
blue i
{ cladblue footb all p aye, s rotted
1 . . . ~...
Tito the fieidi Arley ere met
alike with a round of app =use froth
'Pennsylvania's large sectien, Id ad
herents and al l small ,' ga tering of
State men , wlio mae drnost as
,
much pois- as their m tfr nu merous
~ I
uilding.
Freshmin
Y. M. C
013 R, 28
rivals : Coach "Big Bill" -Holten
,
back was obliged to doff his cap a
number! of times when the' Old' Penn
students once caught sight of him
and gave out popular coach several
rousing heers. Soon Hermann
called! o ! a few sharp signals, and
the good State team ran throiigh a
few fast playa on the dry gridiron.
i)
and
'their Red
and Bit j rseys came onto the
field .a id deafening ! applause.
Captain ' or is ch se to receive the
kickoff inle de ending the west
goal and -fter, Braddock had
the
almost fi e 'minutes to get the
_pig
skin rea.y, a short boot sent the
'oval into ermann's arms and the
t i.
plucky: li tie Oarterback. r turned it
five yard- toll+ard the cente of the
flield. T en I'Larry" was able to
make a,s•ectacular run off 5 yards
flollet's god head
ork - and playing . This second
.iay of the 'me troubled he' Red'
-nd Blue lin to that the/ re often
•ffside ther Iter in trying to "get
t e jump': on our linemen, and
r feree
! Edviards' numerons ! small
Isenaltieswerie well -deserved by
..ptain Millees aggregation.
After Mcdieary's 3-yard! gain,'
! ,
' authe punted 40 yards and the
• attle was on n earnest: It proved
beautiful fight with both teams
I l n
s owing a rft l rvelously strong cle
f nse and aco paratively weak! of=
I nse. ; Mani e,gained or ilia kicks
,:i
'a 1 ihrCugh t game except on one
!costly kick iv ! hic h went - out of
bounds did g the, second half.
The first bat I was a succession of
kicks by Th }der and Mauthe with
the ball ! gen rally between the 35
yard lines. 1.
!nla in a
ID' People j
Price Five Cents