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Vol. VI,NO i 2
A liEV I
What we Have Acc
Year in Footba
Playets to be Lost
"Perhaps no Lcolle
has made such iiiand
development as Stat,
institution repreients
is libeto, progressiv
and it[represents the
athletics, too, 1 migl
added by the P'!hilad
Ledger" writer when
facts as he did. Es]
State's athletic sup ,
noticed in the recd .
fo
=M!
1
All over the' East
Blue and Wh ite el
rankd anywhere f!o
the dighth best c011e , ..-4
the rating is ceria
"Larry" Vorhis's fi: l
tion has the recdrd o
garpes, tying two an ,
U 4n this year al Statl
gone through a footti
t -- ,
.TE COLLEG
W '
defeatei
tco wil
mplished This
eleven
. Five Star
by Graduation.
!e, in America
- Elul strides m
College. The
everything that
-, intellectual"
best there is in
have been
- Iphia "Public
I he stated the
I
.ecial l ly is Old
ioriky to be
id of the past
to be the b
of 'Penns),ii..
1 4 .
of 1909. 1 "
\
"What lind-of a tear will State
have this,fall?," .vas abut the com
monest question io ; bellheard three
months agO. Ai tli9't time football
1 i
prospects looko very bright' be
cause qldiSta d hld secured two
wonderful coa lies in "'Big Bill"
Hollenbacl, U of P i 'oB p I nd -Mc-
Ilveen, Penn tate ;'O7, nd her
1,
captain "Larr " Vorhis as gen
erally expeted to prove one of the
generals of the Year-which he did.
A strong i nucle s; of, the 'O3 eleven
returned to school-T-Vorhis, Mc-
Cleary; Hi l rShman, ,Gray, Smith,
Weaver, i hollet, Watson;- fohnson,
Herman 4, Brown, ,Ridole and Har
low, while Mauthe,p' Very, Engle,
Barrett, ltepferi, Doster, Rogers,
le" McKe
our successful
I veh is being
the third to
e i team. 'And
nly ju4 for
1
, ting aggrega
winning five
losing none.
team has not
) ll season un-
J
Tst in the ccmrnonwealth
urania d ring thei season
BV.R t 9,. 1909
, I
Lesh, ESte
iiansen, Go,
e only
to an
and Tunnin
ceded
'to he,mor e
varsity hon.
the squad ar
form it disp
season. the'
Scholl 'Ol
the services,
"Johnnie" l e
Saunders 'O5
were loyally
timed.
On Octobtl
was taken 9 1 1. 7
game on the
score of 31 It(
score as J
tiers 'had roll
I: J
I
"Du i
1
l a
tich ' Hermann
'
Pennsylvanians y ea; , P,Ml9ukt
Then one week Iteti seven ! hilp‘ksi
stuaents went tt• Wilkesbarre, a#l
11 t. ,
witnessed{ one. or,tne
,greatest strug
gles-wei have eirer had ; with the
1 i
Price Five Centh-
Arnold,: BottaOn,
!decke,:- Keller; ratrief
ion showed theiaselvei
or, less deserving •ci . :6
rs also. In bringing
l ound into :the ari
yed through therentiie'
, help . of, - ''Heinde'S
s especially Lgood; and
f George MCGee
otwals "Saundi'
and "Pud" Read '92
endired at opportune
r second Grove City
r in the .first football
ew Beaver Field by a
0, exactlt the same
Mcleary,'S war
dup on the Western
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